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When you enter our Aurora dental practice, you'll feel immediately at home. We go above and beyond to welcome you to the family, and by the time your first dental visit is over, you'll feel like someone has truly listened to your concerns and thoroughly explained all your options. Best of all, we provide full-service dentistry from the finest experts and specialists to ensure complete high-quality, highly-coordinated treatment. Dr. Matt Mauck and Dr. Andrew Ricci bring a full range of dental services to meet your every need – from cosmetic treatments and general dentistry to specialized dentistry procedures.Meet Our Dentists
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Full and partial dentures have been used for generations to replace multiple missing teeth, and the reason for that is simple: they work! Thanks to the latest advances in dental prosthetics, modern-day dentures are now smaller, sleeker, and more natural-looking than ever. Whether you need to replace a few teeth or all of them, we can give you a denture that's strong, reliable, comfortable, and guarantees that you'll be smiling confidently for years to come.Learn About Dentures & Partials
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The EHX Epitome Mulit-Effects Pedal – Review & Demo
One of the little perks of being a blog writer is that I get to review some pretty cool gagets. Lately I've been getting a lot of guitar effects pedals from Electro-Harmonix to review for Guitar Muse, and they've been quite a bit of fun to play with. The latest toy sent my way was the EHX Epitome – a multi-effects pedal that combines EHX's Micro POG (octave generator), Stereo Electric Mistress (chorus/flanger) and Holy Grail Plus (reverb).
The Epitome is a great sounding pedal. Each effect section holds its own and doesn't skimp on quality compared to their stand alone versions. The fact that you get three effects in one pretty much makes the Epitome worth it, but the real value in this pedal comes from the shear mess of crazy tones you can achieve by combining the effects.
Some of the sounds coming out of this thing don't even sound like a guitar! You'll have to hear it yourself to really know what I'm talking about. Luckily, I did a video demo, which you can check out along with my full review over at guitar-muse.com.


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Vice Pres. of Research and Dev. for Lundberg Family Farms
Tim Schultz serves as Vice President of Research and Development for Lundberg Family Farms, a third-generation family business, located in the Northern California community of Richvale. Tim has also been serving on the Board of Directors since 2003. Tim is responsible for New Product Development, which has been a major driver of growth for the company over the past five years. His previous role with the company included oversight of Strategic Planning, Human Resources, Safety and Quality.
Tim has taught Family Business at Cal State Chico and is on the board of directors of the Capital Region Family Business Center, where he focuses on major program development for the 50+ member families. Tim also serves on the OTA Organic Pac Committee, which raises funds to support organic priorities in Congress.
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Exxon Tells Investors Not to Worry About Climate Change, But Should They?
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A Hereford-based packaging firm that went into administration earlier this year has re-started production and reinstated jobs following acquisition by the Visionscape Group.
Gelpack Excelsior, which will now be known as Vision Gelpack, went into administration in August with the loss of 175 jobs.
However, the assets of the polyethylene film manufacturer were purchased by Visionscape, a UAE-based environmental group, in September and now production has resumed at Gelpack's Grandstand Road plant and 50 jobs have been reinstated.
Six production lines have been re-commissioned to cope with initial orders, with another six lines scheduled for a January start. There are also plans to re-instate a further 20 jobs at the site by mid-2018.
"I am especially delighted that we have been able to restore production and employment at our Grandstand Road plant so quickly," said Geoff Davis, Managing Director of Vision Gelpack.
"I am also excited by the many new opportunities that the Visionscape Group represents, with its global closed loop philosophy, which ensures that the recovery opportunities for each product are fully maximised."
Vision Gelpack forms part of Visionscape's European operations, which also includes Vision Petlon Polymers, the compounder and polymer recovery company based in Lydney, Gloucestershire, which the company officially unveiled at Interplas in Birmingham in September. It also includes Vision Environmental S.A., the Group's polymer recycling division, in Belgium.
"We are excited to welcome Vision Gelpack to the Visionscape Group, "said Harry Ackerman, Executive Director at Visionscape.
"With over four decades in profitable business, Vision Gelpack was a great strategic fit for us and value-added on all sides. We have made an excellent investment and Vision Gelpack's established reputation will enable Visionscape to provide a more comprehensive range of services and solutions to the millions in the markets we operate."
Visionscape is a global environmental utility group providing turnkey solutions in areas of sanitation, energy and waste water treatment.


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Carla's got some pretty cool genetics. Hopefully some will pass down to her heirs. Good luck in this attempt
Hey, natural cook isn't bad at all! I don't see another skill trait there unfortunately unless you're doing Charisma...
I changed her skin to the rainbow slider, and made her green eyes gray, but other than that I left Carla's genetics alone.
When you can make perfect quality burritos appear out thin air, why do I need to spend all this time studying cooking?
I'm really enjoying this... That being said, I can't see any of chapter 1.1's images. It says they've been deleted from photobucket.
"Have Meal" has always counted towards the skill challenges for me. Weird.Good luck on your second try.
Sorry to hear you have to start over, but at least you didn't get to like Generation 4 or something and then have to begin again Good luck to Carla again!
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: Little Daddy's menu lists more than 200 very affordably priced offerings, including the original Tommy Salad, a chopped, tossed and dill-enhanced version of the classic Greek, as well as flaming saganaki, fork-tender chicken lemonato and spinach pie. Breakfast is served all day long, and portions are generous. Try the house-made corned beef mixed with sweet onions, green peppers, diced potatoes and chef Keith's seasonings; it's grilled to order and accompanied by two eggs, hash browns and toast. Then again, it's hard to go wrong with the breakfast burrito or large bowl of oatmeal with sun-dried cherries, bananas, glazed walnuts and brown sugar. For those who skip meat, there's a veg menu with items like eggplant Parmesan and quinoa primavera. For savings and convenience, consider one of the Red Flag Lunch Specials served from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Choices include a mini gyro, freshly carved gyro meat, sweet onions, tomatoes and sageki (cucumber garlic dip) rolled into a grilled pita and served with Daddy chips; baby Greek salad and a mini gyro; or the Tommy Salad with soup and grilled pita.
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Yesterday Llanelli AM Lee Waters and I asked the Welsh Government to commission a study for a Swansea Bay region transport system.
Lee as a former director of the transport charity Sustrans has a long standing commitment to public transport. From my own point of view, I have seen at first hand as a constituency AM, the need for much better public transport links in our area. And my report from the Neath Area Economic Forum conference which I discussed with Welsh Government ministers in April, called for the establishment of a Swansea Bay Region Integrated Transport system (SBRITe), an integrated bus and rail network connecting the whole of the Swansea Bay region, reflecting the views of local business and public sector organisations who were at the Forum meeting.
The South Wales Metro is a good plan but it is really a South East Wales Metro and it doesn't serve our area. We need a radical plan with the potential to link up communities across the Swansea Bay region. With an integrated bus and rail network, people will have better options to live, commute and enjoy the benefits in such a vibrant, geographically diverse area.
This will be a natural partner to the Swansea Bay city deal – which will see more than £1.3 billion invested in business – and will mean that the jobs created as a result of this investment are open to communities across the region. The UK government's failure to live up to its commitment to electrify the rail line west of Cardiff now creates an obligation to support the creation of a transport network which serves the Swansea Bay region.
Lee and I called for a study for an integrated bus and rail network which would connect all parts of the region from Llanelli in the west through to Neath and beyond.
The First Minister said in the Senedd yesterday "We (Welsh Government) have funded development work on the outline concept of a metro for south-west Wales in this financial year, via the local transport fund. The City and County of Swansea—is co-ordinating this work in partnership with the other local authorities in the south-west and the project is progressing well… There are a number of ways in which you can deliver a metro: some as heavy rail, some as light rail, fast buses and the possibility of dedicated bus lanes. There are any number of ways where a metro system can be delivered and it's hugely important that any study is able to look at emerging modern technology, particularly in order to facilitate quicker transport options for the public. "
Today, there is coverage in the press of a draft proposal by Mark Barry of Cardiff University to establish a Swansea Bay Metro. It is an early stage plan but it contains some positive proposals about using existing current rail freight lines and making them available for passenger rail. The draft proposal includes the freight lines from Tairgwaith and the Dulais Valley. It also includes more frequent local rail services from Neath. These should all be explored.
However, the draft proposal also suggests diverting the mainline so that it goes direct from Swansea to Port Talbot, taking Neath off the mainline, to shorten journey times.
Any plan for a regional transport network must keep Neath on the mainline to Cardiff and London. There are other ways of reducing journey times, and we should explore those rather than taking Neath (or indeed other stations) off the mainline – it's about bringing our communities closer, not cutting them off.
In addition, we also need an integrated bus service as part of a Swansea Bay Region Integrated Transport system, so that it is both rail- and bus-based. There are many parts of Neath constituency where there is no realistic possibility of a rail service, so we need to ensure that a regional transport system includes an integrated bus services, allowing seamless connection to the rail network which would deliver an enhanced bus service for the Amman, Swansea, Dulais and Neath valleys – providing better connection with Neath, Swansea and beyond.
Neath and our valleys communities need to be at the heart of a new regional transport plan.
Lee and I will be convening a round table meeting of experts and bus and rail users to discuss the integrated transport options for our region to ensure region-wide connectivity and I will be making the findings available to anyone who has an interest in better public transport in Neath and the wider Swansea Bay region.


