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Women to politics, politics to womenDec 15, 2012
What: In the framework of the IPA 2010 Gender Programme, a two day international conference "Women to politics, politics to women" will be organized with the aim to review the status of women in politics after recent general elections, as well as on the output of quotas in the Electoral Law of Montenegro. The Conference will also tackle gender sensitive policies in areas of special interests to citizens, such as economic empowerment of women and women entrepreneurship.
The Conference will officially be opened by:
Milo Đukanović, President of the Government of Montenegro
Mitja Drobnič, Head of the EU Delegation to Montenegro
Rastislav Vrbensky, UN Resident Coordinator and UNDP Resident Representative to Montenegro
Where: "Maestral" Hotel, Pržno
When: Saturday, December 15th 2012 at 10am
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The Conference "Women to politics, politics to women" will gather members of the Parliament of Montenegro, representatives of the Government of Montenegro, NGO sector, academia and media, and representatives of relevant institutions from Europe and the region, who will share their experiences, good practices and lessons learned. Organizers are the Ministry of Human and Minority Rights, Department for Gender Equality and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Montenegro, with the financial support of the Delegation of the European Union to Montenegro.
Panelists on Day 1 will be Srđan Bogosavljević, Marko Uljarević, Kaća Đuričković (Presentation of the research on women in politics in Montenegro), Jelisaveta Kalezić, Snežana Jonica, Daliborka Pejović, Azra Jasavić (Gender perspective of the October 2012 elections); Ivana Petričević, representative of the European Parliament; Mija Javornik from the SEE Network for gender issues; Teuta Sahatqija, president of the Parliamentarian assembly of women Kosovo*; Lovorka Marinović, gender expert from Croatia (Experiences in conducting gender sensitive policies-those directed towards economic empowerment of women).
On Day 2, panelists will be Barbora Galvankova from UNDP Bratislava Regional Center (use of social media in mobilizing women); representatives of IPSOS Strategic Marketing (Presentation of the research on women entrepreneurship in Montenegro)); Tatjana Dalić, Deputy Minister of Labor and Pension system of Croatia, Representative of the Ministry of agriculture of Montenegro and Anita Beretić from the Secretariat for employment & gender equality of Vojvodina (group work on Entrepreneurial potential of unemployed women, rural women and women employed in state administration as well as those living at the edge of poverty).
* This designation is without prejudice to positions on status, and is in line with UNSC 1244 and the ICJ Opinion on the Kosovo declaration of independence.
Kaća Đuričković, UNDP Montenegro Gender Programme Manager
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WEST ORANGE, NJ – The 18th annual Taste of Essex, hosted by the North Essex Chamber of Commerce (NECC), aims to be better than ever this year with dozens of restaurants participating, special activities, such as chair massages and a 50-50 drawing, as well as prizes for best savory and sweet dishes at The Manor in West Orange on April 9 from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
The evening will also include entertainment, courtesy of Any Excuse for a Party! Of Fairfield, Magician David Corsaro, The Creativity Caravan, Musician Tom Pimpinelli, Elements Massage of Nutley and Maxum Cigars.
Taste of Essex showcases dozens of Essex County restaurants, as well as spirits purveyors, all in one location. It is an opportunity for restaurants to promote their offerings and grow their business and for attendees to sample food from a variety of restaurants across the county.
"Essex County continues to grow as a popular dining destination," said Michael Daniels, president of the NECC. "We hope that people will join us for what promises to be an exciting evening of outstanding food and much more."
The cuisine at the Taste of Essex will include Mexican, Italian, Asian, Brazilian, Greek, American, Irish pub food and lots more. Awards will be presented for the best savory and sweet cuisine.
Tickets for the 2018 Taste of Essex are $40 for chamber members and $50 for non-members if paid by April 8, or $80 at the door. Tickets can be purchased online by clicking HERE.
Participating restaurants this year include:
Asahda's Restaurant & No. 413 Banquet Hall
Baccus Fine Wine
Benji's Taqueria Mexican Grill
Brick Lane Curry
Caldwell Market Place
Frank Anthony's Gourmet Italian
Mark and Julie's Homemade Ice Cream
Saki's Cuisine
ShopRite of West Caldwell/Liquors
ShopRite of West Caldwell/Sunrise Kitchen
This event has been made possible through financial support from United Way of Northern New Jersey, Lifelong Investments, Spencer Savings Bank - North Caldwell, Van Dyk Manor Nursing Home, Caring Hands Healthcare Services, Inc., Kearny Bank – Fairfield, K Macken Landscaping LLC, Smolin & Co. P.A., and Asahda's Restaurant & No.413 Banquet Hall.
A portion of the proceeds from the Taste of Essex will go toward the North Essex Chamber Scholarship Fund, which provides scholarships to high school seniors in Essex County.

