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There are also plenty of workshops and events held here which allow you to further delve into the botanical world. From spring break camps for kids, and weekly story times for little ones, to classes about fruit pies and annuals, there is something to excite anyone at any age or skill level.
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overcome a good Exmouth side to win the Semi Final. Today they were up against a well supported St Austell squad who'd made the long journey from Cornwall with high expectations. However, Swans proved yet again what a good side they are, producing a gutsy and committed performance to secure victory and qualify for the National Semi Final against the London and South East Division Shield winners in two weeks time. One more victory and the side could compete for the National U17s shield in the Final at the A J Bell stadium, which is the home of the premiership side Sale Sharks.
Swans started the stronger and played some excellent rugby in the opening exchanges and were quickly rewarded with a penalty which Stephen Woolley converted to go 3 points up. St Austell were quick to level the score with their own penalty. Swans again upped the tempo and after some good surges from the forwards Steve Woolley was quick to spot a gap around the side of a ruck and went over from around 15 metres out for a well taken try. The conversion was narrowly missed. St Austell pressed Swans line for most of the remainder of the first half and despite good defence eventually scored through a well organised driving maul. The scores were level at eight points each at half time and whilst St Austell were beginning to look more dangerous the wind would now be at Swans back and this proved to be a big factor as St Austell could not exert any sustained pressure on the Swans line.
As they did in the first half Swans started the second half looking the stronger side and Steve Woolley slotted another penalty to take an 11 - 8 lead. About midway through the second half Finn Watkins ran a superb line outside Swans fly half Barnaby Knibb to go over untouched. Woolley added the conversion to extend the lead to 18 points to 8. St Austell threw everything at Swans, but the Purbeck boys showed how resilient they are with some fantastic defence to keep a clean sheet in the second half.
This was an outstanding effort from every one of the 15 man squad of Swans who had been depleted by some late call offs. The commitment from all was impressive and in particular the work rate of the Swans back row trio of Finn Watkins, Arthur Cordwell and George Parr who generated numerous turnovers. Special mention also to all the U16s who stepped up an age group and put in performances they can be proud of.
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WOW is this another experiment? Cali is NUTS: Illegal immigrants allowed to practice law in California
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(Reuters) - Illegal immigrants can be licensed to practice law in California under one of eight bills expanding immigrant rights that were signed by Governor Jerry Brown on Saturday.
The California Supreme Court, which finalizes requests of applicants to be licensed as a lawyer in California, is now authorized to approve qualified applicants regardless of their immigration status.
Other new laws prohibit law enforcement officials from detaining immigrants based on federal government instructions except in cases of serious crimes or convictions, and make it illegal for employers to retaliate against workers on the basis of their citizenship.
"While Washington waffles on immigration, California's forging ahead," Brown said in a statement. "I'm not waiting."
The new laws, including the one letting undocumented immigrants become lawyers, could set a precedent for the nation. They are part of a push to increase immigrant rights in the strongly Democratic state. About 38 percent of California's population of 38 million is of Hispanic descent.
On Thursday, Brown signed a law making undocumented immigrants eligible to apply for drivers licenses. California, which will join at least nine other states when the law takes effect in 2015, expects 1.4 million people to apply for licenses over three years.
A study by the University of Southern California has found that more than 2.6 million people, most of them Latinos, lack legal status in the state.
Assemblyman Luis Alejo, a Democrat from Watsonville, said the new laws illustrate the change in California over the last 20 years. thank you Mr. Blade
(CNN) -- Since I first became aware of the maddening case of 36-year-old Sergio Garcia, who seeks admission to the California Bar, I've tried to convince myself this accomplished young man -- a law school graduate who passed the bar exam -- should be able to practice law despite the inconvenient fact that he is an undocumented immigrant.
Yet, I can't. My heart goes out to Garcia. But my head won't go along.
This week, the California Supreme Court held a hearing to decide whether Garcia is eligible for a law license in California in a case that is certain to impact the fate of other undocumented immigrants in pursuit of legal careers.
Garcia is opposed by the Obama administration's Justice Department, which cites a 1996 law that prohibits states from providing undocumented immigrants with public benefits, including professional licenses. He is supported by California Attorney General Kamala Harris, who argues the issuance of law licenses isn't a federal matter but up to states to decide.


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I found my old iPod Touch the other day. It was such a gift. From the photos it held to all the music and books, I'd forgotten how much I loved it before I got my iPhone.
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I have always wanted a horse and my mother had said, "if you ever find a horse in the woods you can keep it" and since she was positive I would never just find one she thought that would work. So, one morning that I got up pretty early (we were taking our dog to get her hair clipped) I looked out the window and saw two ponies laying in the yard! (we have a 1/2 mile long driveway and we are surrounded by the forest so they had to walk all the way down the drive way to get to our house) They ended up being our neighbor's horses so we had to give them back , but that was quite a surprise seeing them in the yard.
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Take a few style pointers from the chic girls of Twilight in time for the release of Breaking Dawn Part 1!
Any film that features a strong female cast is bound to get our attention, and the bigger the scale of the film, the better – because that just means when premiere season rolls around, all those gorgeous actresses are gonna go the whole nine yards on the red carpet, bringing us plenty of lust-worthy designer looks.
The Twilight franchise fits all of those criteria, and more. After all, what other blockbuster film can boast the combined beauty, charisma and style of Kristen Stewart, Dakota Fanning, Ashley Greene etc. ? We're beyond grateful for Breaking Dawn being split into two parts, because judging by the quality of red carpet looks the stars have brought to the many premieres thus far, these girls definitely know how to bring it hard, and already we're breathlessly anticipating the next round of premieres next year.
If you, like us, are absolutely gaga over the gals and their sense of styles, how about taking a page out of their books to liven up your wardrobe? You know what they say about things you love – you either buy, beg, borrow or steal. So click through our gallery right now, and prepare to steal – ahem, we mean, be inspired by – the girls of Twilight.
If you want to look feminine with a retro twist, Ashley Greene is definitely your go-to girl. The curvy actress takes full advantage of her classic womanly figure by dressing it up in waist cinching short dresses with feminine details like floral prints, neutral pastels, and lace. She also appears to have a penchant for looks that are reminiscent of pinup girls by pairing high waisted pieces with sheer blouses and bust-emphasizing bustiers.
We recommend Bryce Dallas Howard's style for two categories of women: a) expectant mothers who want to look good while carrying and, or b)free spirited souls who radiate with good energy, because that is exactly what Bryce's style combines – her bohemian sensibilities with her changing body. She's solid proof that women don't have to let themselves go during pregnancy, and if anything, having a bun in the oven only adds more fun to dressing up.
Twilight's leading lady rules with her edgy, rocker fashion sense. Kristen Stewart doesn't go with the mainstream, and dances to the beat of her own black drum. Dark. moody colours are preferred, and she loves her outfits filled with shiny embellishments like studs or sequins. Leather is a common addition, and her favourite body part is clearly her legs, as she often shows them off in mini dresses.
