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The S Main St TitleMax store has been providing residents of the Cedar City area with title loans since June 2014. We are located south of W 535 S and north of W 600 S in the building in the front of the Roberts parking lot, next to AutoZone. If you live in or around the greater Cedar City area and are in need of some fast cash, stop by the S Main St TitleMax store or call us today (435) 868-4350 to get approved for a title loan fast.
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- The main park is now closed and will reopen in 2019.
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Wallace & Gromit Keyrings
Show your friends that your keys have been Tried & Tested and approved by Wallace & Gromit or why not show off your love of tea with the Wallace keyring? Both keyrings are excellent quality and are presented in this gift-ready packaging.
About this product
A Blackpool Pleasure Beach Exclusive…
Two bespoke Wallace & Gromit keyrings.
Beautifully displayed in a branded Wallace & Gromit Box
It's all in the details…
Two variations: Tried & Tested and Wallace keyrings
Tried & Tested Keyring: 5cm x 5cm (overall length of 11cm)
Wallace Keyring: 8cm x 4cm (overall length of 13cm)
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Miami, FLORIDA
Miami is one of the state's – and the world's – most popular vacation spots. Though destinations often are said to offer something for everyone, the Miami area offers multiple enticements for everyone: The trendy nightlife of South Beach, bejeweled by the eye candy of the Art Deco district. The bustle of Calle Ocho and the highly caffeinated energy of Little Havana.
San Juan
San Juan is the vibrant, cosmopolitan capital of the island of Puerto Rico. Encompassing hundreds of years of history, the city blends Spanish-era historic sites – such as the San Felipe del Morro fortress, with modern entertainment and fashionable shopping districts.
Saint Thomas
Vacationers taking trips to the US Virgin Islands will probably find themselves planning at least a few days of St. Thomas travel as it is the hub of transportation for the American territory. Charlotte Amalie, the main town of the hilly island, is a bustling area for shopping, dining, and entertainment, ensuring there's more than just beautiful beaches to occupy you during your travel to St. Thomas travel.
Dominican Republic
As the sun rises in the Dominican Republic, Punta Cana awakens to the lapping ocean—clear, unspoiled blue brushing up against the pristine stretches of sugar-white sand, with swaying coco palms in the backdrop. A thriving tourism industry fuels the region, and with such plentiful ingredients as sun, sand, and sea, it's no wonder.
Nassau teems with Bahamian and British flavor. The capital city of the Bahamas boasts miles of spectacular beaches and stretches of vivid coral reefs perfect for snorkeling. Shop, dine, and sightsee, particularly along busy Bay Street, or if you're a James Bond fan, visit the British Colonial Hotel, which was used as a filming location for two of the Sean Connery-era movies.


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If you are a fan of the casino, there are many games that you can enjoy. Each brings opportunity for fun and excitement, the chance to win money, and even meet new people. Baccarat is one of the games that you can choose to play when you begin gambling. It is a popular game for men and women and is fairly simple to learn to play.
Baccarat has been around for a very long time. In fact, it was first played in France as early as the 1500s when Louis XIV reigned. It was a game played mainly by the upper class Frenchman, but after the French Revolution, Napoleon Bonaparte and his courtiers also began playing. The game was very popular and provided a fun, entertaining pastime for so many people.
If you find an Agen Baccarat online, you can start playing the game, too, no matter what your current location. The game is very popular in Asian countries but is also enjoyed by players in the US and elsewhere in the world. When you find your Agen Baccarat online, the fun never stops. You can play from your smartphone, win money, and meet new people, even if laws in your country restrict play.
Gambling became illegal in France in 1837, although players still enjoyed the game in the comforts of their houses. During the 19th century, the game was again legalized and casinos began being built. As years passed, many different baccarat variations were designed and players had so much fun enjoying the game. Fast forward to 2018 and you can play the game (and so many others) online!
One of the attractions to the game is that it is easy to play and when you join the fun online, things are even easier. This is a game of chance mostly, but there are techniques that you can pick up along the way that will give you the upper hand when playing. Take the time to learn how to play the game, gather these tips, and before no time, you'll be a winner in the Baccarat game!


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Sought after Annapolis Waterfront location! Take the water taxi to town from your own private pier or sail off on the Bay. Remodeled original cottage, expanded to 5800 sqft and uniquely designed for outdoor entertaining with indoor pool opening to waterfront veranda. Coffee or cocktails by the waterfront will make every day feel like a vacation!
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We've been to the beach
Sand monsters and paddling, hot chocolate and ice cream, it was a lovely sunny day in North Devon.
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I love North Devon beaches - and would you look at the sun!!! Send some eastwards will you??!ReplyDelete
My goodness! I can almost SMELL the sea looking at those glorious pictures. It looks like you both all had a fabulous day. I truly believe, after spending seven years of my life living on the Normandy coast, that a few hours by the sea is one of the best ways to find one's inner balance.
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I think that looks like th perfect way to spend a day. Wonder whether I can convince the husband to head to the coast today - we have sun!ReplyDelete


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The male Exquisite Wrasse, or Exquisite Fairy Wrasse, is green with bright red markings. Its bright red markings may vary depending on the location from which it was collected. It may also have blues, oranges, yellows, and purples decorating the body, depending on its mood. The females generally do not have quite as bold markings as the males.
A 30 gallon or larger aquarium, either fish-only or reef, with a shaded area is recommended. The Exquisite Wrasse will not pick on corals or invertebrates, making them an ideal fish for the reef aquarium. These wrasses do like to jump, so a tight fitting canopy is necessary.
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The school office will be closed for the month of July. We will reopen August 1, 2018 for registration.
Registration Times
August 1-7, 8-11 am
We will be open full days 7:30 am - 4:00 pm beginning August 8th
Class lists will be posted Friday, August 10th approximately 9 am
TK & Kindergarten Orientation will be Friday, August 10th at 2:00 pm
School Begins August 13th
School hours are:
8:35 - 2:55 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
8:35 - 1:40 every Wednesday
Back to School Night will be August 16th from 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
Riverside Unified School District prohibits discrimination, harassment, intimidation, or bullying in all district programs, activities, and employment on the basis of actual or perceived ancestry, age, color, disability, gender, gender identity, gender expression, nationality, race or ethnicity, religion, age, sex, sexual orientation, parental or marital status, pregnancy, or association with a person or a group with one or more of these actual or perceived characteristics.
If you have any complaints or questions regarding this policy you may contact
Senior Administrator for Pupil Services or the District Complaint Officer at
(951) 788-7135 or (951) 352-1200.
Remember If you see something suspicious, say something.
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I don't usually follow popular trends or what is hot in the news, but I thought I'd do it on this lazy Sunday. Obama is in Afghanistan and I've been curious what his motives are in this country. I know that his has campaigned on adding additional forces there to help win the fight, but I know that his base doesn't necessarily agree with that. It's a tough place to be in.
The fight in Afghanistan is very complex, but something that definitely has to be won. I know that many people think that taking out strategic targets is good enough. That we don't have to get down and dirty by changing the country, but I disagree with that. Power vacuums never really work out for the good. The evil/bad in that country exist because they can. It isn't a matter of removing one group from power that will keep them out and it doesn't mean that the good will fill the vacuum.
This is why we need to win the fight in Afghanistan and it is one of the few positions that I agree with Obama on. By setting up a stable secular government will help the entire world out. With freedom reigning in we can be sure that girls can go to school, women can live better and all Afghans live better. I suppose this is why Obama is in Afghanistan and he wants to reiterate these points.
President Obama speaks at Bagram Air Force Base in Afghanistan soon, so you will want to check that out. The press conference was supposed to start at 2:05 pm EST, but that times has passed, so I guess they're running a little behind. You can view it at the White House website at the follow address: WH.gov/live
Okay, to reiterate everything. President Obama is in Afghanistan and is schedules to speak at the Bagram Air Force Base in Afghanistan and he should be announcing the support for the mission there and the need for success.


