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Hi! My name is Bosco. I'm a 6 year old El Cajon Special! I'm part Boston Terrier and part pit bull. You might not be able to tell from my cushy-looking surroundings in this picture, but I had a rough start in life. I was dumped at a veterinary clinic in El Cajon as a puppy by people who couldn't afford to surrender me to a shelter.
My mom, Dr. Heidolph, saw me, fell in love with me, and rescued me. Everyone who meets me is surprised that I'm such a sweet pit bull, but I wish they knew that we are a really misunderstood breed. I'm such a loyal boy that I would do anything for my mom. Fortunately, all I have to do is be me, but other pit bulls and pit bull mixes are forced to do things that we don't want to do, just so we can please our people.
Stay tuned for more information about rescuing dogs like me and breed prejudices.
Kathy Dawson, Veterinary Assistant, holds her rescued German Shepherd/Pitbull mix dog (left picture) as we prepare him for his professional dental cleaning on the VetBus. Kathy has worked in shelters for years and is training to help animals in emergencies and disasters through the Animal Rescue Reserve, a division of SDHS.
Bosley (right picture) being supervised and comforted by Kathy after his neuter and nose job surgeries. He had abnormally narrow nostrils which we repaired to improve his breathing.


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And so, the mill continues to add value to our community.
Currently it may be reserved for performances or other events like weddings, film nights, art events and lectures. A projection screen and hydro is available. The main area inside the walls will hold up to 160 persons. There are two other smaller defined spaces as well. Public washrooms are available at 75 Cardigan Street, adjacent to the Mill. Important to note - the mill has no roof.
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The underwear comes in a cute boy short style, with two pockets with zippers closures. Currently three colors are available in cotton: pink, purple and heather gray. The pockets are just the rights size for a passport and can comfortably hold credit cards, id cards, drivers license and cash too. Only you will ever know the pockets are there, making your travels worry free!
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Please note that we do not exchange underwear due to the nature of the product, so please make sure you check out the our FAQ page before ordering and see our size chart for size measurements. We recommend that you always go a size up when deliberating between sizes.
The Clever Travel Companion's Underwear with pockets are patent pending.
What Lonely Planet wrote about the Clever Travel companion's underwear with pockets:
"There's no safer place to keep a credit card, cash and important documents than down under, but it's so much easier with these nifty pants and their zip-secure pockets. And it's a saviour from the waist-widening evils of travel belts and fanny packs, meaning the essentials are kept secure while the wearer stays svelte."


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A sport coat? A jacket? How about both. Our washed twill cotton soft coat can do more things than one, and we like that. Casual Friday has met its mate when you pair this with your chinos and loafers. Match it up with a linen shirt and throw on a knit tie if you feel up to hearing the compliments headed your way. For the weekend hustle of getting from here and there, toss this on with some dark denim, polo shirt and sneakers. You'll be ready to check off your to-do list off and look good doing it. Heck, it will even separate you from the herd at the local watering hole when all is said and done. Made from a 96% washed cotton twill blend and unconstructed styling, it will surely find its way to your favorite grab-and-go jackets of the season.
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Dean Gilbert wants his Lichfield City FC troops to put the disappointment of last weekend's cup defeat behind them as they go in search of more silverware.
City bowed out of the Staffordshire FA Challenge Cup at the semi final stage last week and are in Jack Mould Trophy quarter final action tomorrow as they travel to Kenilworth Town KH.
He said:
"There's going to be no let up from my lads now. I expect them to play every game like it's their last because teams are going to come at us harder than before.
"We are the inform side and are unbeaten in our last five games, scoring 21 goals along the way, and with a record like that people sit up and notice.
"We got to the final of the Jack Mould Trophy last season and Kenilworth will be going all out to make sure that we don't get there again.
"We beat them 6-0 t a few weeks ago and they will be looking to avenge that defeat."
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Gamber: A Westminster resident told state police that someone stole a stereo radio and damaged the dashboard of his vehicle while it was parked outside Gamber & Community Fire Co. hall in the 3800 block of Niner Road between 5 a.m. and 6: 30 p.m. Thursday. The loss was estimated at $300.
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Mr Gulfam presented with receding hairline. He wanted a dense lower hair line. He consulted Dr Akhilesh Jangid at AKESO CLINIC, New Delhi, India. He consulted him and new hair line and total area was marked and graft requirement was calculated. The area was nearly 50 Sq. cm. Around 2750 grafts were implanted on density of 55 grafts per sq. cm for creation on new hairline.
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The Glorious Collages of Lorna Simpson
This blog post is part of our ongoing Diversity in Publishing series, focusing on the need for inclusion, equity, and diverse voices within the book industry. Read more posts here.
"Black women's heads of hair are galaxies unto themselves, solar systems, moonscapes, volcanic interiors. The hair she paints has a mind of its own. It is sinuous and cloudy and fully alive. It is forest and ocean, its own emotional weather."
—Elizabeth Alexander, from the Introduction of Lorna Simpson Collages
Using advertising photographs of black women (and men) drawn from vintage issues of Ebony and Jet magazines, the exquisite and thought-provoking collages of world-renowned artist Lorna Simpson explore the richly nuanced language of hair. Surreal coiffures made from colorful ink washes, striking geological formations from old textbooks, and other unexpected forms and objects adorn the models to mesmerizingly beautiful effect.
Lorna Simpson Collages features 160 artworks in total, as well as a stunning introduction by poet, author, and scholar Elizabeth Alexander. All in all, it is a wondrous celebration of the power of Simpson's visual vernacular, and of black women: "Black women are everywhere glorious and unsung."
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You can find Lorna Simpson Collages here.
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Thank you for highlighting this great book featuring the work of the amazing Lorna Simpson!


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In the heart of Kalamata, a mere 5' walk from the town's central square, the Railway Park is an open-air museum, unique of its kind in Greece
Also known as OSE Park it is located at the old "Kalamata-Limin" Station and occupies an area of 5.4 hectares.
Among the exhibits are seven steam engines, a manually-operated crane (1890), four platforms, a 28 m metal pedestrian bridge, 3 first class passenger carriages and 5 first and second class passenger carriages, eight freight cars of various types, other details connected with the organization of a railway (switch levers, etc.)
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I founded Urbanrake because I can't think of any better way of being personally involved in the fight for saving our environment, than that of gardening. An individual who cares and fights for saving our earth, is an individual who believes in tomorrow.
Our story began with a simple desire to make the right choices for our families. We are individuals who want to feed our families healthy food while trusting where our food comes from. We are determined to make the right decisions for our families and realize we are not alone - the seed of Urbanrake was planted.
We want to Increase awareness and knowledge to empower communities to live a sustainable healthy life. Our goal is to provide every individual in our communities, from various income brackets, with an equal opportunity and access to urban agriculture and farming.
Educate communities on Urban Agriculture and Organic Farming.
Forge community partnerships to take advantage of unused land and on rooftops.
Increase food access and availability for healthy sustainable living.