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WASHINGTON — The head of the Federal Communications Commission said Friday that he wanted to regulate the fees charged cellphone users who cancel their wireless contracts early.
At a news conference, FCC Chairman Kevin Martin would not say whether he endorsed an industry plan to help consumers avoid "early termination fees" that was reported by the Associated Press this week.
But Martin said he supported regulating the fees at a federal level, even if it affects a series of class-action lawsuits against carriers in state courts.
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on 17th & 18th Century pages of a map
''All Widdop tenants 1572-1841''
NEW LINK on
Medieval page
''Archaeological finds''
NEW ACCURATE LINK on
My Widdop Shackletons page
''Tracking ALL Shackletons ''
FREE and UNFREE tenants
Widdop Valley, containing it's reservoir, has attracted increasing numbers of visitors in recent years; walkers,hikers,cyclists,bikers,fell-runners,rock climbers, motorists, occasional T.V. documenters and even some genealogists like me!! Accordingly there has been an increase in the numbers of people asking questions;------- who lived here?
how many people lived here?
what did they do?
was there a village centre?
how many buildings were there?
This site seeks to answer some of these questions using the large amount of archive evidence which DOES exist and to make as much of this available to any visitor of this site.
[if you want to contact me;----- email@example.com]
Widdop Valley lies approximately 5 miles to the north-west of Hebden Bridge and Heptonstall in Calderdale, West Yorkshire.
The valley was originally divided by the stream, Hebden Water, which marked the boundary line between the two 'townships'of;
HEPTONSTALL to the south-west which consisted of four, leasehold, farmsteads;
WADSWORTH to the north-east, principally tenanted farms leased by the Savile Estate in 2 'clusters'--
Higher Houses
Lower Houses
and 2 individual farms--New Laithe Hey and Pastures House
THIS SITE is MAINLY concerned with the settlements and community at WIDDOP to the NORTH-EAST i.e. in WADSWORTH ''township''-------------however; I have now added a page related to HEPTONSTALL [2013]
Most visitors to this site will probably know Widdop having visited on one of the above activities. Widdop is an oval shaped, wide valley [Widdop means 'wide-valley'] enclosed by rocky crags at the top of the Pennines very close to the Lancashire border. Though remote, high up, windswept, almost treeless and with poor soil, it's sheltered, bowl shape was always going to attract settlement, particularly on the south facing slopes.
Much of the valley floor is now filled by the Yorkshire Water Board's reservoir, originally completed by 1878, which managed to 'finish off' the decline of the community which had existed since at least the 16th century, according to the documentary evidence. Earliest mention of Wydhope was in the 1379 Poll Tax.
As an amateur genealogist and historian, inevitably I've worked 'backwards' and have therefore begun with the CENSUS INFORMATION at Widdop, Wadsworth 1841—1901 as a 'point of reference' in the FIRST SECTION on MID-19th CENTURY. I have not included every detail but they are readily available to most people at various sources including Halifax Library, West Yorkshire Archive Services and via Ancestry.co, on line, either by private subscription or at any local library, free, for one hour per day.
Please keep in mind that my original focus was researching my SHACKLETON FAMILY HISTORY which gradually expanded to include whatever documentary evidence was available.
1.The lists of tenants are for ALL Wadsworth township which rarely SPECIFY Widdop.
2. The lists are complete recording all available 'UNFREE' and 'FREE' tenants; where there are gaps there are NO lists.
Each historical section includes paragraphs which explain
1.The national context
2.The local context
3.The archives
4.Analysis of archives
I would advise you to refer to the archives BEFORE the 'analysis'!
Many thanks must be expressed to the staff of the various offices I've visited ; I've quoted the available references on the enclosed 'documents'. The offices were--
Halifax Library; Local Reference Section
West Yorkshire Archive Services[WYAS] at
Halifax [Calderdale Library
and Huddersfield[Kirklees] Library
Nottingham County Archive Office,Nottingham
Savile Estate Office, Dewsbury
Lancashire County Record office, Preston
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18th Annual Wildlife Rescue Run benefits ASLC Wildlife Response Program July 29, 2016
Seward, Alaska (July 28, 2016) – The Alaska SeaLife Center (ASLC) is hosting its 18th Annual 5K Wildlife Rescue Run & Walk on Saturday, August 6. The annual family-friendly race is a fundraiser to support the Center's Wildlife Response Program. This has been another busy year for the Program, which has admitted four harbor seals, one spotted seal, four sea otters, and a spectacled eider to date.
The 5K race route follows a generally flat course along the scenic Seward waterfront and is open to walkers and runners of all levels. Race participants are invited to register online via the link found at www.alaskasealife.org. Race bibs will be available for pick up in the Alaska SeaLife Center atrium on August 6 between 10:00 am and 11:30 am. All participants will begin the race at 12:00 pm. The presentation of race awards and drawings for the door prizes and travel raffle will be held at 2:00 pm.
Race participants are eligible for an array of door prizes this year, for which they must be present at the drawing to win. Door prizes include:
- 2016 Lost Lake Run entry - Two ASLC Wildlife Rescue Racers will win entries for the upcoming Lost Lake Run to be held Aug. 27. Registration for this limited entry cross-country run is closed, so this is a special opportunity to enter. See www.lostlakerun.comfor more information about the race. (2 prizes drawn, $100 value each)
- $50 gift certificate to Ms. Gene's Place, Seward's own Victorian Lounge in the Hotel Seward. (2 prizes drawn, $50 value each)
- Alaska SeaLife Center Family Membership - One year family membership includes free family admission, special programming and monthly educational members-only newsletters. (2 prizes drawn, $125 value each)
- Choice of an Octopus, Puffin or Marine Mammal Encounter for 2 - Go behind the scenes with a member of the ASLC animal care staff to learn more about these amazing animals and participate in a feeding or enrichment session. (1 prize drawn, $149.90 value)
- Otter Encounter Tour for 2 - Go behind the scenes with members of the ASLC animal care team to observe a sea otter feeding or enrichment session and learn more about these adorable animals. (1 prize drawn, $49.90 value)
- Skinny Raven gift cards - Get outfitted for town or trail at Alaska's best resource for running shoes, casual shoes and apparel. (2 prizes drawn, $50 each value)
In addition, the raffle drawing for two unrestricted Alaska Airline tickets—valued at $2,500—will be held at the event. Tickets are available for $25 each or five for $100 at the ASLC ticketing counter until 2:00 pm August 6. Raffle ticket holders do not need to be present to win.
This year, supply donations for the Wildlife Response Program will be accepted at the Wildlife Rescue Run & Walk. New or gently used items utilized to support the rescue and rehabilitation of marine wildlife have been requested, and a container will be available at the race to collect donated items. The list of items being accepted is below.
New items needed:
- Atlas vinyl non-insulated orange gloves (all sizes)
- Whiteboard Expo markers (any size/color)
- Cutting boards (heavy duty plastic only - any size)
- Ziploc Big Bag (gallon size only)
- Cut gloves by Kinco (all sizes)
- Scrub brushes or scrub pads with handles
- Unflavored Pedialyte
- Shampoo, conditioner, body wash (any brand)
- Heavy duty canvas duffel bag
New or gently used items needed:
- Glass Pyrex measuring cups (1-2 cups)
- Bath or beach towels
- Traffic cones (12 – 36")
- Cake pans (used to make ice molds for enrichment - any size and shape)
- Mortar and pestle
- Pill crushers and cutters
- Orange Pill bottles (labels removed and empty)
- Rubbermaid containers (heavy duty, microwave safe)
- Ziploc "Twist n Lock" (small or medium sizes)
- Silverware
Premier Wildlife Rescue Run & Walk sponsors include Shell and ConocoPhillips. Other sponsors include Hub International; Nautilus Impact Investing; Seward Parks & Recreation Department; GCI; Alaska Serigraphics; Metco; Dr. Michael P. Moriarty, DDS; Skinny Raven Sports; Petro 49, Inc.; J & R Fisheries and Kruzof Fisheries, LLC; Seward Properties; Hotel Seward; and Edward Jones.
|Pacific harbor seal pup PV1601 is one of many ASLC Wildlife Response Program success stories. Found stranded in April 2016, in Homer, Alaska, this male pup is the youngest seal to date to have been brought into the Program. Estimated to have been born a month premature, he arrived soon after birth and underweight. Under the expert care and close monitoring of ASLC staff, This pup transitioned to eating and catching live fish and gained the required weight, strength, and skills to be released back to the ocean in just over two months.
About the ASLC: Opened in 1998, the Alaska SeaLife Center is a private, non-profit research institution and public aquarium. ASLC generates and shares scientific knowledge
to promote understanding and stewardship of Alaska's marine ecosystems, and is an accredited member of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums.
The Alaska SeaLife Center operates a 24-hour hotline for the public to report stranded marine mammals or birds, and encourages people who have found a stranded or sick marine animal to avoid touching or approaching the animal.
Call first: 1-888-774-SEAL.


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Thursday, 11 February 2010
Now back at me!!!!
Check this out Laydeeezzzz!!!!!!
19 comments:
- Dave said...
This time you've failed to flag up that I am the model for this advert.
I suppose it's obvious.
- 11 February 2010 at 17:19
- KAZ said...
Note how some men use their four legged friends to attract the women.
Know anyone like that?
- 11 February 2010 at 18:15
- Rog said...
Dave: Only if you should have gone to Specsavers.
Kaz: ...er,.... I wouldn't want to smell like Oz though. Not a good look in the olifactory department.
- 11 February 2010 at 18:52
- Z said...
I can't resist the smell of a dog's paws. Some dogs' ears also smell divine.
I find that a man smells best with nothing on at all. But maybe that's just me.
- 11 February 2010 at 19:47
- Geoff said...
Ooh, you Brut!
- 11 February 2010 at 20:03
- Macy said...
I'm with Z. No need for bottled whiffs on men!
But now I'm looking back at him..I'm looking back at him...
- 11 February 2010 at 20:30
- delcatto said...
Note to self: Make sure my wife doesn't see this advert. She'll be applying for that government scrappage deal for old husbands...
- 11 February 2010 at 21:42
- Roses said...
Someone at my old place at work had a thing about dog's paws too...weird, but hey.
As I don't have a man to compare him with, I'll just look at him.
- 12 February 2010 at 09:39
- Rosie said...
Excuse me...could you see your way to sending me the address of that beach?
- 12 February 2010 at 12:11
- Sarah said...
*pushes rather violently all the girls out of the way....right to the front of THIS queueueueueueueueue*
I like smelling men with nothing on too Z
- 12 February 2010 at 13:40
- zIggI said...
I was disappointed when the towel came off and he had shorts on underneath :(
The horse was nice.
- 12 February 2010 at 18:06
- Rog said...
Z: Mrs Rine is a connoisseur of the dog paw smell also. Weird!
Geoff: You are awful.
Macy: You can't beat those natural pheromones - that's my excuse anyway.
Delcatto: Oh dear, there's a thought!
Roses: The dog paws thing is spreading!
Rosie: Life's a beach.
Sarah: I've got you over excited now haven't I.
Ziggi: Not as nice as the horse in the previous advert.
- 13 February 2010 at 10:11
- Z said...
I'm tremendously excited. I've never known anyone else with the same inclination. I suppose Mrs Rine grew up with dogs in the family? - I don't see that it is something you are likely to learn as an adult.
- 13 February 2010 at 10:29
- Mrs Rine said...
Hello Z, with Lily it is the smell of her ears which I can't resist. She always has a proper doggy smell, which even her own "father" complains about, but her ears are so delicious!
I did grow up with dogs, but only really remember getting into the paw sniffing in later life.
I've heard tales that Rog didn't even like dogs before I arrived on the scene with one in tow!
- 13 February 2010 at 12:09
- Christopher said...
I think Oz and Lil wrote the liadog.
- 13 February 2010 at 12:29
- Rosie said...
My dog smells of digestive biscuits. It's lovely.
- 13 February 2010 at 14:21
- Dave said...
My dog's got no nose...
- 13 February 2010 at 15:37
- Roses said...
I sniff my cat. She smells cat-like.
Sarah, you've got a bloke, stop being greedy. Damn your elbows are sharp.
- 14 February 2010 at 10:06
Ay, all those musings about the divine smell of dogs' feet and ears... It must be Valentine's Day.
BTW, KAZ says:
Note how some men use their four legged friends to attract the women. Know anyone like that?
If true, this would be really despicable behavior, bordering on dog abuse. I, for one, would never fall for it.
BTW, the guy's shower is nice. Wonder what he uses to clean it.
- 14 February 2010 at 21:35


