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Hmm – not keen. Just looks messy to me. This was a very strange flower show!
Certainly wasn't what we envisaged! Others loved it but Mum and I felt they had tried to be too clever.
Such an amazing one! The one in black is like a plant holder … looks great paired with the golden one behind it!
Just hope they've found a use for them afterwards!
Yes definitely! They have managed to plant a seed of 'imagination' in our minds 😃
When did flower arranging become so complex? 🙂
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I know. My plonking in a vase technique doesn't seem to be in fashion at the moment.
PS And where on earth did they find crowns that big?!
Quite, they probably had a blacksmith make them, which is good news for blacksmithery but . . .
Isn't this beautiful! 😃 Not sure where to find you Rota do Petisco details. We haven't bothered but I'll look out for you. Todos a Caminhar starts today in Cabanas so we're off there and coffee with friends in the village afterwards 😃😃
What a fun Sunday you have planned 😁 and thanks so much. Don'worry if you don't stumble across one am sure I'll find out xx
It looks like this one was easier to photograph. It's quite dramatic with the stonework as a backdrop.
Much easier albeit that meant hordes of visitors doing the same!!!
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The gleefully absurd exploits of King Arthur and his knights will animate the stage at Reynolds secondary school with a production of Spamalot, a Tony Award winning show that the New York Times once described as "a resplendently silly new musical."
More than 100 students – actors, singers, dancers, musicians, scenic artists and technical crew – are involved in bringing this production to the stage March 5 to 10. By the time the curtain rises on the first night, cast, crew, pit band, set builders and painters will have worked together for five months to realize their vision for this zany show with its array of tongue-in-cheek songs and spoofy comic moments.
First produced on Broadway in 2005, Spamalot – "lovingly ripped off the motion picture Monty Python and the Holy Grail" – is an irreverent parody of the Arthurian legend. The action focuses on King Arthur and his knights' madcap quest for the Holy Grail. Urged on by the Lady of the Lake, Arthur, Sir Robin, Sir Lancelot, Sir Galahad and Sir Bedevere embark on a journey across medieval England in pursuit of their goal, encountering on the way such assorted obstacles as lewd French soldiers, terrifying (but very silly) Knights who say Ni, and a killer rabbit.
The surreal action is appropriately complemented by a variety of musical numbers – including "The Song that Goes Like This," "You Can't Succeed in Showbiz" and the immortal Python tune "Always Look on the Bright Side of Life" – that jubilantly send up the classic Broadway song-and-dance extravaganzas.
The grail is, ultimately, found – although to say where would be too much of a spoiler – and wedding bells ring for King Arthur and the Lady of the Lake (as well as for Lancelot and his true love, Prince Herbert) before the cast says adieu with a reminder to always look on the bright side of life.
If you're looking for laughs and giggles aplenty, this satirical romp through "Merrie Olde England" (by way of Finland and France) is sure to deliver.
Admission to the show is $10 for adults and $9 for students. Doors open at 7 p.m. and the show starts at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are available from Reynolds Secondary School office, 3963 Borden St.


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Place an iPad in the hands of a small child and you'll see how easily he or she quickly grasps the navigation of the device and understands how apps are to be used.
It seems like an ideal and fun way to learn – and many app developers are offering learning games that teach kids, banking on that very idea.
Now there's an app that applies the Montessori approach to learning with the iPad, Approach to Montessori – Numbers HD.
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Education Ministry rules how to write correctly in schools
Romanian is not the only language with unstable spelling rules. But on October 17, the Education Ministry from Chisinau decided they should write in schools and other education institutions using "â".
This letter renders the same sound as "î", but is written in the middle of the word.
The Academy of Science from Bucharest recommended back in the 90s to use this rule, after a long tradition of using only "î" in post-war socialist Romania.
The Moldovan Academy of Science made the same recommendation last decade, but it's only now that the Government makes it obligatory for its subordinated institutions.
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Julius Caesar has been murdered by his trusted inner circle. His adopted son Octavian seeks revenge and will stop at nothing to avenge the death of Caesar. All of Romes heroes and villains are
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Work your way into the roar of the crowd and enjoy the smell of burning rubber at the NOLA Motorsports Park, the area's favored destination for motoring enthusiasts.
The Boomtown Casino, the Treasure Chest Casino and the Harrah's New Orleans Casino are safe bets if you're wanting to try out your poker face.
Featuring well cared for horticultural displays and a variety of plant species, the New Orleans Botanical Garden and the Botanical Gardens ought to be on the itinerary of any visiting gardeners.
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I did it! Thirty days with thirty different blogs (published on that day) and thirty blog post comments! Here they are:
So what have I learned? First, it's been fun to be a part of so many different conversations. Most of my comments lead to some kind of interaction with the author, and a few led to a conversation with other readers. Oddly it felt like a little less conversation than last year, but I haven't really carefully compared.
Second, I HATE BLOGGER! Ok, that was a little strong, but I really hate having to remember to copy my comment just in case the whole verification thing loses my comment. I also hate that the default Blogger blogs don't have the incredibly handy "notify me of responses via email" checkbox that is the default for wordpress blogs.
Third, I put way more effort into finding a new blog (that was published on that day!) than I did to just being a productive/supportive member of my usual Professional Learning Community (also known as my tweeps and blog rss feed). It was a busier-than-average month for me (lots of jazz band rehearsals etc) so there were many nights when I just wanted to find a new physics/teaching/highered blog that I could comment on. That differs a lot from my usual "oooh, what are people up to/hey I need some help with something" approach that I take. There's no question I wanted to accomplish my goal, and I'm glad I did, but it's funny that the reason for the goal was community building and I think I actually pulled back a little from my community by doing it.
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Born Anastasia Karanikolaou and known online as Stassiebaby, she gained immense followings on Instagram, Vine, and Twitter. She is perhaps best known as a best friend of Kendall and Kylie Jenner. She has more than 10 million followers on Instagram.
She became friends with the Jenners around the age of 11.
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Who couldn't have Paris in their list of top destinations. I've been with friends, family and of course my better half. It's a place of beauty, of love, and of wonder. There are so many sites to be seen in Paris, so much gastronomie, so much fragrance and colour.
We ran away to Paris in May 2019. I remember Ty (our 9 year old artistic director) was bundled into the car, literally dumped with grandparents as we made the mad dash to the airport! We walked and walked and walked. 50k steps that one weekend. We held hands, we stopped and we talked. It was beautiful to reconnect together and shrug aside all the usual stresses.
We ate amazing food and the most amazing gateaux on the Champs Elysée. I can't remember if the cocktail or the cake was most expensive.