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Crackhouse Presents : RACHMAN BLAKE (US) feat RUVEN GOVENDER (AU)
June 30th & July 1st
Rachman Blake (USA) is a comedian, writer, storyteller, filmmaker and world traveler who will make you laugh at things you never thought you would. A lover of languages, he's performed in French, Spanish, German, Norwegian, and bad English. He's played in over twenty countries, seventy cities, and at comedy festivals all over the globe including Edinburgh Fringe, Adelaide Fringe, San Francisco, Austin, San Diego, and New York Comedy festivals.
His raw, honest, and courageous comedy and storytelling skills have earned him accolades such as the All Ivy League's Best Alternative Performer, San Francisco's coveted Best of Bay award.
Rachman has performed to full houses and sold-out audiences. He's currently on his the Story Party - True Dating Stories world tour, which features jaw dropping, eye opening, laughter inducing comedy that's not suitable for children under 4 years old.
Friday 30th June, 9:00pm
Saturday 1st July, 9:00pm
RM40 (RM10 OFF for students)
1. Doors and Bar opens at 8.00pm
2. By 8.45pm we are required to release all no-show bookings and reserved seats
3. We do not accept requests for ticket refunds
4. For student purchases, bring your Student ID with you and flash your card upon registration at the door. No card, no entry.
5. 18 and above only
Call +60172603654 or Email firstname.lastname@example.com
Crackhouse is Malaysia's first dedicated comedy club showcasing the best of local, regional and international comics with four shows a week. The club has hosted international names such as Paul Ogata, Tamer Kattan and Tom Rhodes as well as established Malaysian comics such as Harith Iskander and Douglas Lim. The club opened in 2014 and is founded by Rizal Van Geyzel, & Shankar Santhiram. Crackhouse is sought after by regulars and first timers as the go-to for edgy, unpretentious and hilarious acts either local or international.
Every Wednesday - Open Mic Night
Every Thursday - Stendap Komedi Bahahasa*
Every Friday & Saturday - International Headliner
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Istanbul (not Constantinople)
*Get ready for an overload of pictures (90 to be exact). You've been warned.
Our first of three stops was Istanbul - a city both ancient and modern, overflowing with exquisite architecture, colorfully packed (and immaculately swept) cobblestone streets and deliciously delightful confections (Baklava! Turkish delight!). Iznik tiles lined not only the grandest of palaces and mosques, but also the local bazaars and sidewalks at almost every turn.
With the words of "Istanbul (not Constantinople)" as our theme song, we dove head first into the sites...
Istanbul was Constantinople
Now it's Istanbul, not Constantinople
Been a long time gone, Constantinople
Now it's Turkish delight on a moonlit night...
So take me back to Constantinople
No, you can't go back to Constantinople
Been a long time gone, Constantinople
Why did Constantinople get the works?
That's nobody's business but the Turks.
After a non-eventful flight (other than those swollen feet), we made our way through the ops nightmare that was the customs line and found our ride to the hotel (we took the liberty of assuming the sign "Brayam Pyfer" was for us). We got settled into "Ekim Apart," the second story of a three-story apartment we would call home for the next three nights. It was about two blocks from the main Sultanahmet sites. Other than blowing the fuse on my flat iron and Ryan's adaptor, and continually having to ask for more toilet paper, it was a perfect place to stay.
We simply had to step out our door, walk a block through a residential area and then through the local bazaar and we were in the middle of it all! And that's exactly what we did the first night. We saw the sites all lit up for the evening sky and Brayam, I mean Bryan, even learned how to throw a Turkish carpet!
In addition to Turkish delight, we stuffed our faces with all things Turkish. I was actually a little worried about the food because hummus, olives, etc. are probably my least favorite foods. I still don't like olives (I keep trying!), but their hummus was better than any I've ever tasted. We couldn't get enough of the chicken shish, Turkish yogurt, bagels smeared with nutella, doner kababs, manti, pitas, shepherd's salad and soft cheeses (all with zero guilt after training for and running a marathon!). My favorite was chicken shish at the Meat House and the plateful of chicken legs pictured below...found on the random street also pictured below. Catherine was so happy to have her ice cream, quickly followed by a bathroom for her 5-month-pregnant belly. She was a trooper.
Cat and I wrapped our heads with scarves and we all removed our shoes as we reverently walked through the Blue Mosque, worshipers washing their own feet at the ablutions faucets just outside, its six minarets towering above us.
Another favorite was the New Mosque, still beautiful on the outside, but even more magnificent (in my opinion) on the interior. So many hand painted tiles.
We took an audio tour through Hagia Sofia, its 1600 years of history showing themselves at every turn. We saw partially uncovered but previously whitewashed Christian frescoes, stained glass mosaics glistening in the sunlight and giant Muslim medallions all nestled next to one another. I even twisted my thumb in the Column of St. Gregory, or the wishing column, said to weep holy water and cure your afflictions.
We braved the drizzle and spent half a day (translate: not nearly enough time) winding our way through the hallways of the Topkapi Palace Harem - a labarynth of rooms built for the Sultan, Queen Mother, concubines, eunuchs, princes and more.
We took time to file through the treasury, lined with golden candlesticks taller than me, clothes to adorn sultans large and small, bejeweled cradles for royal infants, a bow and arrows in a more-than-elaborate quiver, weapons of war, and jewels that seemed to never end - jade, emeralds, rubies, ivory, turquoise, sapphire, pearls and more, not to mention an 87 carat diamond once found in rubble and traded for three spoons.
We wandered down Divanyolu Caddesi (multiple times), crowding thousands of locals and tourists alike, admiring the tidy stacks of sweets and colorful array of spices. Ryan and Bryan got just as excited for their Turkish delight on the first night as they did on the last.
Nearby, we saw remnants of the ancient Hippodrome and admired the Brazen Column, Obelisk and Serpent's Column.
We slowly made our way through the maze that is the Grand Bazaar and the much more manageable Spice Market where we bargained for colorful Iznik tiles for what felt like hours (to no avail). In the meantime, we tasted more than our share of endless flavors of Turkish delight (are you seeing a theme here? - if we ever couldn't find the boys, they were ALWAYS in a Turkish delight store) and picked up some Turkish bath towels and bejeweled slippers for the girls.
We also learned the blue all-seeing eye we saw everywhere (hanging in stores and homes, paved into streets and sidewalks, and hanging as a charm on jewelry) was used to ward off the evil eye, a general symbol of a watchful and protective power from a supreme being.
We floated up and down the Bosphorous on a chilly afternoon, resting our feet while admiring the palaces and homes - and arguing about our future Global Vacation Home Co-op.
We tiptoed around the Million Stone, the zero point once used to measure the distance to Constantinople from all other cities in the Byzantine Empire. We were a long way from home...
Cat and I got more than personal at the not-to-be-missed Turkish bath (thank goodness men and women are separated!). We opted for Cemberlitas as we were told it catered more toward foreigners (i.e. they would explain the process and not think you were totally crazy if you didn't know what to do or where to go). I have to admit I giggled through the entire thing as I don't normally even get undressed in public locker rooms. But I would do it again no question. That olive oil soap (combined with brute Turkish strength) is no joke.
We thought we might need to brush up on our Jason Bourne skills when our local friend Aladdin took a little longer than anticipated guiding Catherine to a bathroom behind a local street restaurant. Looking back, maybe we should have taken his joke about holding her ransom for 5,000 camels more seriously?
We crossed the windy Galata Bridge and climbed the hilly cobblestone streets with blistered feet where we bullied Bryan into ascending to the top of Galata Tower for a well-worth-it view of the city.
Our final night we stayed in Asian Istanbul to be closer to the other airport for a very early morning flight to Cappadocia. Our apartment had a shuttle to the airport, then we took a relatively sketchy cab ride to our hotel, Sahil Butik. We got in late, played some cards while Bryan finished his paper (he brought HOMEWORK on vacation!), watched a little Late Night and then went to bed for a 4am wake up call.
We left Istanbul with a love of their culture (and modesty!), an appreciation for their kindness and clean streets and our bellies full of their delicious eats.
Next stop: Cappadocia.