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I am re-designing a website where I work, and need to keep my technolust in check. For one, we are going to use Joomla and that product has just about everything you could ask and more — RSS feeds, wikis, blog capability, community space, discussion groups, multimedia sharing and lots of extras.
Well, my bosses sat me down and insisted I focus on architecture and I did.
I am really close to presenting an architecture design and, thanks to a great Website team and alot of "consensus-building" (aka heated arguments), I think we have it down-pat.
Now, having gone through this process and knowing that Michael Stephen's Web 2.0 & Libraries: Best Practices for Social Software out, I just wanted to offer my advice on the hot and the helpful.
I know that it is important for libraries to think outside the box, and I think Web/Library 2.0 is also very important. I also know that Michael Stephen and all other Library 2.0 advocates are not proposing that you sacrifice all information architecture in order to provide Library 2.0 services. So, really, this is a contribution to the Web/Library 2.0 discussion, not an anti-2.0 post.
I think that Architecture trumps Web 2.0. What I mean is that, if you have a website with cruddy architecture and no Web 2.0 capability, you should always put your resources toward architecture first, and then the rest toward 2.0. Here are the reasons why:
- Web 2.0 power with no product is like pedalling hard with your bike chain unhitched
The following are easy to imagine:
- An RSS feed or podcast containing information no one cares about.
- A wiki that becomes a link farm for spammers.
- A blog without regular updates, clear headlines and unreadable content.
- A site so pointless that no one will bother to tag it.
I would be surprised to hear anyone argue than any of the above are useful to library customers.
Architecture insists that you look at your website in terms of its core products. Sometimes the core products are just simply library hours and locations. If that's all you have to offer, then a single page with that information is enough. Web 2.0 ought to make the path to core products easier. It will do that only if you have a solid architecture for your site.
- "Push" requires at least one "pull" transaction
Ok. Fine. Once a person has your feed, they may never need to visit your site again. But they still need to visit the site the first time. What if. . .?
- You were sure there was an RSS feed on the site somewhere, you just don't know where.
- It took 20 clicks, a login and extra software to just to find a site's wiki?
- You are invited to social tag a page, but you don't know what the heck it is about?
If you have an un-navigable site, Web 2.0 will probably only make it worse.
If you have an un-navigable site, people probably won't bother trying anyway.
You can't "push" anything to your customers that doesn't already have an inherent "pull."
- Sometimes, the Web 2.0 is a hardware advancement in the guise of a web-based enhancement
Content sharing is a good example. I barely use Flickr to full capacity because I don't own a digital camera. I only watch YouTube because I don't own a DV cam, and my dedication to the site is pretty lame. Some Web 2.0 doesn't have its full power when the hardware is missing. And I daresay that many key users of library websites cannot afford the technology.
In many ways, Flickr and YouTube is more about the ease of content creation than it is about the online service. Can you fit a DV Cam, editing software, and maybe an external harddrive in your budget? Then maybe video sharing via YouTube is not for you. You'd be much better off making it easier for people to find out when your programs are on.
Either way, YouTube and Flickr is already full of wonderful stuff. Can your product be as compelling or edgy as Mr. Pregnant? If not, then your marketing strategy might be lost, except to librarians like myself who are interested in how libraries are using YouTube. That's not customer focussed to me. It'll get my attention, but I am much more dorky than your customers.
- Most people don't know they are using Web 2.0
I did a staff survey of the current website, and I asked them whether they used RSS feeds. Most said "no." Then I asked them to comment on their favorite websites, and they said things like "My Yahoo" or "Google's personalized home."
Most people don't care if you have Web 2.0 capability. They want easy access to the information and fun stuff they desire. Web 2.0 should almost be invisible to your customers.
- Web 2.0 can appear confusing and/or unpolished
In my view, libraries are about experience. Look at the Seattle Central Library. I believe that a library website should do the same thing. You walk into a cool library and there is awe. There is "learning by osmosis." There is "I am free to sit down and read and no one will bug me about it." There is "man these librarians are friendly."
The website should do the same thing. Social software is cool for a variety of reasons, but the "library" experience can be lost on some people if the architecture is not there.
- Web 2.0 is not always as easy as some say
This kind of goes back to the Flickr/YouTube statement above. If you barely understand the internet, you will have an even harder time understanding the syntax of a wiki. If you do not have a fast computer with broadband Internet, YouTube is pretty much lost on you. If you are a person who is apt to tap the monitor with the mouse when told to "double-click the My Computer icon," then Web 2.0 is going to be lost on you.
Has anyone tried reading an RSS feed using Jaws? I haven't. Maybe I should take a look before I add one?
Again, I am not saying that Web 2.0 offers nothing of value to website. On the contrary, I believe there is unlimited potential for Web 2.0 in library websites. There are lots of great ideas to keep people up-to-date on the latest and greatest. I just think that sitting down, thinking about how your site is designed and how it can be designed better is much, much more important.


