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Buying a home on the Costa Blanca or Costa Calida/Murcia?
Join Landmark International on a property viewing trip to suit your Specification!!
Buying a property in Spain is a big decision, but you're in safe hands with Landmark International.
View a range of properties.....
All of our inspection trips are dealt with on a one-to-one basis, unlike some of our competitors who offer group viewings. You will meet up with a member who will be available to you throughout the duration of your inspection trip to answer any questions or queries you may have and to take you to the properties you have chosen.
Our no-pressure policy.....
At Landmark International we operate a no pressure policy. Our aim is to ensure your inspection trip is relaxed and informative but without the pressure, that many other companies operate during their inspection trips.
A dedicated member of the Landmark Team will be there to provide you with transportation to the properties you have chosen to see. During your stay, they will offer a guide of the local area including beaches, restaurants and other tourist attractions. This will enable you make an informed decision as to weather this is the right area for your new home in Spain.
Reserving a property.....
If, during your inspection trip you see a property which fits your criteria and you believe is the right property, you can make a reservation on that property. This would normally be a 3000€ reservation fee. Having made the reservation on the property, this will enable you time to arrange your finances either by transfer of funds from the UK or by arranging an appropriate mortgage.
Following the completion of your property Landmark International will refund the total costs of your inspection trip. We will also provide you with an owners manual giving you detailed information on relevant and essential contact details such as Hospitals, Police, Airports, British Consulate, Recommended Tourist Attractions, Restaurants, Local Beaches, Car Hire, Transportation Details and a host of other useful information.
At your own pace.....
This option suits those people keen to view properties at their own pace and on a more independent basis. Possibly allow you to incorporate a holiday around your property viewings. Our team can, if you require help to arrange flights and accommodation for your holiday.
We will liaise with you to arrange convenient times to collect you from your hotel and take you to the properties of your choice. We can also arrange Airport transfers and local tours or help you arrange car hire for you to explore the area at your own pace.
If you would like more information on inspection trips to Spain please email us or contact us on 01527 598 598.


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Redhouse Barn is a stunning rural venue set in the beautiful Worcestershire countryside, yet being only 1.5 miles from the M5 junction 5 your guests will find us easily.
The barns nestle in 5 acres of grounds and beautiful mature romantic gardens, just perfect for you and your guests to enjoy with your chosen photographer.
Redhouse Barn offers; romantic ponds with waterfalls and fountains, perfectly mown lawns traditionally striped and clipped, cantilever decking over the water – perfect for evening sunset shots – a fabulous 'jinny ring' apple press in the front courtyard makes a wonderful 'arrival' area for the wedding car and guests, whilst the rear courtyard and play area is safe and secure for children (and is equipped with Connect4, Jenga, Croquet (for adults) and other games… All part of the venue hire.
The Barns have been specifically designed and built using environmentally friendly, sustainable resources to provide a mix of contemporary and traditional features and values, ensuring a relaxed vibe for all of your guests.
Civil ceremonies can be held in either the Brick Barn, comfortably seating up to 105 guests, or the Timber Barn for up to 160 guests. The Timber Barn is perfect for your evening reception and will cater for up to 200+.
With multi award-winning caterers Morgans they are able to provide bespoke menus tailor-made for each wedding. From specialist foods from around the world to rustic English classics, all their food is freshly prepared on site. They have an extensive fully licensed bar able to provide everything from local keg beer to specialist cocktails.
In addition to Morgans professional catering team Redhouse Barn also provides a Master of Ceremonies / Front of House Manager for all weddings for the duration of the event, ensuring every guest feels totally looked after from start to finish.
Redhouse Barn is highly equipped with the best quality Bose sound and media equipment throughout, including wireless microphones for speeches; screen and projector for pictures of the day; speech video streaming and graphics whilst the Band / DJ are playing. Their lighting rig is so well equipped with lasers, haze machines and computerised special effect lights that there is no need for suppliers to bring their own! This speeds up set-up times, often providing you with a discounted DJ rate and ensures that the quality of what is provided is amazing and beyond anything that could be set up by your entertainment.

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ABERDEEN–According to police reports, an arrest has been made into an incident involving a vehicle that collided with the building that houses the All State Office on US 1. The vehicle collided with the building causing heavy damage and the driver was no where to be seen when officers arrived. He has been apprehended as of this report.
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Overlooking the city like Batman while I get ready to party in virtual reality!! .@highfidelityinc #Music #1Yoda #e… https://t.co/87td1auWJu— Tha PHLASH (@ThaPHLASH) March 2, 2018
Featuring the live DJ stylings of Tha Phlash, who seems to be spinning in real life from his studio in Montreal while wearing a full-body motion capture VR rig, the show begins with a pre-show appearance by Batman, with the dance floor quickly crowded with a wackily diverse panoply of characters, from dancing babies and penguins, to famous cartoon characters, to random upside down avatars, to Donkey Kong, to High Fidelity founder Philip Rosedale himself, hopping in time to the beat. In other words, about as zany fun as a random VRChat experience, though (far as I can see), way less a-hole trolling.


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december was kind of a huge blur for me between all of the stuff leading into the New Orleans Bowl on the 21st and then flying home on the 22nd. I was home for a full two weeks (plus an unplanned extra day due to weather), and i thought that that extra time would make it so that i could see more people yet have a fairly relaxed pace.
While i did see a lot of people, it definitely wasn't the most relaxing, exactly. Turns out that it's not that difficult for me to fill up every day with multiple hangouts with people in the area. From the 26th pretty much through January 2nd i was in a constant state of either travel or hanging out with some person or a group of people, some of which i see every year and others who i haven't seen in over 20 years. The last few days would have been more active too if i didn't come down with a flu/cold.
One of the odd things about the trip was that it was a mixture of all of my past and present lives combined - seeing people i haven't seen since high school brought back certain very distant memories that at the time i tried to move past but can now look back with some fondness. Seeing Kim and Grant at a Starbucks within walking distance of Washington Township High School brought back a flood of very different sort of pleasant memories when i was already in a state of happiness and gratitude about starting a new chapter in the relationship that i have with Kim's family. Seeing Mario teaching a winter drumline with exercises that were either inspired by or exact replicas of the exercises that i played when i marched with him and with others who were a part of the Westshoremen or the Crossmen was a crazy experience. I also ended up driving up to Conneticut where i hung out with Ashleigh, representing my life at the University of Oregon, and i got to briefly say hello to RJ while i was playing poker close to the Rhode Island border on New Years Eve, representing my first years at Tulane and in New Orleans. And at a different point in Bensalem, PA, i got to grab a drink with a guy named Tony who also came from my life at the University of Oregon.
And then there are the other regulars - the ones who may have started in a place where i used to be but now belong in a context of where and who we are now. I don't think of Hannah and Ethan or Eric or Megan as references to my past as much as i think of them as a part of my life in the now, and some of the others who i've started to see once a year on a regular basis are slowly mutating in that direction also.
One of the odd things that came into my head during this trip was a particular reinforcement of Eastern Pennsylvania in my brain. In the past few years when i've gone back there for the holidays, i've come to the conclusion that it was a nice place to come back to but it wasn't a place i would ever want to move back to because it represents a) who i was more than who i am now and b) a particular kind of lifestyle and safety net that feels stagnant. I don't want to live in a place where i am within arms reach of a lot of these people and these resources - i want to be in a place where i know practically no one and i can work new connections from the ground up. I also don't really identify with the east coast as much as i identify with the west coast and with new orleans.
That said, this time around, seeing all of the people that i saw, hearing new stories about new lives and some new stories about old lives, while a part of me still had that sense of "i don't belong here", there was another part of me that felt like, "i could be accepted here." And that's an interesting shift in perspective from one of my past because for the first time it puts eastern PA in some sort of "home" space in my brain in a way that Eugene, OR has kind of left. Not that i wouldn't be able to rekindle that feeling if i moved back to the pacific northwest (although if i did that i would probably move to Portland or Seattle as opposed to Eugene), but it's interesting that i can put eastern PA into a category like that at all.
And that's a good sort of change because it breaks up my expectation, redefines something that in some sense was very core in my brain and in my heart, and i'm always looking for those sorts of opportunities to shake things up. The last thing i want is for my future and my opinions to be absolutely certain.


