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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-14556029994314812342018-05-28T23:35:18.477-06:00The Etsy Mile High Club BlogWe're all members of the Mile High Club. Handmade... with altitude!Angelinahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1455602999431481234.post-19429154957163974452009-08-01T04:43:00.002-06:002009-08-01T04:45:44.893-06:00There will be a neighborhood wide yard saleThis is in Colorado Springs, it is the annual Venetian Village Community Yard Sale, and has been ongoing for about 20 some odd years now. It is happening on the 7th and 8th of August. Anyone really interested in coming down to join in this should shoot me an email at email@example.com. Last year there was a great turn out, and I am hoping for much the same this year.Margaret Oliverhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1455602999431481234.post-38401029720337306972009-01-04T19:59:00.002-07:002009-01-04T20:03:13.607-07:00The flu came to visit...and seems to packing up to leave soon. I am hoping to bring something more active to the street team in '09. I am also perhaps going to be a moderator for Etsy. Perhaps we can have some ideas to put some community presence back into the team.Margaret Oliverhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1455602999431481234.post-726704920860723582008-10-30T23:05:00.003-06:002008-10-30T23:10:17.745-06:00still tweeking the sweater

Harley in the sweater version four. Yes mini dachs. can not have sleeves. They don't of have much of a leg and it seems that they don't walk well. I am having a wonderful time with this.
Margaret Oliverhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1455602999431481234.post-64234446014886978472008-10-11T14:10:00.008-06:002008-10-11T14:21:02.121-06:00Craft Show in Parker 10/18 10am-6pm - vendors wanted!Hi, everyone. The Colorado Horse Park, located in Parker, Colorado will be hosting its 9th Annual "Halloween With Horses" Horse Show and Art/Craft show. There is still space for artists and crafters to set up booths. Bring your own tent 10'x10'. $45 for the day. If you mention Etsy MileHigh Team you will get a discounted rate of $35 for the day. Almost 11,000 people attended last year's event. Several news organizations and Radio Disney have broadcasted in the past and will be here this year. Halloween With Horses

Artist and crafter applications and more information here HWH Artist/Crafter Information

Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com or Geoff at 720-318-5968Gina - RoseThistleArtworkshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1455602999431481234.post-77335644628713934892008-10-07T21:15:00.002-06:002008-10-07T21:20:23.625-06:00Get the Cat Fixed Sale!Just wanted to let y'all know I'm having a sale over at my place -- Om Shanti Handcrafts.

It's time to get the cat fixed, so in honour of Loiosh's soon-to-be-missing parts I'm having a Get the Cat Fixed Sale! 25% off of everything in the store (shipping not included -- I asked the post office to play along and they just laughed at me).

He looks kinda cranky, but really, who can blame him?

Come check it out!

email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1455602999431481234.post-1826294936654894252008-09-16T13:06:00.003-06:002008-09-16T13:19:18.724-06:00A Very Small Craft Fair in Castle RockI posted this to the Yahoo message board/threads, but I thought I would post a note about it here too. My church in Castle Rock will be holding a small craft fair on November 8th. Currently there are 14 tables available, but we are trying to work out some logistics to be able to add a few more. This is only the second year that the church has held this fair, but last year it was quite a success. The table fee is $15.00 and the fair is open from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. The church asks that when you choose your items to bring to sell that you respect the fact that you will be within the confines of a church. I posted further details, including who and how to contact on the yahoo boards or you can convo me at my etsy shop, sidewingcreations.

I hope some of you will be able to come to the fair to sell, buy or browse. I would love a chance to get to know you in person!! I haven't had the chance to meet any of you face to face yet.

Gearing up for holiday sales has taken a lot of energy for me and I have been holed-up the last couple of weeks sorting my beads and taking stock of all my materials. I started a few projects, too. I don't know about everyone else, but I should not have more than 2 projects going at once. I get overwhelmed at what to finish first!!

I hope everyone's sales are going well!
Wendy
Sidewing CreationsSidewing email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1455602999431481234.post-34979945484729814152008-08-24T18:55:00.003-06:002008-08-24T19:00:40.244-06:00Craft ShowsHello everyone,
It has been a long time since I have been involved in our group, so I thought I would just check in.

I was hoping to find out about some up and coming art/craft shows for the Denver metro area for this fall. If anyone knows of any please let me know.

And for those also interested, I am doing the one at the Westminster Rec. Center in Dec. it is called the Santa Workshop. It is geared towards children and being able to afford to buy gifts for their family and friends. All items for sale are $8 and less. I believe registration is either at the end of this month or the beginning of Sept. I will keep everyone posted.

Also, my job holds a craft show every year closer to the holidays and we are trying to change it up a bit this year and allow outside crafters to join in. It would be one day only on a Friday and there would be a booth donation of $25 or more to join, which goes to a charity that our company will match dollar for dollar.

Hope to hear from some of you soon as the holiday are right around the email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1455602999431481234.post-65223130776679625212008-06-12T08:41:00.003-06:002008-06-12T08:42:55.417-06:00Invitation to SAM

Summer Art Market

Saturday, June 14 & Sunday, June 15

10:00 am-5:00 pm

More than 200 artists, food, music, FREE kids art projects, FREE art demonstrations

Art Students League of Denver | 200 Grant Street | 303-778-6990

VISIT WEBSITE for more information.

Look for me in booth 151 this weekend!

Cynthia aka Colorado Art Studio

Cynthiahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1455602999431481234.post-3985523449283737932008-05-22T14:04:00.000-06:002008-05-22T14:05:29.174-06:00Well, hail.

No, really.

It started out rain. Then looked like sleet, but it's been too warm for sleet, y'know? Then the next thing I knew it was hailing marbles and I would have sworn Santa's boys had got confused and were tapdancing on my roof.

Big marbles.

Really big marbles.

The first shot I took while it was still hailing -- crouched in the dubious shelter of the balcony half-wall, trying to fit as much of me as I could under my hat, and still getting nailed in the butt by FREAKING BIG HAILSTONES.

The second one? About twenty minutes after it stopped, once I'd had time to get the first set of shots off my camera. TWENTY MINUTES.

Holy cow.

Then this happened:

See, I'm from eastern Pennsylvania. We don't get tornadoes. So I was all like, wow, look at those swirling clouds, I wish I had a video camera. That siren? The fire sirens always go off during exciting storms.

...no, dummy, that's the tornado siren.

They don't have those where I come from.

...so yeah, anyway, it didn't actually turn into one, and even though I'm on the second floor and have no basement, I have a plan: grab the rat and head for the laundry room. It's halfway buried in the ground and well-protected and about as safe as I'm going to get. The cats are all in closets and under beds anyway, so they're on their own.

It's quiet now, and Tim has said that the birds are a better predictor of imminent excitement than anything else, so as long as they're still chirpy and happy I'm not worried.

In the meantime, one last photo. This one's for Tim.

...and that's what's happening in my part of Colorado! Anyone else getting exciting firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1455602999431481234.post-65356630510911281072008-05-01T10:08:00.003-06:002008-05-01T10:23:25.176-06:00Plant Yourself in RiNo

Vital is located within the River North Art District in Denver…

THEREFORE we would like to send out word of the upcoming spring studio tour. Those of you in the Denver area please note: the house of Vital will be open May 17 from 11am – 5pm along with many of our artsy neighbors. So if you have been wanting to touch and feel our items or purchase in person now will be the time and we love to see your smiling faces! (please note we also take appointments anytime, just shoot us an email)

For more information about RiNo's spring tour check out the links below.

flyer: http://www.rivernorthart.com/plantyourself_inRiNo.pdf
field guide (we are number 46): http://www.rivernorthart.com/RiNo_Field_Guide.pdf

Crystal
Vital Industries
http://theblog.brandvital.com
http://vital.etsy.com

Vital, Crystalhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1455602999431481234.post-5665223827981683842008-05-01T06:52:00.003-06:002008-05-01T06:56:05.709-06:00Spring Colorado Potter's Guild Sale

Opening Reception: Thursday, May 1, 2008, 6:00pm - 9:00pm

First Plymouth Congregational Church
3501 South Colorado Blvd.
Denver, CO
May 1,2,3
Friday May 2 9:00am - 9:00pm
Saturday May 3 9:00am - 5:00pm

Mile Hi Etsy Member Cynthia Guajardo was recently juried into the Colorado Potter's Guild and will be participating in the Spring Sale this weekend. Come take a look at ceramics and pottery from all 38 members.

Cynthiahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1455602999431481234.post-59829428358501172772008-04-30T21:47:00.002-06:002008-04-30T21:53:00.973-06:00Hi Everyone ;)I'm so happy to be a part of this group! I graduate May 18th from Metro, and will have much more time for Etsy, and MileHigh after that date ;) I will have a BA in psychology, and plan on facilitating Art-Therapy retreats - after a few months of Rest!!
I can't wait to get together with all of you CO. Etsyers, for shows, support etc..
Cheers, KimAnomalous Bitshttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1455602999431481234.post-65393298542055095732008-04-22T13:46:00.002-06:002008-04-22T13:48:52.177-06:00Great Deal for small biz owners, like us Etsy MembersMy friend Elaine Goodman works for the DNA and she is looking for people like us.
They are going to be running a special add section for Mother's Day, for those who would like to come up with unique ideas for the moms, other than flowers and candy.

Here is the information that I have attached. Good luck, let me know if you have any questions. :)
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Mother's Day Gift Guide Special Advertising Offer

What is it? A special offer open only to small businesses owners.
What's the cost? $100 includes a 3" x 2" b/w display ad (the size of a business card). Multiple boxes may be purchased .

Where in the paper will it be located? The Mother's Day Gift Guide will publish on Saturday May 3rd in the Spotlight section of the Rocky Mountain News and will be delivered to both Rocky Mountain News and Denver Post home subscribers. That's over 700,000 homes which is where the true value really comes into play.

What can I put in the ad? You can suggest people mention the ad and get a percentage off a gift or service, list your website for more information, have your logo included in the ad, really-whatever information you would like to include-we can custom make it!

When is the Deadline? Deadline for submission is Tuesday, April 29th.

How do I submit information? Simply email the art and the text to email@example.com

How do I pay? Pre-pay by using a credit card or check-by-phone.
For more information call Elaine Goodman at email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1455602999431481234.post-40803217988331134822008-04-04T09:57:00.003-06:002008-04-04T10:00:44.791-06:00Greetings to all!!!

My name is Jude and I am new to the group. I make mostly art dolls and other soft creations. My etsy store is currently empty as I have been busy working in the public sector and not had much time to be creative but my hours changed this week so I now have more time at home so sew. Looking forward to exchanging ideas with you all...... J .....firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1455602999431481234.post-66853115688367441152008-03-13T08:09:00.001-06:002008-03-13T08:09:29.959-06:00Susan See PhotographyI have posted an interview with Susan on my wordpress blog. Come check it out!
http://ivonnardonascreations.wordpress.comTammy L Sextonhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1455602999431481234.post-47371800985499185782008-03-11T18:55:00.001-06:002008-03-11T18:57:27.853-06:00The Handbook to Handmade, Volume 5The Handbook to Handmade, Volume 5 is coming out soon. Thank you TimothyAdamsDesigns. It is a great opportunity for all the wonderful artists here at Etsy to show their great works. A nice blend of people and a great marketing tool. Here's the link to check out additional information on the Handbook to Handmade, it's worth the look. ♥ http://etsypromobook.blogspot.com/
Beadkeepers has made a fabulous video regarding the Handbook to Handmade, Volume 5...check it out-it's great! www.beadkeepers.com/press.html

Have a great day everyone! What a beautiful day in Colorful Colorado!QuiteNicehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1455602999431481234.post-61987240712771579752008-02-28T16:29:00.001-07:002008-02-28T16:29:34.976-07:00Blog Interview RequestI am going to be posting some interviews from other fellow members from various groups and was looking to see if anyone here would be interested in doing this as well. If you would be interested in supplying 2 to 3 photos and answering a few questions I would love to help promote as many etsians on my blog as possible. I am a member of Blog Catalog and have really been trying to pump up the traffic to my blog in order to help promote all my fellow etsy members.

If you are interested, please e-mail me at email@example.com and I will send you the interview questions for you to fill out and return. I am running one interviewee once a week, but this may change depending on how many responses I get back.

Thanks
TammyTammy L Sextonhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1455602999431481234.post-19818460235015556902008-02-18T13:03:00.003-07:002008-02-18T13:06:12.146-07:00New to the groupHi there, i'm new to the mile high group. I've lived in Denver my whole life and have always been artsy fartsy. Now, I'm trying to sell my wares via etsy and can't wait to get involved with all of you! Check out my store and tell me what you think.

quayandco.etsy.comCalico Roadhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1455602999431481234.post-20616278379777685562008-02-17T15:53:00.002-07:002008-02-17T16:02:25.304-07:00Introducing myselfI just joined the group. I opened my jewelry shop, sidewingcreations, in January. I have a passion for Swarovski Crystals. I just can't help myself!! A friend introduced me to the craft of jewelry making and I knew I must be OK at it when my daughter asked me to make the earring and necklace sets for her bridesmaids.

I'm married for 29 years, have 2 children, my daughter 22 who married last July and my son 24 who is single but rather serious with someone. We've lived in Castle Rock for the past 14 1/2 years and love it here.

Thank you for inviting me into this club. I need all the help I can get!!! :) Then, hopefully, I'll be able to return the favor to someone else!

Wendy
http://www.sidewingcreations.etsy.comSidewing email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1455602999431481234.post-28221750674053096722008-02-09T12:54:00.000-07:002008-02-09T12:55:59.707-07:00Would you look at that! :)Thanks so much for adding me in the sampling! It's so nice to have a surprise like that!

Hugs,

Megan
www.artificestudios.etsy.comMegan Savorshttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1455602999431481234.post-65257623647104325732008-02-03T20:30:00.000-07:002008-02-03T20:35:25.730-07:00Valentines Day Trunk ShowThis upcoming Thursday, Feb. 7th Polkadot on S. Pearl St. will be having a truck show featuring two local jewelry designers, one of them being She's Crafty. I'm really excited to showing off some of my designs. Stop by if you can.

polkadot, inc.
1577 S. Pearl Street
Denver, CO 80210

Phone: 303.282.4307She's Craftyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1455602999431481234.post-91971934152891617982008-02-03T13:51:00.000-07:002008-02-03T13:54:49.111-07:00New to groupHi everyone. I'm so happy to have found this group of kindred spirits. My name is Lynn and I live in Masonville. I've been selling to friends and acquaintances and just recently started posting on Etsy. It's wonderful to be able to see all of the talent Colorado has to offer!
Lynn
http://artrocks-jlh.blogspot.com
http://www.artoutofhand.etsy.comLynn Henryhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1455602999431481234.post-30253919126156011722008-01-31T13:07:00.000-07:002008-01-31T13:09:43.388-07:00ThorntonFest 2008Hi everyone

I just got information in the mail about ThortonFest 2008 to be held on Sat. May 17 from 10-5.

They even have a reduced rate for booths for handcrafted items. It looks like fun and I wanted to share the website and information...