What I'll hold in my heart though are the jardins. The luscious parks laid out so beautifully and full of lovers walking together in the late spring air. The roses were in full bloom and the trees festooned in green splendour. Ah, leave me alone in my thoughts……..
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General Graduation Requirements
- Seniors: Did you know you must apply to graduate? Submit a Graduation Application via WIN. Check DegreeWorks to make sure you have applied. On the top right of the screen "Applied for Graduation" should be yes and your "Expected Graduation Date" should be the date you chose to graduate. Please review your DegreeWorks to ensure you have met all the requirements of your degree.
Here are the application deadlines for upcoming graduation(s):
- August Deadline – August 1st
- December Deadline – September 16th
- May Deadline – November 30th
- For information about Commencement visit the Commencement website.
- Students must satisfy one of the following options along with a minimum 120 credit hours for graduation:
- A single major
- A single major and a minor
- A single major and a double minor
- A single major and a triple minor (minimum 135 credit hours)
- A double major
- A double major and a minor (minimum 135 credit hours)
- Distinction levels qualifications:
- Summa Cum Laude – not less than a 3.8
- Magna Cum Laude – not less than a 3.6
- Cum Laude – not less than a 3.4
- Congratulations to December 2021– effective December 30, 2021.
- Congratulations to August 2021 – effective August 15, 2021.
- Congratulations to May 2022 – effective May 20, 2022.
Graduation Application Instructions
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Preferred Name on Diploma
Starting with the spring 2021 graduating class, WFU students will have the option to choose to have their preferred name printed on their diploma. When completing the graduation application in WIN, and verifying your diploma name, make changes on the application as to what name you want printed on your diploma. Each diploma name will be evaluated on a case by case basis. Be mindful if your preferred name differs from your legal name there are a few things that could be an issue in the future: Apostille – diploma apostille can only be provided when using your full legal name. Degree Verification – third parties using preferred diploma name will not be able to verify your degree through the National Student Clearinghouse using a preferred name. Enrollment and degree verifications are provided using your full legal name. Planning to live or work abroad – some countries require your diploma for various legal, immigration, and employment purposes. Choosing to print your preferred name on your diploma may result in complications due to the discrepancy between your diploma name and other documents that contain your full legal name. Professional Licensing – licensing requirements require you to use your full legal name. Using your preferred name on your diploma may result in complications or delay (requiring additional proof of identification.
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About Cozumel
Why Cozumel?
After traveling the world we chose to do these internships in the island of Cozumel because of its charming little Caribbean style city with the great people that live in it but most importantly because of its ocean. Cozumel is known world wide as a top diving destination because of its great underwater visibility, warm waters, its enormous variety of corals and more than 500 species of fish that live in the Cozumel Reefs National Marine Park.
Cozumel is Mexico's largest island, it is a small city which has become a dive destination from people all around the world because of its unbeatable visibility, breath taking dive sites, all the wild life that call this Marine Protected Area it's home and a very important factor which is the Mexican hospitality that makes this paradise feel like home.
Cozumel measures about 45 kms (28 miles) long and 10 kms (16 miles) wide. And a lot of this area is covered with white sandy beaches and the remarkable clarity of the multi-colored Caribbean water. Due to the separation that the island has from the main land, Cozumel is the safest city in Mexico and a lot of the tourists that come here say that they feel safer here than when they are at home.
This was a quiet little fishing island until Jacques Cousteau declared it in 1961, one of the most beautiful scuba diving areas in the world. Since that statement Cozumel has made a big part of its ocean an underwater marine park to protect it's natural treasures for everyone to enjoy.
Official language is Spanish but a few of the locals still are able to speak Mayan. Since Cozumel is a very touristic place you will find that a lot of the locals speak very good English also.
Official currency is Mexican peso but almost just as official is the American dollar. There are several ATM's all over town and also as many places to exchange currency.
Cozumel, and all of Mexico uses the same 110 volt, 60 cycles per second electricity supply that Canada and the US does.


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West Dereham Parish Council - November Meeting
January 2017
DRAFT MINUTES OF THE WEST DEREHAM PARISH COUNCIL MEETING HELD AT WEST DEREHAM VILLAGE HALL AT 7.30 pm ON THURSDAY 3 NOVEMBER 2016 PRESENT (6 Councillors): - Pam Bullas (PB), Claire Cann (CC) - Chair, Lorraine Hunt (LH), Paula Kellingray (PK), Pam Walker (PW) Claire Williams (CW). Clerk: Sarah Thorpe (ST) New Clerk: Helen Carrier Cllr Brian Long (BL) – County Councillor Cllr Sandra Squire (SS) – Borough Councillor 9 members of the public were in attendance. Papers presented to Councillors: (i) Financial Management Report (spreadsheet); (ii) Expenditure (for approval); (iii) Draft budget for 2017/18; (iv) Glazewing report. The Chairman welcomed everyone present and opened the meeting.
1. Apologies for absence. Apologies had been received from Tom Foy (TF) due to work commitments.
2. Declarations of Interest. No declarations were made.
3. Use of social media, audio recording of meeting and invitation for public contributions. CC asked "Will anyone present be filming, recording, blogging, or tweeting during this meeting?" No member of the public present at this stage advised that they would. CC advised members of the public that if they wished to comment on any item, before a decision was made, they should raise their hand and they would be invited to speak.
4. Minutes of the Parish Council meetings held on 6 October 2016. CC confirmed all Councillors had seen the minutes of the Parish Council (PC) meeting held on 6 October 2016. An amendment was agreed to the last line of item 5.7 to clarify that it had been agreed further action would be taken when permission had been obtained. The minutes were then agreed as a true record and signed by the Chairman.
5. Reports. 5.1 Chairman's Report. 5.1.1 Clerk. CC advised that this was the last meeting for the current Clerk and they were pleased to welcome the new Clerk, Helen Carrier, who would be taking over before the next PC meeting. 5.1.2 Doreen Berry. CC advised that she was sad to report that Doreen had died last week. Doreen had been a member of the PC from 1993-2011 and had made an amazing contribution to the PC and the village as a whole as she had also been involved with the Village Hall Committee for over 30 years. It was agreed that she would be very much missed and gratitude was expressed for her enormous contribution. 5.1.3 Vandalism to litter bin and dog waste bin on Church Road. CC reported that the litter bin and dog waste bin had been vandalised during the previous night. The matter had been reported to the police. Unfortunately this was a quiet strip of road without any houses and was therefore a target for vandals working against the village. The PC had hoped to save money at the moment as expenditure on some items was due to increase next year but the bins would need to be replaced. A claim could be made on the PC insurance policy but there was an excess of £250. Replacing vandalised assets would ultimately lead to an increase in the Precept.
