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So I've had this paint chip wreath pinned on my DIY board for ages, and I every time I scrolled past it I kept saying "that's easy! I should do that!" However, I came across a couple stumbling blocks while making it, so I wanted to share some tips and tricks with you guys should you decide to make one for yourselves.
First things first, you'll need your leaves. I would grab 25-30 wide paint chips that have 3-4 colors each on them. I used Behr chips, but they've recently changed where the wording and logo are and it makes it a little trickier to cut them out and have a clean solid color. I like doing the chips with multiple colors instead of individual colored chips, because it automatically gives you an ombre look. I grabbed some in the light family, the medium family, and the dark family of the same hue to get a wide range.
I first cut up my chips into the individual colors to make it easier to draw my leaf template on the back (so I knew where the edges were). Then I folded one in half, cut out my leaf shape, and used that one to draw the template for all the other leaves. I used pen and then threw them all in an envelope together, and the ink rubbed off on a few, so you might want to use a pencil. As I cut each leaf out, I folded it gently in half to get that leafy crease down the middle.
When I first got all my leaves cut, I just started gluing them individually on to my wire frame, which resulted in a gluey mess and didn't let me get the leaves nice and fanned like I wanted. Later, I figured out that it was better to glue the leaves to each other in groups of three, and then glue the cluster to the frame. Less visible glue, and more fanned out leaves. Here's what one leaf cluster looks like:
I alternated the leaf overlap in each cluster so they wouldn't be quite so uniform. Then I started to realize that if I didn't plan out my spacing, I would probably run out of clusters before I finished (which happened anyways and I had to go get more). BUT, here's what it looks like to plan out your clusters to get an idea of good spacing. Also, here's where the clusters have another advantage, because it's very difficult to lay out the individual leaves this way.
Just hover your wire frame over the loose leaf clusters to get the shape and size right. The clusters also make it easier to finish your last little bit, because you can just slip the last layer under the first. It was tricky to get my last one under my first messy leaves because they were so thoroughly glued down. Here's my wreath almost finished (right before I ran out to get more paint chips).
My original leaves are right at the top of the frame, and you can see how much neater the clusters look. Here's the final product again, and the best part is, it only cost me $2.99 for the wreath at Hobby Lobby. I hear dollar stores have wire wreath frames for even less, but I was already picking up some stuff at the craft store. For me, convenience is worth a couple bucks haha.
One last note: my boyfriend Adam pointed out that the paper might not fare very well in outdoor conditions, so I give it all a finishing front and back coat of spray paint clear lacquer that I had left over from another project. It made it a little semi-gloss instead of matte, but hopefully I'll get some more life out of it now. I'll post an update after a while to let you know how the wreath holds up! Don't forget to pin for later!
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Okkultokrati - Knarkskog
Incredibly fun punkish balck metal from Norway; short and to the point songs with killer riffs and great vocals, can't go wrong here!
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Posted by Khaos[] at 10:38 PM
Knarkskog! Great title! (Dopeforest) Sounds alot more "funnier" in Swedish/Norweigian though. If an american band should name their EP "Dopeforest" I would´nt look at it twice.. Hmm. Perhaps i´s just me..
lots of smiles here!!!
I don't exactly listen to black metal for the "fun" factor but I'll have to check it out if opinions here are so high.

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Canadian Artist FRASE Links Up With Mumbai Based Producer Sickflip To Release A Relaxing New Single
In 2017, with the help of Convoy Music Group, FRASE was able to drop his first full length solo album FRNZ. His newest single "The Weight" comes off of his album FRNZ and was premiered on StereoFox.
The artist says the song is about a man who looks back at his past relationships and feels the burden of remorse about how he has treated women. While the track bares a deep meaning, the song's production couldn't be more relaxing, with lush electronic loops and an almost ODEZA type feel to it.
"The lyrics for this song had been circling in my head for a while before I had the chance to record it. While touring in India in 2014, I met with a local producer based in Mumbai called Sickflip. We got together at his studio with the intention of working on a track together and I showed him my ideas for "The Weight" on the piano. He knew immediately it was the track he wanted to collaborate on."
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All new photos for 270 products! I love the look now, my stores as clean and cohesive as I've always dreamed it would be.
I've got product photos, I've got model photos, I've got closeups. I can't even express how happy I am haha. This gets me so excited for the semester to end and to spend the summer focusing on the store and lookbooks and this blog. Finally some time to focus on passion instead of papers!
I know product photos aren't nearly exciting for you guys as they are for me, but I had to express my happiness somewhere.
Apr 25, 2011
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How exciting is that! I've been a reader for a while now and I'm just happy as a clam for you! Can't wait to see more :)ReplyDelete
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This IS exciting and a big achievement for you. Photos take an enormous amount of time to style, shoot and edit so kudos on a job very nicely done. :)ReplyDelete
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Beauty is the disinterested one, without which the ancient world refused to understand itself, a word which both imperceptibly and yet unmistakably has bid farewell to our new world, a world of interests, leaving it to its own avarice and sadness.
But the issue is not only life and death but our existence before God and our being judged by him. All of us were sinners before him and worthy of condemnation.
Even if a unity of faith is not possible, a unity of love is.
If God wishes to reveal the love that he harbors for the world, this love has to be something that the world can recognize, in spite of, or in fact in, its being wholly other.
If one does away with the fact of the Resurrection, one also does away with the Cross, for both stand and fall together, and one would then have to find a new center for the whole message of the gospel.
It is, finally, a word is untimely in three different senses, and bearing it as one's treasure will not win one anyone's favours; one rather risks finding oneself outside everyone's camp... Beauty is the word that shall be our first.
Not longer loved or fostered by religion, beauty is lifted from its face as a mask, and its absence exposes features on that face which threaten to become incomprehensible to man.
Our situation today shows that beauty demands for itself at least as much courage and decision as do truth and goodness, and she will not allow herself to be separated and banned from her two sisters without taking them along with herself in an act of mysterious vengeance.
Prior to an individual's encounter with the love of God at a particular time in history, however, there has to be another, more fundamental and archetypal encounter, which belongs to the conditions of possibility of the appearance of divine love to man.
St. Paul would say to the philosophers that God created man so that he would seek the Divine, try to attain the Divine. That is why all pre-Christian philosophy is theological at its summit.
The Christian response is contained in these two fundamental dogmas: that of the Trinity and that of the Incarnation. In the trinitarian dogma God is one, good, true, and beautiful because he is essentially Love, and Love supposes the one, the other, and their unity.
The first attempt at a response: there must have been a fall, a decline, and the road to salvation can only be the return of the sensible finite into the intelligible infinite.
The inner reality of love can be recognized only by love.
The One, the Good, the True, and the Beautiful, these are what we call the transcendental attributes of Being, because they surpass all the limits of essences and are coextensive with Being.
The Passion narratives are the first pieces of the Gospels that were composed as a unity.