http://www.cityofthornton.net/rec/thorntonfest.asp

:) Melissa
http://www.pugnotes.com
Uncommon Pug and Dog ArtArchie and firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1455602999431481234.post-53275751925327879142008-01-28T19:13:00.001-07:002008-01-28T19:15:42.638-07:00Introducing e2 DesignsHello Colorado!! I am a happily crazy SAHM of 2 lovable terrors in Fort Collins! In an attempt to keep some shred of sanity I create adorable baby items (usually in the wee hours of the morning!!) My store, e2designs, is named after my lovely daughter, Ella Elizabeth (e2!) whose passionate hatred of the "infant carrier" created a need for a jacket that didn't take 20 min to get on and off! Our solution - the poncho. Not so great when worn by drunken cowboys, but these updated, stylish looks are all the rage with the 14 and under set (and some VERY hip mammas!)Laurenhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1455602999431481234.post-18743884102756019332008-01-26T14:59:00.000-07:002008-01-26T15:00:51.741-07:00Hi Everyone!Hi-
Our shop is a three generation family owned and operated. Sandy, Kellie and Joshua make up QuiteNice.etsy.com. We enjoy creating items that are useful and fun. Our inspirations come from our family, friends and of course, Colorful Colorado. Sandy is a native, Kellie, that's me, have lived here for over 15 years, and Joshua, my son, is a native as well. We enjoy crafting together as a family very much. We live on the west side of Colorado Springs. Our other full time passion is a home daycare, we also volunteer at Joshua's elementary school. Whew...we are really busy, but doing something you love is worth it. We are very happy to be a part of the etsymilehighclub!
Sandy, Kellie and Joshua
http://www.QuiteNice.etsy.comQuiteNicehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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US, Sikhs to bridge culture-security gap
A Sikh legal group and the US Homeland Security Dept have devised a poster meant to help screeners through community interactions.india Updated: Nov 22, 2006 14:28 IST
In an effort to bridge the culture-security gap, a Sikh legal group and the US Homeland Security Department have devised a poster meant to help screeners through their interactions with the community.
The poster, which will be distributed to federal agencies across the country, shows photos of different kirpans, a ceremonial dagger that the Sikhs are required to always wear by their religion, reports said.
The centuries-old requirement has collided with beefed-up, post 9/11 rules that no longer allow people to leave legal weapons and other banned items with security guards working in such buildings as courthouses and federal offices.
In two-dozen cases in the last two years, Sikhs have been arrested, threatened with arrest or harassed in disputes with guards over the ceremonial kirpan, according to the Sikh American Legal Defence and Education Fund.
The poster shows kirpans ranging from a symbolic necklace some women wear to the more common three-to six-inch daggers as well as full swords. Sikhs often wear them under their clothing, bound to them by a cloth body holster.
The kirpan, one of five items Sikhs are required to wear, is meant as a reminder of the duty to uphold justice. The others are reminders of other things: the kesh, or Sikhs' uncut hair, to live as god created you; kanga, a wooden comb, to remain neat; kara, a bracelet, to do good deeds; and kachera, or large underwear, to remain chaste and faithful sexually.
"These articles are a constant reminder to me of what my duties are," said Manjit Singh, co-founder and chairman of the legal fund.
Although Sikhs still can't take the wooden or steel-handled knives - which sometimes have blunted tips - into government buildings, the poster tells security workers how to navigate the situation.
"Respectfully ask if a Sikh is carrying a kirpan. If so, request to inspect the kirpan," the poster reads. "If a kirpan must be confiscated, explain the reason(s) and handle the kirpan with respect and care."
Sikhs are accustomed to packing their kirpan in their luggage when they fly.
Screeners also went through a similar education campaign after Sep 11 about the turbans Sikh men are required to wear. Turbans are often made of 20 feet of fabric and taking them off and putting them on are elaborate processes.
"For Sikh Americans, this is a huge and significant accomplishment," Singh said of the poster, which tells screeners to "show respect to all variations of faith".
First Published: Nov 22, 2006 14:28 IST

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What is ARK?
The Acts of Random Kindness (ARK) Project is an initiative that KCL ISoc launched back in 2012. Our aim is to provide students with a platform to serve our community.
ARK comprises of 4 sub-teams that cover areas under which we run a variety of projects throughout the year:
- Gifts for Change
- Outreach
- Neighbours
- Tackling Homelessness
But why?
Doing righteous deeds is at the core of Islam and is stressed upon several times in the Holy Qur'an.
Our Prophets and righteous predecessors practiced righteous good deeds by supporting their community. KCL ISoc is putting belief and knowledge of Islam into practice by manifesting it in actions. Join us and help make a difference!
Follow our Facebook page and stay up to date with projects taking place. You are welcome to share interesting ideas with ARK'ers and help us achieve Paradise together inshaAllah.
Keep up to date with ARK
Gifts for Change
This team focuses on establishing and bettering relationships with those around us, whether it's our neighbours, fellow students, or lecturers.
The Neighbours team runs a variety of events with this intention in mind. Recent campaigns include the #BakeForYourNeighbour and #ShareYourEid trend on social media. Both events invited students and those around them to celebrate the presence of one another. Similarly, the #SweetRelief project involved distributing candy packs across King's campuses during exam periods. We have also organised care home visits with the intention to alleviate loneliness and isolation in the elderly community.
We invite those with a particular vigour for social media events and an interest in establishing better relationships with everyone around us to join our team.
Tackling Homelessness


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Four times more pixels than iPad 2. Razor-sharp text. Richer colors. The Retina display transforms the entire iPad experience. So everything looks and feels incredibly lifelike and perfectly detailed.
The best display ever on a mobile device.
Everything you do with iPad, you do through its large, beautiful display. And when the display is better, the entire iPad experience is better. The Retina display on the new iPad features a 2048-by-1536 resolution, 44 percent greater color saturation, and an astounding 3.1 million pixels — in the same 9.7-inch space. That's four times the number of pixels in iPad 2 and a million more than an HDTV. Those pixels are so close together, your eyes can't discern individual ones at a normal viewing distance. When you can't see the pixels, you see the whole picture. Or article. Or game. In ways you never could before.
Breakthrough technology. For a breakthrough display.
In order to create a display with four times the pixels, we had to design it in a completely new way. You see, every pixel in a display has multiple signals telling it when to light up. But when you have a lot of pixels and a lot of signals on the same plane, signals get crossed and image quality suffers. To make sure everything on the new iPad looks crystal clear, Apple engineers elevated the pixels onto a different plane — separating them from the signals. It's technology that's breakthrough. Just like the new iPad itself.
The A5X chip with quad-core graphics drives four times the pixels of iPad 2 yet it delivers the same smoothness and fluidity iPad is known for. Even with all that extra oomph, the new iPad still gets an amazing 10 hours of battery life.
More power on display.
The Retina display on the new iPad wouldn't be possible without the new and powerful A5X chip. It drives power to every one of the 3.1 million pixels in the display. And its quad-core graphics processing makes everything you do on iPad feel incredibly responsive. From the little things like swiping, scrolling, and pinching to the big things like editing photos in the new iPhoto, applying titles and transitions in iMovie, and, of course, playing games.
Instant on. Touch and go.
You use your iPad all the time. A few minutes here, an hour or so there. And each time you press the Home button or open the Smart Cover, it's ready to go. Instantly. That's the work of flash storage. It's fast and reliable, so you can get to your apps and do whatever you need to do, pronto.
Battery life spared.
The new iPad features a Retina display with four times the pixels of iPad 2 and quad-core graphics. How much of an effect does that have on battery life? Almost none. You still get up to 10 hours of power to read, watch, play, write, and create whatever you want, all you want.1
The new iPad features Apple's 5-megapixel iSight camera. Designed with advanced optics, it lets you shoot gorgeous photos and 1080p HD video.
Shoot 5-megapixel still images.
The 5-megapixel iSight camera features a backside illumination sensor that captures great-looking pictures whether by sunlight or candlelight. Autofocus, tap to focus, and tap to set exposure functions mean every photo you take instantly becomes a frameworthy gem. And with built-in face detection that automatically balances focus and exposure across up to 10 faces, there's more room for more grins. So everyone look at iPad and say "Cheese."
Record HD video in full 1080p.
Sometimes life takes you by surprise. You're reading a best seller on your iPad waiting for the morning train when you spy a gifted performer on the platform. Or you're browsing the web on the couch when your dog trots by wearing your daughter's tutu. The iSight camera on the new iPad lets you capture all these unpredictable, beautiful, and hilarious moments. In 1080p HD, no less. And with automatic video stabilization, your recording is free of bumps and shakes. Which is a big advantage when you're laughing uncontrollably.
It's all in the lenses.
Megapixels matter. But the quality of a photo is determined by other things, too — like the camera's optics, image signal processor, and software. The iSight camera uses advanced optics to give you the best picture possible. With an ƒ/2.4 aperture and a five-element lens, it captures light efficiently to produce a sharper overall image. And the hybrid infrared filter — typically reserved for expensive SLR cameras — keeps out harmful IR light for more accurate, uniform colors.
Built with the latest in wireless technology, the new iPad lets you connect to fast data networks around the world — up to 4G LTE.2
World ready. And very well connected.
You use your iPad a lot, so you want it with you wherever you go. The new iPad offers the most comprehensive support for networks around the world. It's designed with cellular antennas that access a larger frequency spectrum. That means you can get online almost anywhere you are — whether you're on AT&T or Verizon. You can even pop in a local SIM card to get a connection when you're traveling. Learn more
Really really fast is your only option.
The new iPad supports fast cellular networks the world over — including 4G LTE networks in the U.S. and Canada.2 So you can browse the web, stream content, or download a movie at blazing-fast speeds. It also works on GSM/UMTS worldwide network technologies including HSPA, HSPA+, and DC-HSDPA — the fastest 3G networks out there. You'll see downlink speeds up to 42 Mbps with DC-HSDPA and up to 21.1 Mbps with HSPA+.3
iPad as a personal hotspot.
Where supported, iPad can share its high-speed data connection as a personal hotspot. You can connect up to five devices — such as a MacBook Air, an iPod touch, or another iPad — over Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or USB.
The world's most advanced mobile operating system.
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I was born in Vegas. A few years ago, my partner took me there for a weekend of silly extravagance to celebrate my birthday. My grandmother lived there when I was young. I saw ET with her at the Omnimax when I was 9. My cousins marveled grandma's energy (It was 2am and she wanted to find a place to go dancing and we were TIRED, they exclaimed. They were 20 years old, she was 70ish.) My grandmother passed away in the buffet line at the Silver Slipper Casino. The story is she turned to the guy behind her, smiled, and fell over from a stroke. It seems like how she would have wanted it. It was her favorite place. I loved the ice carved slipper they had on the buffet line. It felt magical.
My partner and I spent a weekend there early on in our relationship, celebrating another friend's birthday. We saw Ka together. My ex-wife and I went there to see Melissa Ethridge in concert. It was weird and uncomfortable and awesome. My then gf gambled a quarter and won $40. She's always been lucky.
I've ridden the New York Hotel roller coaster. I thought Circus Circus was all that when I was little. My ex-husband and I were entranced by the dancing fountains at the Bellagio when we visited in college. My step-mom loved to shop there. She and my dad lived a couple of hours away. Her house was full of sparkle found in outlet malls in Vegas. I hated the way my hands smelled like cigarette smoke almost the moment I walked into a casino. I loved the cheap buffets.
My cousin lives there. I texted her after the shootings. Isis claimed responsibility. The police say they can't find a motive. What does motive tell us? It shapes the story into a narrative meant to comfort us. Oh, this happened because this person is x or y. Next, combine it with ever increasing restrictions on liberty and invasive search procedures. Eventually the motive will be connected to something culturally expendable, something agreed to be 'other'. This will help with profiling, another way to feel safe. Only minorities or immigrants or ... something not 'us' would do this. Does it matter the shooter was a (seemingly middle class) white man? So, definitely 'us'. It matters to me. It matters to me because the fiction of 'not us' doesn't serve our country. It doesn't keep us safe to pretend only 'other' people do horrible things.
It hasn't worked. The invasive searches, the racial profiling, the restrictions on liberty, the ethnic profiling, the religious profiling- it hasn't stopped the violence. Who benefits when we fear each other so much? Not us. Not our communities. Not our poor, hungry, sick, tired, black, immigrants, disabled, hispanic, white, working class, middle class, women, men, straight, gay ... not the majority of us.Not our kids. Not my neighbors. Not me.
As country, we respond with outrage and sorrow. We mourn the loss, the waste, the violence. Maybe we will react and demand stronger gun laws or better care for the mentally ill. I hope we do. What we have done, rage and blame, hasn't worked.
I hope my cousin is okay. My heart is with everyone suffering and watching loved ones fight for their lives.