5.2 Clerk's Report. 5.2.1 Update on 30mph signs on Church Road. Highways were contacted and advised that they would not consider painting 30mph on the road surface as this is only done in areas where there has been a safety problem and they do not consider this the case on Church Road at the moment. 5.2.2 30mph signs on Village Gateways. Highways advised that they would chase this matter up and get back to the PC but it is usual for a different team to attach the signs so this is probably the reason for the delay. CC advised that Cllrs had bulbs to plant around the gateways when the 30mph signs had been attached. 5.2.3 SAM2 sign location on Station Road. Highways have agreed the location on Station Road to be attached to the 30mph sign opposite "The Hollies." The next step is for them to provide paperwork to approve the five locations and then the sign could be installed by the supplier. 5.2.4 Location for Village Map Board on Station Road. Highways are to provide a map showing the location of all cables in this part of the verge and then the Handyman will be able to reinstate the map board at an appropriate place. 5.2.5 Overhanging hedge adjacent to Lime Kiln Road at old lime pit. Duncan Slade, Land Agent for Norfolk County Farms had advised that he had spoken with their tenant about this issue. She was aware of the PC's concerns as she reads the minutes of the meetings. She asked him to extend to the PC her willingness to discuss such matters directly in the future; the work would be attended to in due course and he would visit over the next month to check on progress. CC advised that the PC was always willing to correspond directly with the person responsible but had not known whether it was the responsibility of NCC or the tenants to carry out the work. 5.2.6 Borough Council Call for Sites and Policy Suggestions Consultation. A letter had been received regarding Regulation 18 - Town and Country Planning (Local Planning) (England) Regulations 2012 Consultation period: 17 October - 28 November 2016 The Borough Council of King's Lynn and West Norfolk was preparing a review of the Local Plan (Core Strategy and Site Allocations and Development Management Policies Plan). Once adopted the plan would allocate sites for development, apply polices to meet local needs, and guide development in the borough up to 2036. The 'Call for Sites and Policy Suggestions' consultation offers an opportunity for developers, agents, landowners, individuals, and other interested parties to: • promote sites located within the borough for future development • suggest locations/areas for special policy treatment • put forward policy suggestions For further information see the Borough Council website or contact them on 01553 616200. BL advised that a review of the Local Plan was always an ongoing issue as the BC had recently approved the Local Plan up to 2026 so it now needed to embark on the plan for the following 10 years.
5.3 Handyman's Report. The Handyman had strimmed and cleaned Stocks bridge and Hilgay Road bridge; strimmed around Basil Road safety signs and bridges; advised the Clerk of damage to one of the Basil Road bridges, which had been reported to Highways; strimmed the bridge at Hilgay Road/Basil Road junction; strimmed the bridge leading to The Row; advised Clerk of fly-tipping on Ryston Road, which had now been cleared; prepared and painted both bridges on Basil Road; advised Clerk of low hanging branches across Stocks bridge footpath; weeded and edged garden of remembrance; weeded and planted bulbs in Church Road wooden planters; strimmed all bridges, Lime Kiln/Church Road footpath and around the phone box/post box on Church Road. CC asked parishioners if they had any matters they wished the Handyman to attend to but no suggestions were made.
5.4 Police Report. PK advised that she had reported the vandalism of the bins on Church Road to the police. Residents in the area had heard a loud explosion at around 10pm which sounded like a firework and it was thought that this was probably when the vandalism occurred. The police had suggested that the incident also be reported to the BC Community Safety Neighbourhood Nuisance (CSNN) team and the police had agreed to increase patrols in the area.
5.5 Village Hall Report. PK advised that the hall continued to do well with many events being well attended. The recent hog roast had been very successful. Many events were planned on the lead up to Christmas and these would be advertised in the village magazine.
5.6 Broadband Report. PW reported on a response from Karen O'Kane (KOK) from Better Broadband for Norfolk (BBfN) which had advised that cabinet 9 should have been up and running by now but BT were experiencing some data problems and hoped to get this sorted out by the end of the week. A discussion took place on the service being received in the village with many reports of huge variations between neighbouring properties and many properties experiencing dramatic changes in speed from one day to the next. LH advised that she had spoken to engineers working in the village and they had said that there was still problems due to the lines from Stoke Ferry. PW advised that she would continue to chase KOK for updates on the situation.
5.7 Glazewing Report. Keith Charlton (KC) from Glazewing (GW) had provided a report for the PC meeting. The report was read out by the Clerk and PB provided the PCs response to each point as shown below: "Due to taking over from Richard Stimson I have reviewed the last two months minutes and would like to correct some points that where raised and to answer other points so that there is an understanding of where Glazewing is on these points and hopefully build a good relationship with the parish council and move forward for the benefit of both parties. (Please see below) August minutes Village had suffered from the fly infestation during May and June and that this had not been limited to the GW site. Glazewing apologies' if this caused issues to residents and we have and are still treating our waste piles on a weekly bases, this should prevent any issues, but please make me aware if there is any and I will action immediately." PB responded with reference to the Environment Agency (EA) notice of variation and consolidation EPR/JP3799ND/V004 "3.6 Pests 3.6. 1 The activities shall not give rise to the presence of pests which are likely to cause pollution, hazard or annoyance outside the boundary of the site…….." GW has a legal obligation, but despite that it was not until numerous reports were made to the EA and they intervened that the appropriate action was taken that dispatched the flies. "Increase in volume of material stored at the site due to significantly more material being taken in for the first six months of the year. We have been over the last 3 months working on a reduction of input tonnages over the tonnages that we have sent out, this has allowed us to reduce the overall stock on site and reduce the height of all stock piles." PB advised that further to the PC report to NCC on 8 August, the PC were informed that Steven Halls visited GW site on 28 July and 'noted the excessively high stockpiles'. He spoke to the site manager and was told that the piles would be reduced within 2-3 weeks. On 18 August NCC issued 3 Breach of Condition Notices (BCN), one of which was for the illegal height of their stockpiles. They were given 28 days to get them down to the legal 4.5 metre level. On 3 October stockpiles were still over 4.5 metre mark and BCN still in force. PB received information on 3 November from SH that stockpile heights were still well over the legal limits. This is outside the 28 days given to act within the BCN. Mr Halls was not at liberty to disclose any further details at this point. The PC is of the opinion that it is these enforcements that have enabled GW to make the statement regarding the reduction in overall stock on site. "Installation by GW of chippings on a restricted byway; Glazewing are happy to look at rectifying this issue and where unaware that this was a problem / not allowed at the time." PB responded that there appeared to be conflicting accounts of this issue as we hear that GW were unaware that this was a problem/not allowed at the time. Highways initially advised that GW would need permission and that they would look into the matter and then responded to say that someone in the Highways department had given GW permission to carry out this work. This all seems highly irregular behaviour particularly from Highways. "The excessive number of vehicles and trailers had been reported to the Traffic Commissioners Office. Glazewing are working on reducing the amount of vehicles and trailers in this yard and hopefully this will be completed soon." PB responded that as defined by the Traffic Commissioners: Station Yard is an operating centre being authorised for 14 vehicles and 4 trailers. An operating centre is a place where vehicles are kept when not in use i.e. overnight. Photographic evidence has shown between 22-28 lorries overnight in the last few months, not counting trailers; this does not appear to show signs of work to reduce the number of vehicles and is contravening the operator's licence. "Operating outside of their permitted hours. All staff have been made aware of the permitted hours and these are now posted on the site gates, we also send out these hours and directions avoiding as much of the village as possible to the site to companies visiting the site." PB responded that the BCN served by NCC on 18 August was because GW were operating outside their permitted hours – a contravention of licence. The PC is pleased to hear that the company is now operating within the terms of its licence. "Un-taxed skip Lorries being used and waste in transport yard Glazewing have now stopped using