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Key Textile Customers to See U.S. Cotton's Advantages
Textile manufacturing executives representing 18 countries will visit the U.S. Cotton Belt September 27-October 3 for a first-hand look at how U.S. cotton is produced, processed and marketed.
This biennial COTTON USA Orientation Tour is sponsored by Cotton Council International (CCI), the export promotions arm of the Memphis-based National Cotton Council (NCC). More than 800 textile executives from more than 60 countries have participated in the Tour program, which began in 1968 to help increase U.S. cotton customers' awareness of the types/qualities of U.S. cotton, provide a better understanding of U.S. marketing practices, and enhance relationships with U.S. exporters.
CCI President Dahlen K. Hancock, a Ropesville, TX, cotton producer, said, "For nearly half a century, the Orientation Tour has been an excellent vehicle for furthering the U.S. cotton industry's reputation as a reliable supplier and for helping U.S. cotton capture additional market share. I believe this year's tour will help the participating foreign textile manufacturers develop an even deeper appreciation for U.S. cotton fiber quality and our industry's timely delivery system."
Represented on this 39th Orientation Tour will be executives from 29 companies from Bangladesh, China, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Ethiopia, Honduras, India, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Mexico, Pakistan, Peru, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey and Vietnam. These companies are expected to consume about 3.1 million bales in 2015, while U.S. cotton exports to those companies are estimated at about 1 million bales.
The represented countries consume about 96.5 million cotton bales per year in their textile mills, which represents about 84 percent of the world's consumption. The countries import about 29.4 million bales annually, or about 85 percent of the world's total cotton imports.
The Tour participants will visit a cotton farm and gin in the Mississippi Delta, observe cotton research in Mississippi and North Carolina, and see the USDA cotton classing office in Bartlett, TN. They will meet with exporters in the four major Cotton Belt regions and get briefings from CCI, the NCC, Cotton Incorporated, American Cotton Shippers Association, Texas Cotton Association, Lubbock Cotton Exchange, AMCOT, American Cotton Producers, Delta Council, Southern Cotton Growers Association, Plains Cotton Growers Association, Western Cotton Shippers Association, San Joaquin Valley Quality Cotton Growers Association, and Supima.
CCI is dedicated to increasing U.S. exports of cotton, cottonseed and their products. The organization represents the seven segments of the U.S. cotton industry in overseas markets and plays a major role in strengthening key markets for U.S. cotton and U.S. cotton products in Europe, Asia, Latin America, South Asia and Africa.
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Attendees at this weekend's teachings by Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche at Karma Triyana Dharmacakra in Woodstock, New York ("Exploring the Four Foundations of Mindfulness") may have heard a different approach to the dharma than they had expected.
The Four Foundations of Mindfulness is one of Buddhism's most famed frameworks for working with the mind and awareness, both on and off the meditation cushion. . . .


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There is Rarely Just One Mouse in the House
You might not willingly invite animals into your warm home this winter, but mice have a way of making it inside whether you realize it or not. And if you see one, chances are there are many more around that you didn't know moved in.
Mice can fit through very small openings. It's a common misnomer that mice have collapsible skeletons, after all, how else could they fit through a hole that's ¼ " wide? Mice are burrowing animals and despite their furry round appearance, their skeletons are quite small and they are built to squeeze into tight spaces. Interesting fact: if a mouse can fit its head into an opening, it can squeeze the rest of its body in as well.
While their nature is to live in an organized existence – their underground homes are intricate and even have specific areas for storing food, shelter, and a designated place to do their dirty work – they prefer clutter and corners with piles in your home. They often build nests in walls, attics, basements and garages.
They will eat most anything. Their food of choice includes seeds, nuts and smaller nibbles, but they won't turn their noses up at whatever scraps you have lying around. They are especially fond of bird food, so if you keep birdfeeders, make sure your unused food is kept in a rodent-proof container.
Mice are dirty rodents and their urine and feces carry germs and diseases that you don't want in your home. This is especially dangerous if you have mice that are in your pantry, or in your kitchen, near food sources. They can damage the insulation in your home and even damage wiring in the walls. And they are prolific procreators. They can give birth to a half dozen babies as often as every three weeks! Bottom line – unless you have a pet mouse in a cage, you want to rid your house of these rodents!
Mice can be hard to get rid of. There are some steps you can take:
- Seal off any openings you see from the outside. Check around your pipes and wires.
- Keep all food off of the ground and in containers.
- If you set traps, clean them often, using rubber gloves, and check for any new droppings.
Call for an inspection. Mice infestation is not something to be taken lightly. Our trained staff knows how to locate entry points and can walk you through your house to show you how to keep it mouse free. Call today to schedule your appointment: 800-457-3785
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Triple S Services has an opening for a Commercial Sales person in our Northern Virginia territory. Must be organized, assertive, motivated, a self-starter, and enjoy face-to-face interaction. Should be able to work alone or with a team. We offer competitive pay, good benefits, company car, and excellent growth potential with business-to-business sales. Interested candidates please email your resume to Sherrill Walker at email@example.com.


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|Soeur Matheson on the MTC grounds (photo taken by Soeur Vogel)
That's our district's band name. Coolest. Name. Ever. *mic drop*
This week was crazy and fun and awesome!
First of all, we got 30 new people in our zone and all but 2 of them are going to France! It's crazy to think about the timing of their calls and the recent terrorist attacks in Paris. People are going to be looking for the peace of the Gospel in their lives, and Heavenly Father is making his missionaries available for them to talk to! We just had two districts leave for France yesterday as well! God is definitely hastening the work!
Also, yesterday marks my district's MTC halfway point! And we are now the "oldest" district (along with the other one who came in the same day as us who are going to Montreal/Barbados) in our zone. Elders Rhodes and Watkins have been called as Zone Leaders and Sisters Casuga and Flake are the new Sister Training Leaders! Sister Vogel and I are going to help the sisters as much as we can because I know Casuga and Flake are a little overwhelmed at the moment. They had to interview all the sisters in the zone. But they're loving it, and they're the perfect companionship to have that responsibility! They're both really loving and selfless.
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On Friday, Sister Flake's kneecap popped out during gym time (it's happened to her before) but the trainers were worried she tore a ligament. She's been on crutches all weekend and couldn't go to the doctor until Monday because it was closed. I went to the doctor with her on Monday morning (companionship exchange!) while Sister Casuga started the interviews and Sister Vogel would stay with the other sisters' companions during the interviews. I did a puzzle and listened to conference talks in the waiting room for like two hours... But the doctor said that Sister Flake should go to physical therapy at the BYU student health center down the street. Sister Vogel went with her, and I stayed with Sister Casuga while she continued the interviews. They were gone for a long time and Sister Casuga and I almost had to teach our investigator Leonard together without really planning anything, but then Sister Flake and Sister Vogel came back. Sister Flake is just bruised and swollen because her kneecap moved. She didn't tear any ligaments or anything. The physical therapy helped her a lot, and she can walk a lot more now than she could this weekend! So it was kind of scary for a few days because no one knew how bad it was and what would happen, but it's all good now, and she's healing!
Soeur Vogel and I are getting waayyyy better at teaching without our notes. We can go in there and just talk and discuss everything and answer our investigators' questions. It's so much easier and less scary to teach when you get to know your investigator and what their needs are because you start to love them and you can know what to say that will help them.
We've had some really great lessons this week! Our investigator Guillaume didn't believe in God after his baby daughter was stillborn and he hasn't prayed for 6 years. After he told us that, we taught him about who God is and about eternal families and about the personal nature of prayer. In our last lesson, he prayed out loud with us! We were so happy for him and his faith! When you're in the lessons it feels so real because the Spirit is there testifying of everything and it's weird to walk out and remember that it's really just your teacher pretending to be someone else.
We also had a good lesson with Leonard yesterday. We went in planning to talk about the nature of God and prayer, but we decided to ask him what his questions were before we started. He asked what happens after we die, and we had a really good discussion. He prayed with us as well. Sister Vogel and I walked out and then realized that we hadn't looked at any notes the whole time, and we'd been able to say what we needed to say in French. The Spirit did the rest! It's been so great to have these experiences and also to have made teaching and French mistakes here rather than in the field. After seeing the two districts leave yesterday, we're getting really anxious to get out of here and go to New Cal and start the real work!!
On Sunday, I taught Relief Society. Every Sunday there's a topic for the entire day, and this Sunday it was repentance. I love repentance and the Atonement because it means we can change! It's never too late! In my lesson I talked about how yes, repentance helps us overcome our sins and mistakes, but it also helps us overcome our natural selves and helps us become like God. Mom, I really like that quote from Sister Peschke's lesson that you sent me. I wish I'd had it for my lesson! I was talking about the exact same thing! Elder Bednar talked about grace and how it's an enabling and strengthening power for us to use to become better than we were before. During my lesson, I had the sisters look up some scriptures about Christlike attributes because as missionaries we're striving to represent Christ. A great way for us to improve ourselves and become like Christ is to emulate His example. Then I had them share what they learned and how they could use it as missionaries. I love having discussions like that during Relief Society because it means I don't have to teach for as long haha and also because I love learning from other peoples' thoughts and feelings. It turned out to be a really good lesson :)
|Soeurs Matheson, Flake, Casuga, and Vogel
We went to the temple this morning and did an endowment session! It was so great! The temple is definitely the best place to be! And it's fun to be there with a whole bunch of missionaries!
Thursday is Thanksgiving!! The MTC DOES recognize it as a holiday (haha, mostly because all of the teachers wouldn't want to work because they're all BYU students.) We're going to have a devotional with a general authority. (I've heard rumors that it's Elder Oaks, but I don't know for sure.) We also get to do a service project. We're going to be assembling 320,000 meals for needy families! I'm excited! We don't have any class, and we get to have awesome devotionals and singing. I'm pretty sure they're planning on Thanksgiving-y food for lunch! It's gonna be nice because it'll be like another P-day, and it'll break up the second half of the week that usually tends to drag and blur together...
Our teacher Frere Keenan is getting married on Friday in Oregon. We've been having a countdown for it in class. I think we're more excited for it than he is hahah
We got to watch Meet the Mormons on Sunday night! I cried on the last story about the missionary mom. TOO SOON! Even Sister Vogel cried and she NEVER cries!! She's always too happy to cry, haha.
Soooo..... yeah! I'm great! Sister Vogel is awesome! I love her so much! She makes me laugh and she brightens my day every day! ALSO SHE'S SEEN SCROOGE!!!!! It's meant to be! :D
I love allllllllll of you so much! But I know I'm supposed to be here on a mission! Every day that knowledge gets stronger and stronger!
Je vous aime beaucoup!!!Soeur Matheson


