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House Removal Boxes & Packaging Accessories Shop in Lowestoft
Buy cardboard boxes here in Lowestoft from Packing Solution, we specialise in supplying Lowestoft and its surrounding areas, and we have the ability to deliver nationwide too if you should require us to do so. We have a big range of cardboard boxes for moving house that will be suitable for every home in Lowestoft, no matter how big or small. We have no minimum orders, so even if you only need a few boxes, we have everything that you could need. We are a family run business, established many years ago within the packaging industry.
Storage boxes for house moving in Lowestoft from Packing Solution
Removal boxes come in many different shapes and sizes, from rectangular to square, and so the best method is to measure up the items that you are looking to pack and pick the right boxes accordingly. Heavy duty boxes need to be both strong and durable, so that they can withstand the weight of heavy items, but also so that they can protect your things inside of them from bumps and knocks. Heavy duty boxes for moving can be great for moving around your
clothes to your new home, all of your jumpers will be able to fit in a large box from here, and they will be strong enough to withstand the weight too. Strong cardboard boxes for shipping could also be used to transport your old mobile phone or laptop too, and the bubble wrap could be used to protect them inside of the boxes as well for a bit of extra protection. As well as storage boxes we also offer many packing accessories too such as bubble wrap and tape, which can keep the boxes together firmly during a house move so that nothing gets broken. Cardboard packing boxes can be bought here by entering your delivery details at the checkout stage, simply enter your address and any specific instructions too, such as where to leave them if you are not in. Double wall cardboard boxes are the strongest kind, and we have lots of these on offer here with Packing Solution, so take your pick based on the sizes you require. We offer many different multi packs too, which are discounted, and aim to give you some idea of how many boxes you may require based on a certain sized house move. We hope that you find what you need.
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California Supreme Court Sides With Criminal Defendants
The decision last Thursday is a huge win for those facing charges that could be vindicated via online communications. What's interesting is that while social media companies would cite federal privacy laws [Stored Communications Act] as cause for not wanting to cooperate with defense attorneys, police and prosecutors have had little trouble acquiring the same kind of information in the past.
"Whenever criminal defendants subpoena records that we think we need to prove our clients are innocent, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram ignore us completely," said Janelle Caywood, a criminal defense lawyer who has attempted to subpoena user information. She adds, "This is the first step in the right direction to full and fair access."
Social Media Companies Must Comply With Subpoenas
The landmark California Supreme Court decision came about from a drive-by shooting case in San Francisco, according to the article. One of the defendants, 14-years of age, said that he'd been "tagged" in an Instagram video featuring guns by one of the victims. Defense lawyers served subpoenas on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram for the accounts of a witness and the victim. Adducing the Stored Communications Act, the social media companies refused to comply with the subpoenas. The 14-year old admitted to shooting the victim six times, adding that and the victim "would have done the same thing to us."
Companies have to comply with subpoenas from defense attorneys for users' information, public at the time of the request, says California Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye.
"A provider must disclose any such communication pursuant to a subpoena that is authorized under state law," writes Cantil-Sakauye in the decision.
Orange County Criminal Defense Attorney
If you are facing criminal charges, please contact The Law Office of Ronald G. Brower. With over 30 years of experience, attorney Brower can give you the best chance of finding a favorable outcome.
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Now through July 23, 2014, TruGreen will be donating $1 to Children of Fallen Patriots for every 'like' the TruGreen Facebook page receives. In addition, TruGreen is asking the family members of active duty and military veterans to share an uplifting story about their hero. TruGreen will donate $100 for each story entry, and the entrants of the top five most voted on" stories will receive gift card prizes.
"At TruGreen, we feel it is our responsibility as good citizens to give back to those in need when we can," said John Hasselle, TruGreen marketing manager. "We are honored to be donating to Children of Fallen Patriots, where we know that our support is helping to ensure that every military child who has lost a parent in the line of duty receives all necessary college funding."
"Every penny donated to Children of Fallen Patriots Foundation goes directly toward helping families who have already lost so much," said John Coogan, executive director of Children of Fallen Patriots Foundation. "For many, the cost of college may be out of reach, and with the help of TruGreen and everyone who 'likes' and submits a story, we will work to make it possible."
To participate in the TruGreen campaign for Children of Fallen Patriots, please go to: TruCare for Troops
Participants can engage on social media using the hash-tag: #TRUCARE4TROOPS
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text: Nothing is more attractive than a well-dressed man (nothing). Throw in a boutonniere and we're left swooning. In a brides' world, we thought it was time to shine some light on their handsome other half and show off some great options from rustic & rugged to dapper & distinct. Enjoy this Wedding Wednesday post all about the groom! Swoon. Swoon. Swoon.Photo Credit (Alphabetically): Bella Rose, Eric Bonseke, KMI Photography, Millie Holloman, and Theo Milo Photography


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Feat of flames for Viking isle
Go Christmas: Shetland's Mainlanders fight winter gloom with a raucous fire festival, writes Joanna Roberts
I HEARD THE Vikings before I saw them. The sound of marching carried on the wind to where I stood among a group of damp onlookers. The noise grew steadily, punctuated by warlike whoops until, finally, the squad appeared in view. Led by the Guizer Jarl, or chief mummer, 60 bearded men strode towards us with their winged helmets, glinting axes and ornate shields.
A murmur went through the crowd as they craned their necks for a first glimpse of this year's costume, months in the making and a closely guarded secret. "It's pink leather!"
This annual parade through Shetland's main town, Lerwick, is part of Up Helly Aa, a 24-hour party that celebrates the islands' Viking heritage and lights up the deep, dark winter.
It was introduced in the late 1870s in response to the mischief that occurred each midwinter, including dressing in disguise – or guising – and dragging flaming tar barrels through the streets. The details, such as the colour of the tabards and length of the beards, change from year to year, but the fundamentals remain: squads of men in costume, the burning of a Viking galley and a night of feasting and revelry.
Earlier that morning I had seen the festivities kick off with the posting of the Proclamation at Market Cross. Posing as a running order for the day's events, the Proclamation is a satirical review of the year in Shetland; it ridicules local figures and thumbs its nose at the authorities. Incomprehensible unless you're well versed in local politics, it is a reminder that this is predominantly a festival for Shetlanders. Luckily, I had one on hand to translate.
It was evening when the party really started. At 7.30pm, when darkness had fallen, 900 guisers lit their torches. Split into 46 squads, each with a distinct theme, the men paraded two by two through the streets, dragging a replica longship.
Costumes ranged from the traditional to the contemporary, with squads of zombies, leprechauns and bananas joining the Vikings. One man told me that the men's penchant for dressing up as women has led some to refer to the festival as Transvestite Tuesday.
At the end of the parade was the moment everyone had been waiting for: the ceremonial burning of the galley. The guisers gathered around and, cheering the Guizer Jarl, threw their flaming torches aboard. The fire roared and the crowd whooped.
Vikings arrived in Shetland in the ninth century. The archipelago's strategic location between Scotland and Norway made it a prime target in territorial battles, and subsequent centuries saw several changes of rule. In 1469 King Christian of Denmark pawned the islands to Scotland as part of his daughter's dowry; Shetland has remained under Scottish control ever since.
I arrived by sea, enduring a 14-hour ferry journey north from Aberdeen in force-seven winds and pitching waves. I was visiting Mainland, the largest of the 100-island group and one of only 15 that are inhabited. As we docked in Lerwick, the centre of Shetland's fishing and oil-service industries, I braced myself for the cold to hit. I was pleasantly surprised to find it no colder than Dublin thanks to the warming influence of the Gulf Stream.