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Musical Whispers – July 2017
Xenia Puskarz Thomas
Brisbane born Xenia Puskarz Thomas showed a talent for singing at a young age and gave her first performance in prep school. She commenced her formal vocal studies under her mentor, the internationally renowned soprano, Margaret Baker Genovesi, at the age of 16.
Today Xenia is a pupil of Margaret Schindler at Griffith Conservatorium of Music studying for a Bachelor of Music in Classical Voice. In 2014, Xenia was awarded a High Distinction in her Grade 8 AMEB Singing Exam and won first prizes in the Music Teachers Association Queensland Vocal Competition, winning first prizes in the Redlands Eisteddfod and also received the Redlands 2014 Open Scholarship.
Xenia has been a featured soloist with several orchestras; since 2013, she has been a soloist in regional and interstate tours and recordings with the Queensland Youth Orchestras. In 2016, Xenia appeared as the "Wild Card Mystery Guest" with The Camerata of St John's Home Concert. Following her achievements and recitals for the Queensland Youth Orchestras Morning Music Recital series, the Courier Mail named Xenia as one of Queensland's 50 Best and Brightest.
In the Val Machin Opera Scenes 2017, Xenia performed the role of Idamante in Mozart's Idomeneo. She is now working towards the Brisbane Conservatorium's production of L'enfant et les sortilèges in which she will play the title role.
Elli Welsh
Pianist Elli Welsh completed a Bachelor of Music at the Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University in 2016 and is currently studying a Master of Music Studies under the guidance of internationally renowned teacher and performer, Natasha Vlassenko. As a soloist, Elli performed Mozart's Piano Concerto in E flat for two pianos with orchestra in 2011 with her current piano duo partner, Rachael Shipard, under the direction of John Curro. Her ten-year partnership with Rachael has resulted in many performances at the Conservatorium, including the 4MBS Chamber Music Prize, the Australian Piano Duo Festival and the 2016 Conservatorium Gala. In 2015, she was selected to play at the Gallery of Modern Art as part of Michael Parekowhai's 'The Story of a New Zealand River' exhibition. Miss Welsh has played with the Queensland Youth Symphony, the Queensland Conservatorium Wind Orchestra and a number of smaller string ensembles. A member of the Accompanists Guild of Queensland, Elli has performed in master classes with soloists, and in 2015 she received a scholarship to take part in the 6thPiano Accompanist Summer School in Melbourne, which focused on vocal accompaniment. Elli continues to work extensively with vocalists as a member of the Brisbane City Opera.
Eugenie Puskarz Thomas
Eugenie Puskarz Thomas is a Brisbane based cellist. She commenced her studies under the guidance of Shannon Tobin and later with Kejia Wang. Eugenie is currently studying a Bachelor of Music at the Brisbane Conservatorium under the tutelage of Dr. Meta Weiss. Eugenie has been member of the Queensland Youth Orchestras (QYO) for many years. In 2013, she was selected to perform the first movement of the Saint-Saens Cello Concerto in A Minor with QYO2 and in the same year she was also principle cellist in the QYO2 tour to Canberra performing at Parliament House and Llewellyn Hall. She was also selected to participate in the QYS chamber ensemble for the Winter Northern tours in 2016, 2014 and 2013. Eugenie has also played with the Brisbane Philharmonic Orchestra and performed in several chamber ensembles. Most notably in 2014 she premiered Tristan Mellor's graphically notated String Quartet no 1 and in 2015 for the premiere of Connor D'Netto's String Quartet no 2. Eugenie is a current member of the Conservatorium Symphonic Orchestra. In addition to her music, Eugenie is an avid reader and has an interest in radio and music journalism. In January 2015, Eugenie participated in the Australian Youth Orchestra's Words About Music course where she worked with ABC Classic FM Radio presenter Julian Day and the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra Librarian Alastair McKean. She has contributed to QYO and the UQSO programs.


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UofG's forgotten father of the RAF
Issued: Thu, 26 Apr 2018 09:33:00 BST
Working together staff and students across UofG have created an exhibition of stories about our men and women who helped to found and grow the Royal Air Force over its first 100 years.
A team including members of the Library, School of Engineering, School of Humanities, the Chaplaincy and The Hunterian Museum have highlighted UofG Alumni for a RAF100 exhibition in the Memorial Chapel.
Wings to War: Glasgow and the Centenary of the Royal Air Force traces the history of the RAF through the stories of those who served from University students & alumni to the city of Glasgow connections with the service.
The exhibition also helped to right a historical wrong by highlighting the forgotten father of the service.
Lieutenant General Sir David Henderson, one of the University's former students who learned to fly at 49, played a vital role in the foundation of the RAF on 1 April 1918. However, his role had been largely overlooked by history until now.
The exhibition also features stunning paintings of representative aircraft flown by the RAF from 1918 to the present day by Professor Dugald Cameron OBE, one of the UK's leading aviation artists.
Jesper Ericsson of the Hunterian Museum, who curated the exhibition, said: "Chris MacLure, the exhibition designer, and I, along with Museum Studies student Emily Breedon, volunteered to help put this exhibition together. Former students and alumni played key roles in the history of military aviation in this country, and helped make the RAF the most famous air force in the world. This very special connection is something Glasgow should be justifiably proud of."
In 1917, Lt General Sir David Henderson was seconded to work with General Jan Smuts who had been authorised to conduct a review of the British Air Services. Sir David largely wrote the Smuts report and his view that there should be a single aviation service was key to the foundation of the RAF.
The Royal Air Force was established in 1918 by the amalgamation of the Royal Flying Corps and Royal Naval Air Service. On the same day, the Women's Royal Air Force came into being.
Professor Tony Pollard, Professor of Conflict History and Archaeology, said: "It is pretty much a genuine case of being forgotten. Sir David never made much of his role in the formation of the RAF.
"At 49 he became the oldest qualified pilot in the UK and led the Royal Flying Corps when World War One broke out in 1914. This role along with his intelligence work during the Boer War and the effectiveness of balloons in action meant he understood the importance of a unified air force. It is fitting that the University is taking a lead in making sure his role is recognised."
Moira Rankin, Head of Archives, said: "The UofG's WW1 project has been about retelling the stories of our former staff and students for today's audience. But the stories included in RAF exhibition has been particularly special. It has helped to highlight the story of an amazing man – Sir David Henderson. His foresight helped to create a single flying service."
Reverend Stuart D MacQuarrie, the Chaplain to the University, said: "The University lost 761 members of its community in the First World War. The University Chapel has the names of all of those who died inscribed on its walls. And over the centenary it has been at the heart of the many University First World War events.
"We are honoured to host this very special centenary exhibition and remember those alumni who played such a vital role in the development and history of the RAF."
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Six years after the oyster industry in Apalachicola Bay collapsed, scientists still don't agree on what happened.
When Robert Livingston studied Florida's Apalachicola Bay and River in the 1970s, he marveled at the ecosystem's health. The bay produced a rich bounty of oysters, shrimp, fish, and crabs. Those animals, in turn, supported a thriving fishing community and seafood industry. But since then, the bay has declined. During a 2012 drought, the oyster fishery collapsed—and has not recovered. In the past, the ecosystem "was like a symphony orchestra," says Livingston, an aquatic ecologist at Florida State University in Tallahassee. "Now it is not. It is dysfunctional." >click to read< 09:35
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I've been a more traditional backpacker, but over the past few years I've moved into trying new things and adventuring outside the box experimenting with more bushcraft diy. My friend Joel Buhia has some great tips & ticks. In the video below Joel shares in details a DIY charring Tin.
Be sure to check out GREAT OUTDOORS ADVENTURE and his Youtube channel. Very detailed and well explained. This one is on my list to do and bring along on my upcoming trip in April on the LHHT.
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A Canadian rail-tour company offering vacation packages on four rail routes through British Columbia, Alberta, and the US state of Washington, Rocky Mountaineer is a go-to for dazzling...Read more
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Hidden Gems
We've lost the magic of opening that pack of photographs fresh from the printers and we're quickly forgetting to view our quick-fire efforts that are sitting on devices, waiting to be seen again. Hidden Gems encourages the smartphone-savvy generation to bring their photographs from cyberspace into physical space.
Countless photos are stuffing up image galleries. You name it, social media, photo-storage websites, hard-drives, CDs, phones, desktops or tablets. None of these are permanent keep-safe solutions. Either by intention or accidental loss, photos are at risk of never being seen again. We're becoming saturated with images in the digital world and Hidden Gems wants to promote something tangible, something iconic.
It's a sad time to reflect back and realise that photos don't flourish under the benevolent eye of a film camera anymore. Getting photos developed before meant waiting for a few days, but when people were reunited with the results, it was like unwrapping a present to see all 24 prints together. Generation Y-ers will never know what it was like when the family brought out the box of embarrassing photos, all those happy accidents and the imperfections that came with not being able to look back instantly at what was taken. Instead, their lives are photographed, filmed, documented, tracked by geo-location and then published online. They've bypassed a time when the printed photograph was cherished. So Hidden Gems highlights this change in a tangible solution as a 42-page book and is encouraging people to print their digital photos at their pop-up spaces around the UK.
Millennials are riding the wave for nostalgic hype, enjoying remixes, remakes, reissues and looking at things in retrospect so Hidden Gems is a fusion of printing, something that's seen as old in their minds, but is promoted in a contemporary fashion. We're all storytellers and the way we tell those stories is through photos. So, why don't be share something? Hidden Gems believes printing our photos allows us to spark conversation, something we can keepsafe in our wallets, proudly place on our walls or mantelpieces or even attach to our fridge door for all to see. It's something the digital photo can't do.