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Pumpkin Pie with Hazelnut Mousse
Yes, it's totally doable to bake a pumpkin pie from scratch! With a simple Hazelnut Mousse topping, this recipe for pumpkin pie looks (and tastes!) like it came from a fancy bakery.
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Pumpkin Pie with Hazelnut Mousse
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. Roll out pastry, flouring work surface and rolling pin as needed, to a circle about 12 inches in diameter. Transfer to a 9-inch pie tin or plate without stretching. Trim pastry to 1/2 inch beyond edge of pie plate. Fold under extra pastry. Crimp edge as desired. Prick bottom and sides of pastry with a fork. Place in freezer 10 minutes. Line pastry with foil pie pan (see Blind Baking, below); fill with dried beans or pie weights. Place on a foil-lined baking sheet. Bake 30 minutes. Carefully remove foil pie pan. Bake 5 minutes more. Cool on wire rack. (If using rolled refrigerated crust, bake according to package directions.)
- In a saucepan combine pumpkin, brown sugar, ginger, cinnamon, salt, and cloves; cook and stir over medium heat for 4 to 5 minutes to integrate flavors. Remove from heat.
- Beat in eggs; add milk, cream, and vanilla. Pour mixture into prepared pie crust. Bake for 50 minutes or until a knife inserted near center comes out clean. Cool on wire rack 1 hour. Refrigerate to store. Serve with Hazelnut mousse.
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Be sure to patch any cracks that develop during rolling.
Trim top rim of foil pie pan at about 2-inch intervals; fold upwards.
Hazelnut Mousse
- In mixing bowl beat egg whites until soft peaks form (tips curl over when beaters are lifted). In small saucepan combine water and sugar; cook and stir over medium heat until sugar is dissolved and mixture comes to a boil. Clip a candy thermometer to side of pan. Cook at a steady boil over medium heat until mixture reaches 240 degrees F (about 5 minutes). Beat egg whites on high speed, slowly pouring in the hot sugar mixture (pour against side of bowl, not in the beaters). When all of sugar mixture is added, continue beating 5 minutes more to cool mixture. In a large bowl whisk together whipping cream and mascarpone cheese; whisk in the Frangelico or other hazelnut liqueur, if desired, and hazelnuts. Whisk in cooled egg whites. Sprinkle with remaining hazelnuts.
Alan's Pie Pastry
- In a very large bowl combine flour, sugar, kosher salt,* and baking powder. With a pastry blender cut in butter leaving chunks the size of peas. Combine water, sour cream, and vinegar. Add liquid all at once to the flour mixture. Quickly stir to distribute; do not overmix. The dough should be slightly crumbly. Let rest in the refrigerator for at least 2 hours or overnight. The finished dough should break, not stretch. Divide into three portions; shape into disks. Use at once or wrap and refrigerate up to 3 days. Or freeze up to 1 month. Thaw overnight in the refrigerator if frozen.
Nutrition Facts (Pumpkin Pie with Hazelnut Mousse)
- Per serving:
- 288 kcal ,
- 17 g fat
- (10 g sat. fat ,
- 1 g polyunsaturated fat ,
- 5 g monounsaturated fat ),
- 89 mg chol. ,
- 130 mg sodium ,
- 31 g carb. ,
- 1 g fiber ,
- 17 g sugar ,
- 4 g pro.


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I was able to get the fabric needed to reupholster those two dining room chairs I showed you on my previous post for next to nothing. I also got enough to make some chevron dinner napkins if I choose to...just need to figure out how to use my sewing machine.
So I'm at a bit of a delima as you can tell. I only have enough time this weekend to complete on craft. I guess i'll have to pick one using the full proof method of "innie minnie minney mo".
Welcome back to another link party here at The Koenigs Create. We host a link up every Wednesday at 9am EST. Where you can come share your latest projects, this is also a way for us to get to know each other. So have fun!
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- We would love if you would link back in some way so that others come and party with us. Be sure to grab our button. (Its on the left side of our blog)
- Link to a specific post, not your whole blog - no more than a couple of post please.
- Please don't link up anything you've already linked here before.
- Try to visit a few other people at the party- We all love our precious comments!
- We want to see your recipes, tutorials, crafts, DIY's, Printable's....anything you created!
- Also by sharing in our party, you give us permission to share your post on our blog or social media sites. We would love to share some of your links through the week.
The most viewed link from last week was!!!
"Use a Wooden Spoon to Keep Water from Boiling Over" from over at jazzygourmetblog. Sherry K always has useful information for us people who aren't that handy in the kitchen.
Alright on to our Favorites!
As you all know I'm a sucker for Before & Afters. MsMoozy didn't let me down on this one she gave me a whole house worth of them. You should head on over and check out all the lovely pictures and get inspired. msmoozysopenhouse
Last but not least here's what Jason picked as his favorite.
coconutheadsurvivalguide turned a nasty toolbox caddy into something super neat and affordable. I see a future craft I'll have to do for his tools.
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Model/Actor B.espy, signed to LA models, shows his sexy attitude in the Brennen Scott 'Emocore' editorial. Espy's strong jaw line, muscular body and pretty-boy looks paired with his minimalist, rocker wardrobe makes this editorial a dark delight. Using a typical sex symbol model for this shoot exemplifies fashion photographer Brennen Scott's love to break out of the box.
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Earlier this year I posted a few times that I was growing food in the Sonoran desert. Though I experienced an extremely hot summer, this one tomato plant survived! It is Golden Sunray and right now the tomatoes are ripening up. I am very happy that I successfully grew food this year.
I am the only Universe Family Healer to have done this so far. It is easy to grow food here. And so it is easy to live here. Mass production of vegetables continue in this area, but, I can also grow food the safe way, without chemicals. Warm winters allow food growing all year long. Year round food growing makes Universe Family Healers very happy.