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I think I get it... in that Alan will deal with the matters off of the field - meaning contract renewals, logistics, managing people, etc.
Let Hogg get on with coaching the players and getting the game plan right I suppose.
knightstemplar is correct. who cares about the technicalities of who's head coach, director of rugby or senior "just looking after the rugby side" guy.. let's just hope we start winning games otherwise the only thing we'll be worrying about are the Ealing Trailfinders.
The interpretation I put on this is that Donald has (as yet at least) shown no interest in replacing Gold - but that he could of course put his hat in the ring.
Meanwhile, Hogg cannot do the D of R role whilst Gold is away as he has his hands full with coaching and he and Gold need assistance with dealing with various ancillary matters. Hence the work which Donald has taken on.
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That's cool, I like to go to movies by myself sometimes...
Is it just me or does her face look weird in the second and third pics?
^^Her face does look weird to me in those pics, maybe she is tired or feeling sick. Thanks for sharing.
yeah she looks somewhat tired here.
I wonder what movie she saw? Thanks for sharing!
I love that Fendi!
that's cool!
i like that she's not afraid of being alone... unlike some celebrities who thought that going or eating alone is pathetic.
i like to go alone... i like being with friends, but sometimes i need my alone time too.
thast so cool
I am so glad I am not the only one who will go by myself to the movies! Maybe her funny look is that one "Now everybody knows I go by myself!"
that looks like its at the grove....i just saw a movie there yesterday... why do i always miss the celebrities??!??!
her face impression is weird indeed
uh.. going to the movie alone?? for us normal ppl is OK but Paris??? something is fishy!
i like her tank top...anyone know what it is?
love her outfit!!
I like her when she actually wears clothes. She has no friends left, she slept with all their boyfriends/husbands, LOL!!! Love the fendi though!!!!


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The adrenal glands are responsible for hormone production. Overproduction of these hormones typically manifests as Cushing's disease (hyperadrenocorticism). Typically, these tumors are benign in nature and can be treated medically, though malignant tumors (e.g., carcinomas/adenocarcinomas) are possible. In these cases, surgical excision is generally required. The prognosis for patients with adrenal tumors is generally good if surgical removal is complete.
The adrenal medulla is responsible for producing hormones such as epinephrine and norepinephrine. Dysregulated replication of the chromaffin cells of the adrenal medulla lead to development of a pheochromocytoma. These tumors produce excess hormone that leads to episodes of hypertension and tachycardia. Early detection via abdominal ultrasound is imperative for surgical success. CT scan prior to surgery is recommended as these tumors have the potential for vascular invasion leading to post-operative complications. Staging is recommended given that approximately 40% of patients will have evidence of spread at time of diagnosis.
Traditionally, the terms food allergy and food intolerance have been used to describe any and all adverse food reactions in cats. The term food allergy or sensitivity is really most accurately applied when the immune system is involved in creating the signs and symptoms that result. Food intolerance is a far more accurate term to describe adverse food reactions in cats that cover a large category of reactions that do not involve the immune system and are generally digestive issues.
Albuterol is a medication that relaxes the muscles of the airways and improves breathing. Albuterol relieves the cough associated with asthma.
One of the most common medical conditions affecting cats is allergy. Flea allergy, food allergies, atopy, and contact allergies are examples of allergies in cats, with flea allergy being the most common cause. Flea allergy is a response to proteins or antigens present in the flea's saliva, and just one fleabite may cause such intense itching that the cat may severely scratch or chew itself, leading to the removal of large amounts of hair. Food allergy testing is conducted by feeding an elimination or hypoallergenic diet. If your cat's symptoms improve after the food trial, a presumptive diagnosis of food allergy is made.
Allopurinol (brand names Lopurin®, Zyloprim®) is a drug used to prevent the recurrence of uric acid and calcium oxalate uroliths (stones) in dogs. This medication works by decreasing the production of uric acid in the body. It is also used in the treatment of leishmaniasis in dogs and cats and is usually combined with other drugs. Be sure to tell your veterinarian about any medications (including vitamins, supplements, or herbal therapies) that your pet is taking.
Alprazolam may be used to prevent unwanted behaviors in dogs and cats. This includes anxious, aggressive dogs or those demonstrating panic reactions.
Aluminum hydroxide is used to reduce hyperphosphatemia (elevated blood levels of phosphate) in patients with kidney failure. Aluminum salts work by reducing the amount of phosphorus absorbed from the intestine by physically binding to dietary phosphorus.
Amantadine is an antiviral agent. It also may be useful to treat chronic pain when administered in combination with other drugs.
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Florida is full of pandering politicians who are trashing Congress' plan for health-care reform.
Guys like Gov. Charlie Crist have been tripping over themselves to get on TV and blast reform efforts as wasteful, radical and completely unnecessary.
Florida is full of pandering politicians who are trashing Congress' plan for health-care reform.
Guys like Gov. Charlie Crist have been tripping over themselves to get on TV and blast reform efforts as wasteful, radical and completely unnecessary.
And yet many of these same politicians trying to block health care -- for the working poor, pregnant women, disabled people and impoverished children -- get their own health care completely free.
They benefit from one of the most generous -- dare I say "radical" -- plans in America.
And you foot the bill.
To say it's hypocritical doesn't quite cover it.
This is more like Jabba the Hutt delivering a lecture about gluttony.
And it doesn't stop with the pols. Crist recently revealed that he's planning on adding his wealthy philanthropist wife and her two children who attend private school in New York to his plan.
No wonder Charlie doesn't see the same need for reform.
The current system is working quite well for him.
Crist isn't alone. Wanna-be senator Marco Rubio has trashed most every health-care plan Democrats have proposed, insisting he prefers "a vibrant free market."
But Rubio didn't use his own money to shop the free market when he was House speaker.
He let taxpayers pay the premiums for him -- even as he was slashing the state's social services and asking Floridians to make sacrifices.
These guys are so out of touch with mainstream Americans that they'd need the Hubble telescope to see reality.
Unfortunately, taxpayers would need that same telescope to see the top of the pile of money they spend each year providing benefits to these blowhards.
The cost of all this was laid out quite nicely in a piece by the Miami Herald, which tallied up the millions of dollars in bills and got Crist to admit that he was adding more family members to his plan.
The Herald found that taxpayers spend about $45 million a year paying the premiums for legislators and Cabinet members -- yes, Democrats and Republicans -- as well as 27,000 other high-level employees throughout the state. (The bulk of state employees, more than 100,000, pay small premiums.)
When cornered, a few of the politicians seemed to finally get that maybe this posh perk for them -- when contrasted with their calls for no-frills for others -- didn't look too hot.
Never mind that some of these guys have been involved in politics since Adam and Eve staged Eden's first neighborhood association election. All of the sudden, when pressed, they were ready to talk reform.
If it happens, score one for the press -- and for the people. Because the system does need reform.
Right now, we pay legislators such a low amount (about $30,000) that the job primarily attracts the independently wealthy. That's why millionaire legislators can outnumber teacher legislators by more than 20-1. Seriously.
So we set up a pay scale that attracts the rich -- and then give them one of the most generous benefits packages in America ... even though most don't need it.
It'd make more sense to beef up the salary, attract more in-touch legislators from both parties, and scale back the insurance benefits to something comparable to most other workplaces ... perhaps something akin to the plans they find good enough for other state employees.
Perhaps then we would have legislators working for health-care reform, instead of fighting it.
In fact, over the past year, many GOP legislators teamed up to spend the bulk of their health-care time fighting reform, crafting legislation that might allow Florida to opt out of whatever reform Washington may ultimately pass.
They want to protect companies' rights to NOT offer insurance to their employees.
Funny how when it comes to their insurance, Florida politicians never gave us the same option.


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The County Clerk's Office is the records keeper for Thayer County. The Clerk's Office is the hub of all offices and the place residents from our County and State look to for information. The County Clerk is the secretary for both the County Board of Equalization, and the County
Board of Commissioners and attends all meetings and records all the proceedings for both boards. The Clerk's Office files all miscellaneous proofs of publications, corporations, and partnership records. This office also issues marriage licenses.
The register of deeds is responsible for the custody and safe keeping of all books, records, maps, and papers kept or deposited in his or her office.
The register of deeds must record or cause to be recorded all documents presented to him or her for recording. Every deed recorded must be recorded in the order and at the time of delivery to the register of deeds.
The register of deeds may not record plats and subdivisions unless they have been approved by the proper authority.
The register or deeds must endorse every instrument filed for record with the year, month, day, hour, and minute. This information, along with the book and page or computer system where the document can be found, must also be entered in the proper indices for later reference.


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So, I got this today in the mail, and I am SO HAPPY. Here he is, my new avatar, knitting model, and destroyer of souls. Here's his story, 4 in acts.
***Disclaimer: does contain toy on toy violence.***
My Little Cthulhu is trapped in his boxy prison. (Pokeman eraser for scale)
He escapes!
Two victims approach! Oh no!
Dread Cthulhu is victorious.
Heh, am I a geek, or what? All I know is, he will look kick ass with a nice knitted hat.