Dakota Fanning is one of the few child stars in the world who has made the leap to adulthood in a graceful, relatively scandal-free manner, and at least part of that can be attributed to her dress sense, which is a perfect blend of youthfulness and elegance. She favours girly frocks with a prom dress silhouette, and balances out their saccharine quality by choosing them in neutral, pale hues.
She may not be as much of a regular on the red carpet as her peers, but when Elizabeth Reaser makes a public appearance, she makes it count in body-hugging dresses in seductive materials like silk, sequin or leather. To make an even bigger impact, she chooses ones with deep plunging necklines that show off her enviable collarbone and add a sensual edge to her outfits. The looks she goes with may be simple, but they always make a big splash.
Newlywed Nikki Reed distinguishes herself from her castmates by having a sense of style that combines a variety of elements that are bohemian, feminine and edgy. Instead of wearing a flowy floral dress on its own, she likes to switch things up a bit by layering preppy jackets or rough leather jackets on top of it. In short, she never sticks to one style alone and mixes and matches pieces with vastly different personalities to create a look that is all her own.
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Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Enjoying these days...
24 comments:
- AnonymousJanuary 30, 2013 at 3:46 PM
Rolls up her sleeve....I like this. It looks like your week has been wonderfully blessed Faye :)ReplyDelete
sounds like the good life! so happy for you!ReplyDelete
looking forward to the things you always share.
we have heavy rain,then wind & snow will sweet through tonight & tomorrow.
just so thankful to love the Lord!
hugs and friendship!!
Hi, Dear Faye!ReplyDelete
I love that verse! I need to stitch that or something... I love your bathroom! I love wainscoting (I call it bead board)! You bathroom is old fashioned farmhouse country but with a relaxing spa feel. Does that make sense? ;) I love that little chubby squirrel. I just really enjoyed visiting with you and hearing what is new. It was near 60 here today, but blustery rainy storms are coming with a cold front and snow possible. Yikes. Can't complain after hearing about the cold temps up north! 40 below. I would NEVER EVER leave home...
Love and hugs!
Hello Faye ! Wonderful photos . Sounds like you have been busy, best way to be eh ? It was warm here yesterday and today and we had two thunderstorms yesterday and rain since Mon it is soggy and sloppy here , temps to drop during tonight and we are to be getting a snow rain, freezing rain mix . I love the bead board paneling in your bathroom so fresh looking ! Well off to make tea , have a good evening !ReplyDelete
It a blowsy wet night here Faye but I'm loving the mild temperature aren't you? I can't believe you have next to no snow there. It looked like that at Christmas in Sussex too. We haven't had much snow this January and now this second melt will take it down again. We leave Saturday for Fort McMurray to see our family. I'm so excited and can't believe we are going after 2 more days. I really need to start some packing! Take care and enjoy the rest of the week. Hugs, PamReplyDelete
Happy Wednesday Faye Henry! We had our share of wind and now rain that is flooding several areas.. high 60's yesterday and low 20's tonight...crazy weather...Love your pics! Now I am craving homemade bread with butter and honey..Blessings to you and yours!ReplyDelete
Why does that verse not say she starts her day with coffee and stays in pj's?? I guess I have a long way to go before I get anywhere close to catching up to that proverbs 31 lady!!ReplyDelete
High winds in my part of the world too .....but things have settled down and its calm tonight......love your bathroom...very pretty....blessingsReplyDelete
Hello Faye, A little rain and wind here today but high of 60. Colder weather headed this way. Another soup day, I think! Your bread looks delicious. Glad you were able to see many of your family this week. We saw ours 4 out of 5 days last week. Papa had a surgery on his foot. All is well. Thank God for special favors.ReplyDelete
Sounds like a great couple of days. I have bread rising in my kitchen right now. I love the smell it gives the house.ReplyDelete
I really love this post! The photographs, your story.ReplyDelete
It gives me a boost to roll up my sleeves and start my day with a big smile!
That olive pasta would be for me. My husband doesn't like olives. When I read your stories I think about a few years out for me - will I be able to find such contentment like you have without my girls? I have one getting married this year and maybe...the other the next. I try to think of the Prov. 31 woman - but, hard woman to keep up with. Blessings from WisconsinReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 31, 2013 at 4:59 AM
Beautiful photos Faye;ReplyDelete
Sounds like you have had a great week so far.
Morning Faye, sounds like you enjoyed the past couple of days....That bread looks so good.....Love to watch the birds at the feeders, great entertainment.....Keep Cozy, Francine.ReplyDelete
I am so glad you got to visit with everyone. Sounds like such a fun time. I wish you could come to my home and declutter. I think I need a professional declutterer. You know like that hoarding show that comes on tv. I never watch it but I certainly understand the concept. (lol) Enjoy your day and God bless.ReplyDelete
What a blessed week. Thank you for thinking of your readers and sharing with us.ReplyDelete
God bless you!
- AnonymousJanuary 31, 2013 at 11:18 AM
I just discovered your blog today and added it to my reading list. Lovely photos.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 31, 2013 at 11:47 AM
So nice to see the pictures! They gave me a reason to smile during my "busy" day at work. ;-)ReplyDelete
Victoria :-)
I just love your photos! They always convey such a warm, cozy feeling. Your bread and pasta look delicious!ReplyDelete
Always a joy to visit with you, dear Faye. Your bathroom is very pretty and LARGE, I have a photo of mine on my blog today, that I'm working on at present and it's about 1/4 the size of yours. It takes all kinds.ReplyDelete
Your pasta looks yummy and so does your bread. And Shonda is so beautiful!
I am doing a post on homemade soft soap that I mixed up and thought I would link it to your blog. I remember seeing your recipe, I think.:) I'm off to look for it now. Have a wonderful weekend, my friend.
- AnonymousFebruary 1, 2013 at 3:01 PM
Hi Faye... we just finished eating your No-Knead Rosemary Rolls the past few days and now you go and show me that bowl of olive pasta! If I keep reading your blog, I'm never gonna get out of my kitchen! Guess I better go "roll up my sleeves" and get back in there... 8~DReplyDelete
Oh, I so enjoyed your post today and the accompanying music. Thanks for sharing your life.ReplyDelete
I've been trying new combinations of salad ingredients. Loving salads this last month!
Do drop in for a visit!
Looks like some lovely days...:):)
We have had some very busy ones due to snow removal! We have alot:)
The bread looks very good! Have a great weekend and LoRD bless you both!
Hugs~ Prayers~ Love ya~
Good evening...Mrs Henry~ReplyDelete
Was checking in for our Saturday eve post?
We always share the scripture for family time?
Well, we will 'wing-it'...smile
Pray all is well & yall are busy.