shunter Lories and have cleared up the transport yard, all drivers have been informed that they must tip / leave all there waste on site only." PB noted that there was no explanation about the un-taxed lorries which was obviously illegal on a public road but the PC was pleased to hear these have now been withdrawn from use; it was noted that anyone is able to do a check online with the DVLA. The PC understands that the storage of waste in the haulage yard was an interim measure, agreed with the EA, following the fire. "CW noted that she had reported an incident of a GW vehicle nearly forcing her off the road to GW and asked for RS to call her back about this incident. It was not mentioned in their report and he had not called her back. Apologies for this incident and the lack of a return phone call, please report any incident direct to me and I will make sure that it is dealt with and the person will get an answer back. September minutes GW to write a fire prevention plan in line with new guidelines. Glazewing have already got procedures in place for dealing with incidents and at the time of the fire these where followed successfully. We will be amending our fire plan in line with the new guidelines and will be submitted to the EA on completion." PB advised that she had received a telephone call from Rachel Flanagan of the EA on 3 August further to a complaint made about the height of the stockpiles and the risk of fire. She said that the concerns were very timely as new regulations had just come in and she had spoken to GW asking them to prepare a new Fire Prevention Plan. According to the letter two months have now passed and it has still not been completed. "Waste piles were exceeding the 4.5 metre legal limit. All waste piles have been reduced and I have put height markers around the site so mobile plant operators have a guide line for stacking piles; I will monitor this as part of my site checks." PB advised that this matter had already been dealt with earlier in the letter. "Reports stated that about 10 staff members were at the recycling site when the fire started at 06:15. There was only six staff on site when the fire was discovered at 6.15 am; it was already well alight so was probably a light before the staff got to site." PB advised that the reports about staff on site at the time of the fire were read in the local press but it was noted that they were there before the operating hours of 7.00 a.m. "The PC received no communication about this and was not invited to the multi-agency meeting that was held on 16 August. Please give me a contact number or email that I can use and I can update you on any incidents like this that may affect the village and invite you to any meetings as required." PB advised that a full list of parish councillors and their contact details can be found on the web site below at: http://west-dereham-parish-council.norfolkparishes.gov.uk/category/councillors/ "The PC was also surprised to read in GW's report that no hazardous materials were involved as they had been informed that fire-fighters had been forced to dispose of their uniforms as they had become covered in an unknown sticky black substance. The fire was only in the general waste pile and Glazewing was fully committed to working with the multi-agency committee on tackling the fire in a way that was the most effective without causing environmental issue that could not be controlled. At no time was there any hazardous material on fire and fire-fighters did not have to dispose of their uniforms. The only items that got dirty because of this incident was the hose pipes used, these where covered in mud and Glazewing washed these and returned them to the fire brigade after the fire was put out. Please check with the fire brigade and I am sure that they will be happy to confirm." PB advised that the report about disposal of protective clothing (not uniforms) was received from a fire officer. "I hope this gives a clear picture of issues raised and dealt with and I am happy to discuss incidents or complaints and in time come to the parish council meetings. For all incidents please contact me / Glazewing in the first incense so that we can action and get back to you." PB concluded that despite Mr Charlton's well-meaning assurances and invitation to deal with GW directly regarding complaints and incidents, the PC found it very difficult to put trust in a company that consistently showed a disregard for the law. Further reports have been received from NCC regarding the parking of skips in the unauthorised area at the rear of the haulage yard. GW were given to the end of the month to clear this area, although some efforts have been made this was not sufficient. This was being discussed at a higher level within NCC. Video footage shown at the last PC meeting was delivered to Downham Market police station on 24 October; no feedback had been received at this stage. Further to PB's enquiry to Steven Halls regarding the 1994 waste management licence he had advised that he has concerns. The licence states that putrescible waste (vegetable matter and food and food processing waste) may be taken onto site but it also says that no malodorous material may be taken on to site. Steven Halls had advised: "It appears that the nature of the 'Mixed Municipal Waste' has changed in that material that is in a more advanced state of decomposition is being bought onto site, hence the odour and the flies. To this end I would appreciate it if you could advise everyone to complain to the EA whenever they notice any odour from the site. On every waste management licence there are clauses stating that an operator must not cause nuisance by means of odour or pests. The EA will keep a record of all complaints and this has a financial implication if the site causes consistent problems. I am sure you already have it, but just in case, the phone number to use is 0800 807060. The EA will allocate a complaint number to each complaint and it may be worth these being reported to the Parish Council meeting to keep a record of how many individual complaints are being made. In the event that the situation does not improve you will have a body of evidence that the EA is failing in its duty to prevent nuisance." CC advised that GW had in the past informed the PC that they did not do all they were permitted to do under their 1994 waste management licence and she would look back through past PC minutes as she believed this would provide some useful information involving the material being brought onto the site. She stressed that it was important the residents took action as suggested by Mr Halls and reported every incident of odour from the site; this information to be put in the next village notice and a letter of response to be sent to Keith Charlton from the PC. BL advised that he was glad to hear the planning enforcement at NCC were in dialogue with the PC and taking the matter seriously. The Clerk reported back on the installation of new lighting and security cameras at the site which was mentioned at the last PC meeting. Contact had been made with Keith Charlton who had advised that "the lighting will be a replacement for the lighting that we have at present and not extra. It will be installed around the outside edge of the site with all the lights pointing inwards' to the working areas, there will also be new cameras on these light posts which will give us better security of the site and help prevent incidents. These lights will be better than the old ones and will cause less problems and should not affect the neighbouring residents. As per any issue if you contact me I will work to resolve." The BC Planning Department had been contacted to establish if planning permission was needed and had provided the following reply: "Please find below an extract which the Planning Portal webpage provides in relation to lighting and the case where an application may be required. Light itself, and minor domestic light fittings, are not subject to planning controls. Nevertheless, if you are planning to install external lighting for security or other purposes, you should ensure that the intensity and direction of light does not disturb others. Many people suffer extreme disturbance due to excessive or poorly-designed lighting. Ensure that beams are NOT pointed directly at windows of other houses. Security lights fitted with passive infra-red detectors (PIRs) and/or timing devices should be adjusted so that they minimise nuisance to neighbours and are set so that they are not triggered by traffic or pedestrians passing outside your property. A neighbour might take you to court if you are negligent or cause nuisance." 6. Finance. 6.1 Accounts. Accounts for approval and the monthly financial management report were submitted by the Clerk. She advised that the income and expenditure for September 2016 had now been confirmed and estimated figures for October had been inserted based upon invoices received. Payee Cheque No Net VAT Gross Clerk's salary, expenses for October – 46.5 hours 100902 592.87 592.87 Handyman's contract, expenses plus 18 hours for October 100903 181.53 3.99 185.52 CGM Ltd – ground maintenance September/October 100904 427.73 85.55 513.28 WD Village Hall – hire of hall for meetings July-October 100905 232.50 232.50 Royal British Legion – Poppy Appeal 100906 20.00 20.00 Masson Seeley & Co Ltd – cemetery sign 100907 100.00 20.00 120.00 Mrs J Barker – refund of allotment deposit 100908 85.00 85.00 Total 1639.63 109.43 1749.17
The payments were considered and approved. Cheques to be signed at the end of the meeting. A parishioner suggested that a donation from the PC be made in honour of Doreen Berry. CC advised that Cllrs would be making their own personal donations but it was not felt appropriate to use public money for this purpose.