Shetland's landscape is undramatic: mostly undulating moorland that blazes with heather in late summer but is a wintery yellow-brown at this time of year. Instead, the drama is provided by the sea and the enormous sky. The ever-present wind whips clouds across its face, and the weather can change astonishingly fast. Artists have long raved about the light in Shetland, and even I, with my unartistic eye, could appreciate the clarity and preciseness of the view.
Up Helly Aa added the final and most dramatic element to the mix: fire. But once the boat was ablaze the crowd didn't hang around. Turning their backs on the smoky air, they hurried home to put on their party clothes and begin the long night of merriment.
It is traditional for the guisers to spend the night of Up Helly Aa travelling from party to party, entertaining the guests in return for food and drink. These parties used to be held in people's homes, but to accommodate growing numbers they have moved to 12 halls around town. You must be invited to attend, and women are expected to take turns serving refreshments.
In an impressive display of logistics, each squad visits each hall, beginning at 9pm and ending at 8am the next day. At about 1am some of the guisers begin to look a little the worse for wear, thanks in part to the whisky and beer provided on the buses transporting them between halls. But the show goes on, and they sing, dance and perform sketches, the acts woven together by a country band that puts on a remarkable music marathon.
Locals pride themselves on being able to make it through to 8am. But I can't do it. At 4am, when I find myself watching a bunch of leprechauns worship a pint of Guinness while a transvestite dances a reel with my mother, I decide that my Up Helly Aa experience has probably peaked. Pink Vikings or no pink Vikings, it is time to call it a night.
Up Helly Aa takes place on the last Tuesday in January. See uphellyaa.org
Where to stay, eat and go
Where to stay
Lerwick Hotel. 15 South Road, 00-44-1595-692166, shetlandhotels.com/lerwick. The decor may be dated, but the views are second to none. Doubles from £55pp (€62).
Eddlewood. 8 Clairmont Place, 00-44-1595-692772, eddlewood.com. Friendly guest house in the centre of Lerwick. Doubles from £28pp (€32).
Busta House Hotel. Busta, 00-44-1806-522506, bustahouse.com. About 25km northwest of Lerwick, this castle is now a country-house hotel. From £50pp (€56).
Where to eat
Hay's Dock Café Restaurant. Hay's Dock, 00-44-1595- 741569, haysdock.co.uk. Located in Shetland Museum Archives, this cafe-restaurant prides itself on serving high-quality local produce. Weather permitting, you can dine on the balcony.
Queen's Hotel. 24 Commercial Street, 00-44- 1595-692826, kgqhotels.co.uk/ queens.htm. This landmark waterfront restaurant is renowned for its seafood.
Monty's Bistro. 5 Mounthooly Street, 00-44- 1595-696555. Friendly bistro tucked up a flight of stairs behind the tourist office. Seafood features prominently, and touches such as the rosemary bread served between courses add a homely feel.
Where to go
Shetland Museum Archives. Hay's Dock, 00-44-1595-695057, shetland-museum.org.uk. This comprehensive museum covers everything from history and folklore to the importance of fishing and textiles.
Sumburgh Head. 00-44- 1950-460800, rspb.org.uk/ sumburghhead. Home to an RSPB reserve where you can see one of the UK's most accessible colonies of puffins, along with kittiwakes, guillemots and gannets.
Valhalla Brewery. Baltasound, Unst, 00-44-1957- 711658, valhallabrewery.co.uk. The UK's most northernmost brewery, on Shetland's northernmost island. Six Shetland ales are brewed here; guided tours can be arranged.
Go there
Ryanair (ryanair.com) flies from Dublin to Aberdeen. Northlink Ferries (northlink ferries.co.uk) sails on to Lerwick. Flybe (flybe.com) flies on to Mainland.


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It's Not Too Late to Buy Into the Rising Stock Market
Good news for small investors: The answer is no. Indeed, some of the biggest, such as Laszlo Birinyi and Barton Biggs, are still bullish. And based on valuations, stocks are reasonably valued. For example, the S&P 500 is trading at a P/E ratio of 15.6, far south of the 19.7 typical of bull markets, according to Bloomberg. And then there's the factor of earnings yield: an investment's annual income divided by its price. The gap between the earnings yield on stocks and the yield on 10 year treasury notes is wider than it has been since 1962. At 2.96 percentage points, this gap implies that stocks are quite inexpensive. And while stocks are up 95.6% over the last two years, that's still 36 percentage points shy of the average 131% gain registered during bull markets since 1962.
Companies are in great shape, coming off of record profits in 2010, and earnings are forecast to grow in 2011. In 2010, companies piled up record profits of $1.66 trillion while squirreling away nearly $2 trillion in cash on their balance sheets. At the same time, those companies have been pushing their workers hard -- generating a 2.6% boost in productivity even as unit labor costs fell 1.5% in 2010, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. These two factors contributed to the continuation of a decade-long trend: an 8.1% decline in the median family income in America. But S&P earnings are forecast to grow 17% in 2011, according to Bloomberg.
Government Help Pulled Stocks Back From the Brink
The S&P 500's 95.6% rise from its March 9, 2009 low added $28 trillion in market value to those companies, a surge that was heavily supported by $12.8 trillion in U.S. government cash and guarantees, including the $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program. (Part of that TARP money, as we all know now, was spent paying $18.4 billion in bonuses to Wall Street after it caused one of the worst financial collapses in history. Which begs the question: Why is America waging a war on teachers after forking over its tax money to pay mammoth bonuses to Wall Street bankers?)
The Fed's policy of keeping rates low has also succeeded in getting people to take more risk in the market. According to the Investment Company Institute, investors have poured $24.2 billion into U.S. stock mutual funds since the beginning of 2011 after pulling $96.7 billion out in 2010. Perhaps in 2010 they were listening to bond maven Bill Gross, who was so wrong when he told me in February 2009 that stocks were a terrible place to be, and wrong again in January 2011 when he was spouting about a new normal of low growth.
Small Investors Rejoin The Party
Nevertheless, small investors are often wrong. In 2007, when stocks were peaking, individual investors added $91 billion to the coffers of stock funds. But the recent investor return to stocks looks more like the beginning of a directional change. For example, one investor interviewed by the Associated Press said she has reallocated more of her investments into stocks, but that higher representation in equities still accounted for just 30% of her portfolio -- down from 80% in 2007.
The question on investors' minds now is whether high oil prices will curb profits -- an oft-quoted statistic lately is that U.S. GDP growth falls 0.5% for every $10 boost in oil prices -- and lead to earnings disappointments. Is that a risk worth taking? If so, how should investors play it?
Take the risk: Oil price increases are likely to be temporary, so you should buy S&P 500 index mutual funds today. If you feel like taking a bit more risk, invest in individual stocks: My favorites are these nine medium-sized technology stocks, companies that are likely to be taken over soon by technology giants searching for growth opportunities.


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I'm not sure what it is. Maybe it was buying the NARSissist palette. But suddenly I've gone palette mad. And I reallllllly want the Viseart Neutral Palette Matte 01.
I know. Me. A neutral palette. I have the original Naked palette and barely touch it. And this palette is MATTE. Another rarity for me.