Stay warm, we went all the way to 8* today after days of
below zero & minus wind chills ...yes it 'felt' warmer! Ha
Blessings & hugs~
Lori for all


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Guitar virtuoso Benise (Buh-ness-say) with the show "Spanish Nights." Armed with his Spanish guitar, Benise will take the audience on an unprecedented and epic adventure through Spanish flamenco, Cuban salsa, Brazilian samba, Argentine tango, Indian Bollywood, Parisian waltz and exotic African drumming. Introduced as "the Prince of Spanish Guitar" on "Dancing With the Stars," Benise is a former street musician who began composing original works with powerfully emotional arrangements that are both wild and refined, producing a sound that is as edgy and exotic as it is romantic and sensual.


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Denmark uses Trimble Precise SDK and S9 HP instruments in its efforts to modernize the collection and maintenance of geodetic heighting information.
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Geospatial Newsletter - June 2017
A New Model for Surveyors
June cover story by Ron Bisio discusses the opportunities and challenges for surveys and geospatial professionals who utilize BIM in their projects.
Centimeters on Smartphones (in German)
Overview of Trimble's new Catalyst solution.
Rising Performance
A Romanian surveying consultancy uses a blend of geospatial technologies to provide precise information on airport facilities and airspace obstructions.
Capturing Critical Data
Trimble's Jason Rossback explores the role of data in keeping pipeline infrastructure safe and sustainable.
Putting a Square Peg Into a Round Hole
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Keeping London Rail Running
Morgan Sindall uses Trimble technology, including S8 total stations, to provide 24-hour monitoring of any movement of existing rails as a 73-mile London-area railway is being built.
Rising Expectations
Jason Hayes and Boris Skopljak on the increasing demand for spatial information as high-res 3D geospatial data becomes more available.
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UX5-HP used in feasibility study for the small-scale generation of hydroelectricity in Sierra Leone.
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Trimble Geospatial's Vice President, Ron Bisio, writes about new processing tools that save time and improve quality on scanning and imaging projects.
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Feature article about Danish company LE34's structural monitoring work.
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Fitting a Square Building in a Round Hole
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Project Collaboration, the Cloud, and Robots!!
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A Tale of Two Bridge Surveys
POB's editor Perry Trunick visited our customer, the Hamburg Port Authority, during Intergeo and wrote this article on their use of Trimble S8s and Trimble 4D Control on their bridge surveys.
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Breastmilk Jewelry Making Night-FULL
Join Sara on February 22 for breastmilk jewelry making at Compass Wellness Center in New Britain! Sara will take you through all the steps to create your one of a kind piece.
By purchasing your jewelry, you are securing your spot in this event. There is limited space for each jewelry night. Please be aware that the last date to purchase jewelry is February 8th (Jewelry is custom ordered just for you)
Preserving Milk
Sara will need your breastmilk prior to the event, also at least 1-2 weeks in advance. Sara needs to preserve the milk in order for it to be mixed in with resin on the night of the event. Once you order your jewelry and confirm your attendance to the event, Sara will arrange for pickup or dropoff of your milk. Sara is very precise and methodical about keeping milks organized during the preservation process.
You may give Sara fresh milk, frozen milk, or unusable milk. Even the milk that has been sitting in your freezer for years because you could never throw it away. All Sara needs is about an oz of your milk (please no more than 3 oz MAX) and if it is frozen milk please double bag it (we don't want it to leak!). Also, please LABEL your milk with your first and last name.
- Will I be able to take the jewelry piece home after the event?
After you create your jewelry piece it takes about 8 hours for it to dry, and then another 2-3 days for it to fully cure. Sara will provide a way to transport your piece home (you will have to be very careful), OR you may leave your piece with Sara at Compass.
-Can I order more than one piece of jewelry?
Certainly! You won't need to double your supply of milk to be able to create it either. Sara will still only need 2 oz.
Please note before purchasing the Tree of Life locket! This is the only piece of jewelry that is silver plated (silver plated copper) and not sterling silver. This piece will require extra wearing caution for longevity.
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Coffea Arabica
Firstly apologies for the capital 'A' in arabica. My font nerd head just couldn't cope with how it looked on Blogger.
I'm not sure when I first started drinking coffee ( though strangely know exactly where and when I first had a cup of tea ). I think I must have had some awful instant chemically nasty instant thing at some point in the 90's. Though given that instant coffee tastes of a sewer rats armpits, I have probably extinguished it from my memory. I remember having a thing for something called 'Rocket Fuel' when I worked in the first Dotcom bubble, but it was for the caffeine hit alone.
Then I found the cafetiere..
And something clicked. Ok, it was probably just another caffeine hit, but whilst others were still enjoying their nicotine induced coma breaks, I found contentment in the brewing of proper coffee for a few minutes during the working day.
Then something changed.
I started experimenting.
I started off on the easy stuff. You know, just going for the Fair Trade option in the local Co-op. But then it got worse. I realised I liked it strong. I realised I liked it black. I had become a Coffee Snob.
So where did it go from there?
It's simple, from going through the fancy packets of ground coffee you get in every supermarket and deli, I moved onto ground Espresso. Yes, the devil delights in small things ( did I just make that saying up?) and given it's status in outdoorsy circles along with it's pure design, I reveled in it.
Boy did I get a good hit from this one. It was one step away from an injection ( though strangely it was really hard to get Fair Trade ground espresso? ). But my cravings developed further...
I had to go back to the source. I had to go to the beans.
In real terms this has been the pinnacle of my coffee snobbery. I hunt out the best beans I can find, from all four corners of the world ( fortunately I have a local dealer who hooks me up when I need a hit now ). The better half even got me my own grinder, so my weekend morning are full of the sounds and smells of making a solid cup of joe. To date the best I have found are either some Ethiopian Kaffa Chiri Washed beans ( from Has Bean Coffee ) or slightly easier to find, ( though still needs to be sent or picked up from the US ), Major Dickason's Blend from the mighty Peets ( ok a little 'high street', but this stuff tastes good! ).
To be honest I thought this is were the junkie trip finished. The only direction from here was a reduction in caffeine on miss-guided grounds of trying to be healthy. However, some cheeky folk went and invented Nes-ruddy-presso. It's not beans, it's not ground, it's not even close to being as satisfying as brewing a cafetiere. But there is a shiny hit from these processed pods of power....
...and at 30p each I might have to turn to petty crime.
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With seven weeks in the books, the 2013 Cayman Islands Little League Single A Division is heating up in advance of the playoffs.
Team KPMG led the way with five wins out of six, with Crossfit 7 Milers and Team Cashwiz close on their heals with four wins apiece. Team Vigoro and Team Pizza Hut have shown form in recent weeks and will be feeling confident about producing an upset.
The competitive nature of the Single A Division was clear again this week in two very tight games. Crossfit 7 Milers just edged Vigoro 7-5 in a game in which Vigoro took a 5-3 lead early thanks to great hitting from Rashaad Powery and Dillan Dacosta, with solid pitching from Joanky Montero holding the prolific 7 Milers to just three runs through two innings.
The Crossfit 7 Milers were able to stay in the game, thanks to scoreless innings pitched by Oliver Johns and Ryan Godwin. They pulled into a narrow lead with timely hits from Matthew Dube and Jathan Barnes. The 7 Milers got out of a jam in the final inning with flame thrower Brad Lansdell leaving the tying runs on base for Vigoro in one of the games of the season.