6.2 Increase for the Clerk's hours of work to 12 per week. CC advised that the current contract of 10 hours per week had been insufficient for the present Clerk to perform all of the administrative duties and it was agreed by all that the hours should be increased to 12 per week for the new Clerk. The increase would be met in part by the reduced need to meet travel expenses for the new Clerk.
6.3 Budget for 2017/18. Copies of the draft budget for 2017/18 had been circulated to Councillors and was on display on the overhead projector at the meeting. Members of the public were advised that this was the third month of the four month process when the PC would be considering whether any additional items should be added or removed for 2017/18 and that a decision would be made on setting the budget and precept at the PC meeting in December. The Clerk provided further information on the figures shown which included increases to the Clerk's salary budget and the Handyman's contract. Some budgets had been decreased to accommodate these increases as the Clerk had looked back at expenditure over the two previous years and felt that some budgets could be reduced; these figures were discussed. It was agreed that separate budgets should be included for new village signs (CC to advise Clerk on figure for this item) and a water connection at the allotments (£500) and that the parish improvements budget should be split to show £1000 towards a new village green and £700 for general parish improvements. Members of the public were invited to comment on the budget for 2017/18; no comments were made at this point. CC advised members of the public to contact the Clerk if they had any suggestions following the meeting.
7. Planning. Applications. 7.1 15/01955/F – Variation of Condition 2 attached to planning permission 11/00695/F: Proposed conversion and extension of domestic outbuilding to residential dwelling making use of an altered access to form shared driveway with Close View. Application to also include the alteration of existing land to form rear amenity space and parking and turning to the front at Woodside Barn, The Row, West Dereham. The Clerk advised that this application had originally been considered by the PC on 29 December 2015. A number of residents had attended that meeting and the PC had objected to the application due to the positioning of the external units for the system of heating and air conditioning. During recent months the PC had contacted the BC twice to chase up a decision on this application and been advised that the BC was considering reports on the impact of the units. On 19 October the BC had issued another consultation to the PC on this application stating that there had been amendments to the application and giving the PC until 26 October to send in further comments. The Clerk had contacted the BC to advise that this was insufficient time for the PC to respond and the time had been extended to allow the PC to consider the matter at this meeting. CC said there was a considerable planning history to this property from which the current problems emanated as foreseen by the then PC. Owners 4 & 3 of Orchard House had not attempted to sell their barn separately. Owner 2 had done so, strongly objected to by the PC not least because it conflicted with the ribbon development nature of the village and there were access problems. The BC planners overrode the PC's concerns, the barn was given planning permission for a dwelling and sold separately, developed and the external heating/air conditioning units were installed without planning permission by a large local building company. The amendments to the application were discussed; units E and F had been relocated but the original objection included units C and D. A report from CSNN team stated that the neighbour was satisfied with the moving of units E and F and that the other units were not a problem. The neighbour quoted by CSNN was present at the meeting and advised that she had never said units C and D were not a problem and that she had responded to the BC planning department to inform them of this. BL provided some information on the planning system to the resident. The PC made a decision to OBJECT to the application as the positioning of the units had an impact on the neighbourhood amenity. Decisions. None
8. Parish Council Assets. 8.1 Grounds maintenance for 2017. Four quotations had now been received. Prices had ranged from £5115 to £9580. The PC had looked at the two cheaper quotations and decided that these would still exceed the current proposed budget and therefore the PC would need to stop cutting the grass at the churchyard as it could no longer afford to do this for the church. The quotations had been adjusted to take account of the reduction in grass cutting and the revised figures were discussed. It was agreed by all to approve TOP Garden Services as the new contractor for 2017 as their quotation of £4095 was the cheapest. Clerk to contact TOP Garden Services and advised them of the decision and the need for a contract which clearly stated all of the work they would be doing.
8.2 Cemetery sign – approval of design. Masson Seeley had provided a design for the information sign to be installed at the entrance to the cemetery; the cost of the sign and its installation would be £100 plus VAT. The design was discussed and it was agreed to approve the design and the cost of the sign.
9. Review of PC Policies and documents. 9.1 Business Continuity Plan Part 1 and 2. The current documents were reviewed and it was agreed that no amendments were necessary. 9.2 Training Policy. The document was reviewed and it was agreed that no amendments were necessary. 9.3 Clerk's job description & person specification. The current documents were reviewed and it was agreed that the job description should be amended to show the increased hours of work for the Clerk. No amendments were needed to the person specification. It was agreed to adopt these documents. 9.4 Handyman's job description & purchase agreement. The document was reviewed and it was agreed to accept the inclusion of schedule 1A to cover the additional gardening work agreed at the last PC meeting.
