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Sweet shop has a weighty problem!
Refusal : Jean McDermott refuses to sell sweets in metric measures.
SWEET toothed folk could be without a traditional treat -as trading standards officers 'weigh in' on a Stalybridge shopkeeper.
Jean McDermott has been serving loose confectionery for the past 18 years using pounds and ounces. But under the 1994 Metrication Regulation (of the Weights and Measures Act 1955) shops such as E&J McDermott in Market Street, Stalybridge, must he able to serve in kilos and grams.
And Jean says converting from her imperial scales to metric will cost at least £180. "Why should we change over?" protested Jean. "We've not agreed to it, we've not even had a say and we're certainly not get any contributions from the government for the new scales. "The cost of new scales would take such a long time to make up, I'll just have to stop selling the sweets."
Jean adds nobody has asked her to weigh goods in metric units, and even children, who are taught to use the European system at school, prefer their sugared goodies in 'quarters'. But one trading standards officer said they don't want to make life difficult for business owners.
"The last thing we want to do is prosecute, we're offering as much advice as we can," said senior trading standards officer, John Davies.
"We realise it's difficult for smaller shops to afford the changes and they would benefit from some kind of grant, but the pubs changed to the metric system in 1996 and there was no help for them.
"The alternative for Mrs McDermott would be to sell prepacked goods" Mr Davies says Tameside Scales (on 0161 3396501) can adjust a 'fan scale' to have metric measures for £75. Currently traders must indicate the price food using metric measures, but until 2009 they can also display prices using imperial measures.
HAVING spent thousands of pounds on new equipment to comply with new regulations enforcing the EU's compulsory metrication directives, Peter Ellis, whose Network Seafood in Newhaven, East Sussex, supplies fish to hundreds of hotels, restaurants and catering firms, was horrified to see business slumping.
His customers couldn't understand that salmon now being sold by the kilogram - more than 2lb - hadn't actually doubled in price. Dozens told Mr Ellis that they hated the new metric system, so he has now told Keith Pogson, head of East Sussex trading standards, that, to save his business, he has gone back to selling his fish in pounds and ounces.
His customers are delighted. Terry Shurman, landlord of the Greyhound pub at Keymer, says: "Mr Ellis is right. To take English fish out of the English Channel and weigh them out in kilograms is outrageous. Those officials are not only despots, they're tosspots." Mike Bingham, a caterer, says: "We're all fed up with Brussels bureaucrats pushing things down our throats. Every day someone dredges up something else."
Last Wednesday Dave Stephens, the Essex butcher in the forefront of the growing campaign against metrication, led a delegation to the Department of Trade and Industry, accompanied by the UK Independence Party MEP Nigel Farage, challenging officials to allow a prosecution to test the law.
He has had thousands of messages of support, including one from the comedian Max Bygraves, who wrote: "Count me in to be your cellmate in prison." But the officials fear a test case because of legal opinions suggesting that, for procedural reasons, the UK regulations might be ruled illegal.
My comment : I would like to ask Mr Ellis and Mrs McDermott how many fingers they think they have on each hand. Metric is much more sensible than imperial measure. Just because a load of old ostriches stick their heads in the sand and try and hang on to what they know rather than embracing change (which is typical of conservative Britain),doesn't mean that sooner or later metric will inevitably come to rule (so to speak),and so it should. The metric system as it is being based on powers of ten,makes kilometres more sense than the imperial system.
Decimal pointless? Recall the confusion that greeted the new monetary system in 1971.
The measurements in physics a streamlined by using metric,and currently even scientists are wandering between the two systems when speaking. Use of two measuring systems increases the chance of error,and no doubt clock turners like the duo above would be the first to complain if some accident occurred because of an error brought on by mixing units of measure in some critical instance.
The reaction of the two people here is typical of Britons who refuse to accommodate change,even when it makes sense to do so,and become xenophobic about the origins of metrication and patriotic about their own idiotic system. This reaction no doubt is because of their inability to count in tens,something which should be second nature to everyone,and having to accommodate something new. This is similar to the averse reaction to technology encountered amongst those who have no clue how it works and become frustrated at their own inadequacy.
When the currency was decimalised there was the same attempt to kick and scream and make a fuss because those with limited brain matter couldn't cope with having to change how they calculated. This is indicative of the mentality people have towards mathematics.They see it as a necessary evil,rather than the beautiful and powerful thing that it is.