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Patients are encouraged to use online services offered by their GP
Many practices in Sandwell and West Birmingham offer GP online services; appointment booking, ordering of repeat prescription, and access to summary information in records.
GP online services is an NHS England programme designed to support GP practices to offer and promote online services to patients, including access to coded information in records, appointment booking and ordering of repeat prescriptions.
Once patients have signed up, they will be able to:
- book or cancel appointments online with a GP or nurse
- renew or order repeat prescriptions online
- view parts of their GP health record, including information about medication, allergies, vaccinations, previous illnesses and test results
The services available to patients will depend on the online system their GP practice uses. Patients can ask their practice what services they offer when they sign up or visit the GP online section at NHS Choices.
Prof. Nick Harding, local GP and Chair of Sandwell and West Birmingham CCG, said:
"I would encourage our patients to make the most of the online services that are now available from many local GP surgeries. These online services offer the convenience of making an appointment at any time day or night to see a GP or health professional, or requesting a repeat prescription without having to visit or telephoning the surgery."
"Before you can use online services, you need to register at your GP practice. The registration process verifies your identity, ensuring no personal details are accessed by others. Once registered, you will have access to all the online services your practice has to offer."
"Services offered by your GP may vary, as might the registration process. Please contact your surgery for more information. Online services do not replace the traditional methods of contacting your GP practice, such as in person or phoning. They simply offer alternative ways to interact with your GP, making it easier and more convenient."


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Chirstmas Party 2013: Giving Back
In place of our usual monthly meeting, we held our annual Christmas Party at Molly Malone's. The event was open to all members. The band Lachlan provided the music for the evening. While the members and their guests mingled and enjoyed the buffet, they had the opportunity to enter a
2014 Golf Tournament – Recap
6th Annual Louisville Irish Fest / Molly Malone's Irish Open June 9, 2014 On June 9th, Oxmoor Country Club played host to the 6th Annual Molly Malone's/Louisville Irish Fest Golf Scramble. Once again beautiful weather graced our event and 21 teams played the course. We were pleased to have 5 soldiers
2013 Ireland Trip Winner – Patrick Noonan
Congratulations to Patrick Noonan of Louisville, who won the raffle trip for two to Ireland. Patrick will be able to visit the old country. Trip Package can include airfare, car rental and Bed & Breakfast vouchers for 7 days. In his own words, Patrick sums up his experience: "Denise and
2013 Molly Malone's Irish Open – Recap
July 1, 2013 The 5th annual Molly Malone/Louisville Irish Fest Golf Outing was held on July 1, 2013 at Oxmoor Country Club. Golfers enjoyed a delicious lunch donated by SYSCO followed by an afternoon of golf. Karen Brumley entertained with her bagpipes. She played traditional Irish music as well as


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2018 Vermentino
An italian variety, lighter in alcohol with citrus and salty characteristics. Fruit sourced from the Kelly vineyard just Nth of Margaret River. Wild ferment with in a mix of oak and tank. Unfined and lightly filtered.
Bright lemon and jasmine on the nose and a typical touch of saltiness on the palate. Light and fresh. Summer in a glass!
Label art by Chloe Wilder
2017 Petit Verdot
Wilyabrup fruit, fermented for two months on skins, basket pressed to 2yr old French oak. Bottled unfined, unfiltered. Cherry, raspberry and dark chocolate.
2018 Rose
50/50 blend of Organic Mourvedre and Grenache. Pressed directly to stainless steel. Wild ferment with lees stirring.
Unfined and unfiltered.
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2018 'The Seeker' Syrah
Raspberry crème and white pepper, candy red fruit. Elegant and savoury. Fruit is sourced from the great southern. Organic/Bio Dynamically grown and made with minimal intervention
2018 Red Blend
50% Touriga Nacional in the 2018 blend with 35% Mataro and 15% Shiraz. Light yet concentrated. Elegant yet powerful. A European style red made to be enjoyed with pizza or pasta.
80% whole bunch wild fermented, basket pressed to tank and bottled to enjoy now!
2018 DaBois 'Vin Gris'
An experimental wine new to the range in 2018, Semillon is cold pressed on top of Pinot Gris skins and left to ferment for 7 days. Bottled unfined and unfiltered, its spicy, dry and delicious.
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New campaign urges middle-aged to check their sun-damaged skin:
A striking new campaign was launched today urging people with the common condition actinic keratoses to have any suspicious lesions checked out by a GP for fear of developing a form of skin cancer.
The national skin disease research charity, the British Skin Foundation is launching their 'Holiday Souvenirs' campaign, which aims to raise awareness of the potential development of squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) in the middle-aged and older.
Actinic keratoses, also known as solar keratoses, are patches of skin damaged through long-term repeat exposure to the sun. In the majority of cases, the lesions are harmless. However, it is believed that up to one in every thousand lesions could turn malignant. Although this risk is relatively low, most people with sun-damaged skin can have upwards of 50 lesions on their body, raising this risk significantly.
The campaign launch follows the news recently that malignant melanomas in the middle-aged have quadrupled since the 1970s, believed to be likely down to the popularity of package holidays and sunbed use in that time. Using the package holiday boom of the 1970s and 1980s as a focal point, the campaign images cleverly depict the lesions on the models' foreheads in the shape of popular summer destinations like Tenerife, Corfu, and Sardinia. It is hoped that the images from this campaign will spur their target audience to have any suspicious lesions – those that grow in size, itch and bleed – checked out by a GP.
It is believed that about one in four people aged 60 and over have actinic keratoses, yet Department of Health figures released in June 2012 show almost a third (31 per cent) of people in their 60s put off visiting their GP because they think problems will simply go away, or they fear being dismissed as hypochondriacs.
Dr Bav Shergill, a spokesperson for the British Skin Foundation and consultant dermatologist at Brighton and Sussex Universities Hospitals NHS Trust, says: "Actinic keratoses amongst the middle-aged and older are extremely common, and the last thing we want to do is panic anyone unnecessarily. However, we know that long-term exposure to the sun has repercussions, the rates of malignant melanoma in the UK are testament to this fact, so it makes sense that people should be aware that there is a possibility that one of their lesions of actinic keratoses can develop into something cancerous. As always, if you're not sure, then it's good to have it looked at by an expert. Hopefully this campaign will encourage people to self-examine and take more care in the sun."
Bevis Man of the British Skin Foundation says: "Our behaviour in the sun, regardless of age, has an impact on our skin and bodies, and the fact that people still get sun burnt is probably the biggest indication that there is room for further improvement in this area. We have always advocated that there is no harm in checking your skin, especially when a condition like actinic keratoses is so treatable."
For more details on the new campaign
The risk of developing actinic keratoses can be reduced, or prevented from getting worse by following some simple sun safety tips:
• Put clothes on – cover as much of your body with loose clothing as possible, and wear a hat. For areas that are still exposed, use sunscreen.
• Wear shades, and find it too – UV protective sunglasses are a must and try finding shade during your time outside, especially when the sun is at its strongest.
• Sunscreen – start with a SPF 30 or more, as well as a sunscreen that has a UVA rating of four or five stars/or the letters 'UVA' inside a circle. Don't forget to re-apply frequently, whilst children should be using SPF 50 sunscreen.
• Apply sunscreen, even on cloudy days – not only can the weather change quickly but you can still burn on a cloudy day as the sun's UV rays are still able to penetrate through cloud.
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- 27 August 1910 an article featuring Sandhouse the home of Joseph and Maude Egerton King c.1910-1922
- 15th April 1982 when the plasterwork in the attic at the Tapestry Studio in Kings Road, Haslemere was re-discovered - which I blogged about here - and they described Hill Farm, Camelsdale the home of Joseph and Maude King c.1923-1930 - which was included in this post
|Country Life, 11 May 2016
|Part of the 5 page spread in Country Life, 11 May 2016,
resting on Arbor Vitae
I wonder what Maude would have made of it. Her grave was looking more cheerful last week although I fear that a number of daffodils have been strimmed away, and the brambles are re-sprouting fast.
|Maude Egerton King's grave,
St Bartholomew's cemetery, Haslemere