10. Correspondence. None
11. Other Business – Any additional reports and items for inclusion on the next Agenda. 11.1 CW asked if anyone else had noticed the new lights installed on a wall at a property on Church Road which gave the impression of oncoming car headlights. Some Cllrs had noticed and other Cllrs agreed to take a look. 11.2 PB advised that a parishioner had informed her that they believed the new village gateways should have been painted white as they were in several other parishes. CC advised that the PC had made a decision to not have them painted white for maintenance reasons as they would look dirty very quickly and would need to be washed down and repainted regularly. As such it was felt a natural wood look was more practical. 11.3 PK advised that Doreen Berry's funeral was to take place at Mintlynn on 21 November at 2.30pm. 11.4 CC thanked ST for her outstanding work as Parish Clerk for the last three years in helping the PC to maintain and improve its level of professionalism as evidenced by its latest award of Quality Status. On behalf of WDPC CC presented ST with a card and gift voucher as a mark of their gratitude and affection. The official meeting concluded at 9.30pm, and was opened to the floor for general comment.
Open Forum. • A resident advised that the pot holes outside 8 and 9 Church Road had still not been repaired. Clerk to chase this matter up with Highways.
Closure. The Chairman thanked everyone for attending, and final closure of the meeting was at 9.31pm.
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But all that excitement is bound to stir up your appetite for more than just brains. We're here to help you avoid the sugar coma induced by gorging on candy with three fun Halloween recipes. These are bound to please a whole murder of crows, or just a couple spooks resting their bones at home for the night.
So bolt the doors and nail down the coffin lids. Things are about to get tasty!
Pizza Skulls
Check out these easy to make stuffed pizza skulls for a delicious handheld meal fit to quench that cannibal craving for meat! Check out the recipe from our friends at PlainChicken.com here.
Spider Dipper
Look out for fangs on this eight-legged freak. Instead, tear off a leg for a savory snack that'll satisfy your lust for carnage, and bread sticks! See the recipe here.
Meatball Pumpkins
All the festivities without the fright. These meatball pumpkins are the perfect Halloween food for all the monsters in your life. See the recipe here.
From all of us here at Culinary Culture, Happy Halloween everyone!!!


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Tips for the Remote Workplace
*We apologize for any issues with sound quality. Due to the ever-changing state of the world because of Covid-19, many of our guests are taking interviews and recording shows outside of their homes which interferes with the recording.*
Having trouble with your virtual meetings? Whether it be due to the lighting, your designated workspace, your love of pajama bottoms, or lack of a mic, there are a few things that you can do to be sure your meetings are as focused as possible.
First, make sure you've set up a proper workspace. If you don't like the background available, choose one in Zoom. Make sure you have a headset and a mic, and if possible be sure the camera is above you with the lighting in front and to the side. You'll be seen and heard with fewer distractions.
Even if you don't have a stellar background, you can choose one in Zoom. If you have a dedicated office, make sure that your personality shines through while still remaining professional.
Focus. The most respectful thing you can do for yourself and your co-workers is to focus during your meetings. Give them the time and respect they deserve so that your meetings are productive and you don't have to ask additional questions.
Lastly, be human. Things happen. We are all dealing with unprecedented times, so if something goes wrong, laugh it off and move on. Just remember that businesses are still running and use your meeting time wisely.
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- [01:40] What's your remote workplace look like?
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- [03:56] Let's talk about lighting.
- [05:20] Don't forget to focus on the meeting at hand so you're present.
- [06:10] Your body language still matters.
- [08:15] Be a human in your meetings.
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Mission Statement
The Watauga County Parks and Recreation Department strives to provide a wide variety of quality recreational programming opportunities in the areas of arts, youth and adult athletics, special programs, special events, special populations including Special Olympics, aquatics, and summer youth camps. The department's mission is for these programs to be enjoyable, fun, fulfilling, safe, and rewarding for all Watauga County citizens.
The Recreation Department, formed in 1973, the department is advised by an 18-member Recreation Commission. These members are appointed by the Watauga County Board of Commissioners. It is the role of this commission to guide and advise the Department to provide for adequate recreational opportunities for the citizens of the County.
The public can enjoy the following facilities which are located throughout Watauga County: a gym, multi-purpose athletic fields, parks, and picnic shelters. As well as the Watauga Community Recreation Center which includes 2 indoor pools, cardio and fitness equipment, an indoor walking track, 4 gyms for basketball, volleyball and free play, pool party rooms and a community room all located at 231 Complex Drive in Boone.


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This year, Mark Thompson' annual pilgrimage to the Rainbow Beach Fishing Competition became a 15-year tradition.
This year was somewhat more relaxed; the offshore boat stayed at home in favour of spending time with my young son beach fishing and exploring the creeks in a tinny and kayak.
We also tried our drone with some aerial photos of the beaches around Rainbow. As you can see, conditions were excellent! We even had our first crack at drone finishing! We set the drone to carry out large bait from the shore to the ocean blue water. Unfortunately, our attempts here were unsuccessful, but it was an interesting experiment nonetheless!
The weather was fantastic and we caught wide variety of fish including Tarwhine, Taylor, Grass Tuskfish & Trevally.


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With the arrival of good weather we always go lighter clothes and therefore we expose ourselves more to the sun's rays, for that reason we must know very how to take care of the skin in summer. To help you a little with this task of DAVI&CIA we want to offer you some tips that can be useful for the care of your skin in summer.
#10 Tips to take skincare in summer
1. Sun protection
Specialists recommend using sunscreen every day in all areas that will be exposed to the sun. Apply the product in these areas between 20 and 30 minutes before exposure. Repeat this process every 2 hours and whenever you are going to get out of the water.
2. Accessories
Also do not forget to use other protective measures such as the use of lipstick with SPF 15, sunglasses and hats.
3. Appropriate clothing
It is very important to use the right clothes at all times. It is recommended to use light and clear clothes that cover most of the body to avoid the direct action of the sun.
4. Time to sunbathe
It is also very important to try to avoid sunbathing from 10 o'clock in the morning until 5:00 o'clock, because during this time the solar action is stronger. If you can not avoid sun exposure during those hours, do not forget to always use sun protection, a hat and sunglasses.
5. Hydratation
Dehydration should be avoided one of the most common problems in summer. To prevent this problem drinking water will allow you to maintain the hydration your skin needs to maintain its smoothness. To keep the skin hydrated, it is best to use a refreshing lotion that you can use during the day.
6. Face cleaning
You have to clean the face twice a day without fail because in summer the perspiration is greater and the pores can be covered.
7. Exfoliation
In summer (as in the rest of the year), exfoliation is important to eliminate dead skin cells and allow the skin to regenerate. In addition, this routine will help you to have a smooth skin.
8. Moisturizing cream
It is important to use a water-based moisturizer on both the face and body, this will keep the skin moisturized without the heat generating a film of fat on the surface.
9. Eliminate sodas
Although you are hot, avoid consuming sodas because they are one of the causes of the appearance of cellulitis and dehydration of the skin.