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Jennifer Angela Bonney and Christopher Hollis Ray were married Saturday, Sept. 26, 1998, at Glade United Church of Christ in Walkersville, Md.
The bride is the daughter of Craig William and Katherine Angela Bonney of Walkersville. The bridegroom is the son of Dolores Faxel Ray of Blue Ridge Summit, Pa. and the late Verne Monte Ray Jr.
The bride is a 1991 graduate of Walkersville High School. She graduated from University of Maryland at College Park with a bachelor of science degree in biomedical engineering. She is employed with Naval Research Laboratory in Washington, D.C.


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Event to Honor the Life and Legacy of American Civil Rights Icon
Wilmington College's annual community program honoring the life and legacy of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. will feature music and a message Monday, (Jan. 15), at 7:30 p.m., in Hugh G. Heiland Theatre.
Rather than having a keynote speaker, this year's MLK event will include brief reflections on King's legacy from, among others, WC President Jim Reynolds and Mindy McCarty Stewart, superintendent of Wilmington City Schools.
Music will be provided by the Wilmington College Chorale and the Bible Missionary Baptist Church Choir.
Wilmington College is embracing the national holiday theme, "A Day On, Not a Day Off," by sending students, faculty and staff on voluntary service opportunities earlier in the day.
The event is free of charge and open to the public. Those in attendance are encouraged men and women's personal items to be collected at the door for Faith Mission Homeless Shelter in Columbus.BACK


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Is Quentin Tarantino currently working on a spaghetti western? Plus: The Whole Bloody Affair
Usually it's a game of "What will Quentin Tarantino take on next?". It looks like now we might have our answer.
The news started from Italian film site, Movieplayer. In an article actor Franco Nero (CAMELOT, CARS 2) reveals that he is working with Tarantino on a "spaghetti western". This is what he had to say (with translation from The Playlist):
"The film will be called 'The Angel, The Bad And The Wise' and is a tribute to Sergio Leone. It's a movie that contains humor, lots of action, but also a great plot," Nero said (via Movieplayer). "We have already been signed by a dozen people who will be part of project. Among the filmmakers involved include Quentin Tarantino , Keith Carradine, Treat Williams, fifteen people in all Americans who want to do this movie and so we are trying to produce it outside of Italy."
When this first came about, no one really knew what Tarantino's involvement would be. Then Ain't It Cool News came in with some of their own info:
"I still don't have all the pieces of the story (my Tarantino sources have been much more tight-lipped regarding this project than they were on INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS), but here are three things I can confirm: 1) Quentin Tarantino's next film is a spaghetti western, 2) Christoph Waltz is "one of the stars", and 3) that title is completely wrong (even if it got completely mangled by Google Translate, it's still not even close). I cannot confirm plot details at present (though I think I've got the premise)."
"As for Franco Nero, Keith Carradine and Treat Williams, this is the first I've heard of their involvement, but I'm inclined to believe they're in the mix since I've heard the plan is to shoot the film in Italy and Spain later this year. I've been pressing for confirmation since this morning, but have thus far received no responses to my emails. It's probably too on the nose for Tarantino to cast Waltz as a German quick-draw artist ala Gerard Herter in Sergio Sollima's THE BIG GUNDOWN, right? More updates as they (hopefully) come in..."
BONUS: Dave Davis called to my attention that Mr. Beaks (who knows QT) said this, "Lionsgate recently acquired a good chunk of Miramax's catalogue for DVD/Blu/OnDemand/etc. distribution. I wouldn't be surprised if this unveiling of THE WHOLE BLOODY AFFAIR is priming the pump for a late 2011 home video release."
Thoughts on all this delightful news?
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|Tarantino played Piringo in SUKIYAKI WESTERN DJANGO. How many people liked it? I really enjoyed it.
|Ain't It Cool News, Movieplayer


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Electronic payment service in the whole of Iraq and the Kurdistan Region, Asiacell announces the launch of electronic payment project (Asia Money)
December 29, 2015
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Asiacell mobile phone service, announced the launch of electronic payment (Asia Service Money project), in the whole of Iraq and the Kurdistan Region, and became a joint can pay wages of electricity, water and irregularities, salaries and other and vice versa.Zrnk The Asia Money is a company wide non-bank provide financial liquidity and clipboard and electronic credit cards and the distribution of salaries and remittances of money and purchase transactions via mobile phone.
And cooperate Asiacell in Iraq with the Iraqi Central Bank, and in the province of Kurdistan cooperate with the central bank in the region, and will open 16 thousand for the sale of the ticket center. And the service is required for those wishing to be mentioned of Asiacell line users, and to buy a ticket Asia Money, and dial * 212 # and the application of the rest of the instructions, and there is a special secret codes for the uneducated to make sure the transmitter process before implementation.
There is no requirement that the recipient of the Asia Money users, it can send money to any person based on personal identity, so that the recipient of the receipt of any money through the center of the company's centers.
And held CEO of Asia Money, Zrnk Farouk, a press conference today announced that the project has been activated in the Kurdistan region, Iraq now, and transfer only be in Iraqi dinars. He added that in the coming years will be to activate the service all