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Once CyberStrike 2 was announced as a joint project between Simutronics and Sony's 989 Studios in 1997, a single-player mission-based version was released in stores, and a multiplayer version opened on GEnie in December 1998. It was also released on America Online, and then via the Simutronics website.
Source: Wikipedia, "CyberStrike", available under the CC-BY-SA License.
From back of game box:
Unleash an arsenal of weapons to save your clan from exploding enemy fire in the most intense cyber battle ever. Set in a war-torn future where cyberpods from rival clans battle over planetary turf, your missions are complex and your options are endless. Enjoy challenging solo play or link to the internet for multiplayer gaming that allows thousands of players to compete simultaneously in hundreds of cyber cities.


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Peachtree City Stormwater Department
The SWMP deals in 6 major areas that the City has to make strides in order to clean up our stormwater run-off. The areas are Public Education and Outreach, Public Involvement and Participation, Illicit Discharge Detection and Elimination, Construction Site Run-off Control, Post Development, and Good Housekeeping. The activities in this SWMP range from distributing information to educating citizens about pollution and its control, to devising a system to ensure the proper maintenance of detention ponds and storm drains throughout the entire City.
Stormwater Utility
The City of Peachtree City has developed a Stormwater Utility to fund all the requirements of our SWMP as well as maintenance issues and capital stormwater projects throughout the city. The bills for the utility are due in April and October of each year. Most commercial and industrial customers will receive a bill once a month. For more information, use the "Understanding Your Bill" link to the left of this page.
Development Requirements
The City has adopted the Georgia Stormwater Management Manual Volumes 1 and 2 (available at Georgia Stormwater) to manage redevelopment and new development. The purpose of these manuals is to improve water quality and flooding throughout the city by enforcing the standards which our outlined within the manuals. The requirements in these manuals must be followed for site plan approval.
For more information, contact the Peachtree City Engineering Department at (770) 631-2538
If you are going to be out and about this fall, why not help do something for the local community by helping pick up trash and debris n one of the City's Adopt - A programs. Not only do you help keep Peachtree City beautiful, but you help improve water quality in the area by keeping trash from getting into our water ways. Also, participants are eligible for a 25% credit on their Stormwater Utility bill when they participate in the program prior to each years bill. It is as easy as signing up and picking up.
Just a reminder, if you already participate you don't have to sign up each year for the program, you just have to submit the credit application every year you wish to get the credit for the bill. The credit application can be sent directly to the stormwater utility.
All forms for this program can be found on the documents and links section of the stormwater page.
Stormwater Tip
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Time to book the perfect company party or corporate hosting event.
Private Suite Rental for the 4 day event is available for $4000 +gst. This includes all 8 performances and Running with the Bulls on Saturday and Sunday. Catering and bottle service is available.
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Earl McClellan, spoke in big church a few weeks ago and delivered a sermon called: We Are The Church - Part 1you can listen here. He lays out the strategy of how our church is going to reach our community and I've never been so excited to be a part of what's going on here.
Our hope is to shift away from a professional clergy based church model. We want our congregation to see themselves as priests. We want people to think about church as something so much bigger than what takes place on Sunday. I'm guessing that this is the sort of thing that lots of churches talk about and kick around. We've talked about this paradigm for years now, but something is different now.
The people we work closest with are youth workers, young adults, and singles. They are getting it. There have been numerous occasions of them beating us to the hospital when someone is sick, having a baby, or going through a hard time. Personally, I'm realizing the work of a Pastor, to train and equip the saints for ministry. It's happening and it is beautiful. I can't wait to articulate some of these ideas to our middle schoolers this Sunday.
The big idea of the sermon comes from Jesus' words to Peter, "the gates of hell will not prevail against you." Jesus is in a sense calling a play for us, the Church (with a big C). He's saying, "beat back the gates of hell, beat back the gates of hell." It's up to the team and me to train these kids to be "Jesus with skin on" to their families, schools, and neighborhoods.
I'm not going to talk long, just set up this idea. Then we're going to do it. We had planned to have someone donate 10 inches of their hair on stage to locks of love, but the hair stylist fell through. Instead, we're having a Funraiser (yes FUN raiser) for Caleb's Place - an orphanage in Caleb Koke's memory. We'll also have a station to get them in a connect group and another for them to fill out cards for kids in Dell Children's hospital. Should be fun!
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Cindy's Journal
July 24
We woke up early after getting up several times with tummy troubles. The room was very chilly. It was very cold in the mountains. After dinner the previous evening, we had come back to our room to find hot water bottles. Lovely. We need to get these for home. We had breakfast and headed for Samburu. Four hours on dusty, very bumpy roads. We saw Muslim trader influence in Isiolo. People were willing to trade for pens so Dmitri was happy I had brought Bic pens even though he thought it was ridiculous when I packed them. 5 pens=a small wooden carving.
It is much hotter here. We are near where Survivor 3 is being filmed. We are in the same reserve at a nice resort. Once again, we were greeted with towelsthis time they are cooland juice. It is a long walk to room 80. We are by the river and it is a beautiful place. An oasis of water in a very dry reserve. There is a colorful diversity of birds on the hotel grounds. On the way in, we saw vervet monkeys and baboons and a big croc sunning himself in the river. The signs all say Dont get too close to the river. We had a game drive with Fred that afternoon, watched the croc feeding in the evening and saw some Samburu dancers. We found out that the electricity is off from 3-6 pm and from midnight-4:30 am.
The place we stayed has a pretty 2nd floor open air restaurant overlooking the river. There are many birds flying around and the monkeys try to sneak into the restaurant and grab food from the buffet. There is man whose job it is to watch for the monkeys and shoot them with a sling shot if they try to grab the food. Vervet monkeys are very fast.
Monkeys again at the lodge. These ones had electric blue bare asses that were very, very hard not to notice first.
On our first afternoon out in the Shaba Reserve, we ran into this roadbloack saying essentially, Piss off, we're filming "Survivor."
On the afternoon of July 24, we went for our first game drive in Shaba Reserve. It was very dusty and bumpy. Fred didnt think it was so exciting, but we saw lots of things so we were pleased. We came back and were so exhausted that we went to bed early. The next morning we were up early for a long game drive at Buffalo Springs Reserve. We were gone from 7:30-12. We were constantly amazed at Freds good eyesight. Once again, dusty and bumpy. Fred says that he doesnt like to take French people on game drives. He also is not fond of Italians. He told us that he saw some Italians shoplift from the curio shops. Later that afternoon we went back to Shaba again, but did not see much. But on both afternoon game drives, we saw roadblocks for Survivor and on the first day with binoculars we saw a big platform with lights. Freds guide friend says there are three people from each tribe left. Its a cheap thrill for us.
On our first afternoon game drive, which Fred described as boring, we saw impalas alerted by a predator, but we didnt stay to see what happened. The most we saw was the Survivor filming area in the distance. We saw a big lit platform and helicopters flying back and forth. They are filming in the area between a big mountain and the Uaso River. The Maasai name is the Cloud River. We had an early dinner for an early start the next day. We also saw a big croc at the croc feeding. On the long early morning game drive in Buffalo Springs, we saw all kinds of animals. My favorite was the gerenuk and we were lucky to see cheetahs and the reticulated giraffe (very lucky since this was the only area we were going where we could have seen the reticulated giraffe). Elephants, Cape buffaloes, and waterbucks became ho hum since we saw them everywhere we went. We got back hot and dusty and had tea later that afternoon with Fred and learned about him. He is a self-taught guide. The afternoon game drive was quiet; we didnt see anything new.
We left the next day for a very long, very bumpy ride to Lake Nakuru. On the way, we stopped in Nanyuki to see weavers. We almost got stuck in the mud and had to stop for a flat and Fred had to change tires. Once we arrived in Lake Nakuru, the afternoon game drive was a success. We saw 2 leopards, which are really rare and hard to spot. Fred says this nearly insures seeing the Big 5 (lion, leopard, buffalo, elephant, and rhino). On the game drive, we parked right next to a white rhino. What a massive creature. We saw our second type of giraffe, the Rothschilds giraffe. We saw a kazillion flamingos around Lake Nakuru. So many that from a distance it looks like a giant pink beach. Also on our game drive, we saw a carcass in a tree that Fred told us a leopard had eaten and then left behind.
Probably the funniest thing I saw in Kenya
Inside the van, touring around Lake Nakuru. There's Fred, cool driver guide dude. He had eyes like a hawk. Rhinos chilling out in the background. "Won't they charge the van?" I asked Fred "No," he said, "but they'll charge at you if you open the door." I did not open the door.
July 27
We arrived at Siana Springs Tented Camp. The tents are kind of wild. They are permanent with beds and a bathroom. They are canvas and get very chilly even when zipped all the way up. We are, of course, the farthest tent out. Thats been our luck this safarigetting the room the farthest away and having to walk the most. Also, we keep getting twin beds on this trip which is pretty ridiculous. Anyway, we are told that there is no perimeter to our camp. Kind of creepy. Africa is very dark at night, especially if there are no lights in the camp. It was very, very cold at Siana Springs. The tented camp idea is a very neat concept and would be incredibly neat in warmer weather or if we didnt need amenities. A good, hot shower after all the bouncing would be nice. Jumping safari, according to Fred. On our first drive in the Mara we saw lions and cubs playing. We also saw a cheetah. Kazillion wildebeest (gnu).
We feel very fortunate to have been here during the Great Migration. It takes place late July/early August when the herds move from the Serengeti to the Mara. In October they go back after they have eaten it clean.
Here's our tented camp at Siana Springs. You can see a little impala on the right, who just walked around the campgrounds.
They don't call it the "Little Itty Bitty Migration." There are just thousands upon thousands of zebra and gnu and herds evywhere. Note the shadow in a balloon-like shape . . .
We got to stop at a Maasai village and felt like interlopers in a tourist trap but it was worth it to see how they live. They live in huts made by the women with branches and sticks which they then cover with cow dung to cement it together and keep out the rain. Women do everything. Men just hunt the lions and drink tea, according to Fred, who grew up Maasai. The women sang a welcome song and the men showed us the jumping dance (they just jump up and down as high as they can) and how to start a fire using a piece of wood, metal, and cow dung.