In the other match, league leaders KPMG pulled out another victory against a hard luck Pizza Hut side who have only lost by the narrowest of margins this year. Jakob Kunzer starred with the bat and the ball, pitching two solid innings and getting a crucial hit.
Noah Booker staked his claim for an all star spot after another impressive performance and Angelo Forbes pitched a perfect third inning to close out the game. Team Pizza Hut have much to feel good about after yet more great outings from Arie Ebanks, Tristan Hall and Shayana Windsor. They will fear no one come playoff time.
Enjoying a well-earned week off were Team Cashwiz, who return to action this week against lead leaders KPMG. David Harris continues to be a power hitting machine with Alejandro Holness looking to take the strikeout crown. With strong performances from Gabe Fisher and Alex Johnson, they will be looking to take top spot when they meet KPMG this Friday night at the Field of Dreams.


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Earlier this year, analysts suspected Nintendo may unveil their latest game console in 2016. Recent rumors claimed it could be released at E3 in June. Still others believed it may not arrive until next year. Everyone seemed to agree it was coming, but the date was speculative. However, Nintendo recently confirmed the product is on track for a March 2017 release. Ironically, the announcement was buried inside the company's quarterly earnings statement. That seems like an odd way to make an announcement.
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Tally Soft Retail Management system (TallySales) is a Windows based cash register and POS management system that includes a touch screen data entry and functionality focused on managing the requirements specialty retailers, restaurants and resorts.It is a comprehensive and can be leveraged as per the requirements of retailers. It includes features such as Customer Loyalty Program, Special Orders and Gift Cards all as standard modules.
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#1Submitted by Gwen Arrand (not verified) on Tue, 23/06/2009 - 15:12.
Recipe for pealla and spanish omelette
hello, I live in Florida and have very fond memories of my time spent in Lanzarote.
#2Submitted by Jules on Wed, 24/06/2009 - 07:21.
Spanish Omelette
Hola Gwen,
Thanks for your comment, the Spanish Omelette (tortilla) recipe is on the site, just follow this link:
We haven't published the paella recipe as yet but I'll post one in the next week - please let me know if you make them and if they taste as you remember!
We loved our holiday in Florida about 10 years ago, we toured from Orlando down to Miami, Key West and back up to Naples and St Pete's.
Best wishes from the opposite side of the Atlantic ocean!
#3Submitted by Boston DUI lawyer (not verified) on Thu, 16/12/2010 - 07:09.
Where did the recipe for the paella end up going? I am such a fan of paella, and it would be amazing to be able to create that at home.
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MCCF Announces Spring Grant Competition Winners
Posted on 03/29/2010
The Muskingum County Community Foundation announces the results of its county-wide spring grant competition, awarding $28,850 to area organizations and projects.
Nonprofit organizations with a vision for the future of our community and a commitment to improving our quality of life are encouraged to apply for a grant from the Foundation's general fund. Applicants must be organizations that serve Muskingum County. Neighborhood groups, arts groups, social services organizations, educational institutions, economic development committees and youth groups are examples of those who may apply. The Foundation's areas of focus for this grant cycle were community recreation, education, arts, and culture.
The Community Foundation's Distribution Committee reviewed 56 applications and voted to provide funding to the following ten organizations and projects:
-Y Bridge Arts Festival: $3,000 for equipment for the festival
-Rosecrans Pool: $4,000 for underwater lighting replacement
-Muskingum Family YMCA: $3,560 for Summer Day Camp Field Trips and $1,440 for improvements to the big barn at Park Central
-Frazeysburg Community Library: $1,900 for furniture and library supplies
-Zanesville Memorial Concert Band: $5,000 for Southeastern Ohio Musical Heritage Project
-New Concord Area Arts and Recreation District: $1,500 for a Book Club for students grades 3-5
-South Zanesville Pool: $3,000 for pool maintenance and staffing
-The Lifewell @ 907 W. Main : $2,000 for rent and staffing
-Village of Dresden: $3,000 for electric service to Muskingum River Park area
-Breaking Free Therapeutic Riding Center: $450 for riding programs
The Distribution Committee of the Community Foundation reviews all applications and recommends the awards. The current members of the Distribution Committee are Chair Matthew Elli, MCCF Trustees Robert O. Joseph, Kristy Szemetylo, Steve Carter, Jim Lepi, Dr. Douglas Ramsay, and Mark Mitchell, MCCF Foundation Council Member Brenton Baker and the following five community representatives: Steve Baldwin, Eileen Adams, Susan Holdren, Susan Thompson, and Sherry Ziemer.
Applications for the 2011 grant competition will become available in early February, after the Foundation's annual Groundhog Day Celebration which benefits the Foundation's general fund. MCCF will make a public announcement when the grant application and guidelines become available.
The Muskingum County Community Foundation has given more than $8 million in grants to local charities since 1988. These grants are made possible by people who want to make a difference in our community through charitable giving as they live and through their estates.
For more information on the Muskingum County Community Foundation, please visit www.mccf.org or call (740) 453-5192. Visitors to the website can sign up for regular e-mail updates about Foundation events and projects, as well as donate to one of the Foundation's nearly 300 charitable funds.


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Since there is no known cure for Crohn's disease, it's vitally important to control the symptoms with diet and medication. Your Manhattan gastroenterologist can recommend the best course of medical treatment, but it's up to you to avoid those food triggers that cause you pain and discomfort.
What Is Crohn's Disease?
Crohn's disease is an intestinal disorder characterized by chronic inflammation of your intestinal tract. It can strike anywhere from your mouth all the way to your rectum. Unlike similar conditions such as ulcerative colitis, this inflammatory bowel disease usually appears in patches along your intestines. It can develop deep pockets of inflammation surrounded by healthy tissue.
The symptoms of Crohn's disease are varied and can resemble other gastrointestinal illnesses. It's therefore sometimes difficult to diagnose. Taken together, its symptoms can include:
- Watery diarrhea
- Chronic bloody stools
- Fever
- Abdominal pain
- Appetite and weight loss
- Fatigue
- Vomiting and nausea
- Low iron levels
Diagnosing Crohn's Disease in New York City
Your Crohn's doctor relies on various tests to reach a diagnosis:
- Barium enema
- Capsule endoscopy
- Colonoscopy
- CT scan
Once diagnosed, Crohn's disease requires a regimen of medicine to control its symptoms, ranging from antibiotics to immune system suppressors. According to the University of Maryland Medical Center, 75 percent of Crohn's disease sufferers eventually have to undergo surgery, and 38 percent of those patients will experience a recurrence of symptoms.
Preventing Crohn's Disease Symptoms
Reducing stress can significantly lower your risk of developing debilitating symptoms. Regular exercise helps with overall health and stress reduction. It's important to remain hydrated during exercise when you have Crohn's disease, however, and avoid drastic changes in body temperature.