Maybe it's because if Karima raves about it, I have to have it. Or maybe it's because I'm starting to look at matte shadows as a more sophisticated option for combining with my bright lipsticks. Maybe it's the part of me inside that wants to be an effortless French girl who (looks like she) wears no eye makeup. But I've got a major lemming for this.
I do think something like this is a good investment. I think that you'll wind up using it more, and in more situations, than one would anticipate. I do like matte shadows for contouring/crease work, so it would be especially useful.
And, yet, the price. At $80 (and it seems to be equivalently priced in Euros, if I was to pick it up in Paris), I hesitate. Which is strange, since that's just a dollar more than the NARSissist palette. And the shadows look larger, making it a better value (though there are fewer). But I guess having made returns to counteract the price of the NARSissist palette really helped me bite the bullet there.
Anyway, like everything else I've been wishing for lately, it's going to have to stay on the wishlist for a while, since I have lots of really pressing things to be saving up for, and an eyeshadow palette is sadly not one of them. *cries*
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I'm curious about why this eye shadow palette is so expensive. What is the specialness of this brand and this formula?
Yeah, it looks really nice though like it sticks on well but the price still scares me. 🙁
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A study published today in Nature Climate Change predicts that deadly heatwaves will become more frequent in the future. The study found that currently, around 30 percent of the world experiences life-threatening heat for at least 20 days per year. But if greenhouse gas emissions continue to grow, that number could jump up to 74 percent by 2100.
Research finds deadly heatwaves will occur more often
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Researchers at the University of Hawaii at Manoa looked through peer-reviewed articles published between 1980 and 2014 and found over 900 that included data on instances of deadly heatwaves. In total, there were almost 800 cases of deadly heat occurring in 36 countries. These included events like the 2003 heatwave that led to nearly 5,000 deaths in Paris and the 2010 heatwave that killed over 10,000 people in Moscow.
The scientists then analyzed these events to determine at what thresholds temperature and humidity levels become deadly. They applied that information to current climate data to calculate how much of the population experiences deadly heat each year and used temperature and humidity projections to see how that would likely change in the future. Even when those projections were based on a future with drastically reduced greenhouse gas emissions, it was still bad news. In those cases, 48 percent of the world's population was projected to experience at least 20 annual days of deadly heat by 2100.
The findings highlight the need to begin getting greenhouse gas emissions under control, but with the current administration's disregard for climate data, that's not likely to happen any time soon. To see for yourself how these projections change over time, the researchers have provided a horrifying web-app for you to do so.


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Major Life Events
Life events may present a need for a professional organizer.
Major life events can be happy or sad, and all can be stressful. That's because change is often difficult, especially when it causes a disruption to your home. Your home should be your sanctuary, no matter the size, no matter the location, no matter with whom you share it. What's important to remember is that it is ok to ask for help. You possess the ability to adapt and SOLD Home Organizers will help you.
Growing Family: What to expect when you are expecting? A ton of baby gear and a nursery in need of set up for starters. If the new baby's room will be displacing your home office or if you are playing room swap with other children, you may also need additional reconfiguring.
Moving Out: Selling your home? The longer you have been in your home the more daunting this task can feel. Before you call your realtor, call your organizer. We'll get you decluttered and staged to sell. Moving In: Your house won't feel like home until the boxes are unpacked and your pictures are up on the wall. If you don't have the time or energy, we do.
Marriage or Divorce: When families come together or drift apart so do their home goods. Newlyweds suddenly surrounded by twice the stuff they once had may find their home feels cluttered and mismatched. Divorcees may find themselves in need of new furnishings for a fresh start.
Downsizing: After a lifetime of raising a family and collecting memories the move to a smaller, more manageable sized living space can be appealing. The challenge is sorting through what you have and deciding what you can take with you, sell, donate, or discard.
Caring for Elderly Parents: As loved ones age you may assume the role of caretaker. This can include sorting through their home in preparation for sale in addition to making accommodations for them in your own home.
Write something about yourself. No need to be fancy, just an overview.
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PayGo Solo 4.6
PayGo can run your store and more. You can have lots of sites or just one. You can have lots of seats or just one. It's pretty easy-going. If you choose to run PayGo Solo in the cloud, you can access from home or on the road and even when at grandma's house... IF she's hip and on the internet. The Cloud or Not We're not one of those software companies who boss you around and make you do things our way. We're a rare company who allows you to host your PayGo Solo in the cloud or on-premise. Team that with the ability to customize certain aspects of PayGo and you've got a customizable retail solution which can be run locally or in the cloud! iPadable PayGo Solo can also run on an iPad. Is there anything this solution can't do? It's amazing right? Hold your cookies, because you can ALSO run it on an iPad as a guest of your in-store PayGo solution OR you can use it as a stand-alone solution capable of doing business while mobile and then syncing with your store's PayGo whenever you have a solid connection to your host. It's truly cool. Read About Our iPad POS Here. Consignment Central There are a lot of consignment shops popping up all over and PayGo's got great features which help the retailer wanting to track the unique aspects of a consignment transactions. The nice thing is that we don't JUST do consignment... we give you flexibility to have a store which does consignment and many other retail things. (Check out the features below!) The Big Picture Use the PayGo Big Picture to see up to the minute wait... up to the second information on how your business is doing. See today's sales, what's selling, your margins, what is on order, how things are going at the department level and more. Ring Sales That's what Point of Sale is for right? Well, PayGo does that. It's super easy to search for inventory. You certainly can use a scanner, but we also give you other ways. Also, you can add customers quickly. You can take credit cards and PayGo will also handle gift cards (centralized so any one can be used at any store.) Track Inventory A POS solution needs to track inventory. PayGo SaaS does that. Easy to add, easy to track. Oh, and if you add it at the Denver store, the item is available at all the other stores as fast as you blink. Tracking inventory in PayGo is easy and very powerful. There's more!


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This is the Kenda Honey Badger Pro 27.5" SCT Tubeless Tire, in DTC compound. Do you ride a variety of conditions? Are you looking for a do it all tire? The Honey Badger was designed to be aggressive enough to dig into loamy conditions, roll smooth on hard pack and rock, and chew through loose-over-hard terrain. In short, the Honey Badger is an incredibly versatile mountain bike tire that doesn't care where or what you ride.
Using Kenda's DTC rubber compound, the Honey Badger utilizes a 60A compound center strip, with 50A side knobs for a balance of tread life, cornering control and straight line grip. SCT technology provides a sealant compatible casing for those who prefer to run a tubeless tire.
- DTC COMPOUND: DTC Combines Kenda's L3R PRO compound (60 shore A durometer) in the center, with STICK-E compound (50 shore A durometer) on the shoulder knobs. The benefits are great center tread life, and great cornering control and grip.
- SCT: SCT is the modification of existing Kenda tire technologies making them now compatible with fluid based tubeless conversion systems. No longer are riders bound to weakness of a tube that can be punctured nor do they need to worry about a tubeless tire adding undue rotating weight.
- Light weight 120 TPI casing
- Suitable for front or rear applications
Weight: 771g (+/-39)
Size: 27.5 x 2.2
Compound: Dual Compound
Recommended PSI: 30-50
Sealant Compatible: Yes
Bead: Folding
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Ponteland is a desirable Northumberland village in close proximity to Newcastle-upon-Tyne where Mansons, your trusted local estate agents, already have a large portfolio of clients. We have been covering the North East of England since 2001 and our role of bringing landlords and tenants together is one that fills us with pride, satisfaction and enthusiasm. Our company provides a wealth of benefits for all service users in the Ponteland area.