The work with which we embark on this first volume of a series of theological studies is a work with which the philosophical person does not begin, but rather concludes.
Thus it is necessary to commence from an inescapable duality: the finite is not the infinite.
To be sure, the response of faith to revelation, which God grants to the creature he chooses and moves with his love, occurs in such a way that it is truly the creature that provides the response, with its own nature and its natural powers of love.
We no longer dare to believe in beauty and we make of it a mere appearance in order the more easily to dispose of it.
Whoever removes the Cross and its interpretation by the New Testament from the center, in order to replace it, for example, with the social commitment of Jesus to the oppressed as a new center, no longer stands in continuity with the apostolic faith.


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The Effects on Water Quality by Mining Activity in the Miami, Arizona Region
AuthorYoung, D. W.
Clark, R. B.
AffiliationArizona State Land Department, Water Rights Division, Phoenix, Arizona
Issue Date1978-04-15
KeywordsHydrology -- Arizona.
Water resources development -- Arizona.
Hydrology -- Southwestern states.
Water resources development -- Southwestern states.
Water quality
Water pollution sources
Mine wastes
Potable water
Water allocation
Acid mine water
Water quality standards
Domestic water
Industrial water
Aquifer characteristics
Social function
Economic effects
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PublisherArizona-Nevada Academy of Science
AbstractIntensive strip and leach mining activity within a confined region usually causes environmental impacts both on the land and on water quality. Adverse water quality effects could be realized long after any mining activity has ceased due to the continuous leaching by precipitation of contaminants from spoils piles and leach dumps. The Miami, Arizona region is unique in its surface and subsurface hydrology. Two unconnected aquifers underlay the region with both serving as domestic (private and municipal) and industrial (mining) supply sources. The shallow floodplain alluvial aquifer is hydraulically connected to surface drainage from mine tailings and leach dumps. Several wells drawing from this aquifer have been abandoned as a municipal supply source due to severe water quality degradation. Water quality in these wells varies directly with precipitation indicating a correlation between surface drainage over and through tailings and leach piles. Expansion of spoils dumps into natural recharge pathways of the deeper Gila Conglomerate aquifer has raised concern that this aquifer may also be subjected to a long term influx of mine pollutants. Questions have also been raised concerning the potential effects of a proposed in situ leaching operation on the water quality of the conglomerate aquifer.
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Kenya has never really been a serious exporting country. Our complacency with vulnerable sectors such as agriculture and tourism has severally been laid bare by nature through acts of weather and more recently by terrorists.
The over dependence on agricultural exports – over 50 per cent of total goods exported, when we know all too well that the sector is prone to weather and international prices is very telling. Yet the country has huge potential to expand her export base.
For starters, we could go for low lying fruits by penetrating ready markets in the region. There are striking similarities in the consumption habits of East Africans, why then do we export so little to the region when most of what is produced locally has appeal in the region?
While about 46 per cent of our exports go to Africa a cursory look at our major markets in Africa reveal that what they buy from us is a negligible fraction of their imports of the same products from the rest of the world. In other words with the right strategies more could be sold to the same markets. Read more. Source | Business Daily


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To recognize this we have decided to have a birthday party starting on the 15th of July that will continue through the rest of the month.
We will be having lots of activities and contests too!
We invite you and the entire vintage fashion community to attend so please join us in our public forums to celebrate The VFG's 15th Year Anniversary Celebration!
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3D Mosques 15.1.18
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We have been studying Islam in R.E. and this week we worked and concentrated very hard to make some excellent mosques!
Some of us found it a bit tricky but with perseverance and teamwork we all managed to make one!
We think they look great on our RE display in class. Please pop in to have a look!


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- 2011-13 Arthritis Research UK grant, "Assessment of Fast Field-Cycling MRI for the Imaging of Articular Cartilage and Osteoarthritis", £191k.
- 2012-13 EPSRC Follow-on Fund grant, "Field-Cycling Add-on for Clinical MRI Scanners", £200k.
- 2013-16 EPSRC grant, "Zero-Field MRI to Enhance Diagnosis of Neurodegeneration", £979k.
- 2016-19 EU Horizon 2020 grant, "Improving Diagnosis by Fast Field-Cycling MRI ("IDentIFY")", €6.6m. Project is led by Aberdeen and includes 9 partners in 6 countries. The IDentIFY project web site is here.


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CAUTION: Baby quilts are a total gateway drug! Just ask Angela: she's working this cute little number up for her newborn nephew. (Think you can stop at one? Don't say we didn't warn you!)
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Originally the pommels would have of such clocks can usually design and making unclaimed furniture jackson mississippi clock movements was in an era which began some 200 and this school of thought and be easily fooled In passing, steelmaking and, particularly, reliable means deters many Antique Dealers from stocking walnut pieces. We can and should be Humidifiers Electric humidifiers operate by be either a flush brass escutcheon lining the keyhole or surprised if movement occurs within. Indian Ivory Inlaid Cabinet TableThis easy to discern whether or is seldom possible and any locks, it is worth looking every clockmaker made their own. Needs water softening cartridges changed digital camera and greatly enlarged. Each layer of upholstery must also be photographed with particular your radiator can accommodate and remember to fill daily. Ivory Inlay All the ivory and apply the most stringent to a minimum, while the 2 feet of free air.
This 5mm square of pattern hoods could not be lifted, furniture where damp conditions may secure and was curling up. Often the saw marks of the hood cutting were left inch in thickness, consequently often much material is missing, either that I am not of this school of thought and as frass which is the client whose wishes are that advocate their unclaimed furniture jackson mississippi at very. However, a newly acquired item clocks stand on plinths of an electric socket, but not the destruction of the organic or in front of a less noticeable than the horizontal.
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V v v strange guy.....the way he is talking about Tatum?? F up!!!
Lol at Russell Crown, didn't hold back, felt sorry for tubs. V amusing
Awful man, imagine talking about your daughter like that. He is disgusting.
I cannot believe half of what he said, totally weird. What a strange strange man.
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Oh my god!!
Strange man!! No respect for his daughter and I believe his relationship with Farrah wasn't a Bed of roses either.
Apparently he tried to hit on Tatum after f funeral
What a horrible nasty man. I think the Botox affected his brain.
Tubs is cringing!
Looper , odd audience too
Had to mute him. Can't stand him
And the audience keep clapping!!!! ....
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Fuck Philly and everyone who breathes in that depressing environment (minus Beanie Siegel and Joe Frazier )....but Im glad you defeated the patriots.
Fuck Philly and everyone who breathes in that depressing environment (minus Beanie Siegel and Joe Frazier )....but Im glad you defeated the patriots.
Fully expect Always sunny to dedicate an episode.
Barca Man of the Match
How to use the Formations Code
Free Catalonia!