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For CTM Festival 2018, MONOM, CTM and the Spatial Sound Institute present Transcend the Turmoil - a programme in 4DSOUND including the German premiere of NOQTURNL, the overnight audiovisual performance by John Connell & Florence To, 'Imagining the Hyperspace' by IOANN and world-premiere performances by GAIKA, Pan Daijing, FIS and TCF.
One of the ways that Turmoil exists within us is through a broken dialogue between expectations and reality, as much on an personal level as on a larger social and political scale. Puncturing through the messiness of our daily lives to occupy our senses with brazen messages, this kind of disconnect is exploited by the many forces competing for our attention or sympathy. Masterful or clumsy, informed or blind, subtle or shriekingly loud, our own physiological and emotional responses are being weaponized against us to confuse, intimidate and entice.
To cope with the stress of overstimulation, we erect boundaries and dampen our senses just to temper the turmoil. We have been doing this for so long that we have forgotten how to truly listen. During CTM Festival 2018, MONOM – Berlin's Center for Spatial Sound and home to the 4DSOUND system – will become a place to switch off unwanted disturbances and immerse oneself in rich and vivid sonic worlds that will reopen our ears and awaken our senses.
Sound is a medium that we experience with our entire body. Similarly, the 4DSOUND system is a habitable instrument that merges with and decentralizes the performance space, allowing for sound to come from all around us and move through us. Experiencing sound in this way opens us up to emotional and physical responses inscribed in our ancient and recent memories, providing an opportunity to experience our senses as a gateway to more meaningful connections between inner and outer space and to transcend the turmoil.
To this end, MONOM has commissioned GAIKA, Pan Daijing, FIS, and TCF to use the 4DSOUND system to build intensely visceral experiences that will range from calming and hypnotizing to thought-provoking and radical.
Two presentations developed with the Spatial Sound Institute will be presented as part of the programme: artist and researcher IOANN will perform his work Imagining the Hyperspace, and on the festival's first weekend, composer John Connell and art director Florence To will give the German premiere of Noqturnl, an overnight performance exploring the threshold between waking and dreaming.
'What is space, actually? How do we know what we perceive is the real world, rather than a 'shadow theatre', the projection of something more complex that surpasses our ordinary renditions of perception? Can we understand space with more than three-dimensions? How can we listen to 4-dimensional sound?'
These are some of the central questions in Imagining The Hyperspace, seeking to reveal the multidimensional nature of listening by exploring complex geometrical shapes in sound. As part of Transcend the Turmoil, the artist will present four live performances of 4-dimensional sound structures, one on each consecutive night of the programme: Orthoplex, Pentatope, Tesseract and Octaplex. The work invites to explore space beyond our ordinary perception, making the tangible that the construct of space we perceive is an attribute of our consciousness, and that this perception can be altered - using sound to attain a deeper awareness of space and its multidimensional character.
Noqturnl is an overnight performance exploring the threshold between waking and dreaming. Creators To and Connell immerse participants in a spatial field of sound and light designed to open access to the hyper-lucid: the imaginative and highly receptive state of intelligence available within the dreaming mind.
A counterbalance to our increasingly dysfunctional and disingenuous information environments, the hyper-lucid remains one of the last remaining spaces in which we can intuitively decipher the symbolism within external narratives and their impact on the psyche and reflect on new directions and possibilities, both psychologically and socially. Working with the 4DSOUND system, Noqturnl plays with the boundaries of our depth and proximity perception, inviting participants to uncover alternative spatial realities and their potential for conscious awareness.
NOQTURNL by JOHN CONNELL & FLORENCE TO
Sat 27.01 - Sun 28.01 (overnight)
Doors 22:00
Show 23:59 until first light (7:30)
GAIKA + TCF + IOANN: Imagining the Hyperspace
Tuesday 30.01 & Wednesday 31.01 (same line-up)
Doors 19:00
Show 20:00
PAN DAIJING + FIS + IOANN: Imagining the Hyperspace
Thursday 01.02 & Friday 02.12 (same line-up)
Doors at 19:00
Show at 20:00
MONOM at Funkhaus Berlin
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Chevy Chase movies aren't usually "real" movies. They're contraptions. And Chase himself is an actor manque'. But in "Funny Farm," he tries something different. The man he portrays here bears some resemblance to an actual human. Andy Farmer is a newspaper sportswriter, and from all indications, a pretty fair one. But like many newspapermen, he has dreams of greater glory. He wants to write a book. A novel. Maybe a great novel. And after receiving a $10,000 advance from his publisher, he and his wife Elizabeth (Madolyn Smith) abandon the city, buy a house in the country and set out to build a new life.
Do you see this one coming? Like from a mile away?
The problem is that the director, George Roy Hill, tries to construct a real universe around Chase and his costar. And for a time he's able to give the comedy some snap. But after the couple settle in their new home and nightmare piles on nightmare, the picture deteriorates into a shtickfest and the sense of reality drags on the proceedings.
An additional hitch is that Hill's intentions and Chase's talents are never in sync. As an actor, Chase can draw only on his resources as a sketch comedian, and so, though he can be a moderately amusing physical comic, whenever he's not mugging into the camera or falling over himself he nearly ceases to exist.
Smith, on the other hand, manages to sustain the comedy and still remain in character. And her timing here is wonderfully spunky, especially in a scene early on when, her Walkman blaring, she does a sort of convulsive funky chicken while unpacking boxes.
It's clear that the screenwriter, Jeffrey Boam, wanted to set up this utopian yuppie dreamland for his characters and have it blow up in their faces. And that's an okay premise, but after Andy develops writer's block and the couple's marriage deteriorates, Hill isn't able to work up any energy or give the gags any tone.
And who wants Chevy Chase to be a real human anyway? Maybe it's better for him to bumble through his roles in the "National Lampoon" and "Caddyshack" manner. At least that way we wouldn't be asked to identify with him.
Funny Farm, at area theaters, is rated PG.
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Are you hiring your clone? As your small business grows, you quickly realize you can't do it all. Even if you had the skills to be CEO, CFO, CMO and CIO all at once, you don't have enough hours in the day. That's when you start hiring. But it's also when too many small business owners make the fatal mistake of hiring their clones.
Hiring your clone can mean hiring someone who has the same (or similar) skills as you. It's easy to see how this happens. For most of us, our circle of contacts is heavily weighted toward people in our industry. If you own a marketing or advertising agency, chances are most of your contacts are in that field. You're less likely to know lots of accountants or computer programmers. So when you put the word out that you're hiring, you're likely to get lots of feelers and leads from people in your industry—maybe even people you've worked with before.
Or maybe you decide to take on a partner. That needs to be someone you're comfortable with, so it's often natural to look to a close friend or co-worker for that role. That's not a bad thing, but it is important to make sure you're casting a wide net and not just hiring someone who's in your "comfort zone." Look further afield by using niche job boards to post your positions. Or simply go beyond the people who reach out to you and ask them if they know candidates who have expertise in industries you don't.
If you've managed to escape the trap of hiring someone with the same skills, background or experience as you, congratulations. But you still run the risk of hiring your clone in other ways. I'm talking about personality—and hiring a personality clone can be just as dangerous for your business.
If you're an energetic idea generator but not good with details, hiring others who share that personality will doom your business to failure. You need to bring on a few sticklers who thrive on project management to make sure your big dreams actually come true. Conversely, if you tend to get bogged down in details, you might need a partner with "big-picture" thinking who can keep your eyes on the prize. An optimist needs a pessimist to temper the rose-colored glasses with reality. And a shy person needs someone more outgoing to handle the "people" part of running a business.
If you're tempted to hire your clone, don't get down on yourself. It's only natural to be attracted to people who are like us. But just as you probably pushed yourself out of your comfort zone to start your business, you need to push beyond your comfort zone to help it grow. That means hiring partners or key employees who don't always mesh with your way of thinking. And that's a good thing, because great ideas can come from conflict.
Need help identifying your weak points or pinpointing who you need on your team? Put a SCORE Mentor on your team and you're one step ahead. Visit the SCORE website to get matched with a Mentor and get free business counseling 24/7.


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Meet the 4 traitors of the GOP who have decided to go ahead and throw a wrench into the workings of a bill to repeal the Obamacare Act that so many of us loathe and detest. Senators Shelly Moore Capito, Mike Lee, Susan Collins, and Jerry Moran have decided to throw a "no" vote at the repeal proceedings of Obama care in order to wait to repeal when there is a replacement ready.
That is a bit confusing for the American people when these same senators voted "yes" to a repeal with no replacement in sight in 2015. It becomes a bit fishy when the very people who voted one way suddenly flip-flop against the very thing they wanted previously, and it makes one wonder if they are part of the constant hidden coupe against President Trump and anything he tries to accomplish for this country.
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Senator Shelley Moore and 3 others blocked the opportunity to repeal Obamacare today. So, why did she vote to repeal it in 2015? Is this a direct sabotage against President Trump and the American people? Moore hails from West Virginia – Trump Country, and we have a feeling those voters won't forget what she today to the American people.
From Breitbart :
Senator Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV) said on Tuesday she cannot support a bill to repeal Obamacare without a replacement, even though she voted to repeal Obamacare in 2015. Repealing Obamacare would fulfill a seven-year long promise Republicans made to the American people. Sen. Capito said in a statement, "My position on this issue is driven by its impact on West Virginians. With that in mind, I cannot vote to repeal Obamacare without a replacement plan that addresses my concerns and the needs of West Virginians."
The West Virginia senator previously voted for the 2015 reconciliation bill that would have repealed Obamacare if there were a Republican in the White House. The 2015 Obamacare repeal made it to President Obama's desk and Obama vetoed the bill. Now that Americans voted for Donald Trump to repeal Obamacare, Capito says she cannot vote for a bill that would repeal most of Obamacare.
Republican senators who voted December 3, 2015 to repeal Obamacare. (Collins, Kirk voted no.) https://t.co/XBncjjMyp2 pic.twitter.com/HYRHKUP7EP
— Byron York (@ByronYork) July 18, 2017
Sen. Susan Collins also admitted on Tuesday that she will not vote to repeal Obamacare. Sens. Collins and Capito's opposition to an Obamacare repeal bill puts the bill's odds of passing through the Senate in dire straits.
If roughly 50 Republicans senators support repealing Obamacare, Vice President Mike Pence will have to break the tie. The Senate will also have to wait for Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) to return from his convalescence after he had a blood clot removed from above his left eye. The Senate will remain in session until August 11 to pass necessary legislation before breaking for their August recess.
Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AK) chided Republican senators who might vote against a bill they supported in 2015 when they knew it was largely symbolic, given that Obama planned on vetoing the bill. Sen. Cotton told radio host Hugh Hewitt on Tuesday, "I don't see how any Republican senator who voted just 18 months ago for this very piece of legislation could now flip-flop 18 months on with Obamacare still inflicting so much harm on Americans, and the fact that we campaigned on this for four straight elections."
From Politico :
Republican Sens. Mike Lee and Jerry Moran said Monday night they will join two other senators to oppose the Obamacare repeal bill, dooming the GOP initiative in the Senate. With four senators declared "no" votes – and several more undecided – Senate Republicans wouldn't have enough votes to even start debate on repealing Obamacare, the campaign promise they have made to voters for seven years.
In essence these same Senators have used the repealing of Obamacare to further their political agendas over the past few years, but now refuse to vote for a repeal. We are now left to speculate that it has to do with their own personal feelings on allowing Trump to go forward with MAGA.
This is basically a stab in the back to every American who has ever voted for them based on their previous stance on Obamacare needing to be repealed. This is how the dirty underbelly of politics gets us as citizens in a bind. Pick a stance and stick with if folks because you are being watched a lot closer now than you ever were before Trump became the President and your constituents expect you to uphold your promises.