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Elite advanced management programs at top business schools cater to those trying to get into the c-suite. Jennifer Merritt visits the Harvard Business School to take an inside look at one such program. (Sept. 30, 2008)
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If one asks Lila Carusillo to talk about her career, she talks about Montessori. It seems appropriate then, to begin a description of Carusillo's career with her own description of the education method that defined it.
"My definition of Montessori would be … total respect for the child as a unique individual," explained Carusillo, who is retiring after thirty years of teaching at Aquinas Montessori School, a preschool through elementary private school on Mount Vernon Highway. "Children have this inner urge to become adults. From the time they're born they're imitating adults. We have to trust the child." Montessori education stresses that children teach themselves to be adults by interacting with their environment, not by the lessons that adults try to impose on them.
"We didn't teach the child the language," said Carusillo. "The child learned it from the environment." She urged parents to keep the child's environment "cultural, beautiful, and clean," and not to fill their heads with fantasy from fiction books and movies. "We want young children to learn the facts. We don't want a lot of fantasy … Otherwise they can't distinguish between fact and fantasy … They need to know the language and they need to help in the home and share in the home … We teach the child to know how to take care of themselves" tying shoes, wiping nose, wiping table. She said Aquinas uses real glass, not plastic because the school wants children to know that when they grow up, things will break, and carelessness has consequences. "If everything was plastic and bounced, we wouldn't be teaching them the reality of life."
IN KEEPING WITH this focus on personal responsibility for learning, the school does not have traditional class periods. "We don't have forty minutes of math, forty minutes of language, that sort of thing," said Carusillo. Children are allowed to work on whatever project interests them, as long as they are working on something. Students also stay with one teacher for three years. Older children are encouraged to help their younger classmates.
The school also does not send home any written homework. Rather, students are assigned to participate in the work of the home, such as setting the table or weeding the garden, so that each child will become "a participating member of the community," said Carusillo. "Children who do those things are much more balanced than children who don't."
When asked what she loved most about Montessori education, Carusillo replied, "I love the simplicity, but the ingenuity, in the materials that [Maria Montessori] developed. And I love the faces of the children when they are using the materials and they say. 'I get it. I see.'"
"Montessori is hands-on," Carusillo explained. "The axiom that attracts me most to it is, 'Never give more to the eye than the hand can hold.'"
Carusillo message of simplicity is exemplified by the Montessori materials that she believes should be the only adornments to every classroom. She cites the "pink tower," as one Montessori icon. It is a stack of ten cubes, ascending in size from one centimeter to 10 centimeters. Children stack them. Carusillo said that non-Montessori imitations of the pink tower are less effective. "Manufacturers make cubes of other colors. But Montessori made it very simply because what she was teaching the child was dimensions … The purpose of the pink tower is to sensorally introduce the child to dimensions … She isolated what was taught."
"I've always found Lila Carusillo to be extremely knowledgeable about Montessori materials and how far she can take [her students] with it," said Celeste Baucom, an upper elementary (ages nine through 12) teacher at Aquinas who receives many of Carusillo's lower elementary (six to nine year-old) students. "I found that when Lila sends up her children from her class … they come up with an insatiable love for math, across the genders … They gain academic satisfaction out the work they produce. They're not interested in trying to impress their teacher and their peers."
"She's a gifted math teacher. All the children coming from her class not only know their math, they love their math," said director Kathleen Futrell, who founded Aquinas in 1965 and hired Carusillo eleven years later.
CARUSILLO first heard about Montessori when she attended an address for members of a college honors society. Margaret Stephenson, one of the founders of Montessori in America, was addressing the group. "I was so impressed with what she said that it just kind of tucked in the back of my mind," explains Carusillo.
Years later, she helped to found Henson Valley Montessori School in Camp Springs, Maryland, which is still thriving. She became certified in Primary and Elementary Montessori by attending two one-year courses at the Washington Montessori Institute, which has become incorporated into Loyola College. She sent her children to Montessori schools, and first encountered Aquinas Montessori when she decided to enroll her daughter there. The school offered her a job and she took it.
Carusillo's grandchildren are now in Montessori schools, and Carusillo says that she is seeing second generation students at Aquinas, which has about the same number of students now, 150, as when she began teaching 30 years ago.
The biggest change, she said, has been in technology. "We have a lot of telephone extensions, computers. We have copiers. We had to add a room to accommodate all the new machinery. We used to have a person in the office who handled the ditto machine and answered the phone, and now we have about six people."
She said she has also seen a change in parents' reasons for enrolling their children. "When I first got involved in Montessori, people sent their children to Montessori because they knew what Montessori was. There was much more awareness of Montessori philosophy … In recent years … some people are just looking for a pre-school or for child-care and they hear that maybe this is a little bit more than your average daycare … So we have to do more parent-education."
She said parents must also apply Montessori principles in their homes. One of the most important is, "Do not do for the child what the child can do for himself." She decried overindulgence and inactivity. "Let them know the names of everything in the environment rather than sitting in front of a t.v."
In her retirement, Carusillo plans to continue consulting for other Montessori schools and testing students at Loyola College's Montessori program. She also wants to visit China and Egypt, see her grandchildren more often, and read history on the beach.


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The Minnesota Fringe Festival has named a new executive director.
Dawn Bentley, whose latest leadership role was running the Art Shanty Projects on Medicine Lake, will take the reins of the organization April 3.
"I am honored and humbled to be given this opportunity," Bentley said in a prepared statement. She vowed to be "an effective leader and passionate advocate for the Fringe."
A body-builder and marathon runner, Bentley has experience in non-profit management. She was director of business development for the Northern Spark festival and has been an adjunct faculty member at several institutions, including McNally Smith College of Music and the University of Minnesota.
Bentley assumes leadership of one of the state's largest performing arts festivals at a time of change and challenge.
The fringe was sued last year by Sean Neely, a controversial Arizona-based performer. Neely's pedophilia-themed show, "Having Sex with Children in My Brain," won a slot in the festival's lottery, but then was later rejected. That lawsuit is remains active.
Bentley succeeds Jeff Larson, a longtime fringe employee who resigned last fall, followed by his deputy, Ann B. Erickson.
The fringe has grown exponentially since its founding in 1994. It has an annual budget of $740,000 and three fulltime employees — a number that balloons to about 70 for its two-week festival.
About 48,000 tickets were sold to 168 fringe show in 2016, a year when the festival paid out over $230,000 to artists, according to fringe officials.
The 2017 fringe festival runs August 3 - 13, 2017.