text: A new version of SUPERFLEX's Hospital Equipment, originally presented at von Bartha, S-chanf in February 2017, has now been shipped to Salamieh Hospital, Syria to be used by staff and patients. Working closely with the Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN) Syria and the hospital to identify what is needed, SUPERFLEX sourced necessary surgical tools - a mobile lamp, a surgeon's table and a surgical bearing - which were then exhibited within the gallery space. Following the exhibition, the tools - conceived as a single artwork – have now been received in Syria.


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Last night I went with friends to Dodger Stadium, and we sat in the top row of the top deck deep down the left field line. As we ascended the steps to the jig-leg approach to our seats, I wondered if Bob Uecker would be sitting beside us. While we had a marvelous, blimp's-eye view of the field and often could discern whether a fly ball was going to left or to right, we did feel removed from the game. Thankfully, the booming bass speakers from their centerfield perch were also far enough away that we could occasionally continue talking when the music was playing.
All that said, I have been remiss in not making faster progress on completing snapshots of the missing ballparks and games from my Anthem Tour last summer. Rather than deliver an apologia about my absence in recent months, let me simply note that Whittier's academic year has been completed. So I am resuming the writing and posting, a process that brings me back to an image from last night.
Although Charles, Mike, Warren, and I were interested in the Dodgers and Diamondbacks, we frequently found more entertainment in watching cliff swallows swoop in and out of the high beams of field lights, especially when they would dart and dive toward moths attracted to the intense brightness near the stadium's roof, which we could almost touch when stretching above our seats.
While the swallows snatched the flitting bugs, I was reminded of the hungry, dusk departure of the million bats from under the Congress Avenue Bridge in Austin, Texas, and I also recalled several significant insect encounters at ballparks. At Nashville, the loudest sound in the Sounds' ballpark was the buzz of cicadas from the trees and hillside behind the ballpark. Some of them dive bombed Bonnie and me, and one paused on my shoulder for a photo opportunity.
|A cicada alights on my shoulder at Nashville, where I also sat on the top row.
And at Savannah, where the team is aptly named the Sand Gnats, the pesky pests had threatened to nip me during my anthem rendition. Still, it was another team named for insects that ties my Anthem Tour to last night's game Dodger Stadium, where I sang the anthem in September (the friend who posted this video elevated my stature by identifying me as a "Prince") after the end of the Minor League Season.
The next team now to bug me about its neglected blog entry from last year: Greensboro's Grasshoppers.