If you are looking for carefully vetted tenants, or if you are an individual looking to rent a property in Ponteland, contact our estate agents now. We have an active database that sees new properties and tenants added on a daily basis. By building a clear picture of what a tenant is looking for in a property, we can match them up with the perfect home almost as soon as a property becomes available.
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'Roseanne' Entire Reboot Crew Welcome Back For New Spin-off
Good news for everyone who worked on the original reboot of "Roseanne" — they've all been invited back for reboot 2.0 … except for Roseanne, of course.
Sources close to production tell TMZ … all crew members who worked on the show that got canceled, after Barr made a racist comment on Twitter, have been contacted about returning to join "The Conners" spin-off team.
We've obtained an email sent to all the crew Thursday before ABC officially announced it was bringing back a Roseanne-free version of the show this fall. As you can see … it's a pretty happy invite.
We're told producers especially want to get all the "Roseanne" writers back on board. Our sources say several crew members have signed back on and are excited to return … to a fresh start.
As we reported … "The Conners" is just a working title so far, but we're told it's getting a lot of great feedback from fans and could end up being the show's name for good.
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Drayton Valley, the town where John Bootsma brought up his family, lies atop a high plateau between the South Saskatchewan and Pembina Rivers about half way between oil rich Edmonton and the iconic Rocky Mountain resort of Jasper. Everywhere you look in Drayton Valley, there is sky - big, big sky. And silhouetted against that cold blue dome are hundreds of oil derricks and black eternally nodding pumps. Drayton Valley was an agricultural town of 75 souls before it rose up and rode that first wave of Alberta oil into boomtown. Within 10 years of the discovery of that first Pembina gusher, Drayton Valley boasted 4,000 residents. It is a happy town of self-made men and women in a province famed for people of individual spirit.
John Bootsma was born in the small town of Barrhead, northwest of Edmonton on the first day of 1935. He and his twin brother were a New Year's good omen at a time when each new year brought desperate hope that the economic holocaust of the Great Depression would be finally extinguished. These tiny boys were indeed the squalling harbingers of an upturn in the fortunes of Alberta.
During his childhood, Alberta was home to more than 20 bases dedicated to the training of pilots and other aircrew destined for the aerial battles of global conflict. As a young boy, John grew up under that icy northern sky filled with the constant drone of victory - the engine sounds of yellow-painted Harvards, Tiger Moths, Cornells, Finches, Oxfords, Cranes and Ansons of the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan. There is no doubt that sometime between 1940 and 1945 he would have watched the yellow form of a passing Harvard on a cross-country flight and said to himself - someday I will be able to do that.
When Bootsma was old enough, he joined the Royal Canadian Air Cadets - probably in 1948 at his earliest eligibility. Air Cadets provided him his ultimate prize - an affordable way to learn how to fly.
Another love was his wife Natalie, the daughter of a Bloomsbury rancher. While courting Natalie, he drove east to Westlock to rent a small airplane to try and seal the deal. He flew it to her father's farm and made several low passes over the house to impress her. It worked like a charm and he and Natalie were soon married. Their early life together took them to Fernie, British Columbia, then on to Estevan, Saskatchewan and even to the Arctic where John worked for six months as a radio operator. He would eventually become a reserve RCAF officer and he worked with air cadets, helping to start a squadron and then to be a supply officer.
John Bootsma cleans oil from the propeller of Harvard 294 (CF-RUQ) back in October of 1977. Photo: Western Review via Janet Sissons
John was a dreamer, pure and simple. In these early days he moved around trying to find exactly what he was meant to do. The two constants in his life were Natalie and his family and his love of flying. John had many businesses throughout his life, both successful and not so successful. John was an idea man. The kind of guy for who aviation was meant. The kind of guy who was always trying to get off the ground. He could do many things and his children shared a common emotion for him - respect. John did not wallow in safe waters, but ventured out away from land in any enterprise he started. And though the family would move around, they came to understand the great lesson John imparted to them - to be yourself, to follow your dreams and not to dwell on the past.
John Bootsma started many businesses, large and small, but decades in the oilfields made him an experienced oilman, though he is best known in his community for his Ford dealership. However, it is what John did away from business that his family and the people of Drayton Valley will remember him for.
Throughout his life, John owned a series of classic aircraft including a de Havilland Canada Chipmunk, an Aeronca Citabria and a series of Cessna aircraft which he constantly traded up. Along with a friend who was an RCAF veteran of the war, he acquired a surplus Canadian Car and Foundry Harvard 4 in 1965 from a lot of 65 trainers offered for sale at RCAF Station Penhold. It was to be his pride and joy for nearly 20 years and it became part of his bigger-than-life identity.
John, second from top, flies a different Harvard in this 1970s formation of seven aircraft from the Western Warbirds Association with the Canadian Rockies offering a striking backdrop.
John built considerable flying hours on the Harvard, practicing aerobatics, offering rides to his air cadets, joyriding with dignitaries and formation flying with a group of like-minded Harvard flyers of the Western Warbird Association. Each Remembrance Day, John would fly his airplane in formation with other Harvards in a memorial flypast of the Drayton Valley war memorial, thundering low across town on a cold and windy November day to pay tribute to those heroes he saw as a child in the skies of Alberta.
His daughter Janet remembers these cold November days with pride as all eyes in this Alberta community looked to the sky... to her father. Moments of great pride for her, but it was another flypast during the sunnier, warmer days of summer that brings her the greatest joy. One summer, there was a sour well blow-out near the town of Drayton Valley - a dangerous affair that threatened the entire town with gas poisoning. The great Red Adair (a real life character who was played by John Wayne in a movie about his exploits called Hellfighters) was brought in to cap the runaway well head, which he did successfully. In celebration of their deliverance from this potential disaster, Drayton Valley held a one-time festival and parade called The Great Canadian Blow-Out Days. For his part in this celebration John climbed into the sky in a Cessna and headed towards town where he made several passes down 50th Street over the marching bands and homemade floats and banners. From the passenger seat, a friend tossed out handfuls of peanuts in the shell. Imagine the sheer joy of the Drayton Valley children as this airplane roared overhead in the big blue sky, while peanuts dropped all around. They would scramble and squeal and scoop up the peanuts from the Harvard Man of Drayton Valley. A wonderful gift to the town, a powerful memory for his children who no doubt were so proud of him.
Old 294. John's beloved Harvard now resides at the Combat Air Museum in Topeka, Kansas. Though it now has an American registration, it still sports the same markings as it did when it was John's pride and joy. Close inspection reveals that beneath the cockpit window there is still the inscription "F/O John P. Bootsma". Photo: Shaun McGee
Inset Photo: John warms the big Pratt and Whitney as he gets set to take a passenger on the ride of a lifetime back in the late 70s.
John P. Bootsma died this past September 24th in his 72nd year. Just days before he died, he watched a DVD of the Canadian Harvard Aerobatic Team flying their bright yellow Harvards through their stunning routine at Vintage Wings of Canada's July Open House. Contacted by his daughter Janet, the Vintage Wings team put together the DVD and sent it out so that he could enjoy the sight and sound of his beloved Harvard once again. According to Janet, there were tears in his eyes and as the aircraft flew their loops and rolls on the screen, his feet were moving imaginary rudder pedals through the whole sequence. Those were happy feet.