We went inside
a hut. It was small and dark. There is a tiny separate area inside the
hut for goats. We made the obligatory market stop inside the village.
Good grief! There was a rush of people. We felt like we had to buy. I
got 2 bracelets made of beans and beads. We also got a bowl (which turned
out to be lopsided) and Dmitri got an elephant necklace. The Maasai wear
red shawls. If a man kills a lion, he doesnt have to pay a dowry.
Fred went on a lion kill with a group when he was 17. He told us that
if you dont go, you are considered a coward. He said he wasnt
the one who made the kill, but thats ok. The village people showed
us a pop you on the head sticktrying to sell it of course. All the
people in the village are brothers and sister. They are the children of
one head man. Masai Mara means dotted plain. Simba means lion.
Maasai warriors performing their jumping song ritual shortly before trying to sell us a bunch of stuff . . .
Just a lovely photo of us, but that's what you get in the dark. This is the inside of a Maasai mud and dunghut. They are very small and dark. No cable. You may notice that the guy next to us has funny looking ears. They pierce them and then stretch the pierced hole down so far that they have big flesh loops hanging down from their ears. And then, since that isnt cool enough, they loop those loops back over the tops of their ears. Mostly, I was just happy our driver, a native Maasai, did not have this going on with his ears.
|At the lodge, they put out breadcrumbs and the bushbaby and genet cat come to eat. They had put hot water bottles in the bed, which we desperately needed. The staff is very friendly. They are eager to help and please. There are impalas walking freely around the tented camps as well as token vervets. It is weird seeing cats and dogs after all this. I am terrified of encroaching animals. The tents rustle and there are many animal noises in the night. The power is off from 12-5 am. I use candles throughout the night. It is too creepy otherwise. I do not get much sleep in Africa.
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Happy Good Friday! My plans for Easter include an egg hunt and coloring Easter eggs with my nephew and a sunrise service down at The Pier on Easter Sunday. (And perhaps also devouring a hollow Easter bunny. And by perhaps, I mean definitely.)
Lawman Lover by Lisa Childs — 4 stars. Yes, this is a Harlequin romance novel. You can tell just by the title. (What is it about Harlequin and their silly titles?) This was actually a pretty good novel, with lots of twists and turns. Of course, it was predictable and you could smell the ending a mile away, but sometimes, I like predictability. I felt Rowe and Macy's relationship was real and authentic, and I could feel the growth of their relationship as the book progressed. For a Harlequin novel with a crazy premise, I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close by Jonathan Safran Foer — 3.5 stars. This book felt very slow-moving and the stylistic approach is one I am not used to. The visuals, drawings, and one-line pages were distracting for me but Oskar's story and search was the biggest redeeming quality. While some of it felt very contrived, ultimately, I fell in love with this little boy who was so smart and compassionate, but also hurting so much inside. I know there was a reason for the secondary plot of his grandparent's story but for me, that part fell short. In the end, gave it a 3.5 rating because of Oskar and how it picked up towards the end.
Illusion by Frank Peretti — 5 stars. An amazing, outstanding book. A book that gripped me from beginning to end. Full review here.
Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me? by Mindy Kaling — 5 stars. You have no idea how much I enjoyed this book. Mindy Kaling is one of my new favorite people. I already enjoyed her character on The Office, Kelly Kapoor, so immensely so I had a feeling I would love Mindy as well. And yes. Yes, I did. Was it the funniest book I've ever read? No, but I don't think that was the point. My review on Goodreads is long enough, but it's definitely a book I thoroughly recommend to anyone. Mindy has a way of writing that completely captured my heart.
Hot Stuff by Carly Phillips — 4 stars. I read this book a few years back and it's a series that's always stuck with me, so I'm rereading it. It follows a trio of sisters who run a sports PR agency that their uncle (and sole guardian) founded. The first book focuses on Annabelle, the first sister, as she helps former NFL quarterback, Brandon Vaughn market his newest venture: a lodge he's building in his hometown. Their romance was the central storyline, but there were plenty of different ones thrown in to keep it from becoming too one-sided. Carly Phillips remains one of my favorite romance novelists.
Sweet Little Lies by Lauren Conrad — 3 stars. Look, this book had no waiting on my library's Kindle page. I know I said I wasn't going to read another book of Lauren Conrad's but I did. Admittedly, the writing in the book was a smidge better than the first but the plot was still excruciatingly predictable that literally nothing shocked or surprised me. It was a quick, easy read and requires absolutely no brain power.
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Horror's New Leading Lady
TSKC interviews animator Erma Fiend!
What attracted you to making GIFs? How did you get started making them?
I have so many unfinished animated shorts from over the years, so when I started making GIFs it was a much easier way to explore a single nugget of an idea and just get it out there right away. A looping GIF twists and isolates a moment in time, like a cinematic Mobius strip, with no start or end. I'm interested in exploring the oscillation, evolution, and shifting dynamics of forms and environments in an endless narrative. I love the visceral feeling of watching things morph or destruct and come back together. It's very meditative to get lost watching a loop. You can slow down time by shifting your attention to different elements and feeling the rhythm of the loop change.
You've self-labeled your work as "horror from the fourth dimension," what surprises do the fourth dimension hold?
Since we live in the third dimension, we perceive the fourth dimension as time (or, more accurately, as change happening over time). But in the fourth dimension, that changing thing is actually a constant shape, we just can't see it that way. It's the same logic of trying to draw something rotating in 3D on paper. If you made a little flip book of a cube spinning, to someone living inside the flip book a cube would mean two squares morphing and intersecting themselves over time, even though we know a rotating cube is a contained and unchanging object in 3D. So to me the horror of the 4D comes from ideas like the object permanence of shapeshifters, or that these schisms in our limited perception of time and space are actually very logical. Any kind of rift in our expectation of how things are meant to be fixed or unchanging starts to suggest seemingly supernatural forces that have a logic beyond our own comprehension.
Your mise-en-scène and special effects, remind me a bit of Dario Argento's films. Are there any filmmakers that influence your work?
Ooh, that's a great compliment! I'm definitely inspired by filmmakers who use aggressively-saturated aesthetics in disorienting and horrific ways. I love all kinds of transformative illusions - scrolling LED signs, pre-film animation devices like zoetropes, puppeteers, drag queens, contortionists. Some films I'm inspired by in particular are Stephen Sayadian's Dr. Caligari (1989), Vince Collins animations like Malice in Wonderland (1982), Cecelia Condit's Possibly In Michigan, early silent film slapstick, Gumby, Jim Henson, Jan Švankmajer, Missy Elliot's music videos, universe-creating directors like Guy Maddin, David Lynch, John Waters. And what campy technicolor lesbian would I be without Jamie Babbit's But I'm a Cheerleader.
Most of the GIFs you create seem so wonderfully intricate and involved, what methods do you use in your process?
I like to give myself flexibility to improvise and come up with new techniques and effects as I'm going along, but that usually means doing everything the longest way possible. Sometimes I end up photoshopping multiple layers of images for a single frame, then exporting each of those frames to then time out all the interweaving action on a timeline. I usually use some combination of still photography stop motion, Photoshop, and Flash (Adobe Animate). A GIF could be somewhere between 5 and 100 frames.
How long can it take for you to finish a piece?
If something is strictly stop motion with no added effects or retiming, I could be done in 20 minutes. Usually I spend about 4 or 5 hours on average. I think I worked on one for a few days straight without sleeping because I was on a roll. Sometimes it's hard to see where all the work went because I had to scrap a certain technique that didn't turn out how I'd wanted. If it ends up being kind of off or boring I'll just add more effects until it's exciting enough to want to watch on repeat.
Are there any big perks to being based in New York?
New York really has some energy like no other. Lights, smells, subway showtime. Everyone's in their own zone and coordinates their paths into a single flow of energy without even trying. There are so many intense people here. Great nightlife.
Non perks?
Expensive to live and finding sustainable work is very competitive. You have to be comfortable being uncomfortable. When a packed train stalls your face is in someone's armpit for a while.
This issue is about natural instinct, does instinct come into play for you when making art?
My process always begins with ideas that I feel, that pop into my head from my gut. I tend to get caught up overthinking and my brain betrays me running in circles. I get closer to real insight when I shut that off and let my intuition just sort of barf out an emotion in the form of something visual and tactile. To me an animation is successful if you can really feel the tension and the weight of the action. It has to be very visceral.
Thoughts on nature versus nurture?
I'm less interested in this hypothetical debate because so often it leads to an excuse to justify not being intentional in the ways that we have agency over our own evolution. I think about evolution a lot, even on a smaller scale of evolving ideas and cultural norms. So much of the way we live is because of the structure inherited from the world before us, which slowly and eventually becomes part of our DNA. Trauma is passed on through DNA, but also directly through our environment and the way we are raised. The future environment is something that we have some ability to tangibly disrupt, even in small ways, every time we interact with it. So nature versus nurture seems like more of a chicken and egg conversation trying to explain why things are the way they are without asking how to be a catalyst for change.
What aspects of life do you derive inspiration from?
I love looking for patterns and paths in laws of physics that can be applied in different ways and at different scales, especially to break down the cruelty of individualism and human exceptionalism that we're so entrenched in that it's almost impossible to see. I'm endlessly fascinated by anthropomorphism and our perception of faces as unique from the way we perceive everything else - what makes up our visual sense of humanity, the semiotics of identity, in particular the aesthetics of femininity. I'm drawn to anything that can elicit discomfort, disgust, and delight simultaneously. This is probably obvious but I'm loving this internet slime renaissance we're in right now. And I love bugs.
Are there any new and upcoming projects coming up that you are excited about working on?
In the longer longterm I'm writing a claymation math show about systems, abstracted value, and economics, and a horror movie about technology evolution, corporate feminism, and AI sex dolls. I'm hoping to keep finding work as an animator in the short term. Lately I've been doing some live shows as a drag king named Sweaty Eddie.
Where can we find your work?
Follow me on Instagram @Erma.Fiend, or on Giphy.