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Relevant Policies for Wales
National Dementia Vision Wales
Launched by the Welsh Assembly Government on the 16th February, 2011 this document sets out the vision for dementia services in Wales. The document also highlights the support and advice available to anyone diagnosed with dementia living in Wales. The Dementia Vision is also available in Welsh. Additionally, a dedicated bilingual helpline and website has been launched, offering emotional support and advice to anyone who has been diagnosed with dementia and for relatives and carers of people with dementia. Please click here to be directed to the Wales Dementia Helpline website.
National Dementia Action Plan for Wales, Welsh Assembly Government
In recognition of the need to improve care for people with dementia, in October 2008 the Minister for Health and Social Services established a new Task and Finish Group to oversee the development of a National Dementia Plan for Wales. As a result, the National Dementia Action Plan for Wales was published. The document is the Welsh Assembly Government's proposal for ensuring high quality support and care for people with dementia in Wales. The plan identifies what changes need to happen to make sure people with dementia and their carers live well. It provides a table of actions targeted on areas such as better information, greater control over services and increased public awareness of dementia. The actions have target dates over the next five years. Local Authorities, the National Health Service, Social Service departments and other bodies with health and social care duties will be responsible for making sure these actions happen. The action plan is also available in Welsh.
National Service Framework (NSF) for Older People in Wales
The NSF for older people was launched in March 2006 by The Welsh Assembly Government. It sets national, evidence-based standards for the health and social care of older people, thereby helping to ensure that a good level of service is available everywhere in Wales. The document sets out a three stage program to bring all services up to a minimum good standard in the shorter term, and to share and spread good practice to continuously improve services for older people in Wales. The document is also available in Welsh.
The Strategy for Older People in Wales: Living Longer, Living Better, 2003-2008 (Phase 1) and 2008-2013 (Phase 2)
The ten year Strategy for Older People was introduced in 2003 by the Welsh Assembly Government. The first phase was launched in 2003 and was the product of extensive consultation, research and expert views about the lives of older people in Wales. The second phase of the Strategy was launched in March 2008 and runs until 2013. The Strategy aims to provide a basis for the Welsh Assembly Government and other public bodies to develop future policies and plans that reflect the needs of older people living in Wales today and in the future. Both strategy documents (Phase 1 and 2) are available in Welsh.
1000 Lives Guide: Improving Dementia Care
The 1000 lives guide to improving dementia care was published in 2010 as a collaboration between the National Leadership and Innovation Agency for Healthcare, the National Patient Safety Agency, Public Health Wales, Clinical Governance Support and Development Unit, Institute for Healthcare Improvement, and The Health Foundation. The guide has been produced to enable healthcare organizations and their teams to successfully implement a series of interventions to improve the safety and quality of care that their patients receive. The guide was written by Professor Bob Woods of DSDC Wales, and DSDC undertook several consultative exercises that fed into the guide.
Relevant Policies for UK
Alzheimer's Research Trust, Dementia 2010
This report, published in 2010, is the outcome of a study commissioned by the Alzheimer's Research Trust to estimate the economic burden associated with dementia to the UK economy for the year 2008. It was produced by the Health Economics Research Centre at the University of Oxford for the Alzheimer's Research Trust.
Counting the Cost Report – Caring for people with dementia on hospital wards
Published in 2010 by the Alzheimer's Society, this report aims to improve the quality of care for people with dementia in Britain's hospitals. It provides evidence from over 2,000 carers and nurses on the quality of dementia care provided on general wards in hospitals across England, Wales, and Northern Ireland, and outlines the case for a specific focus on improving the care for people with dementia on a general hospital ward.
The use of antipsychotic medication for people with dementia: Time for action
This report was published in 2009 by the Department of Health in recognition of the widespread concern about the over-prescribing of anti-psychotic drugs for people with dementia, and as part of the priority being given to improving care for people with dementia.
Nuffield Council on Bioethics, Dementia: ethical issues
Published in October 2009 by the Nuffield Council on Bioethics, this report focuses on the ethical issues that are raised by dementia. It concludes that we need to do more as a society to enable people to live well with dementia. An ethical framework is presented to help address problems that arise in connection with dementia care, together with recommendations for policy makers.
Caring for dignity: A national report on dignity in care for older people while in hospital
First published in September 2007 by the Healthcare Commission, this report focuses on 'dignity' as a key theme. As part of the report, a targeted inspection program was undertaken to assess the extent to which NHS trusts were meeting the standards relating to dignity in care for hospital inpatients. The aims of this work were to promote improvement in care – firstly through an in-depth look at those trusts that appeared to be performing less well, and secondly to identify and share examples of good practice. This report highlights the key findings of the program of assessment and inspection and sets out recommendations for action to improve the care and overall experience of older people in hospitals.
Home from home: A report highlighting opportunities for improving standards of dementia care in care homes
This document was published in 2007 by the Alzheimer's Society. It was produced as part of the Alzheimer's Society 'Putting care right' campaign with the aim of providing an up-to-date understanding of carers' perceptions of the quality of dementia care provided in care homes, and recommending action to bring the quality of all homes up to that of the best.
National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) – social care institute for excellence (SCIE) on Dementia: Supporting people with dementia and their carers in health and social care.
The clinical guideline for dementia was first published in 2006 and amended in March 2011. The guidance is based on the best available evidence for the treatment and care of people with dementia. The guideline makes evidence-based recommendations for the diagnosis of dementia, and the treatment and care of people with the condition. These approaches include psychological, pharmacological, service-level and self-help interventions.
Relevant International Policies
This report looks at the global economic impact of Alzheimer's disease and dementia. The report includes an estimate of the worldwide cost of dementia, including direct medical costs, direct non-medical costs, and costs of informal (family) care. The estimates are broken down by world region and include analysis of the differences between low and high income countries. The report also contains important policy recommendations.
Demystifying the Myths of Ageing
This document was published by the World Health Organisation in 2008. It was written as part of the strategy of the WHO Healthy Cities Network for healthy ageing in Europe. It is designed as a generic model that cities of Europe can adapt to suit their local needs.


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Author to speak
TOPSHAM – The Maine Council of Churches and Bangor Theological Seminary will present a conversation with Belden Lane from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday, May 19, at the Sky-Hy Conference Center.
The theme is "The Role of Storytelling in Justice and Healing." A Maine state representative, an environmentalist and a physician will be among the conversation respondents.
It is open to the public, through advance registration with the Maine Council of Churches. Registration is $20. Call 772-1918 or go to the council Web site at www.mainecouncilofchurches.org to register.
Lane is best known for his books, "The Solace of Fierce Landscapes" and "Landscapes of the Sacred." A Presbyterian, Lane is a professor of theology at St. Louis University.
AUGUSTA – The Third Maine Regiment Volunteer Infantry will gather in Capitol Park at 10 a.m. Saturday and Sunday, June 3 and 4, to re-enact the campgrounds of the original Third Maine Infantry. The living history encampment will recreate some of the activities, emotions and personalities of that 1861 muster. The public is invited.
On Saturday, there will be firing exhibitions, living history demonstrations, an address given by "Col. Oliver Otis Howard" to the Third Maine, and a concert by Third Maine Fife and Drum.
On Sunday, "Chaplain Andrew Church" will perform an original church service and Third Maine will be sworn into federal service with a formal ceremony. There will be concerts and living history demonstrations.
Teachers' tours
AUGUSTA – The ninth year of the Forest of Maine Teachers' Tours still has openings for this summer. Featured on each of the tours will be a Project Learning Tree workshop, exposure to different types of forest management practices, tours of wood products facilities and hands-on experience with outdoor classrooms. The registration fee and cost to teachers is $100. CEUs and graduate credits are also available.
Space is still available on all three tours: Little Lyford Pond Camps near Moosehead Lake, July 11 to 14; Twin Pine Camps on Millinocket Lake near Katahdin, July 18 to 21; and Leen's Lodge on West Grand Lake in Downeast Maine, Aug. 1 to 4.
For more information or registration materials, call Julie Agri at 621-9872 or e-mail [email protected]
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Purple willow is a natural ingredient that is used in a range of different types of over the counter products, some of which include weight loss pills. There are a huge number of names that can be used instead of "purple willow" when this substance is found in a product formula, if only because there are many different varieties and sources of the substance. That said, the majority are typically used in the same way.
Other names by which this ingredient is sometimes known include: Laurel willow, knackweide, brittle willow, bay willow, saule, black willow, saule blanc, white willow bark, violet willow, willowbark, white willow, salix pentandra, reifweide, pussy willow, purpurweide, osier blanc, extrait d'ecorce de saule, European willow, basket willow, corteza de sauce, salicic cortex, salix daphnoides, salix alba, salix nigra, salix fragilis, saule des viviers, and Daphne willow, among many, many others.
This substance may be extracted from many different varieties of willow tree. It is the bark that is used from the plants in order to make medicine.
The purple willow ingredient from the bark of the plant has many properties similar to aspirin. In fact, it was collected during the first and second World Wars to be used for this purpose. It is used for reasons such as headaches, other pains, menstrual cramps, muscle pain, osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis and gout, among others. That said, it is also used for helping symptoms of the common cold, the flu, for fever and to ease weight loss.
The pain relieving properties of this substance have been known for thousands of years. Hippocrates himself used it quite commonly, advising people to chew the bark for fever and pain relief. The active ingredient in the bark is called salicin, which is what acts in a similar way to aspirin.
Studies have indeed revealed that it can be effective for back pain relief. Moreover, research also shows that increased doses provide more pain relief than lower doses. That said, it can take time – up to a week – to see symptom improvements. Equally, though, this ingredient is toxic after a certain amount and can cause kidney damage. Over time, large quantities can break down the kidneys and risk death.
So far, however, there is not enough evidence to suggest that using purple willow is effective for weight loss. Early studies had suggested that combining cola nut, ephedra and purple willow may be helpful to people who are overweight and obese, but due to the fact that the FDA has banned ephedra for weight loss pills, those study results aren't entirely helpful in a practical way for dieters.