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Gorgeous surroundings in Dalloway Terrace
I don't tend to use this word very often but Dalloway Terrace is very instagrammable! Part of the Bloomsbury Hotel, just moments away from Tottenham Court Road station, Dalloway Terrace offers breakfast, brunch and dinner in a fairy-tale setting of cosy fairy lights, winter warm rugs and beautiful trees. The outside area is also rather adorable but it was a little chilly when we visited!
Make sure you book in advance at the weekends as it does get busy – the two terraces only have around 50 covers and Dalloway Terrace receives a lot of hype. Now I am not normally one to follow the crowd but even I was lured here by the Instagram pictures…
Brunch time!
I visited for brunch at the weekend and already had my heart set on the French Toast with crispy bacon and maple syrup and I was not disappointed. With a good sized portion, syrup in a jug so you could choose how much to add and decent crispy bacon, it was a bargain at only £9. We also had the Severn & Wye smoked salmon, Guinness bread, creme fraiche and poached eggs – the portion of salmon was very generous and the poached egg was cooked perfectly.
Accompanying our breakfasts were a pot of English breakfast tea and a Blueberry Coconut Smoothie from the Juicery. The service was friendly and attentive and I would definitely return.
If you have time to spare, I would recommend having a cocktail in The Coral Room which also forms part of The Bloomsbury Hotel – the decor is amazing.


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Grateful Friday or That's What Moms are For
I'm a scaredy cat. I'll admit it. I don't do scary movies, scary books, scary anything. The last scary movie I saw in the theater was The Mothman Prophecies. Trey and I were newly dating and guess what? I had to stay with him all weekend because I was too scared to stay alone. He had to wake me from nightmares in which I was screaming in my sleep. I don't even like the commercials for scary movies. The Exorcism of Emily Rose...get that crap off my t.v. I can't handle it. The first and only Dean Koontz book I ever read resulted in my not being able to answer the phone after midnight. I don't shower unless someone is in the house to protect me and I never, ever, ever turn the lights out if I'm staying alone. Lest you think I'm exaggerating let me just say that Capote gave me nightmares. Capote people! And my all time most horrific experience? The Sixth Sense. I don't need to see dead people. They do nothing but give me nightmares. Call it my sensitive nature. Call it my overactive imagination. At least that makes me sound a little more artistic and creative and not just flat out cowardly. Face it. I'm a big fat scaredy cat. That being said let me tell you why this Grateful Friday post is dedicated to my mom.
Last weekend my sister Lela and I met my mom in New Mexico for a weekend at my aunt's (by the way, she has the most fabulous house in the world! She even has a player piano. Cool huh!?) That evening, after my uncle had retired for the night and all the beds were turned down and ready for their guests, the girls hung out watching cheesy Lifetime movies and doing a little bit of catching up. That's when the topic of my aunt's ghost was brought up. Yes friends, my aunt has a ghost living in her home. It's been there for as long as they've lived there and she's used to it by now. Most of the time my aunt sees him (yes, it's a male ghost) while she is busy at the kitchen sink. She'll catch a glimpse of him out of the corner of her eye, standing in the doorway. Most of the time he's just standing there. Other times he's smoking a cigar. Her boys have both seen him sitting on the stairs smoking. Sometimes she'll come into the house and smell the scent of a freshly lit cigar and she'll know he's been around. She sees him regularly--regularly meaning weekly, sometimes daily--and he's never frightened her. In fact she says that when she sees him it is a very peaceful experience.
So there we were in the living room listening to stories about my aunt's resident ghost. I don't know whether ghosts really exist or not but just the idea of ghosts is enough to give me a lifetime of sleepless nights. When asked when she had last seen him and where my aunt replied "Oh, yesterday. He was standing right there in that doorway." The same doorway my friends that the couch I would be sleeping on for the night was facing. I don't think so! Like I said I'm a scaredy cat...even when it comes to nice, peaceful ghosts. So guess what this 32, almost 33, year old woman did that night? I slept with my mom. And that is just one of the reasons I'm grateful for my mom. She is still there when I need her. She rescues me when I need it the most. And yes, she still lets me sleep with her if that's what I need to do. And, not only did she let me sleep with her but she let me sleep on the inside, next to the wall,l so that I didn't have to be near the edge because you know I don't like the edge. You never know what might try to reach out from under the bed and grab you in your sleep. I've seen Poltergeist people! I know scary clowns sometimes slip under there and just wait for you to doze off.
That's what moms are for...to let their adult daughters, who happen to be scared of ghosts, sleep with them so that they don't have to endure a restless, fearful night. I'm one grateful gal!