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Kindness through the power of pink
Students across Canada will be wearing pink this week to show their support for those who suffer from bullying at school.
Pink Shirt Day became a global phenomenon in 2007 when two boys from Nova Scotia organized a school protest to wear pink after a Grade 9 boy was bullied for wearing a pink shirt earlier that week.
The two high school students, David Sheperd and Travis Price, handed out pink shirts to all the boys in their school in support of the bullied student.
Every year, the idea has increased its awareness and gained worldwide support. Since 200, over $2.3 million has been distributed to support youth anti-bullying programs across Western Canada. The program was able to support programs that impacted more than 59,000 youth and children in 2019 alone.
In Mayerthorpe and Sangudo, schools take Pink Shirt Day seriously, organizing assemblies and activities for students to participate in order to address bullying in schools.
Elmer Elson Elementary has chosen a theme for 2020, "Lift Each Other Up."
"EEE is approaching anti-bullying proactively each and every day, by participating in leadership, bucket filling and team building activities on a daily basis," Susan Mattson, a teacher at Elmer Elson. "These activities focus on how students can spread kindness and lift each other up in their homes, school, community and world."
Students will be spend their morning at an assembly, learning about the history of Pink Shirt Day. They will be involved in videos, stories, and inspirational messages and perform a song called "A Wonderful Life," taught by music teacher Amanda Benson.
"Grades will then be buddied up with an older grade to complete an activity about how we can help to lift each other up," said Mattson. "We are looking forward to a great day at Elmer Elson Elementary where we will "Think Pink" and take a stand against bullying."
Sangudo Community School will also be running an afternoon assembly, speaking with students about the negative impact bullying has on both students and the school.


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Audi has announced that its all-new compact SUV, the 2015 Audi Q3, will start at $33,425 (including $925 for destination) when it goes on sale this fall. That price is for the base Premium Plus trim. The top Q3 Prestige model starts at $37,325. Audi's Quattro all-wheel drive system is available on either trim for an additional $2,100.
A turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine that produces 200 horsepower and a six-speed automatic transmission are standard on all models. The front-wheel drive Q3 earns an EPA fuel economy estimate of 20/29 mpg city/highway, while all-wheel drive models return 20/28 mpg.
Standard features on the Q3 include leather upholstery, heated front seats, Bluetooth, dual-zone automatic climate control and a panoramic sunroof. Audi's voice-controlled MMI Navigation Plus infotainment system and a 14-speaker Bose stereo system are available.
The Q3 joins a growing class of luxury compact SUVs, which includes the all-new 2015 Mercedes-Benz GLA-Class, which also hits dealers this fall.
Automobile Magazine notes that while it's priced slightly higher than the base Mercedes GLA250, the 2015 Q3 "comes standard with a more impressive list of equipment. It has recognizable road appeal thanks to standard xenon headlights with LED daytime running lights, and LED taillights."
Unlike the 2015 Q3, however, Mercedes-Benz is offering a high-performance GLA45 AMG model from the outset. Car and Driver predicts that a more potent RS Q3 model may eventually be offered in the United States, but not until the 2016 model year.
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Online portal for marine litter and its implications for marine life
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For many years, the pollution of the oceans with marine litter received only little attention from the public although the global production of plastic has grown immensely. However, since the discovery of the oceanic 'garbage patches' and microplastics the littering of the oceans has since become a hot topic, one that concerns many people and receives extensive, frequent media coverage.
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Well-ground global estimates of plastic litter entering the oceans are currently 10-1000 time higher than results based on empirical evidence. This suggests the presence of hidden sinks that have not been taken into account (e.g. deep seafloor, sea ice, marine life)
- Are there global patterns in the distribution of litter and microplastics?
- What is the composition of litter in our oceans?
- Which groups of organisms are particularly vulnerable to the impacts of marine litter and microplastic?
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- have geo-referenced photographs documenting marine litter or showing interactions between litter and marine life to increase our knowledge base, especially in terms of remote areas or habitats


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If you have read any of my articles on Google's Glass, you will know that I am a huge fan. Some have said that Glass is just another gimmick from Google and it will never sell or be very popular – and all I can answer to that is, "what rock do you live under!" The capabilities of Glass continue to grow with each and every update and each and every application that are developed by third party app developers. One such case is the Word Lens Glass app, also available for your smartphone that uses the camera lens to capture the foreign words.
Google released their new Glass Developer Kit yesterday and, Quest Visual, Inc. got early access and developed Word Lens for Glass, along with several other apps. What is nice about this app is that it works in real-time and also has a local storage of about 10,000 words, so if your do not have an international data plan you can still translate the most common words; unlike Google's own app, Goggles, which requires a web connection.
The new GDK finally gives real power to the developers with access to the actual hardware on Glass – the camera, GPS, gestures, gyroscope, and accelerometer, whereas the original Glass Mirror API mostly helped with only notifications and sharing, so GDK is a huge improvement for developers.
Google has continued to allow more Glassholes into their fold and allowing current users to invite "friends" to purchase their own pair of Glass and participate in a giant "soak test" and developmental project all at the same time. There are about 10,000 users, which is a small sample even to a developer, but they appreciate the new GDK, as it allows them to easily translate or port over their current Android apps very quickly and with little hassle to the Glass format.
Below is part of a video of last night's Android Headline's live podcast that demonstrates how Word Lens works translating a sign on Keith's Glass – look around the 13 minute mark to view it. It is pretty amazing to watch as the translation in the still shots above, happen "live" as he allows us to watch what he is actually seeing on Glass. The translation appears directly over the other language, not off to the side.
Let us know in the comments or on Google+ how you feel about Google's Glass – are you excited about the device, or do you think it is just a gimmick?


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Mr. Chair, this is a sad day for the fishing industry on the east coast of this country. The lobster fishermen in Prince Edward Island are having difficulty with not being able to sell some of their lobster and here we have a ban on seal pelts by the European Union.
I want to thank the parliamentary secretary for his words and I want to ask him if he feels that the ban on seal products and the trade talks with Europe are two separate issues. If I understood the minister correctly, that is what she said. I do not feel they are separate issues. This is a trade issue. It is an illegal issue. We need to address this with a united front.
I would ask the parliamentary secretary to respond.


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Endurance Specialty Holdings has appointed Fred Cooper as executive vice president and head of US Financial Institutions Insurance, based in New York. He joins Endurance from Aspen Specialty, where he was executive vice president and chief D&O underwriter.
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24 June 2010
Walking down the street I ogle and stare
At Dore Alley and Folsom Street Fair.
The men are more than just pretty faces,
They have muscles and bulges in the right places.
Any one of them can sign up on my dance card
Just looking at them makes me drool and get hard.
Their looks and bodies are hard to hide
Especially when they're naked outside.
The entry signs say no fucking or nudity
But those in the know don't put up with such prudity.
As San Francisco's finest reposed
I've strolled by with my privates exposed.
Regardless of the weather
Most of the crowd wears leather.
There are people of both sexes and all sizes
And a few come with odd surprises.
I get my favorite wish there
To walk around in fetish gear.
When the sky's unclouded
The street becomes crowded.
You never know who you'll meet,
And you might have sex in the street.
Folsom & Dore are a mix of fantasy and real
Mostly you just look, but sometimes you feel.
There's drooling by the hour
With no hope of a cold shower.
Later when the fog rolls in,
It's the rigamarole's end.
Outside the temperature drops
But indoors the party never stops.
The memories are all so good
I'll be back next time in all likelihood.