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It is so hard to remember how small babies are. When Filip arrived and I got him in my arms I was chocked just how tiny a newborn really is. And it is even more chocking how fast babies and kids grow and grow up ( a statement which I didn't believe when Mila was just born but proven to be right..) Filip has already grown 3 cm & like 0,5 kg. Like I did with Mila I have now made prints of his small little cute feet. Instead of adding color to the feet I put oil on and then use watercolor over the oily print to make the footprint to show up. Great memory indeed.
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Audi is fame for producing several prominent cars in world auto mobile. In around the year 2018, the company is preparing to launch the next gen of Audi S5 2018 model. No major improvements and changes will be noticed, but the 2018 Audi S5 is reported to have stiffer and more advanced performance. The car will use the platform of Volkwagen MLB Evo that has downer weight at around 200 pounds lighter.
Even though the newest Audi S5 appears to have similar shape and size, but seemingly the Audi designer attempts to bring the car to have more revolutionary look. Adopting the new platform of MLB Evo for its body would definitely make the car is apparently greater to A6, A8 and VW Phaeton.
The upcoming 2018 Audi S5 turns up to be the vehicle as bringing the more ergonomic, comfort, and secured fixes. The inside part of the car will equipped with a 3-zone programmed atmosphere control, better sunroof, Bluetooth telephone port, also the MMI infotainment framework with a 6.5 inch touch screen, and so forth. Another variant of this generation will be available with a trunk space of wider than 12.2 cubic feet and 10.2 one for the convertible version.
The powertrain for the Audi S5 will be engaged with the supercharged engine of 3.0-liter V-6 version. The amount of power estimation generated by the current engine is rated in at 333 horsepower with 325 pound-feet of torque. Some expects that it could possibly go higher at around 340 horsepower and 340 pound-feet of torque. The planned transmission for the stunning 2018 Audi S5 will use 6-speed manual or 7-speed S tronic dual-clutch transmission as another option. A quattro all-wheel-drive system will be still maintained as the standard.
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Unfortunately, some credible sources have not published a launch date for this Audi S5. However, we could expect that it should take place for the very first, sometime in around 2017 and be ready to go on sale in a year after. The appraised price still remains unknown, simply as the 2018 Audi S5 model is also not pretty detailed. Hence, a bit difficult to worth its value.
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Students may apply for a Student Research Grant, by writing a small research proposal, submitting it for potential funding, carrying out the proposed activity, and writing a final report. Successful completion of all of the above makes a student eligible for a Student Research Award, presented at our annual Department Awards Night and Celebration.
The Student Research Grant program was established during the Fall 2009 semester to stimulate student research in the Department of Chemistry at Tennessee Tech University. This student focused program is financially supported from the proceeds of in-house published laboratory manuals.
Student Research Grant Committee:
Student Research Grants are a part of the Student Research Program which is managed by the Student Research Committee: Dr. Xuanzhi Zhan (chair). The committee evaluates student written proposals and recommends the most competitive applications for funding based on scientific merit, overall quality, and proposed budget.
Undergraduates, first and second year M.S. students, as well as first and second year EVS Ph.D. students whose primary research is being conducted in the TTU Chemistry Department may submit a proposal for funding consideration to the Student Research Grant Committee. Undergraduate proposals receive first priority towards funding.
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2) Proposal (doubled-spaced, font size of 12). The overall format for the proposal is open, but should contain the following sections: Introduction (or Background), Objective, Methodology, Project Description (or Research Plan), Summary, etc. Previous results, if applicable and relevant, are encouraged to be included. Example Submission
3) Budget Form (available on downloadable from the TTU Chemistry website)
If a proposal is not selected for funding the student is encouraged to revise, improve, and resubmit the proposal before the next submission deadline.
Application Deadlines:
The next SRG deadline is Friday, March 15. The completed application package should be submitted electronically as a single PDF file via email to Dr. Xuanzhi Zhan (firstname.lastname@example.com) before 5 p.m. CST on the due date listed. The copier in the Chemistry Department office (FH 219) can accomplish this. Applications submitted late or incomplete will not be considered.
It is the belief of the committee that a grantee should be accountable for the funds that were used to support the research endeavor. However, the proof of such accountability could take various forms. Presentation of the work at the TTU Student Research Day, a local, regional, or national meeting for the discipline in which the research was conducted, publication of results in a journal of the faculty mentor's choice, or submission of a written summary of what results were obtained, if the research project proved unfruitful, would all satisfy this requirement. It is the expectation of the committee that such a dissemination of results be completed in a period of time no longer than one year from the time the research was initiated. Submission of a copy of an abstract or written summary should be submitted electronically to Dr. Carroll once the research is to be presented.
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Undergraduate students who received a grant, carried out the proposed research, and fulfilled the dissemination of results requirement shall be eligible to receive a Student Research Award. This recognition includes a certificate to be presented during the departmental banquet at the end of the spring semester.