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Like most healthcare professionals, my job requires that I wear multiple hats on any given day. As a registered nurse and chief clinical officer, I spend most of my time working directly with health systems on improving their clinical communications processes. But it was in my role as a marketer where I found clarity around one of the industry's biggest challenges – patient engagement.
Providers, payers and physicians all agree that patient engagement is critical to the evolution of our health care system, and that it can be improved by reaching patients using different modes of technology. Both physicians and patients are starting to become more comfortable communicating in new venues, whether through phone, e-mail, text or web portals. But it seems that we've become more focused on the mode of communication while losing sight of a core communication skill that marketers rely on every day.
Marketers spend amazing amounts of time and money developing a deep knowledge of their audiences and tailoring messages so that they resonate with the right people. They recognize the mode of communication is only one factor in measuring success. Yes, some folks may prefer e-mail in comparison to a phone call, but what the message says, and how we say it, needs to stick. Regardless of their technical prowess, the patients in our system – our "audiences" – vary widely when it comes to healthcare IQ. And while our audience is slowly shifting toward becoming smarter healthcare consumers, its variation will likely never dramatically change. We have the super-mom who looks up her children's symptoms on WebMD, offering her diagnoses as they walk through the door. We have the elderly population that may be well-versed on one chronic disease and is used to many procedures and tests. We have the 20-something, fresh out of college and navigating the system for the first time. We have the immigrant who may struggle to read or understand medication instructions. Some patients are often too intimidated to ask questions, and others can't ask enough.
In order to truly see patient engagement, providers need to know their audience and make the necessary adjustments to serve them. I know what you're thinking – in addition to everything on providers' plates, we're asking them to become better communicators too? Yes. With where the industry is headed, this is going to be key to every provider's success. At December's IHI conference, I heard a physician lamenting a very real challenge of bundled payments. He said, "I give the patients the information they need, but they don't follow it." And with his salary tied to outcomes, he's incented to make it work. To me, he nailed the crux of the issue when he came to the realization, "So, maybe I'm not going at it the right way or relaying the information in a way that will move them to action."
As a clinician, I consider myself a savvy healthcare consumer. But even I have days where I'm with a family member at the doctor's office, and I'm looking at a long list of medications with little to no context – and it doesn't matter that I've received it over email or over the phone. If we want patients to be involved in their care and to become better healthcare consumers, the industry needs to place as much emphasis on the kind of messages we're delivering as we are on the mode of the communications being sent.


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This sort of thing happens when you overhear someone talking to another person and they refer to you as your so called 'screen name.'
LiveLizLove is a reminder to myself to not only Live my life but also Love and experience every second of it.
This is why I've made the decision to start fresh from this blog and not make it a primary focus just on fashion and beauty, because there are so many more things in this life that deserve to be shared.
Although, Fashion and Beauty will still be featured because that is also part of who I am, I have chosen to make this a 3 part blog, including a lifestyle section in which my life and events, and ideas, and anything random may appear.
I've put a lot of thought into the idea, and I hope that you enjoy the new Journey that I've chosen to go on.


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If you've got kids, you'll know that your home town or city has to appeal to them as much as it appeals to you. If you've lived somewhere with very few amenities, then their cries of boredom will quickly have taught you that it's time to move house.
Whether you're looking for somewhere to live long-term, or somewhere to stay for a summer, these six places will guarantee that the kids can find things to do: Orlando, Florida What child wouldn't want to live in Orlando? You'll have dozens of theme parks right on your doorstep, and there are low-cost annual passes that give you unlimited access to keep the kids occupied whenever you've got free time. Orlando's great if you're an on-the-go family, and will always want something to do. Your family will never get bored of all the places to eat, play and shop.
Arlington, Nebraska Arlington's a rural community where families can enjoy farming events, county fairs and outdoor sports. It's considered a particularly safe place to live, but it's definitely more suited to residents that enjoy a slower pace. Walks in the park and days at the swimming pool should be enough to keep your kids occupied, when they're not busy learning in some of America's best schools.
Celebration, Florida Celebration is a hit-and-miss place to live. Some people love it, and some consider it to be 'creepy'. Why? Because Celebration is a master-planned census designated place (CDP), with every aspect of the town carefully planned and with resident's subject to rules and regulations about everything from the colors of their curtains to the length of the grass on their lawns. In exchange for obeying those regulations, residents get to live in a picture-perfect town with year-round events, and hundreds of different activities.
Celebration is intended to be a place where residents thrive with a focus on health, education and community spirit – there are various parks and public sport facilities, and the people of Celebration really know how to celebrate events like Halloween and Christmas. In fact, even the Downtown lampposts throw out fake snow and Christmas music throughout the festive season. If you're happy to live in a town that's been described by some as 'the fifth Disney theme park', and if you're prepared to strive for physical and mental perfection, then Celebration has plenty to offer.
Belle Plainer, Kansas Belle Plainer is an old-fashioned Kansas town where a sense of community spirit is fostered, and where people are particularly proud of their schools and their parks. If you live in Belle Plainer then you'll probably get involved in a whole host of community activities, and you'll no doubt grow some of your own fruit and vegetables to put on the kitchen table. Almost 40% of Belle Plainer households have kids under the age of 18, and being close to Wichita has provided the people of Belle Plainer with plenty of job opportunities.
Collinsville, Connecticut Collinsville has a reputation for being 'cool', which puts it amongst the best places not just to raise a family, but to raise happy teenagers. You'll have no trouble finding parks and open spaces, but your kids can spend their time kayaking, eating pizza with their friends and enjoying live music events and festivals.
Peachtree City, Georgia Peachtree City's one of the safest cities in America for kids that want independence. Narrow, car-free streets all around the city make it easy to get around on foot, and restrictions also allow for anyone wanting to get around on roller blades, skateboards or bikes. On top of that, anyone over the age of 12 can travel those same streets by driving golf carts limited to a maximum speed of 20 mph. Those golf carts can be seen all over Peachtree, with teenagers and adults using them as alternatives to cars. Between the ages of 12 and 15, kids must be accompanied by adults but can be in control of the vehicle.
Once they reach the age of 16, they can get around the city without a driving license. Kids and teenagers will thrive on the extra freedom, and will have no trouble making use of Peachtree's amenities and leisure facilities. That's great news, because the city has some incredible lakes and biking trails as well as fantastic shops and restaurants.
Peachtree prides itself on 'resort living', where residents can spend time outdoors and enjoy a world-class sporting facilities and a varied calendar of events. Do you have anywhere to add to our list? Share your thoughts on the best family-friendly places to live in America. David Wilson writes for Area Vibes, the specialists in the best places to live in America.


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I found an incredible spin on the old Chocolate Crackle slice, it's this Crispy Date and Choc Chip Slice recipe!
Trish, from the Cadbury Kitchen in Australia, made this recipe on "Everyday Gourmet" with Justine Schofield on tv one day when I happened to be watching. I raced into the study and turned on my computer so that I could look it up and print it out.
It can be found over here on the Cadbury website, or over here on the Everyday Gourmet website.
You can even watch Justine and Trish make it here on YouTube.
It took me a few weeks to get around to making this Crispy Date and Choc Chip Slice, but now it's a family favourite. I served it for morning tea when I had the ladies from church around here last week and was asked for the recipe, so here it is ladies!!
I do find myself daydreaming about working in the Cadbury Kitchen alongside Trish McKenzie, I must admit. What a job!! The ultimate would be to then cook the recipes with Justine and hear her say "What I like to do…" in the flesh!!
Until then, I'll just make the recipes at home and say "What I like to do…" as I cook to whoever is here.
This recipe is fast to make, good for the summer because it doesn't require the oven, just the fridge. The dates taste really delicious and gooey in this slice and it doesn't have a strong "date" taste. Those of you who like a good sticky date – this one's for you!
Give this recipe a go and let me know what you think! I know your kids will love it and you must promise to make sure you melt the chocolate over the top. You can't skip that last step! It's very important.