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The Spanish club has revealed its booking schedule for the next three months.
Pacha collaborates with local promoter FACT on its bookings. In addition to the Väth show, the club has ten other events locked in between January 17th and March 27th, with eight of those operating under the Insane banner. Alexi Delano plays the party this weekend, followed by Sam Paganini on January 24th and Premiesku, Barem and Canada's Carlo Lio on February 7th, 21st and 28th respectively. On Sunday, March 20th, Watergate rolls into town with Tiefschwarz and Matthias Meyer.
The club's other party series, FACT Presents, has three parties upcoming, with Alan Fitzpatrick (January 31st), Sebastian Mullaert (February 14th) and Mobilee's Re.You (March 27th) the confirmed headliners.
Tickets to Pacha Barcelona are available here on RA.
Jan 17 Insane presents Alexi Delano & Hitch Jan 24 Insane presents Sam Paganini & Reelow Jan 31 Fact presents Alan Fitzpatrick & Herr Feb 07 Insane presents Premiesku, Herr & Rick Maia Feb 14 Fact presents Sebastian Mullaert (aka Minilogue) & And.. Feb 21 Insane presents FUN Night w. Barem, Alexis Cabrera & H.. Feb 28 Insane presents Carlo Lio & Pepperpot Mar 06 Insane presents Yakazi w. Butane, Rework Live & Andre.. Mar 13 Insane presents Sven Väth, Christian Burkhardt & Andre.. Mar 20 Insane presents Watergate w. Matthias Meyer, Tiefschwa.. Mar 27 Fact presents Mobilee w. Re.You, Lee Van Dowski & Reelow


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Gender in Southeast Asian Art Histories Symposium, 11–13 October 2017, Power Institute, University of Sydney
Studies focused on gender in Southeast Asian societies have emerged, in recent decades, in approximate concurrence with the development of regionally focused Southeast Asian art histories. The founding premise of this international symposium is that there has to date been insufficient intersection between these two fields.
As the first symposium of its kind, Gender in Southeast Asian Art Histories aims to establish the parameters of current research, and to develop inter-disciplinary and transnational frameworks for future studies in the field. Bringing together a range of scholars working on the pre-modern, modern, and contemporary, we seek to consider new perspectives and methodological approaches brought to the fore in art history through studies that are attentive to gender, or how we might reassess art historical narratives through the lens of gender.
The symposium will be launched by a keynote address from Professor Ashley Thompson, the Hiram W. Woodward Chair in Southeast Asian Art at SOAS, University of London. Symposium participants and up to twelve additional attendees, on a competitive basis, will also be invited to participate in a half-day masterclass led by Professor Thompson, and a professional development workshop.
Masterclass and workshop
Introduction to the Masterclass, by Professor Ashley Thompson, with a list of readings.
The symposium will be launched by a keynote address from Professor Ashley Thompson, the Hiram W. Woodward Chair in Southeast Asian Art at SOAS, University of London : Figuring the Buddha.
Chanon Kenji Praepipatmongkol | Ph.D. candidate, University of Michigan
Chang Saetang's Self-Portraits and the Inversion of 'Barami'
Eileen Legaspi-Ramirez | Assistant Professor, Department of Art Studies, University of the Philippine
Art on the Back Burner: Gender as the Elephant in the Room of SEA Art Histories
Eksuda Singhalampong | Lecturer in Art History, Silpakorn University
Picturing Femininity: Portraits of the Early Modern Siamese Women
May Adadol Ingawanij | Reader and Co-director, Centre for Research and Education in Arts and Media, University of Westminster
The Essay Film as Feminist Cinema in Southeast Asia: Nguyen Trinh Thi and Anocha Suwichakornpong
Qui Ha Nguyen | PhD candidate, University of Southern California
Womanhood and Modernity: Revisiting Cinematic Representation of Women's Social Transformation in Vietnamese Revolutionary Cinema during the Wartime (1945-1975)
Roger Nelson | Postdoctoral Fellow, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
Women as Passengers, Men as Drivers? On Urban Movement in Post-Independence 'Cambodian Arts'
Soumya James | Independent Scholar, New Haven, CT
Exploring the Feminine in Angkor's Visual Imagery
Tina Le | PhD candidate, University of Michigan
Crafting the Indigenous: Paz Abad Santos and the Feminine Arts
Wulan Dirgantoro | Postdoctoral Fellow, Art Histories and Aesthetic Practices 2016/2017 program, Forum Transregionale Studien, Berlin, Germany
Correcting, Interrogating: A proposal for feminist framework for Indonesian visual arts
Yvonne Low | Sessional Lecturer in Asian Art, Department of Art History, University of Sydney
Recovering the Nation's Woman (Artists): Mia Bustam and Lai Foong Moi
Programme complet et abstracts sur : http://www.powerpublications.com.au/gender-in-southeast-asian-art-histories/


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Early bookings are advisable
Ndlovu is found immediately inside Hlane Royal National Park's main gate, easily accessible via the well-maintained tar Simunye road and offers a wide range of accommodation including camping, rondavels and self-catering cottages - all located near to a large open-air restaurant which overlooks a waterhole frequented by Elephant and White Rhino. It is romantically lit by candle and lanterns at night where the absence of electricity makes for an authentic stay in the bush.
Bhubesi is located 14km from Ndlovu Camp and can be accessed by self-driving through the parks internal roads. The camp encapsulates six self-contained and self-catering beautiful stone cottages with all the comforts of home, including electricity, in a pristine riverine setting.
Guests at both camps along with day visitors can take advantage of a wide range of activities - self-drive roads, Open Land Rover Game Drives, Lion or Rhino Tours, Guided Mountain Bike Trails, Birding Walks and the Umphakatsi Visit to the neighbouring real Chief's Village which all depart from the activity centre at Ndlovu Camp. Hlane also offers one or two night fully-catered Ehlatsini Bush Trails - ideal for bush fanatics!
Any place of stay
First stop
Get picked up from your place of stay in and around Manzini and Mbabane but further places a pick up fee may apply.
Drive to Manzini where we will make our first stop at the Manzini market where you can make some small shopping for gifts. We will have here a one hour stop and there after we heading down directly to Hlane National Park towards the east.drive time estimate
And we will join following Safari adventure sat 11:00 and this will last till 12:30
After this drive we will come back to our Lunch which is a BBQ (beef and sausages)
and some salads.But for those who dont eat meat should tell us prior.
But our Lunch will only be ready at 1pm. There is lots of things to kill the time till lunch such as visiting the gift shop, and walking over the water hole.
The First Drive- all our Game drives are in Safari Vehicles
The Rhino Drive at Hlane has been developed with the sole intention of seeing as many White Rhino as possible – now traversing the big game area of Hlane. The bonus of this activity is of focusing on the Rhinos and safety permitting, Hlane's expert guides will allow visitors to disembark from the vehicle and quietly walk up to the Rhinos while remaining in the vicinity of the vehicle.
Offering excellent value, this unique, intimate encounter provides valuable insights into Rhino behaviour while also ensuring their continued safety in a protected environment
Spend time observing these gentle and endangered giants in their natural habitat on a two
and a half hour Land Rover drive through Hlane's lowveld wilderness.
Local Swazi guides will share their wealth of bush and rhino knowledge with you including
the identification in English and siSwati of animals, trees, medicinal plants, grasses,
insects and birds in addition to basic tracking skills.
And after Lunch Mid day Game Drive -starting at 2pm
Enjoy this unforgettable midday game drive into Hlane Royal National Park where lion,
elephant, leopard and rhino roam free! Hlane has a network of interconnecting roads that
allows for excellent game viewing.
Close encounters with four of the Big 5 and other species such as warthogs, mongoose,
waterbucks, kudus an array of birdlife can be spotted. The prolific bird life is colorful with
well over 200 resident species including the highest density of tree nesting vultures in all of
Our local Swazi guide will provide detailed explanations on not only various antelope
species to be encountered along the way but also on the park's marvelous fauna and flora.
This game drive passes the famous Mahlindza waterhole where many animals can be
seen quenching their thirst, providing an excellent platform for photography, bird watching
and game viewing.
N.B: No childrend under 6 years.
31days cancellation before arrival 100% refund
30days cancellation before arrival 75% refund
15days cancellation before arrival 50% refund
3days-24 hrs cancellation before arrival 0% refund
No refund for Bab weather cancellation
children under the ages of 12 years are half the adult price
No children under 6 years
make sure you bring sun screen, hats, walking shoes.
Children under the ages of 6 years are not allowed on the tour for the open vehicle for safety.