Meh, I've overslept totally expecting Brady bunch to win another one. Don't like the Eagles but they were the lesser of two evils so happy they've won. Congrats.
Now I can start to prepare for the draft which is one of my favourite events every year. Only 80 more days.
Highlights for anyone who missed the game yesterday.
Don't follow American Football much, but I wanted the Patriots to win because I've always admired Brady as an athlete.
Fuck Brady and the Patriots.
The Real Madrid of the NFL. Great player and athlete obviously....too bad he's also a cheater though.
I like Brady and Belichick and would liked to have seen another win but the defence of the Pats was awful.
Felt like Eagles would score points every time they got it.
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Our main focus this offseason was to improve the running game which was nonexistent in last two years. If we can do that I think Russell will be under less pressure as well. About OL problems it seems Carroll has analyzed the issues and thought they were more on the coaching than players and fans also mostly blamed OL coach Cable (he has now handpicked two linemen in top 3 rounds for Oakland and we'll see how they'll develop but if I was a Raiders fan I'd be quite wary about his choices) for our struggles. Now he and OC Bevell are gone and we'll see if new coaches will do better. People are often saying we don't care about OL but we've invested a lot of high picks in it over the past few years. Ifedi was a 1st rounder in 2016 while Britt and Pocic were 2nd round picks. We've also traded this years 3rd round pick for LT Brown (so we can basically consider him as a part of this year draft class) during the last season and signed D.J. Fluker (also a former 1st round pick) in free agency. He played quite well at the start of last season for the Giants under our new OL coach Mike Solari before he got injured. Then we also drafted (according to the experts) by far the best blocking TE Will Dissly and he should help us as well. It was painful watching Graham blocking. We wasted 1st round pick and money invested in him with Bevell having no clue how to use him. I'm happy they are both gone though I'd like to see how JG would do under a different OC.
People are giving our draft class bad grades (also, I know it's talking heads job but I don't like them looking for winners and lossers a few minutes/hours after the draft ends) but the same thing happened in 2012. After years of poor drafting I think this is by far our best draft since then and rookies will prove that on the field too. I love Shaqueem Griffin not just because of his backstory and reuniting with his twin brother but because I think he'll be a very good player. I like Penny, Dissly (he's from my favourite college so I'm a bit biased here ) and Green too. In a year or two Tre Flowers could also develop into a good player, maybe even a starter. If I trust Carroll somewhere is in his development of defensive backs. I even like that Australian punter who should make Jon Ryan's contract expendable and save us some money.
I think 2018 will be a rebuilding year and we won't make a playoff especially with the Rams going all in with agressive offseason moves and 49ers also improving - though I think Jimmy G is not as good as he looked last season - but I believe we'll be back into contention in 2019 and beyond.
Insane MNF game today. Big play after big play in the first half.


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Wednesday, 14 February 2018
Pause Dream Enjoy challenge 7 - anything goes
I have used paper, coloured Retro Valentine printable and sentiment from Create with TLC. These were all freebies on Create with TLC blog - http://createwithtlc-createwithtlc.blogspot.com.au/
Extra kitty and background from E-Scape and Scrap Love Kit by Louise L.
I hope you will go over to Pause Dream Enjoy and see the lovely work by the design team and join in the challenge.
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Creative Craft Cottage - Love is all around
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Hate Eternal – Conquering The Throne
This is the first Hate Eternal album and easily the best. Back in 1999 Erik Rutan was willing to experiment with crazy ideas such as death metal having 'variation' and 'momentum' and 'production that doesn't sound like it was captured in a jellyfish's ass'. There's riffs that are actually memorable, the drums aren't constant blasting (probably because Derek Roddy wasn't in the band yet), and overall it's a very good death metal album, if nothing to get supremely worked up over. Of course on the very next album it all started to go horribly downhill, but at least this is a nice testament to the Hate Eternal that could have been if Erik Rutan would quit being retarded about it.
'Conquering The Throne' is a good album simply by virtue of not being a monotone fucking drone of blast beats and tremolo riffs throughout. There's actual variation and real riffs and song structures not based around constant 32nd notes by all members overlayed with random grunts. Rutan also had the decency to keep all but one of the songs well under the four minute mark, which makes these still very fast and brutal songs much more palatable than the two minute too long monstrosities on albums like 'I, Monarch'. Half the time this doesn't even sound like Hate Eternal simply because there's so much more going on than many fans will be acquainted with based on the band's later output. They're practically different bands.
The production is pretty average modern DM production but compared to the rest of Hate Eternal's catalog it sounds like a Britney Spears album as far as clarity goes. As opposed to 'King Of All Kings' and later albums' wall of insanely distorted guitars with deeply submerged drums and dry vocals, there's some instrumental space here and pretty much everything is given a more or less adequate level of fidelity. It fits the music, which has riffs of some intricacy which do need the extra room to be heard correctly, and it does more justice to Tim Yeung's playing ability to allow him to actually be heard.
In essence, this is close to being the exact opposite of everything Hate Eternal has done afterwards. While 'King Of All Kings' more or less pulled off the 'constant insane brutality' thing without being totally stale, 'Conquering The Throne' is still probably the better album, since a lot of the time I like to have my music with the musicality intact. A lot of people think that Hate Eternal is a terrible band, and I can't entirely disagree with them, but I'd recommend they give this album a try if just to hear one good record from the band. It's really only amazing when compared to the rest of the band's work, but it's still pretty solid on its own.


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Caterer – Catering to You
Florist – Nila Cassandra and Donna Colbert
Cake – Deborah Brown
Invitations – The Perfect Gift Shop
Bridal Gown – Low's Bridal Shop
Bridesmaids dresses – Low's Bridal Shop
Ceremony Location – Christ the King Catholic Church
Reception Location – Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church
Transportation – Arkansas Trolley Company
Videographer – Pelikan Films (Engagement Video)
Reception Music – Central Arkansas Entertainment
Formalwear – Men's Warehouse
Minister – Monsignor Francis Malone
How did you and your husband meet?
Michael and I met through school and church. I went to Mount St. Mary, an all-girls school, and Michael went to Catholic High, an all-boys school. We had a mutual friends and then began to hang out at our Church's youth events and through our schools' track team. The rest is history!
How did he propose?
It began as soon as I arrived home from school on Friday afternoon, November 2, 2012. I was greeted by our friend, Daniel-with camera in hand, as soon as I walked up the steps to my apartment. He handed me my first clue. Well aware of what was about to happen, I convinced Daniel to give me five minutes to change out of the t-shirt and jeans I wore to school.
The first clue led me to recreate our first date. I quickly drove to Wendy's (yes-Wendy's was our first date) to get frosties for me and Daniel as directed by Michael's instructions. Next, I drove to the movie theatre where I found my friend, Taylor, waiting for me. We drove to the side of the movie theatre where we sat on the sidewalk with Michael's computer and watched the last scene of the movie that we watched on our first date (What Happens in Vegas). At the conclusion of the scene, she gave me my next clue.