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brilliant writing, great 'non acting' and a never ending flood of great skits , gags, punch lines and whatever other word you can find that implies something really funny. It was laughing out loud funny at times, but mostly "I don't believe they air that!" funny.
You cant sell news stories that have data and cautious predictions. Where is the panic? Where is the impending doom? C'mon people , give me something to work with here…
..and as I was a yuppy marketing and advertising executive for the better part
of a decade, I am not really impressed with stories of selling your soul to the devil...
It showed life as it really is, without hiding the embarrassing sides of the human experience, without any discounts. If a good sitcom is a mirror of society, this was a magnifying forensic mirror that showed us every zit, every wrinkle, every liver spot and every possible defect we could hope to find, and then talked about it.
It was real, and that was funny. And then it was over. Like all good things, it couldn't last. And louie made a second show. Which is not funny.
But it is still real. And that is what funny.
"This was always the case with Louis ck. If you look at old stand up routines he made through the years, you will find a simple common denominator. Yes, everybody together now – they are not funny. But, everybody together – they are real.
A lot of comedians take life and make it sound funny. Real stuff. Louis ck is such a loser he doesn't even bother to do that. He just gives you life. Here. Look. If you can't see what is funny here I can't really help you. Sorry. And it works.
I had to force myself to watch the first couple of episodes of "louie" as I just didn't get it. It looked like something went wrong, like there was something missing in this sitcom. But I gave it the credit and watch another episode, and another, hoping it will get better and become funny. It didn't. but I was already addicted.
Because he has this quality about him, where you don't really feel empathy as he is too much of a loser to identify with, and you don't really feel sad for him, as in the end of the day he is nothing than just a normal guy, like everyone else, and you don't really want to hug him because oooooh, gross. So you just watch.
And you don't laugh outloud. You don't enjoy a good smirk like some british tv show, you don't even enjoy yourself too much as every episode is a landmine of cant-look-cant-take-my-eyes-off moments when his loserdom is celebrating in yet another humiliating moment to remind him he is just a divorced fat single father with what used to be red hair, a heroic posture of a homer simpson, no money and self esteem covered with life's sole marks.
It's a good show. Not that funny though.
"lucky Louie" is funny.
He matured. And left the funny behind. A shame.
but then again, it is a very good show.
can it be we are mature enough for that kind of comedy blasphemy?
Watch both and decide for yourself.