If you smoke, quitting is the number one thing you can do to prevent symptoms. Dr. Khodadadian recommends that you stay away from offending foods that can trigger your symptoms, such as:
- Fried food of any kind
- Nuts
- Popcorn
- Cured meat (like bacon)
- Fruits with seeds such as strawberries and raspberries
- Fruit skin, like the skin on apples and pears
- Dairy products
- Drinks, including alcohol, coffee and carbonated beverages
- Chocolate
Getting Relief from Crohn's Disease
The good news is that you can find healthy food to help ease your symptoms while having a flare-up. Talk to your gastroenterology doctor before trying one of these "power foods." Keep in mind that both food triggers and food relievers are subjective and vary widely between individuals:
- Live-culture yogurt
- Bananas
- Oily fish such as salmon or tuna
- Reduced lactose cheese like Swiss or cheddar
- Cooked carrots
- Boiled or baked potatoes
- Whole grain cereal
- Unsweetened applesauce
- Non-dairy, high-calories liquid nutritional formulas
When in doubt, consult a Crohn's doctor. If you feel acute symptoms, get help. If you aren't sure if you have Crohn's disease, call Dr. Khodadadian for an appointment. Only a trained gastroenterologist can make an accurate diagnosis.
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A former high school teacher from Lancashire, who has twice survived breast cancer, has opened an independent lingerie boutique, specialising in post-surgery fittings and garments.
Shirley Rigby, who has had a double mastectomy, has used her experiences and difficulties in sourcing specialist bras to set up Boobilicious in Upholland, near Wigan.
"The shop has been a dream of mine for many years. I have had breast cancer twice now and each time I have had a mastectomy," said Rigby.
"I have since found it hard to get a nice, well-fitted bra, as have other ladies I have spoken to. I have now decided it is that time to make that dream come true."
Rigby was recently made redundant from her job as a cover supervisor at Upholland High School where she worked for 14 years, reports Lancashire Means Business. She decided to invest her redundancy money into the new venture.
She has also written a book, titled 'Boobs Are Not Everything' which talks about her experiences battling the disease.
Boobilicious opened on August 19 and is located at The Old Post Office, Hall Green, Upholland.
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Pritam is one of the most talented and successful music directors of Bollywood in recent times. He has given one after another music albums which won the hearts of everyone with its refreshing music and songs.
From last year's Ae Dil Hai Mushkil to this year's Jagga Jasoos and Jab Harry Met Sejal, his composing have topped the charts and both JJ and JHMS are one of the best albums of 2017.
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Dr. Patricia Jordan discusses insights on vaccines:
H/T: Dr. Jeannie Thomson
Rabies medical exemption for sick and senior pets. Safe vaccination for puppies and kittens. Alternative medicine and nutrition that helps dogs and cats thrive.
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How interesting. Can titers only test that antibodies are present? Can we not test what antibodies are being produced to combat which diseases?
Unrelatedly, do you accept guest posts for your blog? I would've emailed you but I can't seem to find your contact info. Drop me a line at nataliehntr86 at gmail, thanks!
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We all remember our school formal. Whether it was the hideous dresses we wore, the boy who threw up in our shoes, the fact that we boycotted the whole shebang and went bowling instead or that it was the night our your lives began, the high school formal is a one night that we all have an opinion about.
Matthew Whittet remembers his because of the peculiar effect it had on him. "I have very distinct memories of standing outside the school dance waiting and starting to shake and I couldn't understand it. It was a warm night and I was thinking, 'Why am I shaking?' Then realising the absolute, sheer terror and bliss of a world that you knew being transformed for one night."
When director Rosemary Myers asked Whittet, a writer/actor (or "wractor" as he jokingly refers to himself) to replicate the success of his 2010 play Fugitive, which touched on the triumph of the underdog, Whittet knew he had material that was too good to ignore. He and his Fugitive collaborators sat down to brainstorm ideas, emerging with the quirky, hilarious, touching and irresistible 80s time warp that is School Dance. Less than a week into its Sydney Festival season the Windmill Theatre production has already proven to be one of the event's hit shows, creating an irresistible buzz on social media. So profound was the effect on a range of audience members when the work premiered at the Adelaide Festival last year that the play has been included on the 2013 reading list for VCE drama students and will tour nationally for the next six months.
So what's it all about and will it appeal, even if you're not an 80s tragic? The answer is a resounding 'you bet'. Whittet, who also stars in the play, has crafted a kinetic 75-minute work that transports us to the Year Nine disco circa 1980s, where three out-and-out dorks are anxiously lurking outside their school dance, trying to drum up the courage to go in. A blatant homage to the era of big hair, fluoro plastic and lace gloves – and that was just Michael Jackson – School Dance features Whittet and his collaborators Luke Smiles (also the sound designer) and designer Jonathon Oxlade in utterly convincing form as the three awkward teens, with all their hang-ups and fears intact. The chameleon-like Amber McMahon completes the cast, playing various female roles.
"Us three boys did come to the conclusion we were all odd, we were all outsiders when we were teenagers. So we took that as our point of difference that we wanted to explore," says Whittet. "I grew up on the northern beaches. I went to a very sporty school and was this strange pale skinny little man with glasses who really liked doing drama and painting."
However, this is far from a play that scores cheap laughs from poking fun at geeky outsiders. Without preaching, it quietly becomes evident that School Dance is a poignant story with a heart. "I get this little message from this play: the idea that what might make you uncool or different at school is often what makes you interesting as an adult," says McMahon, a self-confessed "weirdo" at school. "If you follow that rather than ignore it, it can offer you an incredible vocation in life. Jonathon [Oxlade] was probably [hassled] for being different in some way and that's what makes him the incredible designer he is now."
Whittet is gratified that a play addressing the oft-neglected young adults/early teens has been programmed on The Playhouse at the Arts Centre. The NIDA-trained actor has a remarkable ability to shed decades, be it as an actor or writer. He was utterly convincing in The Book of Everything at Belvoir and Fireface for STC and he has three plays in the pipeline that span young children to adults (two for Windmill including the July production Big Bad Wolf, and another for Belvoir following on from the success of his play Old Man). He was also recently awarded the Sidney Myer fellowship, an $80,000 per year, two-year fellowship for mid-career artists.
Almost top of his list (but not quite) is the desire to play a role that often eludes him. "I've spent most of my adult life playing young people. Most of it's not by choice," he says. "[School Dance] is. Maybe it has got to do with my energy as a person, [but] hopefully I'll get to play an adult soon."
School Dance is on at The Arts Centre from April 10 to 20.


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Rio+20 Spurs Day of Action Ahead of International Conference
Local Advocates of Public Resources Engage in National Day of Action and Prepare to Fight the Financialization of Nature
WASHINGTON - Today, residents of the District of Columbia joined citizens around the country in a national day of action, sending a message to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton about the critical issues global leaders will discuss when they meet later this month in Brazil for the Rio+20 United Nations Conference of Sustainable Development.