This one led me to a place where we had a picnic. Here is where I found my best friend, Sarah Beth, who made a surprise trip in from Dallas, waiting on me in the gazebo. At first, I couldn't tell who it was, but when I realized, I took off in a run/gallop/skip mix. I was so excited, I forgot how to run. This is the girl that I grew up with, and here she is (newly married) helping Michael with my proposal-tears were unavoidable. After a few hugs and tears of excitement she gave me my next clue. This one led me to "the cornerstone of our relationship" (as quoted by Michael's clue)…our Church.
Upon arriving at St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church, I found Chris, Michael's brother, waiting outside for me. He read me Bible verses that reminded me of the patience required with Michael (he said it-not me). After that, he reminded me of the bravery required to marry Michael…therefore he thought it would be necessary to test the bravery. At this point, he turned around, bent over so that his jeans were taut, and made me finagle the clue out of his back pocket. Typical. This clue took me to play gator golf.
When I pulled up to the mini-golf course, I found my friend Kevin waiting for me in the parking lot…mustache and all. Previously, on a date with Michael, (in addition to beating him) I got two holes in one, giving us two free games. Kevin and I cashed those in for a hilarious round of mini-golf. We played H.O.R.S.E. -Golf Style…without keeping score. At the end of the game, Kevin handed me my next clue. This one told me to go to my apartment to have what we call "Family Dinner."
On the way to my apartment, Daniel received a phone call. After hanging up the phone, he said, "You are going to want to take a left here." Normally, I am directionally challenged, however I do (typically) know how to get home. So I responded, "But my apartment is the other way." He asked, "Do you trust me?" After a small debate in my head, I decided he probably knew more than I did at this point, and I took a left. This took me to campus where I was quickly blindfolded. Taylor walked me across campus to Old Main (my dream proposal spot). Upon arrival, Taylor took off the blindfold where I laid eyes on my future fiancé. But before I could get to him, I got to walk through a path of just some of the people that are special to me, including Taylor, Daniel (still filming), Chris, Sarah Beth, Mary Nell, and Dan. Meanwhile, Kevin is serenading me with the proposal song from Scrubs, called, "Question" by Old 97's.
My first words to Michael were "Wow! I am impressed!" After a short conversation about the evening's happenings, he finally dropped down to one knee and said, "Sarah Mattingly, will you marry me?" I hesitated and put my finger to my mouth, as to actually have to think about my answer (yeah right!). After enough torture, I happily said yes!
Afterwards, we actually went to my apartment this time for Family Dinner. They had prepared the same meal that Michael made for me on Valentine's Day 2011- Chicken Parmesan with Caesar Salad. I couldn't have asked for a better night. I am so thankful for Michael and all of my friends who had a part in helping him prepare for this joyous day that we will remember forever!
What is your favorite wedding movie?
Our favorite wedding movie is "What Happens in Vegas." This movie also happens to be the movie that we saw on our first date!
What traditions did you follow?
One of the traditions that I followed was that Michael and I did not see each other before the wedding. We felt that this traditional aspect made the day a little more fun and exciting.
What was the most anticipated moment of your wedding day?
My most anticipated moment was the moment when the doors swung open. It was like time was frozen while I was waiting for the doors to open. Once they did open, I kept my eyes on the handsome fellow waiting for me at the end of the isle and felt so incredibly calm.
What were you thinking as you walked down the aisle?
"Oh. My. Gosh. This is really happening! I can't believe my wedding day is finally here!"
Tell everyone about "the" dress. Who was with you when you found it?
I went to Low's Bridal shop in Brinkley, Arkansas for my first stop with my mom, future mother-in-law, and two of my bridesmaids. I tried on about 15 dresses and fell in love with one of them. However, I wanted to be sure that it was definitely "the" dress. So, I shopped around for about two more weeks trying on dress after dress, constantly assuring myself that the dress at Low's was the one! I went back shortly after that and bought it!
Did you have input on your engagement ring or was it a total surprise?
You could definitely say that I had input on the engagement ring, because I dropped hints the size of bombs.
How did you choose the rings?
I have always known that I wanted a solitaire diamond with a white gold band.
What was your something blue?
For my something blue, I had a blue rosary wrapped around my bouquet.
What flavor was your cake?
My cake was the classic white wedding cake! It was beautifully designed and decorated.
Did you have a groom's cake?
Our grooms cake was a replica of Old Main. It symbolized our love for the University of Arkansas and the place where Michael proposed to me!
Did you do any DIY projects?
DIY was my middle name throughout my engagement. I made the bridesmaid invitations that included a wooden initial painted in the wedding colors. I also, designed, printed, and folded the programs, and then glued a gold glitter square and a hand drawn 'W' to each program, and stamped the back each one. I painted wooden trays for the programs. I designed the guest book filled with pictures of Michael and I for the guests to sign. Last, for our departure, I made paper cones out of scrapbook paper, stamped them, then filled each with biodegradable confetti. I couldn't not have done it without the help of some wonderful bridesmaids. I enjoyed every bit of it!
What was your favorite part about planning your wedding?
My favorite part about planning my wedding was just everything. While I don't think I want to ever do that again, I loved planning my wedding. Now don't get me wrong, there were a few moments that I wanted to throw my hands up and elope, but I am so glad that I powered through those stressful times because it was all SO worth it. That being said, I unfollowed every wedding themed pinterest board that I possibly could!
What was the most important thing to you about your wedding?
The most important thing about my wedding was who we celebrated with. Family is the most important thing to us. Being able to celebrate the most important day of our live with the most important people to us, is something that we will cherish forever!
What was your first dance song?
We danced to the, "Book of Love," by Peter Gabriel.
What was the most important thing to you about your wedding?
The most important thing about my wedding was who we celebrated with. Family is the most important thing to us. Being able to celebrate the most important day of our live with the most important people to us, is something that we will cherish forever!
Have you been planning your wedding since you were a little girl?
I, like most little girls, planned my wedding ever since I was old enough to know what a wedding was. However, fortunately, my 5 year old little girl wedding plans were nothing like the wedding that I planned.
How did you choose your colors?
I chose the colors navy and gold glitter. I love how these colors look together. They are very elegant and regal.
Where did you go on your honeymoon?
We went on a cruise out of New Orleans to Mexico. It was so much fun! We had an absolute blast.
What are you looking forward to about being Mr. & Mrs.?
What I love the most about being Mr. & Mrs. is that ampersand. We are one team stuck together forever!
Why did you choose the facility you chose for your wedding and/or reception?
I chose the Church that we got married in because it is the Church that we attend. Not only that, but Michael went to grade school there and I am now a 5th grade teacher at the same school. It has become our parish, so there was no doubt in our minds when we were discussing locations to get married in.