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Head of Products & Services - Wealth & Private Banking
Weekly Investment View – 09 October 2017
Commentators have been saying that Friday's September US non-farm payrolls were meaningless because of the hurricanes, and overall that is correct. The data came in at a fall of 33,000 (vs. an estimated range quoted by the FT of a 45,000 fall, to a 150,000 increase), but this included a surprise uptick in manufacturing jobs. Average hourly earnings rose 0.5% in September, for a year-on-year change of 2.9%, and these too will have been affected by divergent demands for workers in different sectors. Interestingly, though, the previous two months wages numbers were revised upwards, including August now being up 2.7% year-on-year, vs. up 2.5% previously. So although the hurricanes distorted September's data, the revisions for prior months suggests good underlying growth, with a chance that wage growth has genuinely begun to quicken. Initial claims for state unemployment benefits dropped 12,000 to a seasonally adjusted 260,000 for the week ended 30th September, coming in better than expectations. In other developments, the US House of Representatives passed a $ 4.1 trillion budget resolution comprised of an increase in defence spending, as well as more relief to the hurricane-affected states, out of which could come a growth story for infrastructure and basic materials. The achievement of the budget resolution is likely to be an important lead-in to the Trump Administration's proposed tax overhaul. Other US data was very supportive, including the latest 'core' durable goods, and especially the ISM Services PMI for last month. As a result of all the above, the usual Bloomberg market-derived probability of a rate increase this December stood at 78.5% at Friday's close, up from 70.0% at the end of the previous week, with the CME Group measure reportedly showing an even higher probability of a hike. Accordingly, unless something extraordinary happens between now and the FOMC meeting on the 13th December, we will be assuming a 25 basis point increase in the Fed funds rate in all the articles planned for our upcoming FAB Global Investment Outlook 2018, and we are currently assuming a further three rate increases in 2018.
"Sterling suffers from the UK political sit-com"
The S&P500 closed 1.19% higher over the week (at 2,549.33), and is now 13.87% ahead for the year-to-date, led by Technology (up 29.3% for the S&P sector), followed by Healthcare and Basic Materials, with Energy, Telecommunications and Consumer Staples lagging the most. US equities closed down slightly on Friday, after a string of eight 'up days', as Energy stocks came off, reflecting correcting oil prices. The Stoxx European 600 index closed up 0.34% over the week, mainly held back by Spanish stocks (which fell by 1.9%) following the previous weekend's Catalonia independence vote. Japan's TOPIX index rose by 0.74%. The MSCI Asia Pacific ex-Japan index rose 1.73% during the week, despite Chinese markets being closed for a holiday all week. In developed FX markets, the most notable change was a fall of 2.48% in cable (to $1.3066), mainly driven by continued speculation that Theresa May's days as British Prime Minister could be numbered, and that this would further complicate the achievement of an orderly and fair Brexit. For those of our readers who saw it, you would probably agree that the altogether unfortunate mishaps during the PM's keynote speech at the annual Conservative Party conference last week amounted to an excruciatingly awkward interlude for Mrs. May. While most of it was bad luck, irrespective of that it all made her look powerless and lacking authority. There were suggestions over the weekend of a cabinet reshuffle being called by Mrs. May, in which her troublesome Foreign Secretary, Boris Johnson – who recently set out his own recommendations for Brexit - could well be demoted.
"The ECB is determined to win the currency depreciation war"
The dollar index was 0.78% firmer over the week (at 93.800), having been higher than this immediately after the non-farm payrolls. The increasingly stable tone of recent weeks continued, essentially as the sense that the Trump Administration's plans might at least in part come to pass gained credence. The euro/dollar mirrored the dollar index, being 0.71% lower over the week (at $1.1730), while the dollar/yen pair closed only slightly firmer at ¥112.65. The minutes of the recent ECB policy meeting were interpreted by some as suggesting that the central bank will not be in any great hurry to normalize rates - consistent with our thesis that the ECB will in reality deliberately lag the Fed's actions in this regard so as to win the currency depreciation war - quite apart from the fact that the central banks cannot all reverse their QEs at the same time; they all talk to each other, and an orderly queue and amounts will surely be arrived at. In fixed income, the 10-year US Treasury yield firmed by two and a half basis points (to 2.3589%), was left sitting almost exactly in the middle of the trading range going back some months, after spiking to above 2.40% following the NFP data. The more policy-sensitive US 2-year Treasury yield was just over two basis points higher over the week, at 1.5040%, indicating that the markets are not as certain as the Fed is that up to three more rate hikes should be expected next year, following the one almost fully discounted for this December. The yield on the German 10-year Bund was half a basis point lower, at 0.4590%. The Barclays Global Aggregate Bond index (in dollars, unhedged) fell by 0.50% over the week; our basic technical analysis of this major benchmark suggests the multi-decade global bull market in bonds has not yet ended.
"Base metals renewed their uptrend"
In commodities, and turning to crude oil, Brent was 3.34% lower over the week (at $55.62/barrel), despite it becoming apparent that the Saudis and Russians look as though they will agree to an extension (perhaps to the end of next year) of last November's agreement on production restraint. As we write, storm Nate had begun to disrupt oil production along the US Gulf coast. The Saudis and Russians (meeting in Moscow this week) are of the opinion that improving global oil demand will more than offset further US shale oil production, which has continued to increase to just above 6 million barrels/day. The two sides agreed energy deals totaling $3.4 billion, including MOUs covering oil pricing and services agreements. Of course there are numerous factors impacting oil markets, and as an arbiter we regularly resort to our favoured technical analysis, which suggests that $65 for Brent still looks possible sometime in early 2018. Again, we will be writing on this in the Outlook. In base metals, the London Metal Exchange index rose 2.34% last week, to 3,124.70, in a renewed uptrend, and likely consistent with the perception of a generally improving outlook for risk assets, including for those of a 'late-cycle' nature. We usually end this section with gold, which fell by 0.24% (to $1,276.68/oz, after a low of close to $1,260), and rose slightly in euro terms. We would note that it was Golden Week in China last week, and that Chinese gold off-take was noticeable by its absence; the important resistance level to watch remains $1,300, a break of which would likely be significant for traders.
"Following Catalonian events will be key this week"
After last week's vote on independence in Catalonia, it remains to be seen exactly what happens next regarding this issue. The Catalonian parliament was due to discuss the way forward this Monday, but Spain's government (via the Constitutional Court) has suspended that planned session, which if effective impedes further discussion in the short-term. A unilateral declaration of independence may still occur, irrespective of its legality, although it is to be hoped that cool heads will prevail - but they may not. Like many investors we are doing a refresher course in Catalonia, and the Spanish constitution. The Catalan Socialist Party is against secession from Spain, and it is they who initiated the action to block the planned meeting of regional MPs. The EU has called for calm. Investors have naturally been concerned by the possibility that all this could result in a Spanish constitutional crisis, and in a wider bloc which has perhaps seen more than its fair share of political turmoil (with some economic crises) in the last few years. The Catalonian region has an economy "roughly the size of Portugal", according to the FT, and "accounts for about 19% of Spanish GDP", equivalent to about €212 billion, which is "higher than most Eurozone countries". The recent recovery in the Spanish economy - which after recent difficult years has been very welcome indeed - could be stopped in its tracks if the situation gets out of hand. Spanish (and of course Catalan regional government debt) yields have risen; last week the yield on Spanish 10-year government debt reached 1.71%, up from 1.43% in early August. In the back of investors' minds is that this is a situation that has been a 'slow burn' for many years. Spanish bank stocks suffered disproportionately last week, as one would have expected, and they may continue to do so if Spain's credit ratings end up suffering, with potential ripple effects for banks using Spanish bonds to back ECB (or other) funding. On the positive side, the FT quotes data from the Madrid Stock Exchange to the effect that for last year only 36% of Ibex (Spanish stock index) revenues were actually generated out of Spain itself (vs. as much as 76% in 1997). Spain accounts for about 4.95% of the STOXX 600 index. We will be watching events as they unfold very closely. The FAB Asset Allocation Committee position remains 'overweight' in European equities.
"Catalonian developments inspired secessionists – in Brazil"
An interesting story in the FT described how what is happening in Catalonia has apparently motivated secessionists in the southern Brazilian states of Rio Grande do Sul, Santa Catarina, and Paraná to quickly move forward with a referendum over this weekend. This could be quite a significant development, with the 'The South is my Country' movement looking to form a new country of 29 million people, said the FT. This is a relatively prosperous part of Brazil, and it is seen to be paying for waste and poor decision-making in Brasília. Again, this situation has been a very slow burn, but it does seem that current events in Catalonia could have indeed provided a meaningful catalyst for these southern Brazilian states to go for independence at this time. Of course analysts doubt that anything will result in practice, although we will follow-up this story (and any others like it), which seem set to challenge the status quo of selected nation states, and be increasingly important to investment outlooks as what can be called 'nationalist disruptors'.
"Chinese equities should open better after the Golden Week absence"
INVESTMENT SUMMARY: We keep reading that global economic growth is relatively synchronized, and while this appears to be true in terms of the majority of constituents, it should not be forgotten that China is probably sporting 6-7% in annualized growth despite imbalances, augmented by the quickly-developing set of countries around it. Even if the real number is closer to 5%, that would still be excellent. The majority of emerging economies in the Asia-Pacific region (and for our purposes, including India) are stronger and more capable of coping with higher interest rates in the US (and a possible rebound in the dollar) than they were at the time of 2013's 'taper tantrum'. While in no way forsaking the developed world's markets, our regional investment emphasis is on the Asia-Pacific region going into 2018. In the very short-term we should see the Chinese markets open higher following their absence during Golden Week.
"The Asset Allocation Committee remains tactically overweight in US equities"
In the US, Mr Randal Quarles has been confirmed by the US Senate as the Federal Reserve's incoming vice-chairman of supervision, a gentleman who can be expected to ease regulations. The latter - along with fiscal expenditures and tax reductions - are likely to be instrumental in creating a better business environment in the immediate years to come in the US, and this is one reason why we have remained with an overweight recommendation in Financials. It is not simply about the endowment effect from higher interest rates. In terms of sectoral and style exposures, it may now be more appropriate to emphasize 'value', rather than 'growth'. Regarding investment policy, our FAB Asset Allocation Committee (AAC) met late last week, and no immediate changes to strategy were made. However our readers should be aware that the AAC exists to be 'tactical', and that its members are not simply watching US equities drift upwards to recurrent new highs (with investors benefitting from that overweight position) in the belief that 'trees grow to the sky'. By experience, they do not, and one of the ways of maximizing returns is effective diversification into asset classes whose appreciation potential is thought to be superior.
"S&P500 estimates are once again improving, supporting the asset class"
As we go to print there is a growing expectation that Korea may test a missile with the ability to reach California. As always, bad things can happen, and we are not trying to spoil the party. However, looking at things that we reasonable do know, there is also a growing probability that for the immediate future, many of the investment metrics that we follow are flashing 'positive', and confounding the equity bears. The US dollar is now showing more stability, helped (for instance) by the apparent lack of appetite on the part of hedge fund managers to increase their long-euro bets. Although noting the continuing negatives of possible changes to NAFTA, lingering adverse geopolitics - and at times, President Trump himself - the AAC is also aware that earnings estimates on the S&P500 are once again inching ahead, and that a P/E ratio of 17.5x for next year may not be expensive after all. Under these circumstances it is consistent to remain overweight in high yield bonds, especially as default rates are low.
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All Local Soccer Teams Make the Conference Tourney But Only Pinelands Advances Past First Round
It's taken more than a decade, but for the first time since Barnegat High School opened its doors all three local high school boys soccer teams earned spots in the Shore Conference Tournament. But while all three played in first-round contests on Oct. 16, only one advanced to the next round.
Unfortunately, Southern Regional wasn't the one, as the 14th-seeded Rams were upended by 19th-seeded Raritan, 2-1. For a second straight year, Southern lost a first-round game by a goal – last year, the Rams lost, 1-0, in overtime against Colts Neck.
"I thought we played very well today," said coach Guy Lockwood. "We played fantastic soccer between the 18-yard boxes but not well enough inside the 18s."
The Rams (8-7-1) certainly had plenty of chances to score in the first half, carrying a bulk of the play through much of it, particularly during the last 25 minutes, when the Rams fired a half-dozen shots at the goal and earned several corner kicks.
But after Anthony Sparacino staked the Rockets (7-5-3) to a 1-0 lead 19:40 into the first half, the Rockets came out in the second half and immediately started putting pressure on the Southern defense. Eventually, Raritan cracked through the back line, and Nick Bavaro scored on a breakaway 16:34 into the second half for a two-goal lead.
It took Southern another 10 minutes to get itself moving on offense again – barely possessing the ball longer than two passes most of the time – but eventually a sense of urgency kicked in. With just under three minutes left in the contest, senior captain Ethan Leming put the Rams on the scoreboard when he lined up a direct kick 23 yards from goal, just off the left corner of the penalty area, and fired a shot into the upper right corner.
During the final two minutes, the Rams pushed forward and turned up the heat on Raritan's defense. With the clocking ticking down toward the end of regulation, Southern earned a corner kick, which yielded nothing but led to the Rams taking possession near midfield for one final rush toward goal. The ball was worked downfield and sent to the top of the keeper's box, where Nico Leonard delivered a one-timer into the bottom right corner. However, the referee ruled him offside, and seconds later the other referee blew the whistle to end the contest.
"The urgency kicked in and it had to," Lockwood said. "On that last run, I think the referee probably got the call right. I couldn't really see it well from my angle, but the boys didn't seem to disagree too much."
For the Rams, the fact they were playing in the SCT for a second straight season is a big deal. It hasn't happened since Lockwood's last two years as a player – 1989 and 1990.
"We have to continue to raise the expectations and reach for a bar that is sitting beyond us right now," he said. "The goal was to get into the Shore Conference Tournament and earn the home-field advantage for the first game. We did that, but unfortunately we gave it up. They (the players) understand what the expectation is and where the bar is. When the 11 put their minds to it, they play at a very high level. We just need 11 guys on the field playing well together at the same time, and doing it consistently."
Wildcats Cruise
Into Next Round
Four different players scored for sixth-seeded Pinelands Regional ,and the Wildcats easily advanced to the Round of 16 with a 4-0 victory over 27th-seeded Point Pleasant Beach. Dominic DosSantos and Kieran Sundermann each tallied a goal and an assist, while brothers Frank and Antony Aguilar each scored once, and captain Caden Sundermann added an assist. Keeper Logan Johnson registered five saves for the shutout.
But while it's exciting the Wildcats (13-1-1) moved on to play 11th-seeded Long Branch in the SCT's next round, the more exciting news from last week was that Pinelands captured the Shore Conference Class B South division title for the first time ever.
According to Athletic Director Will Sundermann, the Wildcats last won a division title 28 years ago, when they played in the Class C South division. Since entering the B South division several years later, Pinelands hadn't won the crown until the team's 5-1 win over Barnegat on Oct. 11.
Kieran Sundermann led the Wildcats with a pair of goals, while Luke Mathis, Aniello Lubrano and Anthony Diaz each found the back of the net once. Antony Aguilar added an assist as well. Pinelands took a 3-1 lead into halftime before finishing off the Bengals with a pair of second-half goals.
Bengals Scorched
In SCT Opener
For Barnegat, the thrill of playing in the Shore Conference Tournament for the first time in school history was short-lived, as seventh-seeded Howell took a 1-0 lead during the second minute and poured on four more goals by halftime, en route to an 8-1 victory. Five different players scored for the Rebels (9-5-1). The Bengals' Matt White scored on a pass from Chad Fraser during the 57th minute to end the shutout bid.
Still, the Bengals (8-8) getting into the SCT is a big deal, considering they won just four games last season. Barnegat clinched its spot in the SCT with a 7-3 victory over B South division rival Jackson Liberty on Oct. 5, but then lost its next two games.
— David Biggy