"Private interests have already been positioning themselves to profit from control of resources that should remain in the public realm," said local Food & Water Watch Organizer Miranda Carter. "We want to send a strong message to Secretary Clinton that the key to successful, sustainable development throughout the world includes buy-in from local communities and serves the public interests, not just multinational corporations."
Citizens united today to tell the U.S. negotiators that nature and people should come before corporate profits. Participants created their own version of the MasterCard "priceless" ads outside the U.S. Department of State, calling on Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to defend our water and food.
The event in Washington, D.C. was one of more than a dozen events across the country on the day of action, including an action outside of the United Nations in New York.
"People around the country are telling Secretary of State Clinton that they want a truly green economy, not a greenwashed economy—one that supports communities and upholds our common resources as a public trust and water as a human right," said Food & Water Watch Executive Director Wenonah Hauter. "We cannot leave our resources susceptible to privatization schemes. We must protect them from exploitation for profit and stop treating nature as another market commodity."
The Rio+20 coalition includes: 350.org, Center for International Environmental Law, Columban Center for Advocacy and Outreach, Cornell Global Labor Institute, Corporate Accountability International, Earth Law Center, Environmental Justice Climate Change Initiative, Foundation Earth, Food & Water Watch, Food First, Friends of the Earth U.S., Global Alliance for Rights of Nature, Global Exchange, Indigenous Environmental Network, Institute for Agriculture & Trade Policy, Institute for Policy Studies, Local to Global Advocates for Justice, Maryknoll Office for Global Concerns, National Family Farm Coalition, Nourish 9 Billion, On the Commons, Our Water Commons, Public Citizen, Sisters of Mercy of the Americas - Institute Justice Team, WhyHunger, and the Women's Earth & Climate Caucus.
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The Internet was abuzz yesterday with reports that the Victoria's Secret cast would walk the runway with their "natural" texture, which is a beauty sentiment we at Fashion Unfiltered strongly suggested upon learning that curly girls like Alanna Arrington and Dilone were cast for the very first time. That doesn't mean, however, that top pros like Michael Angelo of Wonderland Beauty Parlor in New York City—known for his cuts, color, and styling on the likes of former Angels like Helena Christensen, Carmen Kass, and Valentina Zelyaeva—will be absent from the Grand Palais. (Because "natural" in the world of Victoria's Secret doesn't entail rolled-out-of-bed kinks, but polished waves that are less beachy and more landlocked Parisian chic.) Wielding his Swarovski-studded Beachwaver (a foolproof curling iron that rotates and creates waves at the touch of a button), Angelo will craft strands that are wind-machine ready. Here, the mane master gives you an all-access pass to the ultimate pink panty party before showtime.
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Because I travel from Minneapolis to other cities, I forget that some of you might be traveling to Minneapolis and want to know of some fun, interesting things there are to do here. So if you're business travels bring you to the "Mini - Apple" Here are three things that you can do if you find yourself with an hour or two.
1) Walk the skyways - According to Wikipedia, "Minneapolis skyways connect various buildings in 69 full city blocks over 11 miles of downtown Minneapolis, enabling people to walk in climate controlled comfort year-round." (Great news especially if you're here in the winter!)
It's not only just kind of fun to wander through the skyways from building to building, but there are restaurants and shops throughout these passages as well.
2) Wander down Nicollet Mall - Nicollet Mall is 11 blocks that run through the heart of downtown Minneapolis with shops and restaurants for every taste. Take in a few shops and then stop and head up to the "rooftop lawn" (weather permitting) at Brit's Pub for a pint.
3) Walk along the Mississippi - Yep, "The Big Muddy" runs right through downtown Minneapolis (it's why Minneapolis was know as the flour mill capital of the world and how it got its nickname "Mill City") There's a great walking path all along the Mississippi - and depending on where you go, you'll see the Guthrie Theater, Mill City Museum, the Stone Arch Bridge, St Anthony Falls, and many other landmarks. If you get a nice day/evening and can get there, the Riverfront is a fantastic way to get out of the hotel for a stroll and some fresh air
Enjoy Minneapolis if you come!
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Canadian Metals Announces Closing of First Tranche of Private Placement of Convertible Debentures for Proceeds of $700,000
July 27, 2015 (Source: Marketwired) — Canadian Metals Inc. ( the "Corporation") (CSE:CME) is pleased to announces a first tranche closing of a private placement in the form of convertible debentures for aggregate gross proceeds of $700,000 as previously announced on June 29, 2015 (the "Private Placement"). The convertible debentures mature three years from the closing date and bear interest at a rate of 10% per annum, payable in equal semi-annual installments on June 30th and December 31st, commencing December 31st, 2015. At the option of the Corporation, interest shall be payable in cash or in shares for the first year. For year 2 and 3, interest shall be payable in cash only. If the payment is made in shares, it will be based on a price equal to 85% of the average closing price of the Common Shares of CME for a period of 20 consecutive trading days ending five trading days before the payment date.
The net proceeds from the Private Placement will be used for a Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) on the Langis project and for working capital purposes.
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Industrial Alliance Securities acted as lead agent in the Private Placement and received an 8.5% cash commission and Broker Warrants (the "Broker Warrants") equal to 5% of the Debentures issued pursuant to the Offering. Each Broker Warrant shall entitle the holder thereof to acquire a Common Share at a price of $0.20 for a period of 24 months from the closing date.
Certain insiders, namely, Mr. Stephane Leblanc and Mr. Michel Gagnon, Mr. Hubert Vallée and Mr. Marc Duchesne have participated in the private placement for an aggregate amount of $90,000. Pursuant to Regulation 61-101 Respecting protection of minority security holders in special transactions ("Rule 61-101"), each of these transactions constitutes a "related party transaction" and as such, minority shareholder approval and a formal valuation may be required. However, the Board of Directors of the Corporation has determined that such transactions meet the exemptions set out in Rule 61-101 (sections 5.5(a) and 5.7(a)) as the value of the transaction does not exceed 25% of the market capitalization of the Corporation.
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Canadian Metals Inc. is focused exclusively on the development of its Langis Project, a high-purity silica deposit located in the province of Quebec. The Company is rapidly positioning itself to become a future producer of ferrosilicon in North America.
For almost a decade, the quartz in Langis quarry was exported in Europe to produce Ferrosilicon. Canadian Metals has rapidly built an international management team with local talent to establish and transform in Quebec the resource from Langis quarry in St-Vianey in high grade Ferrosilicon. With this project, Canadian metals wants to establish new standards in connection of Quebec government economic policy and development of Quebec Plan Nord. With the goal to create around a hundred highly qualified direct jobs and approximately 300 indirect jobs, Canadian Metals strongly believe that Province of Quebec has all the infrastructure including skill labor, rail, port and affordable green electricity to realize this industrial mineral project.
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In the framework of the European Program « Europe for Citizen », the Mediterranean Center of Environment is responsible of the coordination of the Project « WOMEN AND ACTIVE ECO-CITIZENSHIP IN EUROPE ». This project associates 4 countries: Greece, France, Bulgaria and Czech Republic.