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WHO: You! Yes, you, even if you don't live in Louisiana and have never heard of Foster Campbell.
WHAT: Help support Foster Campbell, the Democrat running for Senate in Louisiana.
WHERE: Take action from home.
WHEN: Right now… The run-off election takes place December 10.
WHY: The short version – Republicans (as of November 27) hold a 51-seat majority in the Senate. This means that Senate votes along party lines will essentially give President Trump a blank check to do whatever he wants. Limiting the power of President Trump requires that some Republican Senators vote with the Democrats (no small feat).
If Campbell wins in Louisiana, that is one fewer Republican Senator that would have to be flipped in order to protect the country from Trump… AND it is one fewer seat Democrats would need to win in 2018 to claim the Senate majority. (See below for a lengthier explanation of what's happening.)
- Donate to Foster Campbell's campaign. Even a couple dollars helps Campbell get advertising in the right places and fund get-out-the-vote efforts.
- If you are in Louisiana, or near Louisiana, sign up to volunteer through Campbell's website.
- SHARE this post, or any article about Foster Campbell. This run-off race is not getting much traction in national media. Use your influence to raise awareness of this important Senate seat.
- Caroline Fayard was another Democrat running for the Senate seat in Louisiana. She did not make the run-off election and won't be on the ballot December 10. Contact her to thank her for representing the Democratic party and to ask that she pull her full support behind Foster Campbell.
Louisiana has a different approach to their Senate race than most states. They hold a "Nonpartisan Blanket primary," also known as a "Jungle primary."
The Jungle primary is a two-round system. It works like this:
- On election day, everyone running for the Louisiana Senate seat appears on the ballot. The two Senate candidates who get the most votes are then the official candidates for the Senate seat. This is a nonpartisan process and the final candidates can represent any party, or can both be from the same party.
- The two, final Senate candidates run against each other in a "run-off" election. Voters in Louisiana return to the polls to vote for their Senator, a few local races, and various propositions.
This year, there were 24 Senate candidates on the Louisiana ballot on election day. (David Duke was among them.) The two candidates with the most votes were John Neely Kennedy (R) and Foster Campbell (D). The run-off election takes places on December 10.
There are 100 seats in the Senate. Our next Senate is currently comprised of 51 Republicans, 46 Democrats, and 2 Independents (with the Louisiana seat still open). The 2 Independents both caucus (meet and vote) with the Democrats. This means that, from policy and philosophical perspectives, the Senate is split 48-51 (with a Republican majority).
If Foster Campbell wins the Louisiana seat, the split will be 49-51. This narrows Republican control and makes it much easier for Democrats to pull just two Republican Senators over the divide to vote against anything dangerous President Trump wants to do. It also puts Democrats (and like-minded Independents) in a much better position to re-take the Senate majority in 2018.
If Campbell loses in Louisiana, the split will be 48-52. It doesn't seem like a big difference mathematically, but in the human terms of negotiating the Senate, it's huge.
We also can't overlook the impact of a Senate race that occurs after the contentious general election – it has the potential to be a referendum on what occurred November 8. Louisiana is a red state and the Republican Senate candidate is the front-runner; a win by the Democrat in this race would send an important message and can help give Senate Democrats the reinforcement they need to advocate for the will of the majority of Americans.
- Foster Campbell's website
- The Hill: Democrats have one final shot to flip a Senate seat
- New York Times: For Democrats, a last, faint hope
- Bustle.com: How to help Foster Campbell
- Politico: Current Senate Election Results
- Wikipedia: United States Senate election in Louisiana, 2016


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My goodness, I think this is the longest I've ever gone without a blog post since starting this thing 4 years ago. I attribute that to packing and living in limbo as the house finishes…that and our longer commutes which mean earlier mornings and later evenings to try to fit everything in. I have so many pictures stacked up from the last few months that I need to share and will hopefully some day.
Anyways, trying to stay on the wagon with posts for Lia (and trying to get one out for Noah before he turns 4 in 2 months!!)
Lia these days is just hilarious. She's monkey two in the monkey see monkey do pairing:) Noah does it, she follows right along including bebopping to the music in his head and sliding down the stairs on their bellies. The interactions with them are becoming more frequent and deliberate and it's so amazing to watch. He loves his little sis and she thinks he's the coolest thing out there. He can get her to talk better than we can these days. Our rides home in the car consist of Noah asking Lia to repeat words after him and her actually doing pretty well.
She's talking more but still pretty garbled. You can clearly hear Apple (which I'll count as her first word), Shoes, Thank you, mama, dada, dadoo, baba (noah), nana (banana). If she's hungry or thirsty she smacks her lips and sticks out her tongue. Pretty darn obvious on what she wants.
If you ask her a yes/no question she'll respond by shaking her head one way or the other. She does this best when you ask if she's hungry or thirsty and then show her what you have to offer to eat/drink. As for eating and drinking, this kid has an appetite! I remember all the problems we had with Noah and eating. She shows none of that.
Her fine motor control is pretty good which makes up for her not really talking. She's using a fork quite a bit of success. I found her putting Noah's plastic screws into the right holes in his tool box. She loves to pretend to feed you and eat with you. Plus just the other night I found her in Noah's room coloring with him and holding a pencil correctly to draw scribbles.
Sleep is still hit or miss. Some nights it's easy to put her down and she'll sleep the whole way thru. Others I struggles to put her down. Most nights she'll sleep straight thru, others she'll perk up but put herself to sleep, still others – rarely now thankfully, she's up for the duration….Those are always fun mornings.
I love in the mornings when we go to get her we find her bouncing up and down. Then before you pick her up, she bends down to grab all of her blankets so that she can get one last snuggle after you pick her up. Then she struggles to be let down so she can go find her daddy.
She LOVES her daddy….the calls of "dada" from her room in the AM (or PM when she should be going to sleep) totally melt my heart (and his). She has him wrapped around her little finger for sure. Many nights she won't go to sleep for anyone but him. I watch him melt every time she yells his name or runs over for a hug.
Life is so full and days have been passing by so quickly. I'm trying my best not to let things pass so quickly in my head and to savor all the moments – good and bad. When I find myself wishing away the hours when they're being particularly naughty I try to catch myself and shift back to soaking it all in. She's our last and as those baby years slip away I don't want to forget any of the experiences.
And just to keep with tradition:
Weight:24, almost 25lbs
Length: 33 inches (i think)
Head:19 inches (110%!!!)
Sleep:Hit or miss….
Eating: Anything and everything:)
Sizes: Size 5 shoe, likely a 6 soon. 18-24 clothes…I need to buy more 24 mo pants.
Milestones:Just recently she had one of those leaps (where she wakes at 4am talking up a storm) and since then more words and clarity have appeared. She knows fully what she wants you to do but just can't articulate it yet. Pointing, grunting and crying usually gets the point across.