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Some people love holiday shopping, and that is what winter is about for them. Other people love snow, and snow related activities, like snowboarding and skiing, so that is what winter means to them. But right now, I am fairly certain there is only one thing I plan on doing lots of this winter.
Today was the first flakes of snow for the winter, and that was all it took to make me want to snuggle down tight with him for a long winter's nap.
Somehow, I do not think he will complain.


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A man seized by US forces in Libya and accused of playing an instrumental role in an attack that killed US Ambassador Christopher Stevens in Benghazi in 2012 made his first appearance in federal court on Friday in Washington, where he was ordered held until a hearing next week.
Like Khattala, al-Imam was seized in a daring raid in Libya by a team of U.S. special forces and members of the FBI's Hostage Rescue Team, then taken to a U.S. Navy ship, where he was interrogated first by a team of intelligence officers and then by a separate group of Federal Bureau of Investigation agents.
Dressed in an orange prison suit, he was officially informed via a translator of criminal charges that include killing a person during an attack on a federal facility using a firearm, providing material support to terrorists resulting in death, and use of a firearm in connection with a violent crime.
He was charged with three felony offenses, two of which carry a maximum sentence of life imprisonment.
According to the prosecution he was in a group of some 20 armed men who on September 11, 2012 entered the diplomatic complex in Benghazi before setting ablaze a building occupied by USA ambassador Chris Stevens.
United States officials have said that al-Imam was arrested Sunday night in Libya's third-largest city of Misrata and was transferred to the US.
Magistrate Judge Deborah Robinson ordered him held pending a hearing set for November 9, but it is unlikely he would be allowed out on bail while waiting for his trial.
The Justice Department has not specified exactly how al-Imam, who has been identified as a Libyan national and about 46 years old, was involved in the September 11, 2012, attacks on the diplomatic compound in Benghazi.
Ahmed Abu Khatallah, the attack's suspected mastermind is now on trial in Washington.
Al-Imam is the second suspect in the attacks to have been captured by the USA and brought to court.


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Juliette Lewis and Bridget Everett Join HBO's Camping
The HBO series Camping from Girls creators Lena Dunham and Jenni Konner has cast Juliette (Natural Born Killers) and Bridget Everett (Patti Cakes$), according to THR. Jennifer Garner (Alias) is set to star in the lead role as Kathryn Siddell-Bauers. The series has landed an eight-episode order from the network and was written by Dunham and Konner, who also will executive produce through their company, A Casual Romance. Janicza Bravo, Arturo Del Puerto and Brett Gelman have also boarded the series.
Camping is based on the U.K. series created by Julia Davis. It tells the story of Walt's 45th birthday, which was supposed to be a delightful weekend back to nature, at least according to his obsessively-organized and aggressively-controlling wife, Kathryn (Garner). But when the camping trip gathers Kathryn's meek sister, holier than though ex-best friend, and a free-spirited Tagalong in one place, it becomes a weekend of tested marriages and woman on woman crime that won't soon be forgotten.
Camping is the first series Dunham and Konner have created since their six-season HBO comedy Girls ended in 2017. The show was nominated for 19 Primetime Emmy Awards, including twice for best comedy series and twice for Dunham as best actress in a comedy series.
Lewis is playing Janice, a DJ, reiki healer and public accountant. Everett will play Harry, a "tough-talking, nature-loving queen of the campsite who came out as a lesbian at age 3. Her passion for her wife Nan is only beaten by her passion for all other women and an assortment of guns." Bravo will play Nina-Joy who is reportedly the best at everything and a lifestyle queen, though she has a great deal of tension with Kathryn. Del Puerto will play Miguel who is recently separated and in the middle of a midlife crisis. Gelman plays George, who is obsessed with his friend Walt and his wife Nina-Joy.
What do you think of Juliette Lewis and Bridget Everett joining HBO's Camping? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.
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Money raised through raffle ticket sales will go to the hospice, which supports people with life-limiting illnesses across Redditch and north Worcestershire.
Prizes this year include £1,000 in cash, an afternoon tea at the Ritz in London and an Amazon Echo.
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HAWTHORNE, Calif. (KABC) --Wouldn't it be nice if you could go back to high school and bump up your grades? The Beach Boys' Brian Wilson did just that.
He recently got around to returning to his alma mater -- Hawthorne High School -- where he got an "F" on a piece of homework from 1959.
That homework assignment turned out to be a composition of "Surfin'!"
Two years later, "Surfin'" became the Beach Boys' first million-dollar hit, and nearly six decades on, that "F" is now an "A."