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Valiant Recovery for over nine years has been standing with families and individuals fighting addiction. Our Residential treatment program helps get to the Roots behind addiction. Our Individualized approach to therapy sets us apart from other crowded centers.
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As a psychologist with specialized training in pastoral care and contemporary psychoanalysis, my focus is on helping individuals and couples try to get to the bottom of issues with which they are struggling, no matter if those issues are personal or relational or both.
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Tampa, Florida may be known as a tourist hot-spot, but this big city has many small city charms for visitors and permanent residents alike. The city has many performing arts organizations, including the Florida Orchestra, Opera Tampa, and the Tampa Bay Symphony. If you and your family are animal lovers, don't miss the Florida Aquarium and the Lowry Park Zoo. Your children and teenagers are sure to love the interactive exhibits and the exotic animal displays. The Tampa Bay History Center offers insights into the history of Tampa, and includes many exhibits that explain the indigenous people who lived in the area, the impact of European exploration, and the importance of shipping to the city's development.1 Whether you're seeking entertainment, education, or anything in between, Tampa is the place for you.
Mental Health in Tampa Bay
For those living with anxiety, living a normal, healthy life can be difficult. The Tampa Bay Anxiety Organization is an organization that meets to discuss experiences with anxiety, and share solutions to managing it. The group is not run by clinical professionals. Meetings take place all over the Tampa Bay area at churches and coffee shops.2
Hepatitis C is a debilitating and often misunderstood disease. The stigma attached to having this disease can also be overwhelming. Thankfully, support groups are available in Tampa for those lving with this illness. The Liver Disease Support group meets 2140 Fowler Avenue in Tampa.3
The importance of a good night's sleep cannot be overstated. Sleep problems, which includes sleep apnea and numerous other respiratory ailments and any disorder which interrupts a full night's sleep can have many debilitating effects, and can lead to many other assorted health problems. AWAKE, (which stands for Alert, Well and Keeping Energetic), is a support group which meets on the third Thurdsay of every month at Tampa General Hospital, on the first floor of the West Pavilion, room B104. For more information, call 813-844-4292.4
Current Initiatives
Burn Survivors Connect is a support group which meets monthly to discuss life after injuries. The group also connects survivors to The Phoenix Society's SOAR program, a peer mentoring program where burn survivors can assist those in recovery. More information can be found by contacting 813-844-3381.5
References1. The Tampa Bay History Center. (2016). Exhibits. Retrieved from http://tampabayhistorycenter.org/exhibits/
2. The Tampa Bay Anxiety Organization. (2017). Home. Retrieved from http://www.meetup.com/The-Tampa-Bay-Anxiety-Association/
3. Hepatitis C Support Groups. (2017). Pages – Support Groups. Retrieved from http://www.hepatitiscentral.com/hcv/support/fl/tampa.html
4. Support Groups. (2017). Pages - Classes and Events. Retreieved from https://www.tgh.org/sg.htm
5. Support Groups. (2017). Pages – Classes and Events. Retrieved from https://www.tgh.org/sg.htm
Tampa is located in Hillsborough County, Florida. It has a land area of 113.41 square miles and a water area of 61.79 square miles.  The population of Tampa is 369,075 people with 142,232 households and a median annual income of $44,185. .
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Mental health treatment and therapy in Tampa is sometimes a struggle to afford for families and individuals without proper insurance coverage. Finances for many in Tampa are not able to cover long term weekly counseling sessions without a budgetary plan in place. The good news is that therapists are often willing to work with you if accessibility is an issue. Low cost therapy and sliding scales are just some of the options that therapists can offer. Insurance may cover your sessions as well. Talk to your counselor to learn more. Low cost counseling and affordable therapy are also sometimes offered by listed city and university level clinics, check with your local Tampa public health department.


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Hi everyone!
We hope you've been enjoying this snowy weather! Although being able
to go out skiing was a lovely treat, the single digit temperatures out
here had us really worried about the greens in our high tunnels --
YOUR greens, I should say.
But, in some sort of serendipitous surprise, the world has warmed
today and the greens have unfrozen! We're going to harvest them right
now. We will not have Brussels sprouts, because they perished out in
the field in the freezing temperatures. This is a somewhat new time of
year for us to be growing and harvesting, so we're thinking that next
year we'd like to harvest those earlier and keep them in storage.
We will be bringing your shares to the Westy tonight, and you can pick
them up anytime between 5 and 7. If you still have your first wax
boxes from your November CSA shares, PLEASE BRING THEM BACK to us!
They cost us money and we'd like to not have to pass those costs on to
you folks. Thanks in advance! They can be unfolded neatly and stored
flat so they stay out of the way.
If you'd like us to NOT bring your share to the Westy, please e-mail
us today by 3 and let us know, if you haven't already, and you can
pick up on the farm on Friday or Saturday.
For now, we're not exactly sure what we'll be harvesting out of the
greenhouses and packing from the cooler, so you may receive something
different than someone else, or not receive something we have written
on the list. But fear not, it will be fresh and delicious.
What's expected in the shares this week:
Spicy Salad Mix
Bok Choy
Winter Squash
Purple Top Turnips
Daikon Radish
Hakurei Turnips
Napa Cabbage
Thanks for your support! See you soon . . . and Happy Holidays!
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Panak- Wishing all a Happy Rama Navami
Wishing all readers of Aps Kitchen who are celebrating Ram Navami a Happy Ram Navami.
I have this recipe of Panak in my blog which is specially made on this day. This is just a new picture which I clicked today.
May god fulfill all good wishes and bless you all.
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A honeymoon can become a nightmare when the newlyweds attend a...
...as you'll see in this tale from Standard's Adventures into Darkness #6 (1952).
The scripter and inker of this story are unknown, but the pencils are clearly by George Tuska, one of the hardest-working artists of the Golden, Silver and Bronze Ages.
This tale has never been reprinted...until now, in the pages of IDW's horror anthology Haunted Horror #2, now at your local comic book shop.
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Video of New F-Series (in Italian)
A quick video (in Italian) of the new F-Series, quick impressions, screen changes seem smooth and fast, a bit slower in the app screens. The screen seems ok, a bit dull in this video but that might be just the video. Viewing angles seem a bit mediocre but I hope it is due to the video or because the lighting is poor. If anyone wishes to translate, please do.
Hit up the source below to see more hands on images.
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At Blythe House
Peter Campbell
Blythe House, a late Victorian pile close to Olympia, was built to house the Post Office Savings Bank. It's now the V&A's working store for its art and design collections. Tiled corridors and rooms where thousands worked (male and female clerks carefully segregated) are now filled with racks and lined with cupboards. Through glass doors you glimpse recognisable objects: guns, tiles, pots, table lamps – and nameless parcels. Some walls are lined with plaster casts. I saw only one curatorial huddle, but men and women do work here. All that is not being conserved or packed is ordered, labelled, docketed. A visit was possible because until 27 June Blythe House, which usually allows no visitors, is open to anyone who has reserved a place on a tour. Parties of up to seven people are taken to the roof by lift and led back down by way of stairs and corridors to work spaces filled with packing cases and rolls of plastic wrap, to store-rooms with banks of rolling shelving and, finally, to a coal bunker.
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When I was a psychiatric nurse in training, one phrase was always drummed into us students when dealing with " difficult" patients
" Reject the a behaviour never the person"
Sometimes it's a difficult rule to follow.
Last night I worked a late shift at Samaritans. The late night/early morning stint is usually a busy one with the phones constantly ringing, call after call after call. It can be a challenging and rewarding shift , and it one that I prefer to work on given the fact I am mentoring two new volunteers who would gain invaluable experience with the different myriad of callers.
Recently The Samaritans have implemented a freephone number and subsequently there has been an increased demand for the service. Anecdotally, I have noticed an increase in " crank" calls getting through to volunteers with sex callers making up a significant proportion of these incoming calls.
Of course the intensive Samaritan training covers strategies for dealing with sex callers. The caller is not rejected but the behaviour is , and the Samaritan is trained to take charge of the call, firmly but kindly bringing the call to an end unless the challenge opens up another avenue of discussion.
However sometimes it is difficult to remain upbeat when time after time you have been asked to describe the colour of your pants , or to listen to a caller in the throws of masturbation, and it's a little heartbreaking to see the disappointment on the face of the new volunteers after another crank call blocks the lines, preventing a genuine caller from getting through to some help.
Last night, we must have received a dozen such calls, and I must admit, instead of the usual " I am ending this call" conclusion to one man who wanted me to listen to what he wanted to do to small girls , I asked him gently if he understood that he was blocking the line from callers who were in genuine distress.
Characteristically the line went dead.
And seconds late the same man, with the same story was talking to my colleague.
Such is the nature of the beast.