The objective of the project is to promote the participation of women in the development of the local environmental policies. More specifically, the project aims at identifying and promoting successful experiences of women acting in environmental NGOs or in local authorities in the 4 countries, describing their difficulties and their achievement. In the same time, the project raises awareness of women wishing to act in favour of environment on local level and show them the way for personal involvement.
For more information, see the web site of the project: www.ecowomen.eu
Transferring experience and testifying of possible changes in women participation.
The project uses the video film as a way to disseminate the experience of 16 women (4 per country) and their teams acting for the development of local environmental policies. 16 short films were realized by the women themselves, with the assistance of a professional.
Several tools were developed during the project to disseminate the success stories and to facilitate the exchange of experience in Europe
o A compilation of around 30 experiences identified in the 4 countries will be available on the web site of the project
o Support and communication with other women in the project to initiate more local authorities and NGO to participate in a second phase of the project.
The duration of the project:
September 2008 – July 2009
The partners of the project
Centre Méditerranéen de l'Environnement – France - Project leader
Association Les Eco Maires – France
Mediterranean Center of Environment – Greece
YMCA-Gabrovo – Bulgaria
STEP - Eco-Counselling Network – Czech Republic
Technical support: Karpos – Greece
Contact person
Isabelle Trinquelle - Mediterranean Centre of Environment
This project is supported by the European Commission


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Tell City, Indiana –
Charles W. Hinton, 85, passed away February 9, 2018 at his home.
He was born in Battle Creek, Michigan on March 12, 1932 to the late William and Catherine (Patton) Hinton. Also preceding him in death was his first wife, Shirley (Drake) Hinton and brothers, Leonard, in infancy, and Edward Hinton.
Charles was a Korean War Veteran, where he served in the Army. A Boilermaker, he retired in 1993 from Maxine Marine. He was united in marriage on September 19, 1999 to the former Eva Jones. Charles was a member of Deer Creek Baptist Church, enjoyed gardening and mechanics.
Surviving are his wife, Eva Hinton, Tell City; children, Roger Hinton (Debbie), McBride, MI, Charlene Badger (Bruce), Tell City, Nancy Harding (Stanley), Tell City, Ross Hinton (Virginia), Stanton, MI and Arden Hinton (Christy), Evansville; step children, Dan Jarvis (Yvette), Huntington, IN, Ed Jarvis (Patty), Terlton, OK, Rita Dickman (Barry), Newburgh and Tressie James, Tell City; sisters, Joyce Hinton, Tell City and Lois Anna, Riverdale, MI; eleven grandchildren and several great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at 11:00 AM CST Wednesday, February 14, 2014 at Huber Funeral Home, Tell City Chapel. Burial will follow in Greenwood Cemetery. Visitation will be Tuesday from 2:00-7:00 PM and Wednesday 9:00-11:00 AM.
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WHAT'S ON: New exhibition to begin at Grantham art gallery
Blue Owl Art invites you to the opening of its new exhibition 'Earth Sun Sky' on Thursday, February 8, between 7pm and 9pm.
They will be exhibiting work by Kate Robotham and Josh Richardson. This exhibition will be open daily from Friday, February 9 until May.
Kate's work is interested in layers and reflections. Using paint, she captures moments when land, sky and water collide. Often found taking photos of seemingly random and ordinary things, such as leaves, puddles or clouds, Kate later transforms these objects into colour-saturated canvases.
Since living and working in the French Alps, she has also become fascinated with the relationships between cloud and land. Where do the boundaries between these most basic of elements of nature lie?
The watery, ethereal world of Kate Robotham's paintings invite us to become more curious about the natural environments which surround our everyday lives.
Kate grew up in Peterborough and now lives and works as an artist in Loughborough. She studied Fine Art at Loughborough University, and since graduating in 2013 has exhibited at The Pedestrian Gallery Leicester, Surface Gallery, Nottingham, The Old Truman Breweries, London, and further afield, including Belgium and China. Her work is also in several private collections.
Josh Richardson is an East Midlands-based artist who studied at the University of Lincoln and is also strongly influenced by nature. He has produced an exciting new body of work for this exhibition.
Blue Owl also keeps in stock many wonderful animal prints by Vic Bearcroft who is a renowned animal portrait artist, specialising in wolves and big cats. They also have a wonderful selection of gift ideas and a selection of greeting cards.
Blue Owl Art Gallery is based at Grantham Tennis Club, Gonerby Road, Grantham. They are open seven days a week. Free parking and cafe on site. All visitors most welcome. Visit www.blueowlart.co.uk for more info.
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Yasuhiro Nightow
|Yasuhiro Nightow
Yasuhiro Nightow at Japan Expo 2011
|April 8, 1967
Yokohama, Japan
|Manga artist
Notable works
|Trigun, Gungrave, Blood Blockade Battlefront
Yasuhiro Nightow (内藤 泰弘 Naitō Yasuhiro, born April 8, 1967 in Yokohama, Japan) is a Japanese manga artist.[1] His major work Trigun was adopted into an anime series and film. He also designed the characters for the video game and anime series Gungrave, and has been working on the manga Blood Blockade Battlefront.
Nightow was born in Yokohama, and moved to Yokosuka when he was in elementary school, and spent his junior high and high school years in Shizuoka. His first exposure to comics was through Fujio Akatsuka's Tensai Bakabon, and he was also influenced by the comics of Leiji Matsumoto such as Yamato, Harlock and 999. He also was drawn to the work done in Shonen Sunday which included artists Rumiko Takahashi and Fujihiko Hosono. Regarding "new wave" artists, he liked Katsuhiro Otomo from Sayonara Nippon, and Fumiko Takano.[1]
He studied social science and then majored in media studies at Housei University. While there, he drew manga as a hobby, and made some dojinshi. After graduation, he worked Sekisui House where he sold apartments. After three and a half years, he quit his job to draw full-time. His first one-shot manga was based on the popular video game franchise Samurai Spirits. He had also developed a story titled Call XXXX which was published in Super Jump magazine.[1]
With the help of a publisher friend, he submitted a Trigun story for the February 1995 issue of the Tokuma Shoten magazine Shōnen Captain, and began regular serialization two months later in April. However, Shōnen Captain was canceled early in 1997, and when Nightow was approached by the magazine Young King Ours, published by Shōnen Gahōsha, they were interested in him beginning a new work. Nightow though, was troubled by the idea of leaving Trigun incomplete, and requested to be allowed to finish the series.[2] The publishers were sympathetic, and the manga resumed in 1998 as Trigun Maximum (トライガンマキシマム Toraigan Makishimamu). The story jumps forward two years with the start of Maximum. Despite this, Nightow has stated[3] that the new title was purely down to the change of publishers.[1] Trigun Maximum ran until 2007 and generated 14 tankōbon volumes. The Trigun series was adapted into an anime series by Madhouse and had a limited broadcast run in 1998. It received an English adaptation which aired on Cartoon Network. Its popularity in the United States resulted in creation of a feature film Trigun: Badlands Rumble in 2010.