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Why brush primary teeth?
The importance of maintaining the health of primary (baby) teeth is often understated. Primary teeth are essential for speech production, chewing, jaw development, and they also facilitate the proper alignment and spacing of permanent adult teeth. Brushing primary teeth prevents bad breath and tooth decay, and also removes the plaque bacteria associated with childhood periodontal disease.
What differences are there among toothpaste brands?
Though all toothpastes are not created equal, most brands generally contain abrasive ingredients to remove stains, soapy ingredients to eliminate plaque, fluorides to strengthen tooth enamel, and some type of pleasant-tasting flavoring.
The major differences between brands are the thickness of the paste, the level of fluoride content, and the type of flavoring. Although fluoride strengthens enamel and repels plaque bacteria, too much of it can actually harm young teeth – a condition known as dental fluorosis. Children between the ages of one and four years old are most at risk for this condition, so fluoride levels should be carefully monitored during this time.
Be aware that adult and non-ADA approved brands of toothpaste often contain harsher abrasives, which remove tooth enamel and weaken primary teeth. In addition, some popular toothpaste brands contain sodium lauryl sulfate (shown as "SLS" on the package), which cause painful mouth ulcers in some children.
So which toothpaste brand should I choose?
The most important considerations to make before implementing an oral care plan and choosing a toothpaste brand is the age of the child. Home oral care should begin before the emergence of the first tooth. A cool clean cloth should be gently rubbed along the gums after feeding to remove food particles and bacteria.
Prior to the age of two, the child will have many teeth and brushing should begin. Initially, select fluoride-free "baby" toothpaste and softly brush the teeth twice per day. Flavoring is largely unimportant, so the child can play an integral role in choosing whatever type of toothpaste tastes most pleasant.
Between the middle and the end of the third year, select an American Dental Association (ADA) accepted brand of toothpaste containing fluoride. The ADA logo is clear and present on toothpaste packaging, so be sure to check for it. Use only a tiny pea or rice-sized amount of fluoride toothpaste, and encourage the child to spit out the excess after brushing. Eliminating the toothpaste takes practice, patience, and motivation – especially if the child finds the flavoring tasty. If the child does ingest tiny amounts of toothpaste, don't worry; this is perfectly normal and will cease with time and encouragement.
Dental fluorosis is not a risk factor for children over the age of eight, but an ADA accepted toothpaste is always the recommended choice for children of any age.
If you have questions or concerns about choosing an appropriate brand of toothpaste for your child, your pediatric dentist will be happy to make recommendations.
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Free Time is more a gap filler than anything else. It gives a few more things to do and smoothes some rough edges, but there's a sense that EA is playing out the string here. More content is welcome, but many of the lots just give you things Sims can do at home with fewer loading screens. It's good filler, but still filler.
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An opposition MP today in parliament urged Finance Minister AMA Muhith to retire right now, taking responsibility for massive damage in the country's economic and banking sectors.
"Taking the responsibility, you please go into retirement today not waiting for December and relieve the nation. It's our urge to you," Jatiya Party lawmaker Ziauddin Ahmed Bablu said while speaking on a point of order.
He also lambasted Muhith for not taking actions against scams in share market, banking sector and against those involved in Panama and Paradise papers and money laundering.
Pointing to Muhith's announcement that he will go into retirement in December, Bablu said, "Why will you continue haemorrhage till December? Please, relieve the people and the country. What do you need to wait until December for? You please go on retirement today and relieve the prime minister and all of us."
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Nashville, Tenn. (August 3, 2018) — On Monday, July 23, 2018, country artist Adam Sanders hosted another tribute-filled night to honor country music of the 90s. In partnership with CMT's Hot 20 Countdown, hosts Cody Alan and Katie Cook emceed the "90s Night" concert that will be featured on this weekend's edition of the country music program.
The nostalgic episode will air on Saturday, Aug. 4 at 9:00 a.m./ET and re-air Sunday, Aug. 5 at 9:00 a.m./ET.
"90s Night" matches young, up-and-coming acts with 90s icons to perform the ladders' greatest hits. Paired artists included Travis Denning with Darryl Worley ("Awful, Beautiful Life"), Adam Sanders with Tracy Lawerence, Carly Pearce with Deana Carter, Easton Corbin with Doug Stone, and Brothers Osborne with Tracy Lawrence. Shenandoah closed out the show singing "Church on Cumberland Road" with all of the night's performers.
All ticket proceeds from "90s Night" went directly to the T.J. Martell Foundation to support cancer research.
After reconnecting at "90s Night," Big Machine's Carly Pearce rejoined the Shenandoah boys on stage to sing their GRAMMY® Award-winning song, "Somewhere in the Vicinity of the Heart" at their concert on July 29, 2018, in Prior Lake, MI. Pearce's mother used to take her to every Shenandoah show and would have Carly jump up on stage and sing this song with the band. Now with her own success in country music, drummer Mike McGuire recalls, "What a thrill it was to have her onstage with us again after sitting in several times years ago. How exciting to see her star rise!"
With the popularity of classic country tunes making a resurgence, Darryl Worley just wrapped his European Tour, performing six dates in one week in four different countries to packed out audiences. Worley also ensured he made time to visit our troops overseas and performed special tribute shows in their honor while there, receiving personal, guided tours of the bases he visited.
About Darryl Worley
There are many things Platinum-selling Darryl Worley has come to know over the course of his career in country music. One of those things is how to recognize a hit song— Worley has scored nearly 20 hit singles and three chart-topping hits with the self-penned "Awful, Beautiful Life," the patriotic "Have You Forgotten," and "I Miss My Friend." He also recognizes the importance of giving back every opportunity that he can through his foundation, annual charity events and supporting the US military.
For more information on Darryl Worley, visit darrylworley.com.
About Shenandoah
Shenandoah originally formed in Muscle Shoals, Alabama in 1985. The band has charted 26 singles on the Billboard Hot Country charts, including #1 Hits "The Church on Cumberland Road," "Sunday in the South" and "Two Dozen Roses" from 1989, "Next to You, Next to Me" from 1990, and "If Bubba Can Dance (I Can Too)" from 1994. The single "Somewhere in the Vicinity of the Heart," which featured guest vocals from Alison Krauss, won both artists a GRAMMY®, Award for "Best Country Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal." To date, the group has sold millions of albums worldwide and is a recipient of the Academy of Country Music's coveted "Vocal Group of the Year" award. For more information on Shenandoah, visit shenandoahband.com.
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Hello Everyone,
Due to sickness and Choir Trips and all sorts of things going on this week, the tables have been a little empty. So here is a recap of what you may have missed so that you can be caught up when you return:
Monday- no school
Tuesday- We read two primary sources and answered the attached questions. These two documents can be found in the Locker in the Unit 6 Folder
Wednesday- Bookwork
Chapter 12
Section 1 #'s 2-5
Section 2 #'s 2-5
Thursday- Bookwork
Chapter 12
Section 3 #'s 2-5
Section 4 #'s 2-5
I will post tomorrow with the day's assignment.
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text: If you search my name and BGA and blackoutm you will find many post on many forums and list. You need NO3 if plan on using CO2 in plant tanks. Assuming the test kit is correct, 0ppm NO3 is a dead ringer for BGA. It's not light, it'll grow better with more is all. But here's a cook book method that does get rid of it in long term(solves why you got it in the first place): If you catch it early, you never have to do it, simply suck it up and irritate it, water change, then add KNO3. If you got it bad, then the 3 day blackout. Beforehand, get all of it off you can, clean filters, vac up old substrates if gooey, you have not done it in a long time time etc, 50% or even more if you want water change, then blackout(cover the tank!!!! so that no light gets in at all) for 3 days and add the KNO3(1/4 teaspoon per 20 gal). Turn CO2 off, aerate or increase circulation. I suggest a couple of black trash bags for a cover, cheap and blocks the light well. Remove cover, add light back, do another 50% water change, add KNO3 back and then there after(2x a week for most tanks or 3x for higher light/less fish etc), keep filters clean regularly. Remove extra circulation, add CO2 back, if you have plants at or near the surface, trim them back prior to any of this. That is pretty much it. Most failures are from: not doing the full 3 days, not covering the tank so that no light at all gets in(not simply turnin gthe light off, the tank does need covered), not adding the KNO3, during or after. Some use the Antibiotics in conjunction or with the KNO3 so that it does not come back. Either method works but the KNO3 and dirt issues where never addressed with the pills, the blackout helped to find the long term cure, thus no need for drugs thereafter. Some clients don't want to do the blackout, so I had no choice, but I prefer the blackout personally. If there is live BGA after you remove the cover on the 3rd day, you did something wrong. Regards, Tom Barr www.BarrReport.com "essage: 9 Date: Mon, 26 Dec 2005 18:42:27 -0500 From: "Sean Flanagan" Subject: [APD] BGA outbreak To: I recently decided to make the leap into slightly higher light and CO2. Since doing so, I've had a steady BGA outbreak and from what I can tell, it is light based. I'm making this judgment because there are a few plants that tend to shadow the soil and the BGA doesn't grow in the shadow. I just purchased a Powerhead and I'm using a DIY yeast CO2 generator. The output of the DIY sends C02 into an airstone that sits inside the input tube on the Powerhead. All of this seems to work well and some of the plants look nice. Their growth is amazing. Unfortunately, the BGA is covering every flat surface that has light.Further, I have sandy soil, so the slime tends to create sheets that hold insome of the top sand. Cleaning it up is a pain and all I really end up doing is spreading it around. My stats are as follows (based on 2 strip test kits and a specific pH kit): NO3: 0ppm GH: 150ppm KH: 120-180ppm pH: 7.2-7.6, 7.6-7.8, 7.2-7.8 (The first reading is from a liquid test kit) Light: Fluorescents, 30W over a 20gallon tank = 1.5 W/gal I'm pretty sure that I'm missing nutrients, so I've ordered 1lb of Potassium Phosphate and 1lb of Potassium Nitrate from Greg Watson (thanks Greg!). It won't be here for a week or so, but I'm looking for some reassurance that I'm not wasting my time with the nutrients. Any advice, chastisement, or outright abuse will be welcomed :-) " ean Flanagan ScanIAm at nettally_com ------------------------------ Message: 10 Date: Mon, 26 Dec 2005 16:06:50 -0800 From: Vaughn Hopkins Subject: Re: [APD] BGA outbreak To: aquatic plants digest Ah, a masochist! Bring out the whips! Another post today may be good for your problem too. Try this one: http://fins.actwin.com/aquatic-plants/month.200512/msg00351.html I am getting a strong feeling that DIY CO2 will always end up causing algae problems, just because it is so difficult to hold a consistent concentration of CO2 in the water. I used it for few years and had periodic problems with algae, but I also did just about everything else wrong too, so I'm not sure what part the CO2 played in my problems. If you can afford the one time investment, a pressurized CO2 system is by far the easiest way to go and costs no more in the long run. I'm getting hopeful that mine will lead me to a nearly algaeless tank. Vaughn H. On Monday, December 26, 2005, at 03:42 PM, Sean Flanagan wrote: > NO2: <20ppm and 0 (2 separate tests) > > NO3: 0ppm > > GH: 150ppm > > KH: 120-180ppm > > Hardness: 120ppm (I'm not sure which this measures, KH or GH) > > pH: 7.2-7.6, 7.6-7.8, 7.2-7.8 (The first reading is from a > liquid > test kit) > > Light: Fluorescents, 30W over a 20gallon tank = 1.5 W/gal > > > > I'm pretty sure that I'm missing nutrients, so I've ordered 1lb of > Potassium > Phosphate and 1lb of Potassium Nitrate from Greg Watson (thanks > Greg!). 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After discussed the get_size(...) functor, which given an object returns its serialized size in bytes, we can go on and write the serialize function.
We can follow the same pattern of the get_size, but this time we have to store the content to a stream.
As before, we have a specialization of the serialize_helper template for tuples, vectors, strings and POD datatypes. In order to be performance efficient we presize the vector in lines 66-67 (because we know how many bytes we need to store the object) thanks to the get_size predicate.
Let's write some unit tests (because they are very important):
So it's time for running some benchmarks. YAY! Let's compare this serializer with boost and check whether spending time re implementing this was worth some. Since I don't have much time, we only run 1 experiment... if you are interested you can run more :)
So, as long as size of the serialized stream is concerned, boost uses 63 bytes while ours only 26 bytes (more than half). Performance-wise boost::serialization needs 4.410 secs to run the test, our serialization solution 0.975 seconds, more than 4 times faster. Of course we are not saying that boost::serialization sucks... as a matter of fact it solves a different problem since it also store the typing information which allows everyone (even a Java program) to reload the stream. Our serialization strategy (as I explained in the first post) is based on the fact that the type is known at receiver side (therefore we can avoid to store typing).
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I am 17 years old, male, from ██████, Germany.
I read SCPs since almost one year now and I absolutely love them, how some of them are connected to each other is so amazing. I have to read many more SCPs, but I know: I want to make a SCP project. I dunno what kind of project it will be, but I'm sure about making something.
But now something about myself. I like cats. I like playing PC games, like Bastion/Mincecraft/Isaac/LoL/SCPCB (curious about the "site-37" and "doctors degree" games). I listen to various music genres, but my favorites are Electro Swing, Vocal Trance, Jungle, Drum'n'Bass and Breakbeat. I currently learn how to use blender, I'm getting more and more used to it. I guess you'll get to know me the more I'll write.
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This is a fantastic ride report on a tour through Angola and Namibia courtesy of ADVrider.com. If you haven't read it already, you owe it to yourself. Just stumbled across it on the weekend and ended up spending an hour poring over the incredible photos and story.
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If you vote, don't vote because it offends you, just view it as sarcastic.
If this being sarcastic offends you, view it as serious. I refuse to tell which way I think about it.
If a conservative doesn't like guns, he doesn't buy one.
If a liberal doesn't like guns, he feels that no one should have one.
If a conservative is a vegetarian, he doesn't eat meat.
If a liberal is, he wants to ban all meat products for everyone.
If a conservative sees a foreign threat, he thinks about how to defeat his enemy.
A liberal wonders how to surrender gracefully and still look good.
If a conservative is homosexual, he quietly leads his life.
If a liberal is homosexual, he loudly demands legislated respect.
If a black man or Hispanic is conservative, they see themselves as independently successful.
Their liberal counterparts see themselves as victims in need of government protection.
If a conservative is down-and-out, he thinks about how to better his situation.
A liberal wonders who is going to take care of him.
If a conservative doesn't like a talk show host, he switches channels.
Liberals demand that those they don't like be shut down.
If a conservative is a non-believer, he doesn't go to church.
A liberal non-believer wants any mention of God or religion silenced.
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GUISELEY secured what could prove to be a crucial point after scoring a late goal at Nethermoor to salvage a 1-1 draw with Eastleigh in the National League on Saturday.
The away side took the lead on the stroke of half-time when experienced striker James Constable calmly finished when given room in the penalty area but Jake Lawlor equalised right at the death with a smart finish after the ball bounced in the area.
Guiseley had the first opportunity of the game when a through ball from Kevan Hurst found Michael Rankine but the striker was unable to get his shot on target.
The away side saw their captain Sam Togwell take a long range effort that took a deflection and went narrowly wide, as Martin Allen's side looked to take the initiative.
Guiseley's Will Hatfield was then denied thanks to a wonderful save by keeper Graham Stack.
The stopper was able to get a hand on the ball and push it wide.
Guiseley forward Cassidy had a chance before half-time when he beat Reda Johnson for pace and was one-on-one with Stack but he mis-hit his effort and it went out of play for a goal kick.
And in added time, Constable gave the visitors the lead, placing an effort into the bottom right hand corner.
This gave the away side a boost going into the second half and they should have gone 2-0 up when substitute Sam Muggleton – with his first touch of the ball – was found in the six yard box, but his effort went wide.
The hosts pushed men forward late on and Jake Lawlor, had a headed an effort on target, but it lacked power and was easily saved.
However Lawlor was in the right place deep into injury time when he pounced to fire the ball past Stack.
Guiseley manager Adam Lockwood felt his side deserved more than a point from the game.
He said: "If I'm honest the lads are disappointed. We had some good chances in the first half, but you have to be pleased to get a draw after scoring so late.
"We know that the lads are wanting to make it 10 unbeaten at home now, which is a fine run to be on."
In National League North, Harrogate Town secured back-to-back 3-0 victories as Worcester City were put to the sword at The CNG Stadium.
Simon Ainge's seventh goal in his last four appearances set the ball rolling as the in-form striker finished off Joe Colbeck's low cross.
Captain Danny Ellis claimed Town's second, heading in Joe Leesley's corner, before Louie Swain's low finish put an end to any hopes Worcester had of taking anything from the game.
Bradford Park Avenue's survival hopes were given a shot in the arm thanks to a 5-1 home victory over Gainsborough.
Avenue took the lead thanks to Nicky Wroe's spot kick after visiting goalkeeper George Willis was sent off for violent conduct on 20 minutes. Gavin Rothery levelled for Trinity 10 minutes into the second half but Avenue took control and further goals from Danny Boshell, Oli Johnson, Chris Sharp and a second Wroe penalty gave the home side their most resounding win of the season.
Elsewhere, FC Halifax Town regained their spot in the play-off places after a 2-0 victory over Nuneaton Town. Adam Morgan opened the scoring after 15 minutes with Matt Kosylo doubling the advantage from the penalty spot on 48 minutes.
FARSLEY CELTIC jumped up to second in the Evo-Stik League's First Division North as James Walshaw struck a brace in Saturday's 4-1 win at home to fellow promotion pushers Glossop North End.
Glossop took a ninth-minute lead through Adam Jones but Farsley finally pulled a goal back nine minutes after the interval through Adam Clayton. Walshaw then fired Celts ahead four minutes before the hour, after which Jordan Deacey made it 3-1 in the 66th minute.
Walshaw then bagged his second goal of the afternoon four minutes from time.
Farsley jumped above Ossett Town who are now third after their home clash with Colwyn Bay was postponed.
The Celts are nine points behind leaders Lancaster City but have three games in hand.
Lancaster obliged 1-0 at Mossley thanks to Ryan Winder's 55th-minute winner.
At the other end of the table, Ossett Albion moved up to 17th with a 2-1 win at 13th-placed Kendal Town. Kendal led four minutes before the interval through Matthew Dudley but James Eyles hit back in the 64th minute before Robert Bordman claimed Albion a late winner three minutes from time.
Tadcaster Albion rose to 15th with a 2-1 success at home to tenth-placed Bamber Bridge.
The visitors took a 10th-minute lead through Michael Potts but Albion levelled three minutes after the break through Josh Greening.
Jonathan Greening then bagged the game's winning goal 18 minutes from time.
Ninth-placed Brighouse Town fell to a 2-0 loss at 11th-placed Ramsbottom United who scored both of their goals in the second half.
Darrhyl Mason bagged the first of them three minutes after the break and Ryan Salmon then leapt up to net an 88th-minute penalty.
In the Premier Division, Frickley Athletic's trip to Buxton was postponed.
MARK Simpson equalled a Garforth Town record of scoring in eight consecutive games by netting a late penalty in Saturday's 4-1 win at home to Bottesford Town in the NCE Premier.
The fixture was the division's only game to survive the afternoon's wet conditions and Lee Turner fired Garforth into a first-half lead.
Bottesford then levelled shortly before the break through a Paul Grimes penalty.
But Turner put the Miners back ahead after the interval and Garforth then raced away after further strikes from Mitch Hamilton and then Simpson from the penalty spot.
Simpson has now scored 23 goals for the season and 11th-placed Garforth have won five of their last six games with the Miners having lost just once so far in 2017.
Pontefract Collieries moved top of Division One with a 5-2 defeat of visiting Teversal.
Only six games survived the day's wet conditions but a Christopher Jackson brace plus goals from Christopher Wood, Kane Reece and Michael Dunn saw Collieries to a five-star showing.
Pontefract are now one point above second-placed AFC Emley, and with a game in hand though third-placed Hall Road Rangers are only six points off top spot with two games in hand.
Kurtis Bamford was at the double for Teversal who sit 16th.
Knaresborough Town moved onto the cusp of the play-offs with a 1-0 win at home to 12th-placed Winterton Rangers.
Fraser Lancaster struck two minutes after the hour to put seventh-placed Boro just two points behind sixth-placed Hallam who have one game in hand.
Hallam were held to a 2-2 draw at 13th-placed Yorkshire Amateur.
Hallam led twice through Micah Bishop after eight minutes and then Kierat Watson five minutes after the hour but Matthew Dalton bagged Ammers their first leveller three minutes after the break.
Adam Sham then made matters 2-2 in the 71st minute.
Bottom club Nostell Miners Welfare were defeated 3-0 at fifth-placed Grimsby Borough.
Darren Hanslip netted a 43rd-minute opener, followed by a Daniel Trott strike on the hour and then a Louis Grant strike 15 minutes from time.