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Click here for audio file- Portion of an Oct. 6, 2000 conversation between informant Randall Smith and County Commissioner Ed Jones at Leonards Bar II. Smith, who was wearing a wire, was being recorded by the Colorado Springs police during an undercover drug buy.
RANDALL SMITH: Yeah, Im still on parole for another 30 days or so.
ED JONES: Are you?
SMITH: Yeah. Yeah, Im not doing any dope or nothing.
JONES: Yeah, thats good.
SMITH: Ive got a guy whos sending some down to the penitentiary.
JONES: Sending dope down? SMITH: His girlfriend smuggles it into the... JONES: Oh, really? SMITH: visitor room. But I aint fucking with it. (pause) JONES: What, what, whats going on? (unidentified woman speaks inaudibly in background) JONES: (inaudible) (laughs) I know one thing, theres not a dull moment around here.
Click here for audio file - Informant Randall Smith talking to police outside the bar after a drug buy that occurred on Oct. 6, 2000 Leonards Bar II.
Click here for audio file- Portion of an Oct. 28, 2002 Independent interview with former Deputy District Attorney Dave Foley.
County Commissioner Ed Jones, a Republican running for state Senate, watched at least one drug deal go down at a Colorado Springs bar where he was a regular patron, an informer told police two years ago.
"Ed sat right there and saw every bit of it," the informer, Randall Smith, told police after he allegedly observed the drug deal -- in the middle of a business day at Leonard's Bar II on East Platte Avenue -- during an undercover investigation in the fall of 2000. Smith's remark was recorded on a police surveillance audiotape, a copy of which was obtained by the Independent along with other tapes.
Moreover, the detective in charge of the investigation told prosecutors that Jones had been sitting with him and Smith on at least one occasion when the detective and Smith purchased cocaine openly across the bar, according to former Deputy District Attorney David Foley.
Foley, the lead prosecutor in the case, was concerned enough about the statements that he asked his boss, District Attorney Jeanne Smith, to review the information and determine whether charges should be filed against Jones. However, Foley says there was insufficient evidence to charge Jones.
Jones, who did not return calls seeking comment for this story, has publicly denied knowing anything about drug deals at Leonard's Bar II.
Right in front of him
As initially reported in the Independent on Oct. 10, Jones -- who is in a close state Senate race against Democrat Tony Marino -- was a regular patron at Leonard's Bar II and a close friend of the bar's owner, Leonard Carlo.
The now-closed notorious bar was littered with prominently displayed signs containing the words "f***" and "c***," which in 1999 were confiscated by state liquor agents, though Carlo went to court and won his signs back.
A subsequent drug investigation led to 20 criminal charges against Carlo, ranging from robbery to racketeering and drug distribution. However, Carlo pleaded guilty and was convicted of just one count of possessing cocaine. He denies having committed any crimes and accuses police and prosecutors of lying. Several of his bartenders, however, pleaded guilty to selling cocaine.
Police had launched the drug investigation after being tipped off by Randall Smith, a career criminal who was also a longtime friend of Jones. Randall Smith and an undercover detective, Richard "Dusty" DuVall, proceeded to purchase cocaine at the bar on several occasions.
As previously reported, DuVall told the Independent that Jones was in the bar on at least four of those occasions. DuVall declined to speculate publicly on whether Jones knew about the drug deals.
But Foley says DuVall told him Jones must have known.
"He told us that Ed Jones was sitting right there at the bar with him when the transaction took place," Foley said. "And we asked him if Ed Jones knew what was going on. He said, 'I don't know how he could not have known. It was right in front of him.'"
The smell test
Surveillance tapes from the investigation also indicate that on several occasions when Randall Smith and DuVall bought cocaine in the bar, Jones was in close proximity to Randall Smith, who wore a concealed transmitting device. In the audiotapes, Jones can be heard chatting with Randall Smith.
And following one alleged drug transaction, Randall Smith can be heard talking to police after he has left the bar. He describes how bar staff conducted a drug deal "while I was sitting there talking to Ed."
He continues, "Ed sat right there and saw every bit of it -- and says he don't know what's going on. Yeah, shit, Ed -- you ain't blind."
The undercover operation ended abruptly when police raided the bar on Oct. 20, 2000, after Carlo found out Randall Smith was an informer.
Jeanne Smith, the district attorney, spoke with Jones in her office two days after reviewing the surveillance tapes, Foley says. However, Foley says he doesn't know what the two talked about.
Smith, who has contributed $100 to Jones' election campaign, did not return phone calls requesting comment for this story. However, in a fax message, she denied having summoned Jones to her office to discuss the drug case.
Foley says he believes his former boss handled the case appropriately, adding that he, Jeanne Smith and another deputy district attorney all felt there was insufficient evidence to charge Jones.
Still, Foley says he doubts Jones' claims that he had no idea what was going on. "It didn't pass the smell test. I mean, he's saying he knew nothing about it, but the detective is telling us he's sitting right there."
Silence from the cop
Jeanne Smith rejected a request from the Independent to release surveillance tapes from the investigation, instead referring the request to the Colorado Springs Police Department. Police, in turn, also refused, arguing that the tapes "contain intelligence and security information" and that their release "would be contrary to the public interest." However, the newspaper was able to obtain the tapes elsewhere.
DuVall also did not respond to numerous requests for comment for this story. After the detective gave an interview for the Independent's Oct. 10 story, Jones' campaign manager, attorney Bob Gardner, called top police department officials and demanded an internal-affairs investigation against the detective to find out what he had told the newspaper.
The commander of the Internal Affairs division personally conducted an inquiry and reported his findings directly back to Gardner within two days.
Since then, DuVall has not returned calls from the newspaper.
Colorado Springs City Councilman Charles Wingate said this week that he's concerned the internal-affairs investigation may have intimidated DuVall. Wingate says he plans to discuss the matter with City Manager Lorne Kramer.
"It's not the city's responsibility to protect political candidates of any party," said Wingate, himself awaiting trial on charges of illegally using a city credit card. The public needs to be assured, Wingate said, "that an elected official is not going to get a pass because they're an elected official."
Police Chief Luis Velez, however, rejects the notion that DuVall has been gagged.
"Officers, they become nervous, certainly, when Internal Affairs knocks on their door," Velez said. However, he added, "I don't know why Dusty's not returning your calls. ... It's not because anybody here has told him, 'You are not to do that.'"
On taxpayers' time
Meanwhile, Jones' opponent, Tony Marino, says he's troubled by the latest information on Jones.
"If this is true, it speaks clearly to Mr. Jones' character," said Marino, a former undercover narcotics officer in Utah. "I find it reprehensible that an elected official would sit and watch a felony narcotics transaction go down without notifying somebody."
And a representative from a county government watchdog group finds it disconcerting that Jones was hanging out in a bar during daytime business hours.
The surveillance tapes indicate that Jones, who is paid $56,600 per year to serve as county commissioner, was at the bar at least twice on weekday afternoons, when drug deals took place.
"That's inappropriate," said Jim Alice Scott, of the Committee for Responsible County Government. "I would think [commissioners] would have better things to do on county time."
A spokeswoman for one of Jones' biggest backers, Gov. Bill Owens, refused to comment. Owens has reportedly given $20,000 to Jones' campaign and was, as of press time, scheduled to walk precincts with Jones this weekend.
"Without seeing the information, I won't comment on it," said Cinamon Watson, the governor's campaign spokeswoman.


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Caesars Interactive Entertainment, formerly branded as Harrah's, became the 12th company to receive a licence to operate an online poker room for Nevada residents last week, courtesy the state of Nevada.
Caesars plans to partner with 888 Holdings for their Nevada poker room, though 888 Holdings is still waiting for their own licence to be granted before work on the site can begin in earnest, though that's considered all but a formality of red tape and paperwork at this point, as the business relationship between the two companies has already been approved.
Caesars and 888 Holdings are not new to the online gaming realm, or each other. Caesars first online gaming venture was launched in 2008, Caesarscasino.com, branded after their most recognizable casino. That site currently operates in the U.K and is only available for residents of that region. The gaming software for that site was courtesy 888, and is but one of many gaming ventures they back in various ways, in addition to operating their own 888.com poker, sports betting, bingo, and casino sites.
In Nevada however, only companies with brick-and-mortar casinos are permitted to operate an online poker room, limiting 888 to their role as software provider for Caesars' site, a role which they are no stranger to, and more than able to fulfill.
Other companies licensed to operate poker rooms in Nevada include Caesars major rivals, MGM and Golden Nugget, as well as Boyd Gaming. Companies licenced to provide services for Nevada poker rooms include Fertitta Interactive LLC, owned by the Fertitta brothers of UFC fame, which runs the Ultimate Poker Facebook game, and would like to see that branding expanded. Several other companies are also awaiting their own approval, including social game maker Zynga, which runs a Facebook poker game of their own.
They'll be playing catch-up to Caesars and 888 however, and with the track record of excellence in online and offline gaming that these two behemoths of the industry possess, there's little doubting that their transition into the Nevada online poker scene will be relatively smooth and free of surprises (like, say, the nasty surprise of that river card that you know just gave your opponent a straight).
Caesar's is hopeful that their new Nevada poker site will be up and running early in 2013; surely a tasty morsel of news for the insatiable gaming appetites of the citizens of Nevada.