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Ten-year-old Keagan Winterlik gives a whole new meaning to the term running commentary.
The youngster, with four years of experience as both a forward and defensive lacrosse player in Port Coquitlam, recently took to offering some play-by-play and colour commentary at his older sister Daniella's games.
Keagan has long been a "chatterbox," always commenting on the game, the referee calls, the coaches, the audience participation, etc., explained his father, Brad.
But it was his efforts as an aspiring broadcaster – while running up and down the boards during a game in mid-June – that caught the attention of Rob Fai, the voice of the Vancouver Canadians baseball team.
Fai tweeted out a picture and comment about Keagan: "Broadcasting: This young fella stood and watched his sister playing lacrosse last night & did play-by-play alone the whole third period, non-stop. Said he was practicing because that's what he wanted to do one day. Made me remember how fun broadcasting is when you just have fun."
BROADCASTING: This young fella stood & watched his sister playing lacrosse last night & did play-by-play alone the whole third period, non-stop. Said he was practicing because that's what he wanted to do one day. Made me remember how fun broadcasting is when you just have fun. pic.twitter.com/Me2n7QXhOE
— Rob Fai (@RobFaiNation) June 13, 2018
That Tweet in turn was brought to the attention of Langley Thunder commentator Jake Elliott, who will be joined by young Keagan at Wednesday night's game.
Keagan and his entire family have been invited to the senior A Thunder's game against the Maple Ridge Burrard at the Langley Events Centre tomorrow night.
They'll all be given a tour of the facilities, then Keagan will be invited to join Elliott in the broadcast booth and given a turn behind the microphone.
"I understand Keagan is an aspiring play-by-play guy… and I was wondering if he'd like to come to a game and come up in the booth with me and have a little bit of fun," said Elliott.
"Depending on how comfortable he is, I thought I'd put a head set on him and see if he wants to do some colour commentary, if he feels like trying some play-by-play," he explained.
"I might let him do that, if he's comfortable enough, for a five-minute span, or half a period, or whatever he feels like. We'll just kind of play it by ear, and see how confident and how comfortable he is, and kind of play off of that," added Elliott, a self-taught commentator who also offers play-by-play for the WLA, junior lacrosse, Langley Rams, and Vancouver Stealth.
Elliott has been at it for close to two decades, and like Keagan, he too was once a young lacrosse player in the Tri-Cities and New Westminster who was also always intrigued by the broadcast component of the sport.
"That's probably a lot like Keagan, it was just something I always wanted to try as a kid," Elliott elaborated. "And right near the end of my career as a lacrosse player, I saw a guy doing it up in the stands and asked if I could sit down with him, and started volunteering with him."
Soon, he was doing a little play-by-play, started adding some colour commentary, and when the broadcaster's car broke down on the way to a game one night, Elliott was asked to step in.
That was 18 years ago, and he hasn't looked back.
"It sounds like Keagan's excited to do it, so I'm looking forward to it," Elliott added, anxious to host Keagan at the Langley Events Centre because of the size and quality of the local facilities from a broadcasting perspective.
Tribute night at LEC
It's a big evening for the Thunder, too.
In addition to it being a regular season game against the Burrard's it's also a tribute game for Tessa Beauchamp, a young athlete who lost her battle to a rare cancer in 2012. The team will wear, then auction off, special purple Tessa jerseys to raise money for a foundation in her name.
Likewise, Elliott said, Wednesday's game will also feature a root beer float sale and a tribute to Trevor Wingrove, a Coquitlam lacrosse player who died of cancer in 2010, as well as his father, Les, who recently died of a heart attack. Les was a member of the senior Thunder staff, and a member of the Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame for his years of involvement and dedication to the sport.