10. Monitor your skin
On the other hand, if you notice that there is a change in your skin (color, texture, moles or abnormal spots) consult your doctor. Any alteration of the skin (aesthetic or medical) detected in time, gives a greater chance that the treatments work.
And you, how do you take skincare in summer?


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Up to 100 officials from the northern Indian state of Rajasthan will soon be trained by Singapore officials on waste and water management.
The signing of the grant agreement was witness by Foreign Affairs and Law Minister K Shanmugam, who visited the capital of Rajasthan, Jaipur today.
During the visit, Mr Shanmugam met with Chief Minister of Rajasthan Vasundhara Raje, and agreed to expand cooperation in areas including skills development, urban planning and water management between Singapore and Rajasthan through the Rajasthan Leaders in Urban Governance Programme.
The programme is conducted by the Singapore Cooperation Enterprise and co-sponsored by Temasek Foundation and the State Government of Rajasthan.
Mr Shanmugam also invited Chief Minister Raje to send her officials to Singapore to study Singapore's best practices in urban planning and housing fabrication technology.
Areas for collaboration for Singapore companies with interests in India were also discussed during the visit.


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Gotta Dance
a pre-Broadway world premiere musical
Bank of America Theatre, Chicago
Thru January 17, 2016
There are few things more uplifting than old people who exuberantly demonstrate a passion for defying their age.
Which is pretty much the central conceit of Gotta Dance.
From beginning to end.
Again and again.
Making for a genial, good-natured, at times inspiring show that is pretty predictable and--though crowd-pleasing for musical theater fans of all ages--not quite an old-fashioned masterpiece.
Fictionalizing the true story of a group of seniors chosen to serve as a halftime dance team for the New Jersey Nets--before they moved to Brooklyn and imagined here as the New Jersey Cougars--Gotta Dance is getting its world premiere at Chicago's Bank of America Theatre theoretically en route to Broadway.
Initially intending to open in New York next spring, but now pushed back to fall 2016, the musical seemingly could well find a niche in attracting busloads of senior groups to the Great White Way. (Though given an undersold house on Tuesday night, it's possible a more connotative title could benefit marketing toward the mature crowd.)
And while it strikes me as somewhat quaint at a time of rather progressive fare such as Hamilton and Fun Home (neither of which I've yet seen), not only could Gotta Dance conceivably fit a nice market segment--perhaps ever more so in countless communities far beyond Broadway--but its production values reflect the strong pedigrees of its creators and cast.
Written by Bob Martin (The Drowsy Chaperone) and Chad Beguelin (Aladdin, The Wedding Singer), Gotta Dance features an original score composed by Matthew Sklar (Elf, The Wedding Singer), with lyrics by Nell Benjamin (Legally Blonde). The late Marvin Hamlisch was the show's initial composer, and is credited as writing "additional music."
Along with a good deal of knowing humor in its script, the show is kept from feeling too hokey or saccharine by the steady hand of director Jerry Mitchell (Legally Blonde, Kinky Boots, On Your Feet!), one of the best around and also the show's choreographer.
Even beyond known names like André De Shields (The Wiz, Ain't Misbehavin, The Full Monty), Stephanie Powers (TV's Hart to Hart and considerable theater credits) and Georgia Engel (The Mary Tyler Moore Show, The Drowsy Chaperone on Broadway), the cast is deep with veteran talents with impressive resumes.
So as the narrative chronicles nine primary senior dance team members with some variance in capabilities, in reality what's presented onstage is far from amateur hour.
Along with nice musical numbers focused on De Shields as the troupe's sole male, the delightful Engel (and her character's hipper alter ego) and Powers as a rich, haughty divorcee, the show also benefits from delving into characters embodied by Lillias White, who is trying to reconnect with her Cougarette granddaughter (Joanna A. Jones) and Nancy Ticotin, whose sassy Camilla serves as the show's primary cougar with a lowercase c.
And supplied with several funny lines, Lori Tan Chinn is as delightful as she is as Chang on Orange is the New Black.
Providing nice counterbalance to the seniors are Haven Burton as a 27-year-old "aged out" former Cougarette charged with coaching the new old squad, and a few other members of the young squad, including the striking Jonalyn Saxer.
The mezzanine audience bestowed an instant standing ovation on Tuesday night, so my intimation that Gotta Dance is more a show to like than to love may well be underselling its appeal to many.
Especially as I believe it to officially still be in previews, I won't harp much on how the show somewhat strains to work in poignant topics such as divorce, family discord, ageism and even Alzheimer's disease.
Revealed as various characters get their turn in the spotlight, these personal revelations make Gotta Dance feel a bit akin to A Chorus Line--the show opens with an obvious reference, enhanced by Hamlisch having scored that show--but whether directly referenced onstage or merely reminiscent, The Full Monty, Cocoon, the documentary Young at Heart and other apt allusions also come readily to mind.
Still, I genuinely and sufficiently enjoyed Gotta Dance simply as an evening's entertainment, and it would seem logical that I may appreciate it even more once I get a bit older.


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Sinopharm delivery takes Argentina to 55 million vaccines against Covid-19
04-09-2021 10:12 According to government data, 46.3% of citizens aged over 18 have now completed their immunisation programme against Covid-19.
04-09-2021 10:12 According to government data, 46.3% of citizens aged over 18 have now completed their immunisation programme against Covid-19.
19-08-2021 09:35 Large study finds Pfizer-BioNTech efficacy ebbed over time; Data shows vaccines didn't diminish viral load of delta cases.
09-08-2021 22:26 Washington is preparing to send Mexico vaccines from Moderna and AstraZeneca in coming days to bolster its southern neighbour's fight against Covid-19.
06-08-2021 17:01 President predicts that economy will grow 7% this year and 4.5% in 2022.
29-07-2021 11:28 Although more than four billion doses of anti-Covid vaccines have been administered around the world, poorer countries are still struggling to secure precious shots.
23-07-2021 18:40 The Health Ministry announced Friday that its national Covid-19 vaccination programme is being extended to include minors aged 12 to 17 with existing risk factors.
12-07-2021 15:02 Health Ministry confirms Argentina has signed an agreement with US laboratory Moderna to purchase 20 million vaccine doses. Shots set to arrive in first quarter of 2022.
08-07-2021 18:23 Cabinet Chief Santiago Cafiero says talks are ongoing with Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson over the supply of additional vaccines.
02-07-2021 14:07 Venezuela is the first country outside of Cuba to include the Abdala vaccine in it's national programme. It's done so under heavy criticism from local medical associations and NGOs.