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Liam Hemsworth, Isla Fisher, Elizabeth Debicki, Kate Winslet and Judy Davis are all set to join "Proof" director Jocelyn Moorhouse's romantic drama "The Dressmaker".
Winslet's character returns home to the remote country town from which she fled as a child after being accused of murder. Trying to make amends with her eccentric mother.
Initially ostracised, she soon liberates and empowers the town's women with her quick wit and beautiful clothing – unexpectedly finding love and exacting sweet revenge on those who wronged her.
Also onboard are director of photography Don McAlpine ("Moulin Rouge"), costume designer Tim Chappel ("The Adventures of Priscilla"), production designer Roger Ford ("Babe") and editor Jill Bilcock ("Elizabeth: The Golden Age").
Sue Maslin produces and filming begins in Victoria, Australia in October.
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I was never good at these things anyway to be perfectly honest. I'll admit I blew a good PLEX worth of isk of more playing the micro lotteries offered by SomerBlink. This is surprising to me because I haven't dropped a dime on other sites like Evebet or some other out of game site. Yes, and I did so after the first Somer fiasco. Sue me. I just never saw the big deal.
So this time the argument about SomerBlink boiled down to the fact that Somer was giving in-game isk benefits through their PLEX buyback program if you bought the time codes through Markee Dragon, thereby giving Somer a few real life bucks for the referral. Offer a good buyout price on the PLEX after they were converted from time codes and people will use you for all their cash for isk needs. Brilliant.
In simple terms:
1) You bought time codes from Markee through Somer's referral link.
2) Somer received their share of the referral revenue from Markee.
3) Somer gave you an extra few million isk for your PLEX if you used the referral.
So this basically translated into RMT because Somer gave you something in game to use them as your PLEX megastore. Hmmm… so you're not allowed to give an in-game item for real life monetary gain. Interesting. Because I'm pretty sure that Twitch streamers have been doing that for some time – getting subscriber revenue by giving away ships and PLEX on their channels in return for the real life revenue they generate through subscribers.
Now I know this sounds just argumentative on the surface, but if we're going to call RMT every time someone makes a buck by giving out stuff in game, the circumstance that I just explained must be taken into consideration. This is why CCP needs an iron-clad RMT policy to explain why one form of in game prizes for real life revenue is okay, but another isn't. Don't misunderstand me, I support people who stream games on Twitch. They're entertaining and bring people into the game. I think they SHOULD be monetarily rewarded for their efforts. But if I'm going to stay objective, I have to bring all possibilities under the same scrutiny.
This isn't going to be a popular argument. Then again, my opinions are usually pretty contestable. I'm curious to know what the community thinks.


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Online Merchant Account : Best Reviews of 2018
Merchant account is a contract between a business and a bank or a financial institution. This contract ensures that the bank accepts payments for the products or services on behalf of the business. These Online Merchant Account acquiring banks ensures that a merchant or company can accept payment from international customers for the products or services they deliver. Thus merchant accounts form a vital part of any E-commerce business.
There are two types of merchant accounts. First is the normal account, where the Online Merchant Account can directly access the card and ensure that it is a legitimate customer, thereby the risk involved is minimal. The second type of Online Merchant Account involves the accounts where it is not possible to visually testify the customer. These types of accounts include adult entertainment merchants, online tobacco merchants, replica merchants, online gambling merchants, pre-paid calling merchants, VOIP merchants, multilevel marketing merchants, or any transaction that takes place with the customer physically not present. Thereby, the possibility of fraud activity is much greater with this type of business which results in classifying these types of accounts as "high risk" ones. Naturally, these high risk merchant accounts present the risk of the dreaded charge backs for the banks in question. It has been proved by various researches that these high risk processing transactions are more susceptible to fraudulent transactions.
Online Merchant Account : Things to Note and Avoid
Merchant accounts for adult sites are only provided by those people who are willing to accommodate risky and controversial businesses. Normally most merchant-account providers refrain from associating with such risky trade. Even if they do, the rates offered are much higher compared to normal merchant accounts. Such is the case with credit card processing for adult sites as well. There are cases where they charge up to 20% more.
The payments to a merchant-account for adults can come mainly in two ways that is the monthly membership fee which is charged for continued service as well as one-off fees. These payments have to be credited to an account maintained solely for this purpose.
These offshore concerns make arrangements for receiving periodic payments as well as one-off cash receipts. Few hurdles are faced with such an arrangement as these service providers are prompt and orderly in their payments. They are equipped with state of the art software for detecting fraud and duplication.
The Adult sites business can be a money spinner therefore there is no real dearth of risk takers willing to provide merchant accounts for adult site business. Some adult sites rake in several millions year and thus will have numerous takers.
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The Synod on the New Evangelisation has now reached its conclusion. It has published a message that can be read in full here, elsewhere on the Catholic Herald website.
The following passage struck a chord with me:
We must form welcoming communities in which all outcasts find a home, concrete experiences of communion which attract the disenchanted glance of contemporary humanity with the ardent force of love – "See how they love one another!" (Tertullian, Apology, 39, 7). The beauty of faith must particularly shine in the actions of the sacred Liturgy, above all in the Sunday Eucharist. It is precisely in liturgical celebrations that the Church reveals herself as God's work and renders the meaning of the Gospel visible in word and gesture.
What it is saying is that the parish is going to tbe the primary place of evangelisation, and that the Holy Mass is going to be the place where the individual encounters not just the Church but Christ as well. As I have said before now, it is thus imperative that our parishes offer the best possible of everything, particularly liturgy and preaching: after all it is Christ who is celebrated and Christ who is preached. And the key word in all this is "beauty": the beauty of faith must be allowed to shine out and it must never be obscured.
The document also mentions Scripture:
The frequent reading of the Sacred Scriptures – illuminated by the Tradition of the Church who hands them over to us and is their authentic interpreter – is not only necessary for knowing the very content of the Gospel, which is the person of Jesus in the context of salvation history. Reading the Scriptures also helps us to discover opportunities to encounter Jesus, truly evangelical approaches rooted in the fundamental dimensions of human life: the family, work, friendship, various forms of poverty and the trials of life, etc.
It is not quite clear what this means in practice but it is undoubtedly true that there can be no true proclamation of the Good News without a scriptural basis. So, we need to do much more to promote the understanding and appreciation of the Bible.
The document also contains this insight:
We also want to thank men and women involved in another expression of the human genius, art in its various forms, from the most ancient to the most recent. We recognize in works of art a particularly meaningful way of expressing spirituality inasmuch as they strive to embody humanity's attraction to beauty. We are grateful when artists through their beautiful creations bring out the beauty of God's face and that of his creatures. The way of beauty is a particularly effective path of the new evangelization.
Again, the accent is on beauty, and here too the emphasis is surely correct. More people have been won over to Christ by, for example, Bernini's Saint Teresa in Ecstasy, than any tome on apologetics. Catholicism is a religion of the visual. We need to explore new avenues of beauty that lead to the truth of God in all the arts to try to reach our contemporaries. Faith is caught, not taught, and art is an effective way of catching souls – so the history of the Counter-Reformation shows.


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"Education without educating mind and heart is no education"
Ensuring an artistic, healthy and contented childhood
The exclusive idea stroked the minds of a dedicated group of Shri Ram Murti Smarak Trust & Round Table India in 2014. The group who saw the need of educating the poor and underprivileged children of the Indian society, they propose to inculcate, a sense of self respect in the deprived children by developing their overall personality, communication skill and sensitizing them about the virtue of health and basic hygiene along with the spirit of curiosity. They want them to find answers through enquiry, exploration and experiment.
Shri Ram Murti Smarak School Block at village Asha Khera, Distt. Unnao, got inaugurated on 4th January, 2015. The school has been built by Round Table India in partnership with the Shri Ram Murti Smarak Trust
The primary school has approx. 12000 Sq. Ft. of constructed area, catering to 240 students in 6 classes and has been well equipped with modern facilities such as a Smart Classes,Library, Administrative Offices, Computer laboratories, Science Laboratories, Playground etc. Free school uniforms, bags, books and stationary are given to all students. The school runs as a fully charitable school with a highly subsidized fee structure of Rs. 50 on a monthly basis.
The high-grade infrastructure and quality education is bringing prosperity and a great learning opportunity to the children of Ashakhera, Kusheri, Soramau, Babakhera, Bichgari, Himmatgarh, Mishrapur, Lalpur, Hasanpur and adjoining villages. The English medium school follow CBSE pattern to allow children to easily move to higher schools in the future.
The land of 30,000 sq feet on which this school will be built has been donated by Shri Ram Murti Smarak Trust Bareilly and Lucknow. This is the first of such social initiatives in the city where two non-governmental organizations have come together to build a new charitable school, especially catering to children from underprivileged families.
Shri Ram Murti Smarak Charitable School is a school with a difference emphasizing not merely on knowledge dissemination, but gives equal importance to personal, spiritual and social development of students. Such integral and value-based formations which will help mold the future of the young kids to be an innovative, competent, creative and empathetic human being". "As a thought leader, SRMS TRUST always strives to offer an education regimen which goes beyond a mere report card and aims at grooming students as responsible citizens for the society at large".
The complete operational and administrative running cost of this school is sponsored by Shri Ram Murti Smarak Trust.