Some Albertans, perhaps the spiritual loner cowboy type, call Alberta God's Country, while others with their heads turned upwards call it Big Sky Country. It could be argued that there is no more spectacular canvas upon which to practice the looping strokes of the fine art of flying than those towering blue skies west of Edmonton that sweep up from the prairies, past the forested foothills and on up to the jagged edges of the Rocky Mountains. That's where aviator John Bootsma loved to be - in that sunlit place between the Pembina oil fields and heaven. It may well be that he is there still.


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Vol. 24, No. 11: They and Their
The new Department of Agriculture
Although the stylebook entry on departments of the government has long referred to the federal Agriculture Department, we are revising the entry to stipulate using Department of Agriculture.
European troubles
When is the European continent not the Continent? Answer: When it includes Ireland.
The slew slough
We remain in a slough of despond over slew – as in: A slew of fresh Web and mobile apps are plugging into Facebook, Foursquare, GPS functions and other tools.
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The industry's three government-approved redress schemes have this week issued an updated version of their Memorandum of Understanding (MOU).
The MOU is designed to support communication between the three schemes - The Property Ombudsman (TPO), Ombudsman Services: Property and The Property Redress Scheme - where relevant.
Any agent that has an outstanding award with one scheme will now not be accepted by another until that award is settled.
What's more, if an agent is expelled from membership by a scheme due to a breach of its Terms of Business, the MOU will now allow for total transparency and the sharing of information with the press, property portals, The National Trading Standards Estate Agency Team (NTSEAT) as well as the expelled agent's local Trading Standards office.
"'Naming and shaming' expelled agents that have not fulfilled their obligations and are not able to legally trade is in the public interest," explains Katrine Sporle, the Property Ombudsman.
"The scheme responsible for expulsion will provide consumer protection by publicising the news via their website and other media outlets, and will inform regulators within the industry."
Sean Hooker of the Property Redress Scheme says that 'close cooperation' of the three schemes will help to ensure that the consumer is protected from poor industry practice.
Spokesperson for Ombudsman Services: Property, Lewis Shand Smith, adds: "The strengthened Memorandum of Understanding should send out a clear signal to all agents that the redress schemes are working collaboratively to drive out poor practice in the industry."
"This is good news for tenants who can be confident that our strong working partnership means we are acting together in the interest of all consumers to provide greater protection."
Other revisions to the MOU relate to the transfer between schemes. These include:
- To clearly define the actions required if an agent makes an application to one scheme having previously been a member of another, but there are ongoing complaints.
- To identify who is responsible when a company changes redress schemes, but a complaint arises where issues occurred during membership with the previous redress scheme.
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Suicide Prevention Awareness Month
Nationally the month of September is known as the "back to school season" for most of our population's youth and even college students, but did you know that September 2015 is also National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month? By offering resources and awareness, Suicide Prevention Awareness Month empowers individuals to discuss suicide without increasing the risk of harm. Many students are probably wondering what does suicide prevention have to do with me? How can I prevent or spread awareness about something I have no prior exposure to in my life? Nationally, suicide is a leading cause of death among university students in the United States, taking more than 1,000 lives on college campuses per year.
Here are some very frightening and saddening statistics about suicide:
- There is one death by suicide in the US every 13 minutes (CDC)
- Depression affects 20-25% of Americans ages 18+ in a given year (CDC)
- An estimated 250,000 people each year become suicide survivors (AAS)
- 1 in 100,000 children ages 10 to 14 die by suicide each year (NIMH)
- 7 in 100,000 youth ages 15 to 19 die by suicide each year (NIMH)
- 7 in 100,000 young adults ages 20-24 die by suicide each year (NIMH)
- The prevalence of suicidal thoughts, suicidal planning and suicide attempts is significantly higher among adults aged 18-29 than among adults aged 30+ (CDC)
- Suicide is the 2nd leading cause of death for 15 to 24 year old Americans (CDC)
- Suicide is the 10th leading cause of death in the United States, while homicide is ranked 16th (WHO)
- Worldwide suicide is the 3rd leading cause of death in the world for those aged 15-44 (WHO)
Every time I hear statistics like these, my heart wrenches. These people, if only they knew how much they were loved. If only everyone read, researched or studied suicide risk factors and protective factors, we might be able to decrease the amount of loss that happens all across our country due to the suicides of so many individuals. Please join with me and share these tips below with your friends and families.
Risk factors for suicide refer to characteristics that are associated with suicide. 70% of people who commit suicide tell someone about their plans, or give warning signs. People who are affected by one or more risk factors may have a greater probability of suicidal behavior. Some include, but are not limited to:
- Depressive disorders
- Substance abuse or dependence (alcohol and other drugs)
- Other disorders (e.g., anxiety disorders, eating disorders)
- Hopelessness
- Loneliness
- Social alienation and isolation, lack of belonging
- Anger, hostility
- Perception of being a burden (e.g., to family and friends)
- Interpersonal difficulties or losses (e.g., relationship breakup, dating violence)
- School or work problems
- Financial problems
- Physical, sexual, and/or psychological abuse (current and/or previous)
- Chronic physical illness or disability
- Insomnia and nightmares
- Family history of suicide or suicidal behavior
- Parental mental health problems
- Family violence or abuse (current and/or previous)
- Family instability and/or loss
- Lack of parental support
- Limited access to effective care for health, mental health, or substance abuse disorders
- Stigma associated with seeking care
- Exposure to media normalizing or glamorizing suicide
Protective factors are characteristics that reduce the likelihood of suicide. They can buffer the effects of risk factors and include, but are not limited to:
- Positive beliefs about and hopes and plans for the future
- Internal locus of control, i.e., feeling like one has an impact on one's world and the world of others
- Self-esteem
- Spiritual beliefs or regular church attendance
- Cultural and religious beliefs that affirm life and discourage suicide
- A sense of responsibility to family or friends, not wanting to hurt family or friends
- Physical activity, especially aerobic activity
- Family: Support from and connectedness to family, closeness to or strong relationship with parents, parental involvement
- Friends: Social involvement and support from friendships and romantic relationships
- Teachers, mentors, and other adults, such as student group leaders, coaches, faith leaders, and workplace supervisors: Concern, understanding, and caring
- Supportive and inclusive peer and mentor environment
- A sense of connectedness to school and of belonging within the school community
- Involvement in extracurricular activities, e.g., joining a student club or organization
- Monitoring and control of alcohol use
If you or someone you know is struggling with suicidal thoughts or actions please do not hesitate to call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800-237-TALK (English) or 1-800-628-9454 (Spanish). The Lane County Public Health Department also has a program called, Prevention Lane, where you can call Sandy Moses at 541-682-3650 to talk about ways to help either someone you love or yourself. NCU also has free, completely confidential counseling services right here on campus. The counseling office is located on 13th Ave. on the first floor of the Education and Counseling Building, to schedule an appointment stop by the office or contact Rachel Morse by phone at 541-349-7470 or email email@example.com.
If you are interested in supporting or advocating for suicide awareness, there will be an American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Walk in Eugene, OR in Alton Baker Park on October 24, 2015. Please remember and share, "You are loved more than you will ever know by someone who died to know you" (Romans 5:8).
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On-Machine Probing Technology for Mold Manufacture
Decision points to help you select the right probing system.
On-machine probing is a rapidly evolving technology that can impact significantly both productivity and quality in high-value moldmaking operations. Today, users can choose from a range of contact and non-contact sensors; several different wireless communication methods; and systems that deliver a spectrum of functions ranging from simple presence detection to sophisticated precision dimensional and geometric measurements of tools and workpieces.