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It is the first time in years I have seen a book of mine on a bookstore shelf, and a mere $39.95 as well. Has only happened twice before but incredible to see. I imagine it may have been because the title is so ambiguous – Art of the Impossible – so that it might have been anti-Trump as was every other political tract sharing the shelf. You can also buy the book from The Book Depository for A$29.21 and with worldwide free delivery. In my view, the farther we move from the election, the better the book becomes. It puts everything in context and helps you remember the might have beens, every one of which is a horror story we are not being made to endure. No book a decade from now will be able to make you understand the 2016 election the way this book does.
What has also amazed me is that even with all the interest in PDT across the world, I have never ever seen one of his own books anywhere for sale, other than in op-shops, where I am the only one to buy them at $3 a copy. In particular, why does no one sell or buy his Art of the Deal which has always been plain sailing to get through and would teach you something about the man who is president you cannot otherwise find out.


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July is Fair Time in San Diego....
and QIAD was there!!!!
My QIAD friend Dorie helped me to meet and greet,
which was LOTS of fun.
I always love seeing the knitted clothing for little ones...
...and the incredble cross stitch too.
I became friends with this sweet lady.
She is 93 and took me by the hand to show me this....
Her daughter won Best in Show for her incredible lace work.
The "Theme" of the fair was outer space.
I loved this wonderful little boys quilt...hmmm,
Here is my friend's prize winning quilt.
Congrats Bev!!!!
Here would be my award for the
"There is something for everyone" at the fair.
A creative interpretation of the Royal Wedding!!!!
All in All a very good time.


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