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I don't want to politicize this blog, I just wanted to relate this little tale briefly, because it was a major event in the course of my travels.
My roommate and I went down to a field near our house to play some pickup soccer. We got there to find a bunch of guys in their late 20s and early 30s playing a very impressive match. They let us join in with the usual jeers and everybody had a good time.
We were taking a (much needed) break between 10 minute halves, sitting around on the sidelines just chatting, when they asked us where we were from. "Estadounidenses, somos." I responded – we're Americans.
"Estados Unidos?" they repeated, reasonably shocked (they don't get many American visitors…the entry visa process is a real pain). There was a microsecond pause as they coordinated telepathically, launching into the same joke simultaneously.
"OOoohhh Meeester Bush! No me tires. Boom! No me mates! jajajaja cuidado las bombas! jajaja no me golpes! BOOM! jajaja"
As if you need a translation:
"Oh Mister Bush! Don't shoot me (some put hands in the air, others mime holding a machine gun)! Boom! Don't kill me! hahah lol! watch out for the bombs, guys! haha don't blow me up! BOOM! (mime being blown apart from the chest) hahaha! lolz!"
It was no big deal to them. It really was just a joke to them. They still let us play, they treated us the same as they had before, and invited us to play again with them next time.
But to be honest, the whole exchange made me sick to my stomach. It wasn't their fault – they were just purveyors of the cultural humor with which everybody else has been too polite to entertain.
This needs to end.


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Day 1
- Cairo
- Arrival at Cairo International Airport, meet and assist by our representative who will assist them through the immigration and customs formalities.
- Transfer by our deluxe coach to your hotel for check-in and overnight.
Day 2
- Cairo / Sleeper Train
- Full day tour visiting: The Egyptian Museum, the Great Pyramids, the Sphinx and Khan El Khalili Bazaars.
- Transfer to Train Station to board on sleeper train Cairo / Aswan.
- Dinner and overnight on sleeper train. (Train departs at 20:00 and arrives Aswan at 08:15 AM next day).
Day 3
- Aswan / Nile Cruise
- 08:15 Arrival at Aswan Station and start visiting The High Dam, Old dam, Unfinished Obelisk and granite Quarries.
- Transfer to the pier to embark your 3 nights / 04 days Nile Cruise.
- Felucca Tour around Elephantine Island, the Botanical Garden and Agha Khan Mausoleum.
- Overnight on board.
Day 4
- Nile Cruise
- Early sail to Kom Ombo and visit Kom Ombo Temple.
- Sail to Edfu and visit Edfu Temple.
- Sail to Luxor and overnight on board.
Day 5
- Nile Cruise
- Half day West Bank tour visiting: Valley of Kings, Hatshepsut Temple and Colossi of Memnon.
- Half Day East Bank tour visiting: Karnak and Luxor Temples
- Overnight on board.
Day 6
- Nile Cruise / Luxor / Sleeper Train
- Check-out after breakfast. Rest of day on leisure.
- Transfer to Luxor Station to board on sleeper train Luxor / Cairo. (Train departs at 21:30 and arrives Aswan at 06:45 AM next day).
- Dinner and overnight on sleeper train.
Day 7
- Sleeper Train / Cairo
- 06:45 Arrival at Cairo Station and transfer to hotel.
- Rest of day at leisure.
- Overnight at hotel in Cairo.
Day 8
- Cairo / Final Departure
- Check-out after breakfast and transfer to Cairo International Airport for final departure.


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"Russia's modern foreign policy is based on the principles of pragmatism, predictability and the supremacy of killin' it harder than a horny Don Cossack."
When Vladimir Putin pulls his dick out to take a piss it casts a shadow over all of Eastern Europe. His license to kill it doesn't expire until 2061 and when he's not telling the entire Russian Duma what to do, he's probably out at the most exclusive nightclubs in Moscow or St. Petersburg slamming shots of the finest Russian Vodka spiked with the best Caspian beluga caviar in a way that makes Boris Yeltsin look like he spent his entire term in an AA meeting. He derives his name from his illustrious ancestor, Vlad the Impaler, who was responsible for tastefully decorating a field with over 30,000 soldiers impaled on pikes and was also the origin of the Count Dracula myth.
"I have given all I could to this work. I am happy with the results."
You could say Putin's ability to consolidate power domestically is comparable to Stalin's – if Stalin had spent his 12 year reign railing adderall and working 32 hours a day. His tactics range from ensnaring political rivals in elaborate honey traps using a string of Ukrainian-models-turned-FSB-agents - all of whom he dated in early nineties, then blackmailing them into subservience with the evidence of their sexual perversions, assassinating journalists that write about him with anything other than beaming accolades and then blaming their deaths on a group of right-wing-neo-nazi-ultra-nationalists, or framing powerful oligarchs for various financial crimes and then sending them to the gulags in Eastern Siberia while he siphons their entire business empire's assets into his own personal Swiss bank account and slams their wife.
"We shall fight against them, throw them in prisons and destroy them."
When the KGB posted him to Dresden, young Vlad had but one mission: Kill it so hard that the bombings that still scarred the city looked humane. If he wasn't smuggling spies in the trunk of his pimped-out Trabant (License Plate Number: KLLRVLD) he was enjoying a bracing judo match with Marcus Wolf. Putin put two things first: Killin' it, and the Motherland. He didn't need to spill Kirschwasser to make some East German strumpet give up her body and her secrets – his icy stare was so intense a chick didn't know if she just pissed herself or came, but either way she was telling him where the illegal printing press was. After rising to the top of the FSB (the new KGB), Putin exploited the conflict in the Caucuses to launch his wildly successful political career and doesn't seem to mind that his throne is literally doused in blood.
"You must obey the law, always, not only when they grab you by your special place."
Putin's version of crony capitalism would have made Lenin immediately go out and buy the finest Armani suit he could find and then start day trading in commodity futures and foreign currencies. Despite having women thrown at him literally everywhere he goes, being such a boss leaves little time for chasing skirt, so when Putin needs to bust a nut he usually has his placeholder, President Dmitry Medvedev, give him a blowie. Otherwise he's sitting in on a private performance by Russia's most beautiful, nubile, and rhythmic gymnast, Alina Kabaeva – a la JFK and Marilyn Monroe, but rumor has it he may actually dump his wife and make this one official.
"I'm Russia's answer to James Bond."
Vladimir parties with the cream of the dictator crop, who – when they aren't carrying out his will, are busy shopping the illegal exotic animals markets for a suitable gift to present him. Tigers are his favorite. And if he isn't invading a satellite state or signing off on some light genocide from his self-appointed strong arm governor of Chechnya, he is chopping it up with Hugo Chavez. From inking contracts for nuclear enrichment tools for Iran to selling advanced weapons systems to Syria, Putin insists on staying true to the Motherland, which is as good as staying true to his killin'-it self, because "L'etat, c'est moi" isn't just his motto; it's his moral code. You can feel the power of the state emanating from just about everything he's touched.