Nightow created the characters and story for the Sega/Red Entertainment third-person shooter video game series Gungrave.[4] The series also received an anime adaptation.
In 2009, Nightow started a new manga series Blood Blockade Battlefront, which was serialized in Jump Square various magazines from Jump Sq.19 to Jump Sq. Crown. The series follows the adventures of a photographer who acquires supernatural visions and gets involved in an organization to fight monsters and terrorists.
|Serialized in Monthly Shōnen Captain
Published by Tokuma Shoten in 3 volumes
|Trigun Maximum
|Serialized in Young King Ours
Published by Shōnen Gahōsha in 14 volumes
|Character design and story, video game
|Gungrave: Overdose
|Character design and story, video game
|Pen & Ink
|Published by Digital Manga. A guide to penning and inking manga
Book, with Satoshi Shiki and Oh! Great
|Blood Blockade Battlefront
(Kekkai Sensen)
|Serialized in Jump SQ.19, Jump SQ. Crown
Published by Shueisha in 10 volumes
|Blood Blockade Battlefront Back 2 Back
(Kekkai Sensen Back 2 Back)
|Serialized in Jump SQ. Crown, Jump SQ. RISE
Published by Shueisha in 5 volumes and ongoing
|Published by Kadokawa Shoten.
A collection of six one-shots done by Yasuhiro Nightow from 1989 to 1997.
- ^ a b c d sumirechan (1999–2000). "Yasuhiro Nightow: Profile, Manga no Mori Interview, Puff Interview". Geocities. Archived from the original on October 25, 2009.
- ^ "When Young King Ours invited me to do some work for them, they were hoping for a new piece, but I was troubled by leaving Trigun unfinished. I told them I wouldn't feel like I had done my work unless I finished it, plus I was attached to it, and I asked them if they'd let me finish it." interview with Nightow in the September 2000 Manga no Mori newsletter, translated by sumire.
- ^ "Nightow stated that there is no difference in the story between the two titles, and the only reason for the change is because of the switch of publishing house." summary of discussion panel with Nightow at Anime Expo 2000, in Anaheim, California.
- ^ Yap, Victor (June 25, 2006). "Grave danger". Malaysia Star. Retrieved September 6, 2016.
- ^ "著者:内藤泰弘" [Author: Yasuhiro Nightow]. Media Arts Database (in Japanese). Japan: Agency for Cultural Affairs. Retrieved January 20, 2016.
- ^ "New Books from Digital Manga". animenewsnetwork.com. Retrieved September 6, 2016.
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Rooke Sentence Examples
- English translations: Anabasis, Rooke (1812); Anabasis and Indica, E.
- SIR GEORGE ROOKE (1650-1709), English naval commander, was born near Canterbury in 1650.
- There are many local German names of the same origin, such as Rooke, Rouch, Ruch and others, but the bird is generally known in Germany as the Saat-Krdhe, i.e.
- On the 7th of March 1704 a British fleet under Sir George Rooke reached Lisbon, convoying the archduke Charles and io,000 British troops, who were joined by a Portuguese army under D.
- In 1702 a combined British and Dutch fleet under Sir George Rooke and the duke of Ormonde destroyed a Franco-Spanish fleet in the bay, and captured treasure to the value of about i 3 000,000; numerous attempts have been made to recover the larger quantity of treasure which was supposed, on doubtful evidence, to have been sunk during the battle.
- Spain, Gibraltar was captured by Rooke (1704) and Barcelona by Peterborough (1705).


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There is a "diverse" bacteria collection abroad the International Space Station, shows a new research, while being miles from the Earth.
The research also noted remarkable similarity of the micro-organisms micro-organisms found at homes on earth with those found on the space station.
These were among the most important finding of a study that examined bacteria collected from 15 different spots on the International Space Station.
In addition to helping in learning about buildings on Earth buildings on Earth, this discovery would also guide future space exploration, said scientists. "Learning more about the microbial inhabitants of the 'buildings' in which we travel through space will take on increasing importance, as plans for human exploration continue, with the possibility of colonization of other planets and moons," the authors write in the abstract of their paper, published in the journal PeerJ.
Because of anticipation that humans are building ships with the intention of carrying astronauts into deeper into the solar system, the study of how microbes survive in zero gravity assumes importance. In particular, it is crucial to avoid a process called panspermia – which entails carrying bacteria from earth to other planets, which could put an end up the planets hosting alien life transported from Earth.
The news of finding of bacteria atop the ISS was revealed a few days ago by a Russian cosmonaut and this research comes just days after that revelation.
There have been past studies that have concluded that some forms of bacteria grow better in space than they do on Earth. Reversing the process of the earlier researches where bacteria was brought from the ISS back to Earth, this study encouraged people from all over the U.S. to submit samples of the bacteria generally found in their homes, which were sent up to the ISS
"So 'is it gross?' and 'will you see microbes from space?' are probably the two most common questions we get about this work," said author David Coil, a microbiologist at UC Davis. "As to the first, we are completely surrounded by mostly harmless microbes on Earth, and we see a broadly similar microbial community on the ISS. So it is probably no more or less gross than your living room."
Regarding finding microbes from space, "since the ISS is completely enclosed, the microbes inside the station come from the people on the ISS and the supplies sent to them," he said.
His observation was agreed to by Jenna Lang, former postdoctoral scholar at UC Davis and lead author on the study.
"The microbiome on the surfaces on the ISS looks very much like the surfaces of its inhabitants, which is not surprising, given that they are the primary source," she said. "We were also pleased to see is that the diversity was fairly high, indicating that it did not look like a 'sick' microbial community."
"Studying the microbial diversity on the ISS is not only of relevance to space exploration but also serves as an important comparison to buildings on Earth because the ISS has many novel features such as limited influx of microbes," said Jonathan Eisen, a professor at UC Davis and another author on the study.
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New photos of the park from 2011-2012
May 1, 2012 — New photos of the park from 2011-2012
Reindeer herder catching 2 year old reindeers to transport to the park
Not that they really like to be taken to the Park
In the small fence in the Park
Before this baby moose could be taken to the park he was fed with milk and given possibility to grow
Willow shrub is the main forage when baby moose grow up
Kids are usually getting along well
Muskox in the winter have very nice fur
Summer 2011
Animals chasing each other. More like a game, rather than a real threat.
Wapiti are very good jumpers. Fence in the park have a hard time keeping them inside. Concentrated forage do much better
Yakutian horses were the first dwellers of the Pleistocene Park
Horses are well protected from cold
Mosquitoes in 2011 were pretty bad
February 2012. Night temperature drop below -50C
In 1.5 years in the Park musk ox have grown big hornes. And they will grow even bigger in the future. Don't get them upset. However they are very peaceful so far.
This cute baby was born on 25th of April 2012. On the photo it is just 1 day old.
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