Selecting the right probing system for a specific application starts with defining exactly what the probing system is expected to do, and then evaluating the various combinations of options to arrive at the most cost-effective solution. Here are some of the basic decision points.
Touch or Non-Touch
To confirm tool presence or measure tools on the machine, the fundamental choice is between a mechanical touch setter and a non-contact laser-based system. Both have their own strengths and weaknesses.
Touch setters are widely used for tool setting applications, length and diameter measurement of rotary tools and tool breakage detection. Today's products are rugged, precise and reliable under the most difficult conditions. Because they depend on physical contact, however, tool speeds generally have to be limited to less than 500 rpm during measurement, and they will not reliably detect broken inserts on multi-insert cutters.
Laser systems, on the other hand, can reliably measure rotary tools at cutting rpm. This has the advantage of including any speed-related runout in the measurement. They are also able to detect broken inserts.
Until recently, laser systems often have been adversely impacted by reflections from coolant droplets in the air or on the tool, but manufacturers have developed solutions to this problem. For example, some laser probing systems are equipped with a shutter to protect the lenses when they are not in use and also surrounds the lens with a series of air jets that provide a tunnel of air around the laser beam. This system uses an intelligent processor that is programmed to reject false triggers from coolant droplets on the tool.
Other options include touch-type and simple laser systems designed specifically for tool breakage detection for solid tools like drills and end mills. These are essentially go/no-go systems with limited tool measurement capabilities.
The advantage of a laser tool breakage detection system over contact-type tool presence detectors is speed. They can be used during rapid traverse and typically have cycle times of 2 to 3 seconds. A contact sensor, on the other hand, typically requires 10 to 15 seconds to perform a tool breakage check. A more sophisticated laser system will perform the tool breakage check and check the profile of the tool—including the individual inserts on a multi-insert tool in the same 2 to 3 second cycle.
A contact tool detection and/or measurement system is the slowest of the three. A dedicated laser tool breakage detection system is faster, but provides limited or in some cases no measurement capabilities. Finally, a sophisticated laser system equals the speed of the dedicated tool breakage detection while providing both detection and comprehensive measurement data.
Wireless Type
Spindle touch probes are used for setting up fixtures and parts on the machine and for checking part details without having to remove the part from the machine. There are three basic wireless technologies available today for use with spindle touch probes: High-Frequency (HF), Infrared (IR) and Radio Frequency (RF).
HF is the oldest technology. It uses a single receiver mounted at a fixed location. HF is being overtaken by IR and RF, particularly on machining centers with more than three axes. IR is a line-of-sight technology that is very popular on small horizontal and vertical machining centers. It is not generally practical for machines with five or more axes because these applications require multiple receivers as line-of-sight becomes an issue.
RF communication technology is omnidirectional. A single RF receiver can handle inputs from a machine with multipe axes, or from multiple probes in the machine without any line-of-sight issues. Today there are RF systems with a combination of BlueTooth® and WiFi capabilities that allow them to detect and change frequencies automatically to avoid interference from other devices in a plant environment.
The latest RF systems operate on a frequency band that is available worldwide. That means they can be set up and programmed by the manufacturer anywhere in the world and will meet regulatory requirements at the customer location no matter where that might be.
The Bottom Line
Even the simplest on-machine probing system can deliver significant value by simplifying and speeding part setup, detecting a wrong, broken or missing tool, and stopping a machining process before the workpiece is damaged. A laser monitoring system can increase productivity by measuring tools on the fly at the rpm of the cut, and thus reduce runout and blending errors. However, on machine probing has benefits beyond the obvious ability to detect and measure tools. Perhaps the most important bottom line impact of an on-machine probing system lies in its ability to perform on-machine workpiece inspections that are normally done on a CMM. That, of course, requires a properly calibrated and properly maintained machine tool, but the investment can be highly productive.
Today, a finished or semi-finished workpiece is routinely unloaded from the machine tool and moved to a CMM for inspection. The machine tool typically sits idle while the inspection takes place. If errors are found, the workpiece is then returned to the machine, re-fixtured, re-aligned and re-machined. Under the best of conditions the machine tool has been non-productive for at least four or five hours, often longer. If the workpiece is inspected while it's still on the machine, however, only the actual inspection time is non-productive.
In practice, this technique yields the greatest returns if the on-machine inspection is limited to the most critical points on the workpiece. A full customer-specified CMM inspection of the finished part will still be required in most cases, but the likelihood of that inspection finding anything critical requiring re-machining may be greatly diminished by on-machine probing.
On-machine probing technology has come a long way from the first fragile touch probes. Today, it is a vital tool that can impact both the productivity and profitability of the mold industry's high-value machining operations.
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About CERTCON
What is CERTCON?
Montgomery County CERT and the Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Office of Emergency Management is sponsoring the Eighth Annual CERT Conference (CERTCON 2018) in the National Capital Region. This free weekend conference is open to CERT-trained individuals, Campus CERT, Teen CERT, Emergency Management Professionals and Citizens interested in CERT and emergency preparedness.
About National Capital Region Emergency Response
The National Capital Region is a collection of sovereign jurisdictions, including cities, counties, states and the District of Columbia. The NCR is not an operational entity because emergency response is a local function. The goal of the National Capital Region CERT Conference is to educate, and provide networking opportunities to enhance cooperation among the region's CERT teams and other organizations.


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We are all connected. Our environment is the common core of our being, and the reason we exist. It is the air we breathe, the water we drink, the food we eat – as well as the choices we make about where and how we live within it.
What does your environment look like? How is it evolving into a healthier place for all of us, or not?
We want to see your environment and understand in what ways and why it matters to you.
Susan Laney is an independent curator and director of Laney Contemporary Fine Art, where she leads an ambitious exhibition program specializing in photography and contemporary art from both emerging and established artists with a focus on the South. Laney has curated group and solo exhibitions in galleries, colleges, and museums; seven of which were with Savannah College of Art and Design between 2014 and 2018 and included the photography exhibitions Jack Leigh: Full Circle, Low Country Photographs, 1972-2004 (2014), Elaine Mayes, In the Present: Five Decade (2018), and Aint–Bad: Vision to Reality (2016) at the SCAD Museum of Art, and Kevin Cooley: High Water Mark at Trois Gallery, SCAD Atlanta (2016). From 2014- 2016, she was the curator of the visual arts exhibition for the Westobou Festival with Currents (2014), Story Line: Wiley, Howard, and Moneyhun (2015), and Jowita Wyszomirska: Unseen Patterns (2016).
Her passion for working in support of the arts began with a part-time job at the Jack Leigh Gallery while attending the Savannah College of Art and Design. Laney graduated from SCAD with a BFA in photography and began her career as an exhibition designer and collections manager for SCAD's permanent collection. In 1998, she returned to the Jack Leigh Gallery as the director, where she worked for 13 years. She has since served on the Alumni Executive Board of SCAD and co-founded the non-profit organization, ARC Savannah. She is the director of the Jack Leigh Estate. Laney's expertise is often requested for collaboration with private and corporate clients in developing or enhancing art collections.