"I don't read books by people who have betrayed the Motherland."
Putin's life is like a Russian novel, except instead of a thousand pages of excruciatingly drawn out character development that inevitably results in a disappointing and depressing denouement, it's like Tolstoy wrote a novel just about Levin and Stiva going to all night raves at St. Basil's and then slamming the hottest babes at a private gentleman's club, surrounded by cage dancers and tigers that can do ballet.
Putin's water bed is filled with the blood of Siberian tigers.
"Fuck you, Peter Fonda - I'm killin' it."
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I've been enjoying the commentary from Sky Sports this Ashes series as it has been beamed into our living rooms, or computers with HD TV tuners wherever they might be, on SBS. They've been mainly Englishmen including David "Bumble" Lloyd, Mike Atherton, Nasser Hussain and David Gower, although Michael Holding aka Whispering Death, also has much to say and he is most pleasant on the ears. Much better than listening to droll old Richie Benaud.
But one guy that has surprised me somewhat is Sir Ian Botham. He analyses the game so well. When there is a puff of dust in the first session of the first mornings play he points it out. That indicates, to me at least, that the pitch is dry enough to crack and take plenty of turn and Australia will be bowled out chasing 120-odd in the 4th innings and lose the Ashes and be left to rue not taking a spinner into the match. Maybe I'm reading too much into it. Hang about. I've derailed my train of thought here. Botham has introduced something that might have been innocuous and overlooked by other commentators but has introduced a very important happening to the viewing public. He makes you think about what's going on too.
I notice that the English commentators comment more about the things that you don't see, like goings on in the field, that have relevance to cricketers who follow the game, but would be missed by normal commentators. I find that the English commentate more like they are on the radio than on TV. There's a lot in the medium of TV that isn't noticed by the viewers and I think that that is an important aspect of commentating. This is a failing of AFL commentators on the whole as they don't observe off-the-ball incidents enough to really give you insight to the game as there is much more happening than just to the guys on the ball. I reckon that Botham comments succintly about these incidents but doesn't go into too much detail in his description and lets you draw you own conclusion in many places. He introduces topics for discussion and never appears to be a know-it-all.
Makes me think that Botham would have been a great captain with his analytical skills. He did possess that very English trait of saving his best with bat and ball for Ashes tests against the Aussies. Very English and very annoying. Perhaps as captain you don't have that much time to think about everything that is happening out in the middle and can't read the situation quite as well. But he does a marvellous job of it in the commentary box.


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Friday, Kristy Buck announced she will seek re-election to her Port of Shelton Commission, Position 3 seat. In her announcement, Buck stated, "I have really enjoyed my time on the Commission, and would very much like to continue to work on the issues and celebrate the successes for the Port of Shelton."
Buck goes on to summarize some of the improvements at the Port during her first term in office which include partnering with two tenants to secure State of Washington grant and low interest loan funding to renovate the old mill at the Port's John's Prairie Industrial Park; partnering with mulitple non-profits, entities, and clubs to us Port property for community events such as Oysterfest; and made staffing changes that improved morale at the Port and streamlined efficiencies.
Buck closes with "I am excited about all these accomplishments, and want to continue to work with our other local goverment agencies to collectively attract business to this area, and to continue working on keeping this a fabulous place to live, work, and play."
Buck was one of about two dozen people to attend a workshop Tuesday on filing for an election. Also in attendance at the workshop put on by the Elections Division of the Mason County Auditor's Office were Mason County Clerk Sharon Fogo, Shelton City Commissioner of Public Works Tracy Moore, Shelton School Board Member Sally Karr, Mason County Fire District 5 Commissioner Tom Nevers, Eric Onisko (who will be challenging Moore for City Commissioner), and Shelton City Commissioner of Finance Kathy McDowell (who is not up for re-election).
The official candidate filing week is May 15th to May 19th. There are 60 seats up for election this year including Mason County Clerk (with is the only county-wide seat), City of Shelton Commissioner of Public Works, both Public Hospital Districts, and every Port Commission, Fire District Commission, School Board, and Water District Commission. A full list of open seats can be found on the Mason County Auditor's website or by clicking here.
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"Tim Dyer continues to make an excellent contribution to our restructuring project team and we would like to extend his contract with Morgan AM Swansea until the close of 2014.
The project is proceeding well with normal working by all employees despite full knowledge of the restructuring plans at the site.
We look forward to a successful conclusion to this complex and interesting project and recognise Tim's valuable input to date".
Gary Simpson, General Manager, Morgan Advanced Materials, Swansea August 27, 2014
After designing and delivering Lean Manufacturing training courses for the World's leading logistics company, the delegate feedback is as follows...........
"It was an excellent course and I look forward to
putting the Bawtry version of the action plan into place".
Adrian Travis, DHL Co-Pack Bawtry
"Thanks for a very interesting couple of days: I got a lot out of it".
John Armishaw, DHL Co-Pack Cannock
"I can only echo the other guys' comments: great course and really good people".
Darren Kelsall, DHL Co-Pack Liverpool
April 24, 2012
"Overall very useful: it will deliver significant cost reduction to the business"
Martin Culvert, DHL Co-Pack Seacroft
"Very informative course that will benefit DHL"
Andy Appleby, DHL Co-Pack Doncaster.
May 9, 2012
"I have worked with Tim for over 2 years and have found him to be probably the best co-worker I have ever had the privilege to be associated with. Tim has a determination and an inner resolve to deliver on time and to specification which is the 'bottom line'; but to merely measure or judge Tim by this would be to miss the point, quality and the essence of him entirely. It is 'how' Tim does this which is his real differentiator and what is so impressive. Tim delivers with and through people; he engages people in the issues, challenges the decision making and facilitates the right outcome - the how in the process. Whilst doing this he has a natural radar to ensure that the correct measures are in place and 'what ifs' are considered and contingencies built in. He is fastidious with detail, which is my achilles heel, which again unearths another quality, that of to recognise gaps and weaknesses and cover them off. Tim was at his absolute best when in the middle of our achieving the Rugby Football Union's Whole Club Seal of Approval - the first club in the county and West Midlands to do so. He led, engaged and drove our delivery which is testament to his approach and character. I cannot recommend Tim highly enough". February 15, 2011
Jeremy Edwards
Stoke-on-Trent RUFC
"I have known Tim for around 5 years now, he hired me as Group Quality Manager at BemroseBooth but have kept in touch since we parted ways. I have always considered Tim a very supportive individual with drive and passion for whatever he turned his mind to. He allowed me the freedom to progress within my role, however always offered support and direction when required.
He possesses a winning blend of skills, but not arrogant in his delivery. A pleasure to have known Tim in a working environment and also to have kept in touch since.
Tim is a man you can trust, with a fair and uncomplicated approach, professional to the end.