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Oh, Thanksgiving. You are so kind and yet, so cruel!
The day started out with a 5-mile fast run at the annual Turkey Trot.
And it ended up in copious amounts of food, and my lovely homemade apple pie.
The following 2 days post-Thanksgiving were no better.
Let's make December a month full of healthy choices, so that come Christmas we can enjoy the food and festivities sans guilt!
For the next 6 weeks, I will be giving you a workout to try each Sunday.
These workouts will all be:
- around 20 minutes or less
- possible in your PJs (you can do them at home)
- sans equipment
- heart-rate elevators, calorie crushers and booty busters
Here's the first workout! Do this workout 3x's a week and then get ready for next week's workout!
Questions? Ask in the comment section below! Share with your friends!


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World's Greatest Magic - Slydini's Knotted Silks
When asked to name his favorite trick from the many classic routines he created, Slydini would always say, "The silks." This trick, now known throughout the magic world as Slydini's Knotted Silks, is a masterpiece of magic. The silks don't change color or transform into birds, but they do something just as mysterious - they magically untie themselves. Even under increasingly impossible conditions - even when the spectators tie the silks together themselves - they still melt apart.
On this DVD, you'll see three different presentations of Slydini's wonderful brainchild. Steve Draun is up first with the basic routine, which obviously befuddles and entertains his audience and can do the same for yours. Jim Cellini, one of Slydini's prized students, demonstrates how a little bit of theater and music can make this routine play even on the largest stage. Finally, Bill Malone shows off his very funny routine that turns the trick into a spectator challenge of sorts, inevitably creating the kind of chaotic fun that Bill is known for.
Slydini's Knotted Silks is a magical classic and its creator not only entertained and mystified audiences all over the world with it but also baffled some of the best minds in magic in his day. Now, with the help of this DVD and three master magicians, Slydini's legacy can be yours.
Running time: approximately 1hr 46min
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Profile of a CERES Institution: UNESCO-IHE
Each month, CERES will be focusing on one of its partner institutions and profile its current work and connection with CERES. This month we focus on the UNESCO Institute for Water Education in Delft.
Since its founding in 1957, the UNESCO-IHE has provided graduate education to over 15,000 students from over 162 countries in collaboration with partner universities. UNESCO-IHE carries out educational, research and capacity development activities that complement each other in the broader fields of water engineering, water management, environment, sanitation and governance. Indeed as stated on its website, UNESCO-IHE 'envisions a world in which people manage their water and environmental resources in a sustainable manner, and in which all sectors of society, particularly the poor, can enjoy the benefits of basic services'. What is encouraging from the institute also is the fact that the majority of the students it has supported have come from developing countries.
The central focus of UNESCO-IHE's strategic plan recognizes that addressing global challenges such as poverty, climate change and public health requires a strong foundation of knowledge to improve water management practices. This is reflected in their three core activities:
Education & Training
UNESCO-IHE offers both degree programmes (MSc and PhD levels) and non-degree programmes (short courses, online courses and tailor-made training) for engineers, scientists and professionals from various disciplines, working in the water, environment and infrastructure sectors. The Institute is implementing its educational activities increasingly with partner institutes worldwide, making water education more accessible and affordable for a growing number of students.
Research & Innovation
UNESCO-IHE's research activities concentrate on six main research themes and contribute to the knowledge base concerning the water environment, at the same time complementing its education and capacity development activities. Significant parts of the research programme are done via PhD research (the programme is implemented in cooperation with partner universities in the Netherlands such as TU Delft and Wageningen University), MSc thesis research and post-doctoral research programmes. The Graduate School in Water and Development provides a stimulating research environment, especially for the almost 140 PhD fellows active at the Institute, of which 15 successfully defended their thesis last year.
Capacity Development
The Institute engages in institutional strengthening projects and provides advisory and consultancy services to knowledge institutes, water sector organizations, knowledge networks and UNESCO memb
er states. Through these operations, the Institute increases its global impact and helps to build sustainable organizations that are equipped to manage water resources effectively and deliver water services sustainably. The Institute also has a policy forum function and acts as an intermediary between science and policy making.
CERES looks forward to continuing to work with UNESCO-IHE's aims as the institute continues to send students into the program and develop the necessary skills within water management and development.


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The Holster-Convertible backpack rucksack bag.
Based on one of our best selling bags this version is convertible and goes from backpack to shoulder tote. It is handmade using soft genuine leather and is perfect as a travel bag or work bag. The strap configuration makes changing the options easy you simply pull on the long strap backwards and slip your arms through, its so simple. Short straps which hold the rings can be placed to the sides of the bag so they do not impede access. Please advise if you wish to have from or side holding straps.
*super soft, genuine lambskin leather ( cow leather available also)
*cotton lining with 2 x open pockets with leather trim and zip pocket inside
*metal YKK zippers
*features belt buckle attachments at each end allowing adjustment
Dimensions:33cm across/13"
35cm high from top opening of bag to the bottom/14"
5cm wide/gusset/2"
158cm long strap/62.5"
Standard design is with two open outer pockets and a outer zip pocket on the back but if you prefer more pockets or a different configuration please let us know and we can create a custom listing for you.
Ways To Wear the HOLSTER
1. short strap - the fixed shorter strap is designed to be a shoulder strap for when you want to wear it on the shoulder or closure under your arm.
2. long strap - the long strap is designed to be used as a 'cross' body strap for those who like to wear it that way. This is great for travelling or when you have your hands full or are moving a lot in crowds etc. This long strap is also what makes the backpack straps.
3.backpack - if you hold the long strap on the left and right and pull outwards the long strap becomes two backpack straps which can be adjusted in length. This alters the shape of the bag at the top to make a more triangular look as it is gathered at the top.
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The Zoe - Tan leather shoulder tote and backpack in one.
THE ZOE Bag Meet our newest edition the range, this is a truly unique bag. Made from real leather and it can be a shoulder bag or backpack and converts easily. This bag is special, unique and one of a kind.
It has so many great features such as:* Curved Zip for easier access* Cotton lined with 2 open pockets and 1 larger zip pocket inside* Rolled rope handles with metal rivets* Tapering design with long removable strap which doubles up as a cross body strap
*YKK metal zipper
*on trend colours ( 120 to choose from) Download swatch http://tanaandhide.com.au/downloads.html
*can accommodate contrasting straps and contrasting stitching
*zip pull
*unique outer pockets
39cm across the base section/"15.5 seam to seam
21.5cm across at the top section/8.5"
39cm from opening to bottom of bag/15.5"
30cm handle drop/11.8"11.5cm wide gusset/4.5"
Size Guide
The Pyramid - Convertible backpack handbag
This bag is a totally unique design. This bag converts from a handbag to a backpack and also converts from a single strap shoulder bag to a backpack by simply using the zip to split the strap from one to two. With two study top handles this design opens at the top with a central compartment with three internal pockets, one zip pocket and two open pockets. Also a front zip and front open pocket. See dimensions below:
It is compact and stylish, totally handmade and very functional. This is a great travel bag and everyday handbag.
Its unusual shape and style makes it a talking point and a bag you will love.
It features:
*cotton lining with phone and zip pockets
*quality metal fittings and YKK zips
*handmade using genuine leather
*contrasting coloured piped edging on the bag and zip features
*can be made in one single colour
*rolled top handles
*adjustable sliding straps
*front zip and front open pocket
33cm tall from opening to base ( excluding handles)/13"
15cm across top near handles/6"
28.5cm across at the base area/11.2"
13.5cm handle drop/5.3"
12cm tall gusset/4.8"
28.5cm across gusset/11.2"
Size Guide
The Koda-Leather backpack handmade and able to be customised.
The backpack is now a fashion statement. They are so versatile yet still so stylish.Our backpack features of a lots of pockets it is so comfortable to wear and carry. Customise it to make it your own.
Key Features:
*super soft, genuine leather ( cow leather available also)
*cotton lining with 2 x open pockets with leather trim and zip pocket inside
*metal YKK zippers
*features belt buckle attachments at each strap allowing adjustment
*on trend colours ( 130 to choose from) Download our swatch www.tanaandhide.com/downloads.html
*can accommodate contrasting straps
30cm across/11.8"
40cm high from top opening of bag to the bottom/15.7"
12.5cm wide/gusset/4.9"
Standard design is with two front zip pockets and a outer zip pouch pocket.
Size Guide
The Barrel-Real leather backpack bag.Barrel bag made from soft leather with zip pocket.
The newest bag in our collection the Barrel real leather backpack bag. Our Barrel bag is made from soft leather with long thin straps and a useful zip pocket. This bag is great to wear on the shoulder or on your back when you need to be hands free. This is bag features a unique round shape and a toggle to fix the straps at the length you require.
It has a handle long zip pocket with stylish tassels so that you can keep the things you need to access quickly handy.It's simple, stylish, functional and stunning. Key features:* cotton lining* internal pockets 2 x open pockets 1 x zip pocket* firmer base* metal eyelets and hardware* adjustable straps with knotted ends* fixed straps to the back
Dimensions:28cm across/11" measure at base41cm high from top opening of bag to the bottom seam/16.1"27.5cm outer zip pocket length/10.8"23cm wide/gusset/9.5" at thickest part (oval shaped base)86cm strap length/34.3"
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There has been an increase in the number of firms that are undertaking cancer research. Seattle Genetics has nonetheless remained steadfast in its effort to find cure for cancer. The company's president and CEO, Clay Siegall has particularly been vocal in raising issues about cancer and the innovations that his company has undertaken in its quest to fight the malevolent illness.
Under his leadership, Seattle Genetics has won hearts with for the impressive advancements that it has made towards ensuring that cancer treatment is no longer seen as a pipe dream. The company itself has rapidly grown and this is attested to by the fact that its stock price has tripled within a span of five years. This growth is owed to Siegall who has a firm dedication towards improving the health of cancer patients. He has been at the helm of Seattle Genetics since 2002.
Dr. Siegall in Brief
Dr. Siegall is a renowned personality in biomedical research with over thirty years of experience under his belt. During his impressive career, he has won admiration for his passion towards groundbreaking cancer research whose aim is to unravel therapies for patients. He actively leads research teams at Seattle Genetics. Since co-founding the biotechnology company in 1998, he has worked tirelessly to ensure that it advances world-class products that will benefit cancer patients for years to come.
Clay earned his doctorate in genetics at the George Washington University. Since making forays into the field of cancer research, he has carved a hugely successful career for himself. He has also won numerous personal and professional accomplishments for his work. His research career begun at Bristol-Myers Squibb Pharmaceutical Research Institute where he was a senior research investigator. His diligence, enthusiasm, and dedication saw him become chief scientist at the firm. Later on, he moved to the National Cancer Institute where he was a biotechnology fellow and staff fellow.
Dr. Siegall owes his success to the supporting cast that he has had around him for much of his career. He concedes that scientific research is about teamwork. He mainly focuses on research that banks on cutting-edge developments. The passion that he has towards his work has seen him mold Seattle Genetics into the ultimate industry leader in cancer research.