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The boys in the Double Jogger, they are getting HEAVY.. They watched "Despicable Me" until we got to the track.. Once there they jogged around while I got in another mile. Fun time with the family :)
Tall Grandma was at the house and offered to watch the boys. Muscle Man wore blue, I wore pink, not on purpose but it made me laugh. We went a conversational pace and took on the HILLS. Generally we avoid the uphills with the Double Jogger. I feel so blessed to have a husband with an interest in running. 2011 will be a BIG year for him and he is getting started now on the pavement building some base miles.
It took me a while to get my CPR and First Aid required to complete my RRCA Coaching certification. On Tuesday night I had an American Red Cross instructor all to myself, and passed the class with flying colors. I think that EVERYONE should be certified in CPR and First Aid, it gives you amazing peace of mind knowing that you may be able to access a situation and make a difference. Call me Coach Tall Mom. If only I had extra time to commit to a small business. In 2011 I plan to practice building training plans for Muscle Man, Chelsea and a few other friends.. Once I feel confident I may be expanding, will keep you posted :) I am hoping to start classes on Mental Running and maybe plan small local race or training group. Time will tell..
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Maryland Women's Heritage Center Relocates
Dear Friends of the Maryland Women's Heritage Center,
As you may be aware, the Maryland Women's Heritage Center (MWHC) has vacated its physical location of seven years at 39 W. Lexington Street in Baltimore. This was necessary to enable Southern Management Corporation to build additional amenities for its residents. The Center has been extremely fortunate to call this lovely space home for so long, without the cost of either rent or utilities. We extend our heartfelt thanks to Mr. David Hillman, Chairman and CEO of Southern Management Corporation, for his generosity and for believing in MWHC's mission. MWHC officially was notified in early February 2017 that it must find a new home by the end of June 2017. We immediately established a transition team to identify a viable option for relocation. Initially, we thought we had found a home at a local university; however, this opportunity ultimately did not materialize. Following that setback, the transition team began negotiations with a site that is part of the Baltimore Heritage Area. Unfortunately, this option was withdrawn on July 28th.
Given our situation, Jill Moss Greenberg, MWHC Executive Director Emeritus, made an impassioned request to David Hillman. Once again, he generously provided free storage space in another Southern Management property as a short-term solution. The Center moved out of its former home on August 11th. Thanks to Mr. Hillman, we have stored many boxes, displays, and large exhibits in another Baltimore location until we can find a new home. Many volunteers helped with the sorting, packing and securing other resources necessary to make the move happen. On behalf of MWHC, thank you to this group of committed people for an outstanding team effort, though thank you does not adequately convey our gratitude. Currently,
MWHC is working with several Baltimore partners to identify a new location as soon as possible. Candidly, timing and resources have been, and continue to be a significant challenge. That said, the Center raised funds to help with moving expenses through a GoFundMe campaign in addition to soliciting donations from various other sources. Thank you to all who supported these fundraising efforts. Of course, we must continue to raise funds not only to sustain vital programming, but also to strengthen our financial position. This makes us a more attractive partner in our search for a new home. To ensure MWHC's visibility during this transition period, the Center is co-sponsoring programs at various locations in the coming months. Additionally, we are working to update the Center's website to expand our virtual presence.
Importantly, MWHC is a new member of the Maryland Commission on the Commemoration of the 100th Anniversary of the Passage of the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. The Center's addition to this important commission enhances our profile in Maryland. MWHC can use your help in many ways. If you have suggestions for site locations, potential funders and other resources that will help us sustain our mission, please contact the Center's Executive Director, Diana Bailey, at firstname.lastname@example.com.
During these uncertain times, it is more important than ever for the Maryland Women's Heritage Center to remain a vital voice for Maryland women – past, present and future. You have been very generous over the years. Yet, we must continue to ask for your support in every way, especially financially. Please consider a gift today. You may CLICK HERE to donate. Since our inception, your support has made a difference and most certainly will continue to do so. MWHC looks forward to welcoming you to our new home soon. Please add your voice and suggestions to our efforts.
Frances Hughes Glendening, President
Diana M. Bailey Executive Director firstname.lastname@example.com – 443-996-1788
Please send all correspondence to: Maryland Women's Heritage Center P.O.Box 719 Brooklandville, MD 21022


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February 2018 News
In January our first shipment of wheelchairs for 2018 was sent to Sierra Leone, marking the start of our 2018 production run.
On 18th January, our WFK Red Cross first aid certificate holders participated in a CPR refresher course held in our workshop facility. A necessary update on current day techniques
On Friday March 2nd we will have reached a new production milestone of 40,000 wheelchairs.
During April, container shipments were made to Malawi, Morocco, Kenya and Cambodia.
Fund raising continued in various organisations supporting our cause e.g. a Wheelathon was organised by Mosman Rotary Club in Sydney where some of the funds raised were distributed to us and a seafarers organisation based in the Middle East continued to donate funds to us (now having donated a total approximating $90000 over some years of activity !)
Our 40,000th unit was sent to Nepal and managed by a volunteer graduate occupational physiotherapist Nina Murray based in Kathmandu who is working with the NGO Karuna Foundation in Nepal. She followed through on its delivery and then assisted with the adjustment of the chair to suit the client.
After receipt of the wheelchair a followup delivery was made resulted in a container being despatched on May 29th.
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Digital Nomad Hotspots in Spain
This is the era of web and the century of the digital nomad. The improved technologies and remote access to the internet are giving way to flexible, nomadic lifestyles that allow one to travel far, holiday, and work while they do it. Digital nomads are always looking for the best hotspots across the world. Spain is a popular destination when it comes to the digital nomadic lifestyle. After all, the country has evolved into one of the best destinations for digital nomads and creative workers. A fast, reliable internet, unique workspaces and cafés, and affordable living costs make Spain immensely popular among digital nomads. Just look for some lovely Spanish villas for rent that are both affordable and come with the latest amenities, and you are all set to go!
The number of digital nomads is on the rise as people are beginning to realize the benefit of a work/life balance. The trend is catching on as people seek the freedom to work remotely as well as enjoy their life. As a digital nomad, if you are looking for high productivity in your work and top quality of life, then Spain is one of the best options.
Why Spain is a Digital Nomad Hotspot
Spain, famous as one of the most touristic European countries, boasts of fantastic landscapes, and the great Mediterranean climate and food. There is no denying that it is one of the most popular travel destinations in the world. Many aspects make Spain a favorite location for freelancers.
- Apart from beautiful beaches, warm weather and beautiful coastal destinations, Spain give its visitors a lower cost of living and a safe atmosphere. One can live in the midst of a lively international community and enjoy the street café culture while working.
- Spaniards enjoy the highest life expectancies in the world, and it is perhaps because of their living slowly and enjoying life. Thus, if you want to work and enjoy life on a daily basis, then it is easy to do so when in Spain.
- Spain enjoys pretty fantastic weather all year round and some of the best seasons are from September to December and then March to June.
- Many digital nomads flock to Spain because of the relatively lower cost of living. One can easily sustain on a modest income, and it is possible to live comfortably on an income of a thousand pounds a month in most cities of Spain.
- Spain has a developed an efficient network of internet providers. Thus, the digital nomads can enjoy high-speed fibre internet packages and blazing fast download speeds.
- One can pick from several coworking spaces such as coffee shops and cafes that can easily become your temporary office.
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Best Cities in Spain for the Digital Nomad
- Barcelona, the capital of Catalonia and the second largest city of Spain boasts of the highest digital nomad populations. It offers the right combination of the convenience of living as well as being close to nature. It is both rural and urban, busy and laid-back and it is those striking contrasts that make the city a unique place to live and work in.