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This blog is run by Chriss for 'The Artist Trading Card Club' it's members, guests and visitors, from time to time it may include snippets of my family and I. Should you wish to know more about joining the Artist Trading Card Club then please feel free to contact me on this Email address email@example.com Can you create 5 Artist Trading Card's on our monthly theme, swap 4 with us and keep the other Artist Trading Card for your own collection then why not join in the fun....
Wednesday, 24 February 2010
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17 comments:
- The Lone Dollier said...
I think a blog is what you want it to be. Mine started off for miniature dolls but has morphed into so much more. I talk about family, minis, junkin', and other things (well, I haven't made a mini doll in two years because of pain in my neck). You can't be everything to everyone. Also, with this being a world-wide type forum, other countries have different definitions for some of the words we Americans use. I think if you are in America, then you should call things what we Americans call them and allow other countries to maybe interpret them as they like. This is for fun and not to get stressed over. Constructive critism is great (& I think that comment was just that) but in the end, it's what makes YOU happy.
- 24 February 2010 at 07:37
- Debs said...
Oh dear, I thought a blog was an ever-evolving platform for the blogging community to share news, views, ideas and just about anything relevant to the blogger and her/his followers.
Chrissy, foremost, your ATC Club is a boon to the majority of us arty folk and one for which I am forever grateful. Second, your dedication to the Club is unstoppable - I for one know how many nights you go with just a couple of hours sleep to keep the blog up to date. Third, your brand of wit, your personal and open style creates a warm welcome no doubt for the majority of us. Sorry, but I hope you don't change a thing hun.
Debs x
- 24 February 2010 at 09:10
- Artyjen said...
I like it just the way it is! :) ...I'll say no more other than thanks for all the hard work I know it must take up a great deal of your time...TTFN ((Hugs))
- 24 February 2010 at 11:52
- Susan said...
Oh, Chriss, don't change.
My feedback to you is that I like to hear how you and your family are doing and I love what you do with your blog. Every blog I read regularly is a mixture of things (mine included) with perhaps a dominant theme about craft. That is what makes me feel as though I do belong to a world wide community of bloggers. My world wide community is English speaking admittedly and we all know how different the English language is depending on what country you are from, or even what Region you live in. Misunderstandings about the meaning of words is bound to arise and all it requires is that a person asks a question or two to clarify, if need be.
Your blog isn't 'all business' and it is warm and personal. Your commitment is wonderful and I have had such fun taking part in your inspirational challenges. I never even would have started making ATCs were it not for you. So thank you for everything, just the way you uniquely do it!
That said, this is your blog and it should be run the way you want to run it, to attract the kind of audience you want to attract. It must be your decision how to change (if at all) to get the results you want. Different voices appeal to different audiences. That is just a fact of life.
- 24 February 2010 at 13:36
- Heavens2Betsy said...
I am very new to this club and so far, am absolutely loving what I read and what I see. I don't find anything on your blog detracts from it's 'purpose' and I like the personal anecdotes as they give a sense of who you are. I was made to feel most welcome here and was grateful for that as I didn't know what I was doing and needed a bit of guidance. So, my take on it is that 'if it ain't broke, don't fix it'! If its meant to be fun, it's doing that for me xxx
- 24 February 2010 at 14:02
- Cheryl said...
hi hun
I agree with the others I love your blog and if there is something I do not understand I always email you and you are kind enough to reply,so stay as it is hun after all your blog and love hearing about what you do and after all if we all just posted our cards and not said a word how boring would it be like having a cup of tea without a biscuit hugs cheryl xxxx
- 24 February 2010 at 15:23
- JaN's ArTy AtC JouRneY said...
Hi Chriss,
I agree with all the above..:)
Your blog is fab!
Love reading all your posts and of course seeing everyones ATC's.
Keep it up!! You are doing a Great Job!
Jan x
- 24 February 2010 at 23:43
- Nigel said...
OK, I can see where the confusion comes from - It says at the top of the page "this blog is run for 'The Artist Trading Club' it's members, guests and visitors and should you wish to know more about joining our club" which could lead people to think it's combined effort rather than a one-woman show.
Having said that, at the end of the day it's your blog - your rules. If you want to tell us about your life, do it. My blog is for crafty stuff, but you'll find bits about my holidays, beliefs and other stuff.
If you're happy with the way it is, then don't change it.
P.S. -Just to confuse matters even further, as far as I'm concerned a cookie is a piece of code that makes web browsing easier :p
- 25 February 2010 at 01:08
- Susan said...
Mffft Nigel! I wonder, do you all know that in some parts of Regional Australia, a cookie is a cow pat?
- 25 February 2010 at 03:43
- Dawn said...
I think your blog is great. I really enjoy seeing other peoples ATC's on here, even if I don't join in every month.
It's also nice to hear about what's happening in your world.
Don't change a thing.
People don''t HAVE to read it
- 25 February 2010 at 06:43
- Chriss Rollins said...
Thank you for your kind comments,
Nigel I have taken on board your comment re the header and made ammendments.
Also many thank youe for all the wonderfu; emails too.
chriss x
- 26 February 2010 at 01:23
- She said...
Hi Chriss. please don't change. Your blog brightens my day :-) Thanks for all your hard work. Love S xxx
- 26 February 2010 at 01:57
- Rosie said...
No, you haven't got it wrong Chriss! It's YOUR blog and Jenny isn't a co-author! Sometimes, I write rather long, rambling posts, especially if I've been playing around with new techniaques. The people who read my blog do it because they enjoy what I write, not just the pretty art I create! (Maybe pretty is an overstatement!!), but you know what I mean. I share my successes and my failures and sometimes add a snippet of my week. I do have a separate blog for griping (started it when DD was being seriously bullied) because I like to keep my anger out of my artwork, but hey!
I like getting to know what you're up to - don't change a thing! xoxoxo
- 26 February 2010 at 04:15
- Dawn said...
Like it, Love it, Leave it just the way it is!
Surely ART is for sharing and I for one have loved having you over on SCD and thanks so much for showcasing your ATC's you did for the challenges here...
- 26 February 2010 at 11:52
- Carol said...
My dear Chriss - there is always one isn't there! ok, its a free world and everyone can have their say - BUT! this is your blog - its your club and you can say and do what you want - if others don't want to take part and listen (read) then go away and keep your negative thoughts to yourself!
I think you are doing a wonderful job. The birthday party must have taken you ages and to sort out 34 sets of ATC's is no mean feat! THANK YOU for all your hard work and THANK YOU for being part of SCD this month I, too, have loved you being on board! and I love reading all about your family and their achievements and what you're upto...Keep it up girliexx
- 27 February 2010 at 01:01
- tinylou said...
my blogs like yours hun... its personal..
not fact fact fact.. its fun and whitty and speaks from the heart.. just like I do..
dont change it... its your baby.. nurture it, and others will find their way around....I did..and i love what u do.. and the way you do it..
PS...ur words and the paper girls words and many other of the blogs ive found inspire me.. x THANK U X
- 27 February 2010 at 21:33
- Stacy said...
Hi Chriss! Weighing in a little late....but I would like to say that I was rather timid about making my first post on a blog for fear I was going to offend someone by "breaking the rules", as I was completely ignorant about the blogging world. But as it turned out, that first day, I got the most gracious and inviting response from you which made me feel so relaxed and welcome, as though you were a neighbor stopping by with a bit of cake for the new kid on the block. I really appreciate that closeness your have engendered in your site and feel honored when you share bits of your life. I have studiously avoided sites that seem to have a strict protocol as I find them less friendly and a bit intimidating. You can never make everyone happy but you can clearly see that you do make so many people happy! Keep on doing it!
- 28 February 2010 at 21:12


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Marouane Fellaini slams Man United boo boys: They're not real fans
MANCHESTER UNITED star Marouane Fellaini says "real fans don't boo their own players".
Fellaini, 29, has struggled to win over the Old Trafford faithful since his arrival in 2013.
Many fans believe Manchester United resort to long-ball tactics when the big Belgian is on the pitch.
He came under particular fire for a disastrous cameo appearance against Everton earlier this season.
"I told myself it was rubbish: real fans don't boo their own players"Marouane Fellaini
Fellaini came on as a late substitute to give away an equalising penalty at Goodison Park.
Supporters made their frustrations clear by jeering him before he came on in the following match at home to Tottenham.
"Honestly, I just smiled," said by Fellaini, when asked by Sport/Foot how it felt to be booed by his own fans.
"I told myself it was rubbish: real fans don't boo their own players.
"After that, the manager dedicated the win to me.
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The communique issued at the conclusion of their summit in Brisbane, Australia says the leaders plan to jumpstart growth, in part, by creating a global infrastructure hub.
The plan will purportedly help match potential investors with projects, and also help reduce the gap between male and female participation in the workforce by 25 per cent by 2025.
Australia's Prime Minister Tony Abbott said countries will hold each other to account by monitoring implementation of their commitments to boost growth.
Abbott noted the leaders unanimously agreed that expanding global trade would directly benefit countries and people around the world.
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In a significant decision, the Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved 100% foreign investment in single brand retail trading and construction development and decided to open up Air India for FDI up to 49%.
The government also decided that foreign institution investors and portfolio investors be allowed to invest in power exchanges through primary market and amended the definition of "medical devices" in its FDI policy.
These decisions, taken at a meeting of the Union Cabinet chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, are expected to liberalize and simplify the FDI policy to provide ease of doing business. "In turn, it will lead to larger FDI inflows contributing to growth of investment, income and employment," said an official statement.
The present FDI policy on single brand retail trading allows only 49% FDI under automatic route and FDI beyond 49% and up to 100% through government approval route.
"It has now been decided to permit 100% FDI under automatic route. It has been decided to permit single brand retail trading entity to set off its incremental sourcing of goods from India for global operations during initial five years, beginning April 1 of the year of the opening of first store against the mandatory sourcing requirement of 30% of purchases from India," the statement said.
The Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) has strongly opposed the move. Condemning the decision, CAIT Secretary General Praveen Khandelwal said the move would facilitate easy entry of MNCs in retail trade and leave a large number of people jobless. He said in a statement that the CAIT would soon declare a nationwide strategy to oppose the "brutal move" by the government.