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- Wedding: October 2013
Which do you like better? Sorry these photos are not the clearest.
Which do you like better? Sorry these photos are not the clearest.
Yep I had a feeling Brunette would be in the lead at this time. I just did overall highlights to camoflauge my grays. I don't love it. I think I am going to get my brunette color back. I feel like my hair looks "dirty" with the blonde highlights. I like brunette better. Just not sure how I am going to camoflauge my grays since the color does not stick to the grays. Oh well. Thank you ladies.
I don't care for that particular shade of blonde on you. It's very yellow and brassy; just not flattering. Dark is much better.
Did you do the highlights at home?
I really like the dark. But then, I usually like dark hair on most people.
Another vote for brunette.
Brunette is best!
Brunette! If you are set on blonde I think a more ashy tone would look good.
You're gorgeous and can wear either color. That said, as a blonde, you're pretty, but as a brunette you're striking. You're unique and head turning as a brunette.
I also change from blonde to near-black brunette and the consensus is usually brunette for me, too. It just makes me stand out
I would do something different than either one. The shade of blonde is wrong, and a shade or two lighter on the brunette would be softer. I know its considered a fashion forward look, but IMO it's giving you a hard looking edge.
another vote for brunette!!!!!!
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In a quiet place of undisturbed tranquility and almost surreal natural beauty, where the slopes of Ben Cruachan fall into the clear waters of loch Awe, lies a deeply romantic and luxurious old country house.
Our luxury hotel rooms are among Scotland's finest. Think classic tradition with a bold twist of eccentricity. While each bedroom is different, you can expect to find statement pieces of antique furniture, beautiful art and bold decor - not to mention spectacular views across Loch Awe and our landscaped grounds. And because peaceful nights make a peaceful stay, we have made sure our beds are warm, whisper-soft and wonderfully enticing.
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Spicy Seeded Crackers with Parmesan
Who needs to buy those expensive flat bread crackers when it is so easy to make your own? Lavash is an Armenian flat bread that is more tender and pliable than pita when fresh, but crisps up like crackers when baked. If you don't like the strong "rye-bread" flavor of caraway seeds, try the recipe with whole cumin seeds, sesame seeds, or chopped, fresh rosemary.
- CrackerServings
- 2 pieces lavash (8 x 5 inches)
- 3/4 oz. Parmesan cheese, grated (1/2 cup)
- 2 tsp. poppy seeds
- 1 tsp. caraway seeds
- 1/2 tsp. red pepper flakes
- Preheat oven to 350°F. Place lavash on baking sheets in single layer. Coat with olive oil cooking spray. Sprinkle Parmesan in even layer over lavash, then top with poppy seeds, caraway, and red pepper flakes. Bake 15 to 17 minutes, or until golden and crisp. Cool 10 minutes, then break into pieces.
Nutrition Information
- Serving Size: Makes 25 crackers
- Calories: 10
- Carbohydrate Content: 1 g
- Cholesterol Content: 1 mg
- Fiber Content: 1 g
- Protein Content: 1 g
- Sodium Content: 14 mg


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MINNEAPOLIS–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Sept. 12, 2006–U.S. Bancorp, parent company of U.S. Bank, continues its support of nonprofit organizations by encouraging and rewarding the extraordinary volunteer work of its 52,000 employees with its second annual U.S. Bank Five Star Volunteer Award program.
U.S. Bancorp will recognize more than 100 employees who provide exceptional volunteer service to a nonprofit organization in their community. In addition to company recognition, U.S. Bancorp will award the nonprofit up to $1,000 in honor of the employee.
"U.S. Bancorp is fortunate to have dedicated employees, and to be able to do business in the communities it serves," said Richard Davis, president and chief operating officer of U.S. Bancorp. "Supporting the volunteer work of our employees is one way we can show our appreciation to members of our organization, and to our communities."
U.S. Bancorp has a long-standing record of community leadership in the key areas of affordable housing, economic opportunity, arts and culture, education and community service. The company received the highest rating possible from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency in 2004 for its commitment to the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA), meeting the credit needs of all segments of the communities that U.S. Bancorp serves.
U.S. Bank Five Star Volunteer Award nominations may be made by an employee or by a nonprofit organization. To request a nomination form, send an e-mail to: [email protected]. The 2006 nomination deadline is October 15.
U.S. Bancorp (NYSE:USB), with $213 billion in assets, is the 6th largest financial holding company in the United States. The company operates 2,434 banking offices and 4,966 ATMs in 24 states, and provides a comprehensive line of banking, brokerage, insurance, investment, mortgage, trust and payment services products to consumers, businesses and institutions. U.S. Bancorp is the parent company of U.S. Bank. Visit U.S. Bancorp on the web at http://www.usbank.com.


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Every time I prepare my lunch veggies, normally carol or celery, I think of the time when I prepare them for my children. They always say "Thanks, mom" and with a smile on their faces when I bring to them the prepared carrots or celery or fruits. Those are the moments that I miss most.
They always say thank-you to show their appreciation for what I do for them, even if I think I am just doing something every mother would do. It warms my heart when they do it and when they don't take for granted the services that I willingly render at home.