- Madrid, the largest city in Spain and its capital, as well famous for this coastal area and colder weather. The friendly city boasts of the vast internet, delicious cosine and peaceful life. One can sit and work in any of the coffee shops and enjoy great coffee and a great space to work.
- Las Palmas, located on the Canary Islands is famous for its all year round pleasant climate and stunning beaches. Although the cost of living in the area is slightly higher, all that money is simply worth it. Work as well as enjoy a rocking nightlife and a holiday atmosphere.
- Tarifa, a charming small town is a great city for the digital nomads. It is incredible for kite surfers and very walkable, and incredible. You can feel the entrepreneurial vibe and creative energy at Tarifa. Take advantage of great networking opportunities and soaring internet speeds at Tarifa.
- Gran Canaria is close to Africa and enjoys warm weather all year. It boasts of fast internet and has plenty of fantastic beaches and coffee. It is indeed a digital nomad's paradise, and one can meet other independent entrepreneurs from all across the world.
- Mallorca is another excellent spot for those nomads who want to spend maximum time on this magnificent island. Enjoy the benefits of living a life of freedom as well as working. Take advantage of the vibrant café-culture and environment.
- Sende located in northern Spain offers a rural co-working and co-living space. This is an excellent spot for those who want to be out and close with nature and greenery. This is just the right size and space if you are not looking for too many distractions.
- Andalucia has fast become a significant digital nomad hub over the years. One can spend more time exploring the Atlantic coast and undiscovered beach towns. You can opt for the sea breeze of the Atlantic Ocean or go towards the colder mountainous regions. Living here is incredibly cheap, and the infrastructure and coworking spaces are perfect for all of your work needs!
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That`s it guys! The teasing is over. It took me a while to get this post done, cause the amount of work behind it was substantial. But don`t get me wrong, I also had a lot of fun doing it. Taking enough time to bring something awesome is always the best decision. That`s how you can get creative and get the best results possible. But without further ado, let`s do this. Ladies and gents I give you the new Chanel s/s 2018 make-up collection, also named Neapolis. A collection full of color and joy, inspired by summer days in the city of Naples.
Le Vernis Chanel
Let`s start with the brightest of them all, the new Le Vernis Chanel polishes. Just as I was saying in this previous make-up collection post, these nail polishes are the bomb. They are so long lasting, you won`t believe it. In fact, they are so long lasting that convinced me to quit using shellac for good. And just wait to see this season`s shades. They`ll take you on vacation instantly. ?
Les Indispensables de Chanel Brush Set
This set is a must. By now, I got to learn that when Chanel is naming something indispensable, that`s how it is. This brush set includes a nice case with an included mirror, a buffing foundation brush, a dual-head blush/ highlighter brush, a dual- tip eyeshadow brush and also a lip brush. Really, everything you might need. Plus, they are all retractable and got a lid to help them stay in the best shape possible. Well done Chanel!?
Rouge Allure Velvet
Is one of those very long lasting lipsticks. Last time I reviewed Chanel products (you can see the post here), I tested this lipstick truly. I applied it at noon, but a meal and two snacks later I still had it on. It wasn`t intact, but my lips were quite red. And the best part about it is that it didn`t feel drying at all. Like these long lasting lipsticks tend to do.
This time they spoiled me with yet another red shade. L`Indomabile is the perfect bright red hue for people that got cool skin tone; like myself. I just love it!?
Le Teint Ultra Tenue Compact
Yet another ultra-resistant product. This foundation goes on like a thick powder and stays put all day long. I wouldn`t recommend it for people that suffer from dry skin though. This one is for oily skin or people that live in very hot climates. I will keep mine for the summer, when an usual foundation melts off in 15 minutes. I am pretty sure Le Teint Ultra Tenue Compact will manage to beat the heat.
Poudre A Levres Exclusive Creation
Wow, I wasn`t expecting this from Chanel. But it`s my bad. As I still tend to see the brand as an ambassador for classics. And to come up with such innovative, cool products, it really blows my mind. This palette has become my favorite out of the entire make-up collection. And that`s because it is super versatile. I used it as an eyeshadow (check the photo below), a blush, a tinted balm (as in the photo above) and also a bold lipstick. A little goes a very long way with this one; and since red eyeshadow is a huge trend this season, I am pretty sure I`ll be using it a lot. ?
Huile Pour Le Corps
Guess what? Besides this cool make-up collection, Chanel struck with yet another innovative products. As they came up with 3 new ways of wearing perfume. Scented spray body oils that come in 4 different scents, a fragrance cushion (yes, the packaging resembles a cushion foundation) and a twist and spray fragrance touch up. It really makes the fragrance game so exciting. I got two precious spray oils to try out and I love them. But to be honest, the fragrance cushion is my absolute favorite. As it is so cool and portable. I just love the idea.
Rouge Coco Gloss
To be completely honest, I got so basic in the last couple of years that all I was using on my lips, was a hydrating balm or a chopstick. But as I got to test out all these amazing products, my love for some of them reignited. So it happened with these very glossy glosses. They just helped me remember how a gloss can do magic when you were gifted with a pair of thin lips. It really does make them look plumper.
The Poppea shade is a pretty pigmented bright pink hue. It won`t look crazy bright, but neither will it go unnoticed. The Aphrodite one on the other hand, comes in a very sheer blue shade. But don`t worry, since it`s so sheer you won`t get blue lips. Just a very very slight purple hint; as it mixes with the natural shade of your lips. ?
Stylo Yeux Waterproof
Just as the name is suggesting, this is an ultra-resistant pencil that goes on creamy and sets properly. And this shade… This shade is making me dream about exotic green plants. It`s called Mare Chiaro.?
Les 9 Ombres Eyeshadow Palette
We`ve all been there. Looking for a palette that`s small enough to get into any pouch, but also complex enough to offer multiple make-up options. Women… they`re so hard to please. ☺. Well, this is it! Les 9 Ombres Eyeshadow palette fits the description perfectly. As it incorporates a few bold shades to keep things exciting, but also the more basic neutrals. All in a very compact packaging. And besides that, the shades are very pigmented and long- lasting. I`m telling you, a real bang for the buck. ?
Dimensions de Chanel
Well, this mascara is pretty special. At first I thought `You won`t be able to see it`s not a matte black anyway. What`s the point with this one? ` But now I know! It makes your eyes look brighter, that`s the point with a metallic mascara. So I tried it again when I was looking tired. Guess what? It did the trick. The shade is called Nero Metallo. ?
Ombre Premiere
As I was saying previously, I`ve always been a fan of these pot eyeshadows. Especially when they come in rich, precious shades. And Verderame isn`t anything less than precious. It`s the perfect smokey green shade. Just irresistible.
Aaand… I`m done! It`s time to run and put some make-up on. Cause here I am talking about this fabulous make-up collection, while looking like a complete mess. I should be ashamed. ?
Kisses! Till next time make sure to check out my Instagram. As I am going to post even more make-up suggestions using these amazing products. Big hugs!
In this make-up collection
Le Teint Ultra Tenue Foundation | Dimension De Chanel Mascara | Rouge Coco Gloss | Poudre A Levres Lip Kit | Les 9 Ombres Eyeshadow Palette | Le Vernis Chanel Nail Polish | Rouge Allure Velvet Lipstick | Stylo Yeux Waterproof Pencil | Ombre Premiere Eyeshadow | Les Indispensables de Chanel Brush Set.
Photos by me.


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