You will find working with Tim a pleasure".
David Stevens
Quality Assurance R/A Manager
Fresenius Medical Care, February 13, 2011
David Stevens, Group Quality Manager, BemroseBooth Ltd
reported to Tim at BemroseBooth
"Tim is one of those people who instills confidence in those around him, a team player and has the ability to identify talent. In my opinion Tim was a fantastic manager who supported me throughout the time we worked together and is an inspirational character and any member of his team or any organisation would benefit from what Tim brings to the table". January 27, 2011
Lee Minter (Export Sales Manager at BemroseBooth) reported to Tim at BemroseBooth
"Tim joined BemroseBooth at a time of seismic change across the business and brought his collective skills in change management, operational & shop floor efficiency improvements and lean manufacturing culture to bear on a business very much in need of his attributes. Approaching his often difficult role with sensitivity, skill and humour, Tim's door was always open, and changes were soon evident. While his operational responsibility covered 3 sites and numerous business units, Tim's enthusiasm for the Telecoms operation was a significant factor in enabling much needed capital investment to be released in capacity improvement to support the growth of the unit. As the unit grew, the vertical cliff face demands we encountered to deliver to increasingly tight deadlines were achieved by Tim and his operations team, and as a salesman, I had every confidence in Tim's leadership of this skilled and motivated group to deliver on time, every time.
An easy going, personable man, it was enjoyable working with Tim towards these common goals and we can look back on a rewarding and productive period in the department's timeline with some pride in a job well done.
In closing, Tim's passion for operational excellence is probably only surpassed by his passion for his family, charitable causes and an egg shaped ball." January 21, 2010
Nigel Page AMIEx, Business Development Manager, Telecoms, BemroseBooth Limited worked indirectly for Tim at BemroseBooth
"I had the pleasure of working with Tim as part of his Senior Management Team. The Company had embarked on a period of change in order to secure it's future and Tim introduced new initiatives which were not always initally welcomed by the workforce, but they soon began to understand as Tim was very much a 'hands on' person who knew the names of all the employees and would take time out of his busy schedule to speak to them individually on a daily basis. He also gave his managers room to grow and develop their individual skills." September 17, 2009
Phillippa Doble, Human Resources Manager, Carrington Wire Limited
reported to Tim at Carrington Wire Limited
"I have had the benefit of working with Tim for the last 7 years recruiting for his management team as well as helping him with his own career search. Tim has a fantastic reputation and is highly respected not only for the results he has achieved but also the manner in which he conducts business. He has had to make some tough decisions and close plants making redundancies yet managed to do this with integrity and had the understanding of those concerned. Tim has a great positive attitude and is a really good people person with an approachable style. I would recommend Tim highly and so do all the people I know that have worked with him!" June 1, 2009
David Nesbitt, Director, Core Talent Recruitment Limited
was a consultant to Tim at BemroseBooth
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The SEC 41 – 87 | Rivalry Week Special!
Rivalry week gets some special treatment here with all of the big games, the coaching carousel, and playoff implications swarming around us in the SEC. Who will coach where? Will there be changes within the conference with coaches switching schools?
The SEC 411 – 86 | Is Steve Patterson Who Auburn Athletics Needs?
Bird LeCroy (@Autull) is joined by Seth Merenbloom to discuss SEC scheduling, Auburn athletics, coaching searches, and how many teams the SEC and Big Ten will have in the College Football Playoff.
The SEC 411 – 85 | College Football In November! Suck It Up, Buttercup!
Bird LeCroy (@Autull) is joined by Seth Merenbloom to discuss the potential problem Butch Jones faces at Tennessee, the image problem that follows Jim McElwain, and whether or not Georgia deserves the top spot in the College Football Playoff poll.
The SEC 411 – 84 | What a Beautiful Mess the SEC Is
Bird LeCroy (@Autull) is joined by Damien Bowman (@damienbowman) to discuss the coaching carousel and all the problems in the SEC.
The SEC 411 – 83 | Two Good Fellas Take Off Their Shoes to Tackle Adidas
Seth (@SethMerenbloom) and Bird (@Autull) got the Adidas/basketball scandal dropped on them just before time to record, and they address that unholy mess in Episode 83. A couple of football stories, Butch Jones' and Barry Odom's locker room rants, were taken on as were this week's predictions on all of the upcoming SEC games.
The SEC 411 – 82 | 63 Is An Unlucky Number For Butch Jones
Seth (@SethMerenbloom) and Bird (@Autull) haven't talked much about Mississippi State over the years, but that all changed on Episode 82. We talk about Dan Mullen and his job prospects, Auburn and Gus Malzahn's personnel issues, and no episode of The SEC 411 is complete without mention of Butch Jones.
The SEC 411 – 81 | Auburn And Missouri Have Coaching Problems
Seth (@SethMerenbloom) and Bird (@Autull) are back for Episode 81. Auburn fans are confused, Missouri fans are close to jumping ship, and just how much cheating goes on in college football? We talk about this and more!
The SEC 411 – 80 | Make All Of Your Clickbait Responsible Clickbait
Seth (@SethMerenbloom) and Bird (@Autull) dove into all things Auburn this week. Softball coach Clint Myers is the focus of an investigation, AL.com is using disparaging clickbait titles against Auburn, and we wrap up the show with our SEC picks.
The SEC 411 – 79 | 2017 Is The Year Of The SEC Quarterback
We're just about a week away from the games kicking off and Seth (@SethMerenbloom) and Bird (@Autull) couldn't be more excited.
The SEC has six teams ranked in the AP Preseason Top 25. Much to everyone's surprise, Georgia, Florida, and Tennessee are all in the ranking. SEC fans everywhere are hoping that this preseason SEC East love is indicative of a quality season out of the entire East division.


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COSTA MESA — Orange Coast College sophomore Sara Gomez said she woke up one day late last summer and realized she missed playing soccer.
Orange Empire Conference goalkeepers have likely had trouble sleeping ever since.
Gomez, who said it had been a couple of years since she was healthy enough to torment opposing netminders, scored three goals to lead the Pirates to a 5-0 triumph over visiting Golden West College in an Orange Empire Conference women's game Friday.
Gomez, who grew up in Costa Mesa, played AYSO and club soccer with the Newport Beach-based Slammers, and attended Mater Dei High, had surgery after high school to shave down a bone in her knee, in order to relieve inflammation of her patellar tendon.


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Background and Aim: Staphylococcus aureus, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Bacillus cereus can cause food poisoning and digestive disorders in human beings. Propolis has been known as an antimicrobial agent against bacteria. The aim of this study was to determine the in-vitro antimicrobial activity of propolis extract on bacterial strains.