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Fatal Road Crash – Kaipara Dsitrict – Northland
Press Release – New Zealand Police
At 3.52pm today Police were advised of a serious crash on Pouto Road in the Kaipara District."Fatal Road Crash – Kaipara Dsitrict – Northland"
At 3.52pm today Police were advised of a serious crash on Pouto Road in the Kaipara District.
The crash involves a single motor vehicle that has collided with a bridge.
One person has since died at the scene, another has life threatening injuries.
A young child has moderate injuries.
Fire, Ambulance and Police are in attendance and the Westpac Rescue Helicopter has been deployed to the scene from Auckland.
Pouto Road is expected to be closed for some time, Police are requesting that motorist consider delaying their travel until a scene examination is complete.
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First and foremost, I'd set as my immediate goal to get videotape and photographs of all the electrical equipment in question. When I say everything, I mean everything, i.e. from the entire electrical service, the equipment in the newly renovated areas, the conductors feeding all the equipment, even the lettering describing what type of insulation is on the conductors. I would get pictures and videotape of the electricians' tools, vehicles, and even the Dumpsters in and around the area. This may sound excessive, but I always expect the worst and hope for the best. Next, I would begin a plan to bypass the affected equipment and re-feed the adjacent stores. If this turns out to be impossible, at least we have video and photographic evidence to review.
Second, I would check out the mall security cameras in all the likely locations for signs of evidence. If there were any UPS/PCS machines with built-in recording equipment, I would review the history.
Third, I would acquire a list of names of people with access to the equipment concerned. Electricians, carpenters, plumbers, HVAC mechanics – whoever. I would want to interview all the personnel involved, especially the electricians doing the installation, and any building electricians. I would want to know the who, what, why, where, when and how. I would want to find out exactly what equipment malfunctioned and investigate the history of said equipment for any defects or concerns. I would also want to investigate the history of the individual electricians doing the work, as well as the history of the company they worked for. The questions I would ask would be obvious: Has this type of thing ever happened before? Has this company and the corresponding electricians done this type of work before? Do these electricians engage in good safety practices? Did they check out the conductors and equipment before energizing? Does the company have drug and alcohol testing? It may be that an electrician dropped a tool on a live part and the rest is history, but it may be much much more. I would take special note as to the work completed thus far. Was the work done in a professional and workmanlike manner, or was it done sloppy and half-hearted? Did the work completed meet the standards of the NEC?
Finally, and most importantly, did the interviews match up with each other? Did those interviews agree with the damaged equipment, or did something else become evident during the investigation?
This would surely be a difficult job without fighting the clock and is made much more difficult with time ticking by to get the stores back up and online. This is how I would begin to approach the problem.
Mark Vallerand
Vallerand Electric Company VECO
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Over 63 Calls to Dispatch About Explosions Last Night Near Fortuna
Facebook post from the Fortuna Police:
As many of you are aware, there were several loud explosions/gun shots heard across Fortuna last night. At this time, the department believes the explosions/gun shots were occurring along the banks of the Eel River. HCSO is also aware of the incident. We would also like to thank our communications staff for their hard work last night. Our communications center was staffed with a single dispatcher and her trainee who were flooded with the calls will all handling radio communications for the four agencies we dispatch for (Fortuna PD, Ferndale PD, Rio Dell PD, & Fortuna Fire). In less than one hour, they received 18 911 calls and 45 non emergency line calls about the incident (63 calls total).


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February 24, 2014Makeup
Tip of the Day: How to Get Rid of Ghost Face
Having a selfie problem? If your face looks paler than usual in pictures, it's probably because your foundation or tinted moisturizer has too much SPF in it—normally a good thing. Keep two on hand, one for day and one SPF-free formula for night.
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DOD Identifies Army Casualty
The Department of Defense announced today the death of a soldier who was supporting Operation Enduring Freedom.
Spc. Brian D. Riley Jr., 24, of Longwood, Fla., died May 15, in Kunar province, Afghanistan. He was assigned to the 2nd Battalion, 35th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 25th Infantry Division, Schofield Barracks, Hawaii.
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Italian experimentalists Andrea Bellentani and Simon Maccari have already released one album as The Diaphanoids [I'm sure that every time I type that in this review I'm going to go back and check I've spelt it correctly – embarrassment may well follow I fear], Astral Weekends, released in 2009 on Bear Funk Records, but that's not a record that I'm familiar with, so I start from scratch with their second offering, LSME which will appear on Tirk Records at the end of April.
Now, yesterday I was writing about Kev Ellis and his Space Cadet album, and talking about how it seemed to be about a musician making space-rock fun by using all the standard components of the genre to just have a good time with making music. The Diaphanoids is a very different prospect, a quite serious suite of sounds, cavernous and weird, sounding big and deep and unearthly in a Radiophonic Workshop sort of way but with a Krautrock sense underneath it, a uncomfortable and challenging listen, a sonic assault or aural exploration. So we get things such as '55th Dimension Nervous Breakdown' which is a noisefest where the rhythms are the key, starting out a little akin to the entry into Space Ritual, or its linking points, invoking hollowness, apparition, ethereal, unknowable and moving into a discordant and disjointed psychedelia… haunting and unsettling. It's a mind journey, really. When it starts with more conventional, relaxing, soundscapes it still develops or devolves into that mesh of experimental generation of sounds – as in 'You Can't Shine If You Don't Burn', a quite absorbing and cleansing piece in many ways.
'How Can I Distinguish Sky From Earth If They Keep On Changing Their Place' [Are they challenging Sendelica for longest song titles I wonder?], has a Turner-esque feel to it in early places, and 'All The Constellations Aren't Worth A Pinpoint Of Liquid Light In Your Eyes' is a slow, sonorous, mood piece that's like diving into inky blackness and feeling the weightless of eternity wrapping itself around you, folding you into itself and taking you deeper and deeper, the atmospheric highlight of this suite. The title track works the tried and trusted route of playing around a simple theme, just as 'Our Own Private Elsewhere' does, and again they're playing with sounds and noises across that starting layer.
The play-out track, 'These Nights Wear Three Heads, Five Arms, And Ten Legs' is another cacophony of swirling experimentalism, cavernous again in the way those linking sections in Space Ritual are – a collision of space-rock, Kosmische and Kraut. It's a fascinating and tense collection of instrumentals, industrial and ethereal by turn, demanding of its listener but intriguingly good work.
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Sunderland RCA celebrated a first win of the season in last night's eight-goal thriller at West Allotment Celtic.
The Wearsiders, who took just one point from their opening three Division One fixtures, conceded a goal to Dale Pearson with barely a minute on the clock.
A brace of goals from Clayton Davis turned the tables, but, by early in the second half, Pearson was again on target to haul Celtic level at 2-2.
It was then RCA's turn to go in front with Callum Hope's strike, only for Ian Lee to make it 3-3 on 55 minutes.
With the clock ticking down, Davis completed his hat-trick for a 4-3 RCA lead and, in added time, Stephen Callan made certain of all three points for Martin Swales' side.
Shildon are the new leaders and boast the only 100 per cent record.
The Railwaymen have yet to concede a goal after seeing off Guisborough Town 1-0 with a crucial effort from Paul Connor.
Reigning champions Marske United defeated Bishop Auckland 2-0 as Craig Gott bagged both goals, while Morpeth Town, who started the night in pole position, had to settle for a 2-2 draw at Newcastle Benfield.
Ben Sayer and Keith Graydon had them comfortably on top until Paul Brayson threw Benfield a lifeline. Six minutes from time, Brayson converted a penalty for the equaliser.
Debutant Dan Wilson, signed from Dunston UTS, fired North Shields in front at home to Newton Aycliffe.
Just before the interval, Aycliffe's Stuart Banks was shown a straight red card and a minute later Robins' skipper Kevin Hughes was given a second yellow, evening up the numbers.
Early in the second period, Paul Garthwaite scored at the second attempt to earn Aycliffe a 1-1 draw.
It's been a remarkable few days for Birtley Town, who were routed 9-0 by Team Northumbria in Division Two on Saturday.
Last night, they hammered Stokesley SC 9-0 as the goals flowed from Dan Maddison (4), Andrew Clarkson (2), Jak Mitchell, Scott Arnott and Damon Ellis.
Easington Colliery lost 3-2 at Heaton Stannington, whose matchwinners were Jonathan Wright, Brian Dodsworth and Ben Telford.
Luke Page struck twice for the Colliers, who were unable to take advantage when Heaton goalkeeper Shaun Backhouse was sent off when the score was 3-1.
Scott Heslop was Chester-le-Street's marksman in a 1-1 draw at Willington, with Lewis Milner restoring parity within six minutes of the opener.