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What do you envision? The soft light of the beach with the wind in your hair? A floaty dress in a sunlit field? Or the dramatic lights of the studio? When you book the New Life Collection, you have the luxury of choosing to have your session outdoors or in the studio.
As naked as you want to be...no more, no less...
I shoot fully clothed maternity sessions, implied nudes, and tasteful full nudes. Most often it's a combination of those. It's your call. And yes, you will look beautiful. I understand how to pose a pregnant woman in the most flattering ways and how to light the pregnant form to show it's full beauty.
Big brothers & sisters to be are welcome...Is this your second, third or fourth baby? Booking the New Life Collection also means that the new baby's older siblings are also included along with Dad to be...standard maternity sessions include Dad to be/partner.
Between 26 - 34 weeks is the ideal time for your maternity session. You should book your session as soon as you know you want one to ensure you get the time frame you want, especially if you need a weekend. If you are expecting twins, your ideal time frame is closer to the 26 week mark than the 34 week mark.
Don't know what to wear or bring? I have almost all the wraps, tops, & scarves you see here and I'm always adding on. You'll find suggestions for what to wear and bring in my session guide that you'll receive after booking and we'll go into thorough detail at your consultation.
A maternity session is more than a photoshoot - it's a day of pampering for the mom-to-be. Get your hair done, makeup done & a mani-pedi because it's a day of beauty for you. Professional hair & makeup services are available upon request for an additional fee. I highly recommend it! You can see the work of my preferred expert team here.
In studio or on location at a beach, park, or other location I will recommend. If you have your heart set on an outdoor session, this is the package to book. Outdoor sessions start 2 hrs before sunset for beautiful light.
What some of my clients have said about their maternity session experience
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PhD Studentships
UWS has a strong and growing research community. We are constantly on the lookout for talented prospective PhD students with outstanding academic ability and commitment to join our vibrant and growing programme of internationally excellent research.
Studentships recognise academic talent by providing a generous financial contribution towards your PhD-level studies.
One category of studentship is currently available:
- Studentship – for UK/EU PhD students
Successful applicants will receive a generous financial award from UWS, as well as benefit from our intellectually stimulating and inclusive research environment and from enhanced career development support and professional skills training.
Studentships are available to UK/EU students with a good first degree. Successful students will receive an annual stipend (currently £14,296) per annum for three years and payment of tuition fees.
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When you apply for your Postgraduate Research degree via our online application system please state on your research application that you are applying for a Studentship or International Research Excellence Scholarship.
Applicants are reminded that funding will be considered as part of a competitive process and there is no guarantee that it will be awarded. Successful applicants will be expected to contribute up to 6 hours per week to UWS academic-related activities.
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Welcome to this week's edition of Healthcare Career Insights. This weekly roundup highlights healthcare career-related articles culled from across the Web to help you learn what's next.
- The choice of medical specialty can have a huge impact on your career, a third-year medical student outlines some of the pros and cons – How Should You Choose A Medical Specialty (KevinMD)
- Physicians have been pushed for years to improve their patient relationships, but a new study found that patients also might need to control their behavior – Care Suffers When Patients Berate Docs, Other Medical Professionals (Fierce Healthcare)
- Normally hobbies aren't thought of as making you better at your job. Here are five ways they can help your professional life – Five Key Benefits of Healthcare Providers Having a Hobby (CompHealth)
- A recent report found that 67.5% of employees are disengaged at work, but it doesn't have to be that way – Four Ways Managers Can Commit to Improving Employee Engagement (Entrepreneur)
- A perfect plan is only as strong as the people putting it into motion – Execution is a People Problem, Not a Strategy Problem (Forbes)
Melissa Byington is president of the locum tenens division of CompHealth, the nation's largest locum tenens physician staffing company and a leader in permanent and temporary allied healthcare staffing. Melissa's career in physician recruiting spans nearly 2 decades. She also serves as the president of the National Association of Locum Tenens Organizations (NALTO).


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Flow switch for monitoring of mass flow in hygienic design
Flowphant T DTT35
On-site display
High reproducibility and long-term stability
Large turndown
Specs at a glance
Medium Liquids Measuring range 0.03 to 3 m/s (0.1 to 9.84 ft/s) Medium temperature –20 to +85 °C (–4 to +185 °F) Process pressure 0 to +100 bar (0 to 1450 psi) at 20 °C (68 °F)
Flowphant DTT35
Product / Version Price / pcs. in CAD Order code Process Connection ,
Insertion Length L; Diameter D
Power Supply; Output Electrical Connection 1 to 3 4 to 10 11+ Clamp ,
L=30mm / 50mm / 100mm; D=6mm
18-30VDC; 1x switch PNP Plug M12 561 522 494 DTT35-A1A111xxxxAB Plug ISO4400 M16x1.5 / Plug ISO4400 NPT1/2 598 556 526 DTT35-AxA111xxxxAB 18-30VDC; 2x switch PNP Plug M12 598 556 526 DTT35-A1B111xxxxAB 18-30VDC; switch PNP + 4-20mA Plug M12 684 636 602 DTT35-A1C111xxxxAB Varivent, L=30mm / 50mm / 100mm; D=6mm 18-30VDC; 1x switch PNP Plug M12 635 591 559 DTT35-A1A111xxxxAB Plug ISO4400 M16x1.5 / Plug ISO4400 NPT1/2 672 625 591 DTT35-AxA111xxxxAB 18-30VDC; 2x switch PNP Plug M12 672 625 591 DTT35-A1B111xxxxAB 18-30VDC; switch PNP + 4-20mA Plug M12 758 705 667 DTT35-A1C111xxxxABPlug and cable to be ordered as 'accessory'
Product / Version Price / pcs. in CAD Order code Cable M12x1 l=5m 5m cable 4x 0.34 mm2, molded PVC angled connector, M12x1 connector screw Cu Sn/Ni, IP67. 20.45 51005148 Configuration kit TXU10- for PC-programmable devices. set-up programme+interface cable for PC with USB-Port. 4 pin plug + ReadWin2000 208.92 TXU10-AA
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The Flowphant T DTT35 is a flow switch (surface quality Ra ≤0.8 μm (31.5 μin)) for monitoring, displaying and measuring relative mass flow rates of liquid media in the range from 0.03 to 3 m/s (0.1 to 9.84 ft/s). Application examples include: Monitoring cooling water circulation systems of pumps, turbines, compressors and heat exchangers and filter monitoring in the beverage industry.
The device measures the mass flow of a liquid medium with the calorimetric measurement method. The calorimetric measuring principle is based on cooling a heated temperature sensor. Heat is removed from the sensor by forced convection due to medium flowing by. The extent of this heat transfer depends on the medium velocity and the difference in temperature between the sensor and medium (King's law). The higher the velocity or the mass flow of the medium, the greater the temperature sensor cooling.
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Technical dataInput
Measurement range 0 to 100 %; resol. 1 %; 0.03 to 3 m/s (0.1 to 9.84 ft/s) for liquidsOutput Output signal 1 × PNP, 2 × PNP or 1 × PNP with analog output for flow and temperature Voltage drop PNP ≤2 V Overload protection Automatic testingPerformance characteristics Reference conditions According to DIN IEC 60770/61003 Measured error Switch point and display 0.2 % Long-term drift ≤0.5 % per year under reference operating conditions Sensor reaction time 6 to 12 s Response time switch output 100 msOperating conditions Medium temperature –20 to +85 °C (–4 to +185 °F), 130 °C (266 °F) max. 1h (no measuring at temperatures > 85 °C (185 °F)) Ambient temperature –40 to +85 °C (–40 to +185 °F) Degree of protection IP 65 (complete housing)Power supply Supply voltage Ub 18 to 30 V DC, reverse polarity protection Current consumption Without load < 100 mA at 24 V DCGeneral EMC Interference emiss. as per IEC 61326 Series, class B electrical equipment, interference immunity as per IEC 61326 Series, app. A (industrial use) and NAMUR Recomm. NE 21 Operating elements 3 buttons or PC and ReadWin® 2000 Materials 316L (process connection, protection tube, housing) Surface quality Ra ≤ 0.8 µm (31.5 μin)Approvals 3-A
Dimensions in mm (in inches)
Process connection
Process connections
Version TRI-CLAMP® / Metal to metal Connections
ISO 2852 DN25-38 (1 to 1½"), 316L, 3A, DIN 32676 DN25-40
Hygienic connections
Varivent® F Pipe DN25-32, PN40, 316L, 3A
Varivent® N Pipe DN40-162, PN40, 316L, 3A
Electrical connection
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8 Over-The-Knee Boots To Try This Winter + Some Tips
Ladies, let's talk shoes! Now that Autumn is here, sandals just don't cut it anymore. Not only have the temperatures dropped, but it's raining everywhere, to the point that even high heels would not be a smart choice. As such,… Continue Reading