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For the eighth year, CCA partners with Andrea Koehle Jones, Executive Director of the ChariTREE Foundation, to offer free seedlings to all Canadian camps. Reports show that this program has helped to replenish diseased and burned forests, beautify sites, create future privacy walls and wind protection while inspiring young campers.
This program is open to all Canadian camps, including those that planted trees in previous years. Given the known benefits to camps and campers, we urge all camps to join the program in a big or small way.
By April 8, 2016, contact your provincial representative (listed below) and place your order including the number of trees and the location where they will be planted.
You may chose to plant between 40 and 800 trees. Andrea accesses the trees from nurseries in each province; therefore, the seedlings are suitable for growing conditions in your province.
The trees are packed in packages of 20 in cardboard boxes.
You will be notified by your representative precisely when (the date will be within the last two weeks of June) and where the trees are available for pick up in your province. Andrea's commitment is to deliver the total order for each province to one location, which is chosen by the provincial representative. Your representative will notify each participating camp of this location prior to submitting your order.
Each camp is responsible for collecting their order from this location or pre-arranging to pay for delivery to their campsite. Andrea has found that Greyhound bus is the least expensive way to ship seedlings. If you do not receive your seedlings on the expected date, please notify your provincial representative.
The trees may be stored in a dark, cool location for a maximum of two weeks before planting.
As a participating camp, you agree to:
- Go online promptly and acknowledge the receipt of their trees directly to Andrea. Andrea needs this information to satisfy her donors that their contribution is being used wisely and assists her in seeking future donations. To access the ChariTREE Camp Feedback Form visit: http://www.charitree-foundation.org/resources-and-tools/tree-planting-project . (Camps that do not meet this obligation will forgo the opportunity to access free trees in future years).
- Plant trees with your campers within two weeks.
- Water the seedlings if the weather is dry.
For more information on Andrea Koehle Jones and the ChariTREE Foundation see www.charitree-foundation.org.
Your Alberta representative is: Ted Lockie (firstname.lastname@example.com)
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C3 Corvette Crash: Who Is to Blame?
Corvette Forum members attempt to figure out the cause of this C3's demise.
Corvette Forum member spikebot 81 recently posted video from this street-corner collision that seriously damaged an unsuspecting C3 Corvette on the night of Jan. 3 in Cleburne, Texas.
If you're emotionally connected to your Corvette, you may not want to watch this video: it's pretty grisly. The initial collision with the truck is bad enough, but the squealing tires are startling as it jumps the curb and climbs a telephone pole guy-wire.
It is unlikely that the driver of the car was seriously injured, but the car is going to need a lot of work to be returned to proper Corvette condition.
While the thread on the forums has been a bit contentious on who caused the incident, it seems pretty straightforward to us. If you watch the video, it's pretty clear that the pickup truck is stopped in the middle lane, and then turns across two entire lanes of traffic in order to make a right-hand turn onto the side street.
That is not only an illegal move, but it was apparently not expected by the Corvette driver. The S550 Mustang ahead of the Corvette is seriously cautious about what the truck is doing. The Corvette driver must have assumed that the truck's turn signal indicator was on to make the move from the center lane into the left-hand lane, and continue accelerating, as is standard operating procedure.
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When the truck merged into the flow of traffic, and then immediately committed to an across-the-outside-lane maneuver, it was already too late for the C3. The driver tried to swerve out of the way of the big truck, but the rear of the car was clipped anyway, sending it into a 180-degree spin. We blame the truck, but if you feel differently, please chime in on the forums.


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The Laguna Beach City Council election is nonpartisan race, but you would never know it based on some of the campaign literature and rhetoric.
Steven Dicterow, who has identified himself as the only Republican candidate, is endorsed by Rep. Dana Rohrabacher (R-Costa Mesa) and supported by Assemblyman Allan Mansoor (R-Costa Mesa).
Meanwhile, the Democratic Party of Orange County denied Mayor Jane Egly its endorsement because she has accepted donations from Republicans as well as Democrats, according to Audrey Prosser.


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What a wonderful day we had yesterday and it's a good job we'd not planned to be on the move, as we were overloaded with 8 adults and 3 children. The weather was fine so we could spread out on the boat & towpath too. My sister Louise & nephew Jack dropped by after attending a wedding in Sheffield. Heather & her family were here too, plus Ada & Dale. I zoomed up some cherry scones & did rolls for lunch. The children had more fun than you can imagine making a magic potion in a muddy puddle.
Ada had some holiday to use up so came for a short week break with us and Heather.
On Mother's Day Jason drove us to Ingleton Water falls, North Yorkshire. It has got to be the most wonderful walk we've ever done. Nikita & Magnus are really good little walkers and loved the just under 5 mile walk, which was pretty steep in places. We took it in turns to carry Lance in the backpack, which is very good exercise. He also loves walking too.
We got up to the main line of the Leeds and Liverpool Canal on 24th March and have been moored right by Burscough Wharf. The weather's been atrocious with wind and rain so we stayed on the Rufford Branch longer than planned. It's SO difficult negotiating the swing bridges over the Moss in the wind, even on a still day. In-fact, the day we headed off I got lashed with hail stones as I steered out of Tarleton while John made me hot chocolate.
Fingers crossed we'll be able to moor right outside The Farmers Arms for knit & natter this Thursday.
I've needed some dental treatment and so it's so handy mooring right opposite the surgery in Burscough.
There has been a beer festival at The Ship, Latham, a 10 min walk along the canal. We went when it stopped raining Saturday. It was lovely to see some Banks & Taylor beer there, so John texted the boys he used to work with to tell them. It was very busy so we left early.
We are now looking forward to our trip into Salthouse Dock, Liverpool at the end of April. To prepare for our trip into the sea water we've ordered some zinc sacrificial anodes to hang off the boat as our freshwater magnesium ones won't protect the hull from cathodic corrosion.


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The Rolling Stones - 2003-03-12 - Kanagawa, JP (ALD/AUD/FLAC)
(ALD/Audience Matrix)
Yokohama Arena
"Yokohama Forty Licks" (VGP 345) -- DISCS 3 & 4 ONLY
Original Silvers => EAC => WAV => FLAC front-end (level 8)
01) Intro (1:43)
02) Street Fighting Man (4:11)
03) It's Only Rock And Roll (4:58)
04) If You Can't Rock Me (4:29)
05) Don't Stop (5:17)
06) Monkey Man (4:27)
07) You Got Me Rocking (3:46)
08) Ruby Tuesday (4:09)
09) Loving Cup (4:49)
10) All Down The Line (4:36)
11) Tumbling Dice (5:13)
12) Band Introductions (4:13)
13) Slipping Away (5:43)
14) Happy (3:43)
01) Sympathy For The Devil (7:00)
02) Start Me Up (4:25)
03) Honky Tonk Women (4:27)
04) Satisfaction (8:07)
05) Mannish Boy (5:46)
06) When The Whip Comes Down (4:54)
07) Brown Sugar (7:35)
08) Jumping Jack Flash (7:44)
Artwork (for the 4-CD set, unfortunately, not custom artwork for just discs 1 & 2) and checksum files are included.
VGP released a 4-CD set with two completely mixes of the same show -- from Yokohama, Japan March 12, 2003. The first two discs consisted only of a remastered recording of Mick's IEM feed; anyone who is familiar with IEM knows that these are frequently a very "imperfect" mix, to say the least. Discs 3 and 4 were a matrix of a good audience recording and the arena's ALD feed (who knew they had ALD in Japan????), a version which (in my opinion) was dramatically better. This torrent consists of ONLY discs 3 & 4 from the set -- to be honest, I didn't even keep the IEM (which means I can't torrent it, unfortunately).
Sound quality is great, particularly during the quiet parts. It's evident that the raw ALD recording is pretty good and relatively free of dropouts (or if there are any, they were covered up nicely during the editing process). There aren't really any big surprises in the setlist, but it's always nice to hear less-frequently played tracks like "Loving Cup" and "Mannish Boy." This is a good one to pick up if you're a Stones fan but not necessarily a completist; hardcore fans probably already have this (or if they don't, I imagine they will be posting requests for discs 1 & 2 in the comments).
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