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BOYNE CITY - Best-selling author Tony Rubleski will be featured in a free seminar, "Catch the Entrepreneurship Wave: How to Reinvent Yourself in a Changing Economy."
The seminar will begin at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 11 in the community room of the Boyne District Library, 201 E. Main St. The event is being organized by Boyne City area business and civic organizations to assist people who are thinking about starting or expanding a business.
Gen X author Tony Rubleski of Spring Lake is a well-known speaker and the author of "Mind Capture: How You Can Stand Out In The Age of Advertising Deficit Disorder."
The book is a best-seller on Amazon.com's "Marketing & Sales" charts. He focuses on referral retention and repeat marketing strategies for a wide range of businesses.


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Check Out a Preview of Adele's New James Bond Theme
They tried to keep it a secret for as long as they could, but by now everybody knows Adele did the theme for the new James Bond movie, 'Skyfall'.
Well, a preview clip hit the Internet yesterday, and this is a good one. It sounds very sexy and classic, like one of the old Bond themes from the '70s. If I have one complaint, it would be that she repeats the word "Skyfall" A LOT.
I mean, we get that it's the name of the movie...you don't have to ram it down our throats.
Check it out here:
Like I said, it kind of has the feel of one of the 70's Bond film themes. Like this one from 'The Spy Who Loved Me'...Carly Simon's 'Nobody Does it Better', which might be the best Bond theme ever!