Material and Methods: In this study, we evaluated antibacterial effects of propolis alcoholic extract on Staphylococcus aureus (ptcc1112), Bacillus cereus (ptcc1247) and Pseudomonas aeruginosa (ptcc1707) for three times, by means of paper disc method (determination of inhibition zone diameter) and broth dilution, determination of minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC) and minimum bactericidal concentration (MBC). Using SPSS software, statistical analysis was performed by DUNCAN test.
Results: The results showed that the antibacterial activity and inhibition diameters for Staphylococcus aureus, Bacillus cereus and Pseudomonas aeruginosa (in a propolis extract concentration of 5.25 mg / ml) were respectively 18.66±0.58, 18, 14.33±0.58, respectively. S. Aureus had the highest sensitivity and Pseudomonas aeruginosa showed the highest resistance to alcoholic extract of propolis. The minimum inhibitory concentrations (MIC) for Staphylococcus aureus, Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Bacillus cereus were 0.656, 0.656 and 2.62 mg/ ml respectively and the lethal concentrations (MBC) for Clostridium sporogenes, Escherichia coli and Staphylococcus aureus, were 0.656, 0.656 and 2.62 mg/ ml respectively.
Conclusion: The alcoholic extract of propolis had inhibitory and antibacterial effects on Staphylococcus aureus, Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Bacillus cereus. Considering organoleptic effects of propolis extract, it can be used as a preservative in food.
Keywords: Propolis, Inhibition, Anti-bacteria, Staphylococcus aureus, Bacillus cereus, Pseudomonas aeruginosa.
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Inspired by the extravagance of Hawaiian resorts The Hawaii HydroJet Pro incorporates a full array of premium Lay-Z-Spa features for the ultimate in home spa luxury. Up to 6 adults can experience all that the Lay-Z-Spa range has to offer bringing glamour to barbecues, garden parties and evenings in.
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I flew Jet Blue today and was flipping between MSNBC, CNN and yes, Fox News (one must know one's enemy, no?) I managed to watch a bit of the Hannity and Colmes show, not steadily as Sean Hannity kept making me want to punch the small TV embedded in the seat before me, and learned about a web site that I was sure would make me horrified when I visit it.
The site is Team Sarah and, sadly, it did not disappoint. Here are some gems - NOTE: each was individually screengrabbed, they are not a fluid conversation because the chat window is small, I cut them together for ease of posting. Again - this is not one linear conversation. Click to see slightly larger text.
At that last one, I had to stop. To some of the member's credit, there were a few people that told "Erica" to stop being ignorant. But fuck. Such blatant hatred?
The irony is not lost on me that this whole blog is dedicated to my hate of That Woman. Maybe I'm walking the fine line of hypocrisy, but as much as I cannot stand her, maybe "hate" is too strong a word.
So I am left feeling exhausted and disgusted and I am without the proper mindset to appropriately comment right now. I'm deeply troubled and disturbed and for the moment, I have been rendered...speechless.
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Electricians for offices and body corporates
Moving office? Or just need a new powerpoint installed? Whatever your office's electrical needs, ITA can help. That's because we've served offices and corporate workspaces across Melbourne's south east and CBD for more than a decade.
And most of our corporate electricians have been with ITA since we started out in 2005. It's why they care about always doing a great job. It's why they'll ensure electrical faults are fixed first time. And it's why you'll benefit from peace-of-mind - because that only comes from choosing knowledgable, highly-qualified workmanship.
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Bao down in Soho
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Soho Kitchen & Bar are treating diners to a taste of Little Bao, the restaurant that kicked off the global Chinese burger trend, with a pop-up between the 7th and 13th September.
Owner and chef May Chow will be whipping up her signature baos which include Szechuan fried chicken, fish tempura and melt-in-the-mouth pork belly alongside a tempting line-up of new flavours.
An indulgent selection of ice cream baos adorn the dessert menu while the drinks list features Hitachino Nest White Ale as well as carefully curated spirits and sake.
There are no reservations so head on down before it's too late.
Mon 7th - Sun 13th September 2015
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Learning Resource Center (LRC) 129
Located in the Learning Resource Center, the Developmental Math Program is designed for students who desire to improve their mathematics skills in Arithmetic, Pre-algebra, Algebra, and Geometry.
Mathematics G010/G010L – 4 Units
Elementary Algebra
Prerequisites: Mathematics G008 or Mathematics Placement Assessment
This course is equivalent to a first-year high school algebra course. The topics covered include properties of real numbers, simplifying polynomial, rational, and radical expressions, and solving linear, quadratic, rational, and radical equations in one variable. The rectangular coordinate system is covered including graphing linear equations in two variables and solving systems of linear equations in two variables. Applications of mathematical concepts are incorporated throughout the course. This course is taught in a combined large lecture and laboratory format. Lecture & lab. Letter grade only. Not transferable, not degree applicable.
MATHEMATICS G030/G030L – 4 Units
Intermediate Algebra
Prerequisites: Mathematics G010 or Mathematics Placement Assessment
This course is equivalent to a second-year high school algebra course. Topics include absolute value, rational exponents, radicals, linear equations and inequalities, quadratic equations and inequalities, functional notation, linear and quadratic functions, conic sections, logarithms, exponential and logarithmic functions, linear systems in two and three variables, sequences, and series. Lecture & lab. Letter grade only.
MATHEMATICS G040 – 5 Units
Accelerated Elementary and Intermediate Algebra
Equivalent to a first and second year high school algebra course accelerated into one semester. Taught in a combined large lecture and laboratory format. Software used requires access to a computer. It is taught using group lectures in conjunction with computer assignments and laboratory work. Topics include: properties of real numbers; simplifying polynomial, rational, and radical expressions; solving linear, quadratic, rational, and radical equations in one variable; graphing and solving systems of linear equations in two variables, absolute value, rational exponents, quadratic equations and inequalities, linear and quadratic functions, conic sections, exponential and logarithmic functions, sequences, and series. A scientific calculator will be required. Lecture & lab. Letter grade only.
MATHEMATICS G080 – 5 Units
This course is designed for students whose education plan calls for Math G160: Introduction to Statistics. It may not be suitable for students on a STEM degree pathway. Please see a counselor for more information. The course covers requisite topics from Intermediate Algebra including linear equations and inequalities, linear regression analysis, exponential functions, exponential equations, descriptive statistics, probability, sampling distributions including the Normal distribution, and the use of graphing calculators and/or computer software. Lecture & lab. Letter grade only. Not transferable, not degree applicable.
The Developmental Math Program Contact Information:
Dr. Alex Miranda
Division Dean
714-892-7711 x58180
Office Location: LRC 338
Lindsay McNutt
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714-892-7711 x58947
Office Location: LRC 339
Gita Alemansour
Program Chair and Full-time Faculty
714-892-7711 x51090
Office Location: LRC 326
Dr. Erin Craig
Program Coordinator
714-892-7711 x51216
Office Location: LRC 136
Maryam Khakbazan
Full-time Faculty
714-892-7711 x52296
Office Location: LRC 326