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After an amazing two-week vacation in Paradise I came home to an email from "Let's Scrap" inviting me to become a member of their design team. This has been a dream of mine and an item on my bucket list for a while now so, needless to say, I was thrilled. I must admit that I was a little nervous but the gals have been fabulous with their encouragement and support as I learn the ropes. I am excited to experience new friendships, motivation and challenges and hope I can inspire others to create.
My first challenge was to create a layout using this sketch
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Sundt's first project at Sacramento State University is going to be unlike anything on campus.
The university's Science II Building will be a modern five-story laboratory facility that will centralize the College of Natural Science's Biology and Chemistry departments. In addition to providing state-of-the-art teaching and research labs, the 94,000-square-foot building will include an observatory and planetarium.
"These features will support a physics and astronomy curriculum, but also be open to the community for events," said Project Director Tim Blood. "It's a great way to involve the community in the science and research taking place at Sac State. I can't wait to take my kids to a building our company built to learn more about the beauty and complexity of our universe."
The total project cost is expected to be around $91 million. Construction is scheduled to start next summer and be complete by spring 2019.
"Sacramento State has historically used the design-bid-build delivery method for major projects on their campus," Tim said. "The fact that they've trusted Sundt as a design-builder to deliver their most important project in decades speaks volumes to our company's history, our relationship with CO Architects, our chosen architectural partner, and our local team."
It's our first work at Sacramento State and fifth collaborative design-build project for the California State University System.
"We've had a lot of success with CSU, and that speaks to us doing many things well," Tim said. "First, we have a culture of integrity. No project is perfect, but we consistently work collaboratively, do the right thing, and focus on solutions not problems. We also know the CSU processes and procedures well, which enables us to help them navigate those waters predictably. Finally, I've heard variations of this statement a lot lately: 'It appears that you actually care about the client and their project,' which surprises me. Doesn't everyone? But we do, and it's nice that our clients recognize that fact."
Sacramento State's campus master plan for the next 20 years includes a new events center, renovating its existing Science Building, classroom buildings and Grand Central Quad, a centralized gathering place for students.
"I hope this will be the first of many projects to come at Sac State," Tim said.


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Teacher Education & Induction in the US. Johnny Lott & John Carter. The Policy Context. Teacher education and professional development has been influenced by the implementation of the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act of 2001 that was implemented in 2002.
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You may be aware that a video was released by one of the groups campaigning on the EU referendum in which 7820 Dinmore Manor was clearly identified.
We wish to make it clear that this was done without our prior knowledge or consent – the message below released jointly by ourselves and the Dartmouth Steam Railway and Riverboat Company explains the background
To Whom it may concern.
On Saturday 18th of June permission was given to film on the Dartmouth Steam Railway to film from the front of the service loco, which was 7820 Dinmore Manor. The brief of the filming was to obtain footage passing through Greenway tunnel to give the tag line to a Vote to Leave campaign video, "The light at the end of the tunnel". With no links to the loco, the railway or any persons in either organisation. ie. A non specific tunnel.
Dinmore Manor is clearly seen in the footage, but both Dinmore Manor Ltd and the Dartmouth Steam Railway and Riverboat Company wish to state that neither have any connections to any political party or campaign and at all times are in a neutral position with no political agenda.
There was a payment made for permission to film. As stated with no political agenda, the request for payment was requested to be made directly to a leading cancer charity, which also has no political connections.
Both Dinmore Manor Ltd and the DSRRB apologise if there has been any offence caused to any of their members and supporters by the release of this footage.
Peter Roach, Operating Manager Kenneth Sims, Chairman
Dartmouth Steam Railway and Riverboat Co. Dinmore Manor Locomotive Ltd


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Guys, I haven't had cable in over a year now. I really thought I wouldn't miss it, but I did. A lot. Now that we are settling into our new home and have both internet and cable, I can catch up on my favorite shows and check out some new ones that are premiering this season. I finally feel like I'm up to speed with the rest of the world! Here are five tv shows I'm dying to watch this fall that you should check out too.
I am a huge fan of American Horror Story. The only season I wasn't a fan of was Freak Show, but the rest got me hooked right from the first episode. If you haven't seen AHS, then basically it's not your typically tv series. It's generally the same cast each season, but there's a whole new storyline. Every character has a new role so it's almost like watching a whole new show each season. Which is kind of strange, but it's super interesting to watch and it makes you excited to learn the theme of the following season. It's also the perfect show to watch this time of year with Halloween being right around the corner.
The previews for this show got me hooked right from the start. Every article I read on the top shows for the fall stated how great the show was and how it would be the next Parenthood. I don't know about you, but Parenthood was one of my all-time favorite shows. So the moment they compared This is Us to Parenthood, I immediately plugged the premiere date into my iPhone's calendar so I wouldn't forget about it although I didn't have cable yet soooo I missed it).
I finally watched the series premiere over the weekend and I LOVED it. I can't wait to watch more. It definitely has that Parenthood feel to it. Very family oriented and the plot twist at the end had me eager to watch more. Watch the first episode and I promise you'll be hooked!
Is anyone else as excited about this as I am?! I couldn't possibly have bene more excited when I found out it was coming back. My mom and I used to love watching this show together and I still have Netflix marathons of it here and there. Gilmore Girls comes back in late November and I cannot wait for it! The previews are making me more and more ready to find out what happens and reconnect with the characters.
Zack and I are huge fans of Supernatural. We started from the beginning again after he came home from Japan and we're now in the middle of season 7. We're hoping to be caught up again by the time the new season starts next month. If you've never seen this show, then I have no idea where you've been the past 10+ years. This show is amazing and constantly keeps you on the edge of your seat. Something new is always happening and it's full of plot twists. So if you haven't seen it, then you should definitely spend this season binge watching it!
I had to add in some type of reality show to make this list a little more well-rounded. Dancing with the Stars just came back and I'm super excited for it! I still have yet to start the new season since we've been busy with the move, but I'm hoping to get caught up very soon. It always amazes me how these professional dancers turn this "normal" celebrities into professional dancers themselves. There are some that are just plain horrible, but for the most part, so many of them come out of it with some pretty impressive dancing skills. There aren't too many people on this season that I'm really that thrilled about aside from Jana Kramer, but it's still a great show and I'm very excited to see who wins!
What are you watching?