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I am taking a step back from London.
It's like that post I wrote back in the summer. I've had quite the shift this week, but I can't find a way to start telling you!? So here it is: I was meant to be flying out to Dubai next week and now I am not.
I am moving back to my mum's for a little bit.
Mumma T is awesome. She said to me that she would pick me up with my stuff and we would thrash everything out over the weekend. I love her so much.
She said to me, get it sorted and then blog about it. And while I was actually going to do just that – I love her even more for thinking about it.
So here is the situation.
I booked to fly out to Dubai back in September, and I was half going to see my friend but also was going to take my CV and see if I could get a job out there too.
However, as time went on, I couldn't save the money as easily as I was hoping to and to be honest the idea of it slowly became quite tiring mentally, for me.
Now don't get me wrong, I L O V E to travel and go on adventures! But I became surprisingly less excited as time went on, and then I came to quite the revelation: I am tired of running.
I realised I was trying to run from reality. I was still trying not to commit to something. I mean going on holiday meant I could put off getting a proper job for a while longer; getting a room; committing fully to the lovely people I coach. I have run from committing to a lot of things all my life. However, now I mentally want to stop. And commit to something.
So, I told my friend I wasn't going and I called up the airline.
And do you know what? I felt relief. Relief, that I was putting in place a space to create a home. Not that I wasn't going to travel ever again. But as Gloria Steinem puts it, after years of moving around, it's so much nicer to come back to a base of sorts. A space you can call your own after those crazy adventures.
So this is it. I am staying put, and I am committing. *I'm choking up a little as I type this* Like the resolutions I began at Christmas instead of New Year's I am beginning my projects that I want to build now and not when I get back. Because I am going nowhere.
For the first time in my life I am planting my two feet on the ground and standing strong. For you and me.
I am an entrepreneur and a creative. And this is the year I shine. The year I go for it!
And you will be the first to know.
(Anyone else thinking of the Dream Girls song "I'm not going"?! No? Just me? Ok…)
What lies down yonder road of life?
What kind of space do you want to create for yourself this year?
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I am not a patient person , I am impulsive and impetuous. Gardening has taught me to think of the big picture, to look at the long term plan. That patch of flower bed where I didn't clear the scutch grass properly, chortles at me every year as I break my back puling up clump after clump, knowing that in 3 weeks I will be in the exact same spot doing the same thing again .......... time to move perennials, clear the plot and start again.
I have grown vegetables and fruits for 5 of the last 6 years. I had a hotch potch vegetable plot at the back of the house but last year after some building work and a spring of intense pregnancy where I couldn't physically bend over, the veg garden suffered terribly, well actually fatally.
What with climbing frames, trampolines , flower borders and patios there is little room left to build the veg garden I dream of.
So, with trepedation and much enthusiasm we have rented this plot adjoining our land from the Farmer.


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I love Christmas
and I love it best when it's homemade.
Though we haven't been home much lately,
(that post is coming up later this week)…
I love sitting in the glow of this tree…
which is covered with memories…
crafts the kids have made,
photographs of former years,
ornaments I've chosen for mine each year.
This year, I hung our stockings next to the tree
rather than over the fireplace in our room…
(Including 3 new ones, ready for a new tradition
with the girlfriend's family)
I like it this way.
It feels festive.
And…the snowmen and trees that the kids made,
I love them more each year.
And, this little hand-painted nativity
makes me smile year after year.
I love that they did it themselves!
Just like the past 10 Christmases, I let them decorate the house themselves.
I love to sit back and hear them exclaim
over the memories the decorations bring.
As Chad and I watched, we laughed.
For many years, all the ornaments were clumped around the bottom,
and I thought that when the kids were big
the ornaments would be hung evenly
throughout the tree.
Instead, they are just clumped higher…
and I still can't bring myself to fix it.
Because someday soon,
I will be decorating the house myself
as I wait for them to come home for Christmas.


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Manual Epoch(M.E.) is a speciality shop for custom designed canvas shoes. We were invited by M.E.'s brain childs Mape, Jazz & Childson for a crossover project and Michael has done one. Among other designers who have left their mark on M.E.'s canvas was Tribe and Black Fryday. Michael created the character "Matt" specially for M.E.
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CNN's Anderson Cooper reported that he received a statement from the National Nurses United that during the treatment of Dallas Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan, CDC guidelines "were constantly changing," and "there were no protocols" on Tuesday's "AC360" on CNN.
Cooper said that statement declared that "when Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan was here at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital 'the guidelines were constantly changing,' and 'there were no protocols.'" He added that the vice president of National Nurses United reported that "the protective gear that nurses wore at first left their necks exposed." According to Cooper, the group claimed its information came from "nurses at the hospital."
He also reported that "there are precious few facilities that are specially equipped to safely treat Ebola patients…there are just four of these centers in the United States" "if you're thinking that these are hospitals with dozens or hundreds of beds each and that they can handle a real outbreak, well we're learning something far different."
CNN Special Investigations Unit Reporter Drew Griffin declared that there were only 19 beds total at these four facilities, but that because of logistical constraints at the facility in Omaha, the US really only has 11 beds.
Griffin added that hospitals were desperate for information on how to treat the virus, saying "hospitals across the country, they are scrambling now to figure out what to do, and these changing policies from the CDC aren't helping…a lot of the hospitals aren't sure they're ready."
He also reported on the CDC's phone seminar for hospitals, stating "the CDC held this seminar today over the phone. A phone conference for hospitals and emergency workers who just wanted to learn from the experiences that we've already had, how to handle Ebola patient treatment, how to do that safely." Unfortunately, when Griffin tried to call in to the conference a recording told him that the teleconference "has momentarily reached capacity." He then said, "we tried a few more times. We never did get through, I'm telling you these hospitals are desperate for information."
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L. N. McLin, Jr., B. K. Foutch, J. M. Stringham, P. A. Smith, B. J. Novar, P. V. Garcia; Disability Glare From Red and Green Laser Sources. Invest. Ophthalmol. Vis. Sci. 2009;50(13):2002.
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Disability glare spread functions have been developed using broadband white lights as sources. However, there is little information concerning the effect of wavelength with eccentricity, and multiple sources on disability glare. This study investigated disability glare effects for red and green laser sources with different visual angle separations and intensities. Additionally, disability glare effects were investigated with respect to right vs. left visual field placement of laser glare.
Methods: :
A QUEST adaptive staircase algorithm was used in conjunction with a 2AFC task to determine contrast thresholds during glare exposure in nine healthy adult subjects. The stimulus was a stationary 4 cpd Gabor patch, subtending 1 degree of arc. Red (635nm) and green (532 nm) laser glare sources were placed 2.5, 5.0 and 10 degrees eccentric to the Gabor patch. Contrast thresholds were analyzed using univariate ANOVA [with an 8 (laser conditions) x 3 (eccentricities) x 2 (intensities) design.]
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Contrast thresholds decreased significantly with increased laser eccentricity (F = 311, p < 0.001), and decreased laser intensity (F = 81, p < 0.001). For the single laser conditions, laser glare in the right visual field was found to be more effective than the left, regardless of wavelength (F = 3.94, p = 0.04). Despite a compensatory upward adjustment of the red irradiance relative to the green to allow for spectral sensitivity differences, there was a main effect of wavelength (F = 20.6, p < 0.001), with green laser glare shown to be more effective than red. Interestingly, however, the red:green disability glare ratio increased significantly with increased eccentricity (F = 14.63, p < 0.001). Two laser sources were more effective than a single source (F = 27.381, p < 0.001), and could be predicted by combining the effects of single nasal and temporal sources.
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These results provide important new disability glare data concerning differential wavelength and multiple source effects. The differences in red and green disability glare at different eccentricities suggest a difference in the slope of red vs. green disability glare functions. The unexpected increase in disability glare from laser placement in the temporal visual field warrants further study.
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