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We're spoilt with great weather, delicious food and lovely company. Hope you are all having a wonderful Easter too!
x Leila
p.s did you spot my Easter coaster on the table?
That all looks so summery and beautiful! Happy EasterReplyDelete
Wow, what a gorgeous day you are having! I love that scene of the lovely flowers and what looks like a fabulous breakfast. Enjoy!ReplyDelete
How inviting....so fresh and lovely. Have a wonderful EasterReplyDelete
How beautiful!!I did spot your coaster, I was looking for a fried egg mug rug too :) You always have the most beautiful flowers!ReplyDelete
beautiful and the lilacs look sooo pretty! :)ReplyDelete
Happy Easter to you, too.
You've got such a wonderful place.
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text: SOUTH BEND -- Renee C. Dysert and Bartholomew J. Monnier married at noon Sept. 3 in St. Matthew Cathedral and are making their home in Grand Rapids. She is the daughter of Sheryl and Steve Dysert of 1402 E. Colfax Ave., and the groom is the son of Liz and Greg Monnier of 1335 Matthews Lane. The bride, who has taken the name Renee Peggs-Monnier, graduated from Trinity High School,Valparaiso (Ind.) University with a bachelor's degree in music performance, and the University of Notre Dame with a master's degree in theological studies. She is employed asdirector of Christian formation at Grace Episcopal Church, Grand Rapids. The groom graduated from Riley High School and from Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana with an associate's degree in computer-aided design and manufacturing, computer numerical control programming and industrial maintenance. He is employed as a computer numerical control machinist by Cad Cam Services Inc., Kentwood, Mich.


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I've been trying to avoid processed foods. This means if I have a craving for something delicious and dessert like I need to make it myself. Every now and then something chocolate-y and cake-y sounds really good. I found a recipe on Pinterest but I found it to be a little too dry so I continued to tweak it until it was the perfect consistency. And I put off sharing my recipe with you all until it was just right. This grain free, dairy free, gluten free mug cake is great in the morning for breakfast, before a run or even at night with a cup of hot cocoa.
Start with 3 tablespoons of coconut flour.
Add one ripe banana.
Mix the banana and the coconut flour.
Add an egg and mix in the batter.
Add 2 tablespoons of coconut milk and mix.
Add 2 tablespoons of agave or honey and mix.
Add 2 tablespoons of ghee or butter of your choice and mix.
Add 2 tablespoons of cocoa powder and mix.
If you prefer dark chocolate, add 1 more tablespoon of cocoa powder.
Microwave for 3 minutes and 30 seconds.
Depending on how powerful your microwave is, you may need to add or subtract time.
Finished product! Enjoy!
This morning I woke up and realized I was out of almond milk. I can't drink my coffee without almond milk so I went to the grocery store at 7:30. It was quite nice. It was pretty much just me and the Mimosa guy. The best part was that I found nog heaven. I was reminded that Christmas is right around the corner! I love how many options there are for nogs now. I used to drink the soy version but this year I thought I'd give the coconut version a try. I came home and made an iced coffee and added So Delicious Coconut Milk Nog. I used to love the Egg Nog Latte at Starbucks but I don't think I will need one this year. So Delicious Coconut Milk Nog is a wonderful substitute. (Side note - I can't believe how long my hair is getting!)
I made bacon, eggs and potatoes for breakfast. I could eat this meal every day. It is so good and it provides great fuel for a run. I'll be running four miles later on. I'm actually looking forward to it! I'll be downloading some new music to get me through. Happy Saturday!!!


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The other week I finished making my shorts and now Ive finally had time to blog the outcome!
Here I'm just going to share some images of the process of making these shorts.
Here are the final fabrics I used to make my shorts:
Here I pretty much made two pairs of shorts and sewed the together at the centre front before I sewed the zip in.
Here are the shorts on Jess.
I will post pictures of the final shorts tomorrow!! thanks for reading what do you think of my shorts?


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I look at the young dude and I could see him smiling at me, wow this dude is so handsome I
said to myself and sat down. Miss Eunice went to the board and wrote mean on it, she asked the class to define it but everybody is quiet ,she called about two people to define it but they couldn't then she called me. I defined it as summation of all the data in a value divided by the numbers of value in a set of data. After few minutes she wrote a question on the board and asked one of us to come out and solve it but none of us came out except for David Austin who solve it and got it correctly
She tought us for about one hour thirty minutes before the next teacher comes in,few hours time the bell rang for break. l couldn't go out for break because this is my first day in this school and i am a very shy person ,I was in my sit when a girl of about my age walk up to me and introduced herself as Sonia Dickson. she was slender, average in height and a little light in complexion. The only difference between the both of us is that I am dark in complexion and average in body size. I introduced myself as Cynthia David and we both exchange handshake after that she told me that she is impressed by the way I answered question at my first day at school and that she would like us to be friends, I was so happy and she offered to buy me lunch for accepting to be her friend.
She took me to a carteen in the school where we bought meatpie and soft drinks,as we are about eating David Austin walked into the carteen,I looked at him and he smiled at me,he walked up to us and asked to joined us. Sonia quickly accepted and we all had lunched together happily, the bell rang few minutes later and we all left for our classes,at 3:30pm the closing bell rang and everybody started preparing to go home,some people could not even wait for the bell to finish ringing before running out of the class.
Everybody left the class except for Sonia and i because I was waiting for her to finish copying the assignment on the board, when she was true we started going home when we heard somebody calling my name, I turned and it was David Austin running and calling out to us
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It's been over a week since I've landed in Darwin and there's a lifetime that has passed between then and now. I've sang songs, laughed till I cried, danced till my feet hurt, developed a high level of excellence in charades and incorporated dramatic charades, gestures and facial expressions into everyday life. More than that, I've had the pleasure of meeting people who have expanded my view of the world ten-fold and broken my heart and previous ideas of how life could and should be.
As the year draws to a close, as Christmas peeps through around the corner I can't help but feel change. The last couple of years of my life have passed without too much fuss, no earth-shattering news or feeling the ground change beneath me. It has been good to be grounded, good to be stable but now I can feel the world breaking in and a new one taking it's place
From my experience here in Darwin I have learned to leave my pride at the door, to reject the instinct that people will not smile back (because they do!). It's amazing what my experience has done for cementing a (hopefully) unbreakable faith in the innate goodness of humanity. Here I am waving at everyone, smiling and calling everyone by name. I am asking strangers how their day was and singing loudly, dancing stupidly to make them laugh and acting like a child - without the barriers that often keep us from approaching adults. There is an openness here and such a positive atmosphere of joy, happiness and enthusiasm for life which in a place like this is so refreshing, so inspiring and surprising. I say surprising because I have been taught that when things go wrong you tell everybody about it, you write about it on your facebook status, you repeat the horrors and pains to your friends in whinging voices. I have found so much softness in a place I expected to be so hard.
There's a lot to process so I apologise for the posts being general and not too specific but I want to do justice to my experiences. I will get there! I hope you are all able to enjoy this Christmas season and the excitement of 2010 drawing to a close. For me a huge year of preparation is finally over and the big, leaping jumping off has only just begun. I may not post until the new year but I will let you all know what is happening and what has happened.. I'm still free-falling so expect a full post when I finally land on my feet and am able to be more specific than just saying that what I am doing at the moment is amazing. Until then, Happy Christmas & Merry New Year :) [ see what I did there?]