29-06-2021 08:08 More than 20 million Covid-19 vaccine doses have now been given in Argentina since last December. Worldwide, more than three billion doses have been administered.
22-06-2021 10:46 White House announces a list of countries that would receive 55 million doses, after previously detailing the first tranche of 25 million. In total, three-quarters of the 80 million will be sent through Covax. Argentina is among the nations listed.
15-06-2021 09:45 Mexico shipped more than a million AstraZeneca vaccines to Argentina, Belize, Bolivia and Paraguay over the weekend in the first batch of locally-produced shots.
10-06-2021 16:04 The United States will donate 500 million Covid-19 vaccine doses to poorer nations, the White House said Thursday, to "supercharge" the pandemic fight.
10-04-2021 07:14 President expresses confidence that "sufficient vaccines" will arrive in "middle of April" to "accelerate pace" of mass inoculation programme.
02-03-2021 18:16 More than 238 million doses will be distributed around the world by the end of May through the Covax programme aimed at boosting access to coronavirus jabs in poorer nations.
28-02-2021 08:59 Anti-government demonstrators rally in cities across the country in protest at the 'VIP vaccines' scandal; President Fernández condemns small group of protesters who attach mock body bags to the gates of the Casa Rosada.
23-02-2021 14:09 Peronist leader says that while he rejects the "irregular" vaccinations, it had already cost the resignation of his health minister Ginés González García and did not amount to a crime.


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- Keep tabs on what you've already read: We do our best to feature the freshest news prominently, but a new visual cue points out what you've read and what's new. Headlines you've clicked will turn gray, while content you haven't read will retain a black, bold headline. Don't worry about missing updates, though. A major update to a story will restore its bold headline, letting you know there's more to read.
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This is one of the first photo's I downloaded to my first ever online gallery, which I actually started in PBase. However during the time I was working on my gallery there, someone who's gallery I was admiring, mentioned that his photo's looked much better to him on Smugmug. I found I liked SmugMug much better as well, so I decided to bring all my pictures here instead.
I took shots of this butterfly feeding off my Lavender plant one afternoon in the early fall when all my other plants had withered and lost all their appeal to the insects that regularly visited my yard. I'm especially impressed with the toughness of my lavender plant as for all the world it looked dead to me after the harsh winter we had in 08'. But the people I hired to do the original landscaping said it was still very much alive and just needed pruning off the dead parts, and sure enough when the weather warmed up it shot out wonderfully fragrant flowers just like the year before. This experience helped teach me that judging whether something has enough left in the tank to be worth saving is a task best left to the experts (the spiritual application to this little story was certainly not lost on me to be sure).
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Id say its the "American Snout Butterfly" beautiful pics. thanks for the mail.


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Main Text: Acts 12:5 – Peter therefore was kept in prison: but prayer was made without ceasing of the church unto God for him. (KJV)
Ephesians 6:18 – Praying always with all prayer and supplication in the Spirit, and watching thereunto with all perseverance and supplication for all saints. (KJV)
Intercessory prayer is an act of standing on behalf of another in prayer concerning their needs. It also entails taking hold of God.s will and refusing to let go until His will happens. A prayerful intercession is not limited to those who you know alone. It entails praying fervently, selflessly and to the glory of God. It.s good to intercede in prayer alone; however, amazing things happen when we come into agreement prayer. This was so with the early church, they interceded on behalf of Peter who was apprehended by King Herod and was put in prison. God sent His angel to break the chains that bound him and lead him away from that prison. (Acts 12:7)
Also, the Christian journey is not one we can do alone, we need each other.s prayer for strength, to conquer or run through to the end. Praying for others is one of the opportunities we have to express God.s love to people. When we make the effort and time to pray for others, we can expect amazing results.
Finally, we are the Jesus of our time, who mediate or intercede on behalf of others as Christ intercedes on our behalf to the Father. And when we fail to intercede, we tend to sin against God. (1 Samuel 12:23).
Prayer Point: Revive us Lord with the heart to intercede.BY BISHOP NGOZI DURUEKE (HE REIGNS CHAPEL INTERNATIONAL) To send your testimony, write us: email@example.com.


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Bright Comet NEOWISE (C/2020 F3) rising in the northeast into the dawn sky on July 5, 2020, visible here as the small spot left of centre in the bright twilight. The northeast sky was also filled with noctilucent clouds (NLCs) that grew even more extensive this morning as the Sun angle below the horizon decreased and the NLCs lit up more to cover much of the sky. Venus is bright to the right, with the Pleiades star cluster above Venus. Capella is the bright star at top left. The comet is in a line directly down from Capella and just above the orange band of twilight. And as if that were not enough, the International Space Station flew over and away to the east in the scene here to the right of Venus, fading as it flew away.
In all, this was one of the most amazing morning sky scenes I have seen.
This was from home in Alberta at about 4:00 am MDT under very clear skies. The comet had passed perihelion only a few days eariler and was emerging here into the dawn sky.
This is a panorama of 4 segments at 1.6 seconds each with the 50mm Sigma lens and Canon 6D MkII at ISO 100. Stitched with Adobe Camera Raw.


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Don't buy new access cards for users in your next project. Use the ones they already have. FW 2.30 now supports Mifare DESfire EV2 cards. And that's not all the new firmware offers.
Support for other RFID cards
All our readers can now read the UID from Mifare DESfire EV2 cards. You will most often encounter the need to support this type of card on school campuses. Students now only need a single card to borrow books, pay at the cafeteria, and access the building. These cards are also often used for public transport. If the city uses this type of card, you will save your customer a pretty penny!
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Would you like to ask about support for other RFID cards? Would you like to know everything the touchscreen display can do? Our experts will answer all these questions for you. Contact them right now.


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2 dead after Ford F-150 slams into tree on Conser Rd
Posted on Friday, September 10th, 2021 at 1:41 pm
TULSA, OK – Two teen girls are dead and one teen was taken to the hospital after a Ford F-150 crashed into a tree on Conser Rd near Hodgen Rd Monday, KTUL reports.
According to Highway Patrol, the three teens were traveling on eastbound Conser Rd. The driver took a curve too fast and struck a tree.
First responders were dispatched to the crash site around 9 p.m. They pronounced a 17-year-old dead at the scene. A 15-year-old girl was taken to a nearby hospital, where they died the next day. The third girl was hospitalized in stable condition. None of the victims were wearing a seatbelt.
It is unclear which girl was driving at the time of the collision.
This information is presented as a way to help keep our community safer and is not meant to be taken as legal advice. However, the Oklahoma wrongful death attoneys at the Abed Law Firm have helped clients secure financial compensation for their medical bills, lost wages, and other expenses. If you or someone you love has been injured in an accident involving another vehicle, contact us today for a free consultation.