It's no wonder that in a country having such basic problems with maths skills we're prone to believe mystical ideas and hanging on to old systems of calculation.Mr Shurman might ask himself who in fact is the "tosspot" since the officials are only trying to institute a sensible system and get rid of an antiquated one. Such tradespeople are only showing their "math phobia" and indicating their fundamental ignorance. If someone offered two choices,one of putting your head in the oven and the other of using an oven for it's given purpose,then why would any sane person choose putting their head in the oven, just because a load of other people do it?
Staying with imperial measure is for post-war clock turners who stick their feet in the mud,out of some misplaced patriotism.Imperial measure is anachronistic and irrelevant to today's world. The modern metric weights are defined with atomic precision.Does anyone know where the defining yard exists,as we do the metre and kilogramme? I bet tradespeople do not know,and much less do they care.For their accuracy need only be measured with limited precision. Modern engineering techniques required a modern system of weights and measures,and Imperial - isn't it.
My comment : Let's answer some questions - what is wrong with dual marking products? Supposing someone uses the wrong measurement for taking medicine? Supposing an accurate measurement is needed on an aircraft ballbearing and the wong measurement is used - I guess Mr Parry will be the one in the queue waiting to sue his doctor or the airline because they were stupid enough to put TWO measurements on a product when only one was needed. Not to mention all the extra cost and confusion involved.What happened to the Burton's (above) is indication enough of why we do not need TWO measuring systems.
Mr Martinez and Mr Jamil are exactly correct - today's science needs Metric and the old has-beens who prefer imperial are only hanging onto such things out of misplaced patriotism and fear of learning something new. To Mr Elliot the "meaningfullness" of the measures is all in the mind - if you have used metric - 250g of flour is just as meaningful as 4 ounces - meaning is a personal subjective response - measures are an objective discernment of actuality - the "right sort of numbers" are those that accurately reflect what is in front of someone - and metric does this better than imperial -which is why all scientific notation is metric - only silly old Blighty hangs onto imperial along with its US cousins - as Mr Jamil says - we are stuck in the medieval times over this - let's move into the 21st century with the correct mensuration system. As Mr Kwateng points out - a yard is something where you keep your yardbrush - we do not have 12 fingers - we have 10 - why is it so hard for Britons to use tens?
Why not look at the LENGTHS to which science goes to provide accuracy and then you will see just how defunct the imperial system is.

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sweet shop has a weighty problem!
refusal : jean mcdermott refuses to sell sweets in metric measures.
sweet toothed folk could be without a traditional treat -as trading standards officers 'weigh in' on a stalybridge shopkeeper.
jean mcdermott has been serving loose confectionery for the past 18 years using pounds and ounces. but under the 1994 metrication regulation (of the weights and measures act 1955) shops such as e&j mcdermott in market street, stalybridge, must he able to serve in kilos and grams.
and jean says converting from her imperial scales to metric will cost at least £180. "why should we change over?" protested jean. "we've not agreed to it, we've not even had a say and we're certainly not get any contributions from the government for the new scales. "the cost of new scales would take such a long time to make up, i'll just have to stop selling the sweets."
jean adds nobody has asked her to weigh goods in metric units, and even children, who are taught to use the european system at school, prefer their sugared goodies in 'quarters'. but one trading standards officer said they don't want to make life difficult for business owners.
"the last thing we want to do is prosecute, we're offering as much advice as we can," said senior trading standards officer, john davies.
"we realise it's difficult for smaller shops to afford the changes and they would benefit from some kind of grant, but the pubs changed to the metric system in 1996 and there was no help for them.
"the alternative for mrs mcdermott would be to sell prepacked goods" mr davies says tameside scales (on 0161 3396501) can adjust a 'fan scale' to have metric measures for £75. currently traders must indicate the price food using metric measures, but until 2009 they can also display prices using imperial measures.
having spent thousands of pounds on new equipment to comply with new regulations enforcing the eu's compulsory metrication directives, peter ellis, whose network seafood in newhaven, east sussex, supplies fish to hundreds of hotels, restaurants and catering firms, was horrified to see business slumping.
his customers couldn't understand that salmon now being sold by the kilogram - more than 2lb - hadn't actually doubled in price. dozens told mr ellis that they hated the new metric system, so he has now told keith pogson, head of east sussex trading standards, that, to save his business, he has gone back to selling his fish in pounds and ounces.
his customers are delighted. terry shurman, landlord of the greyhound pub at keymer, says: "mr ellis is right. to take english fish out of the english channel and weigh them out in kilograms is outrageous. those officials are not only despots, they're tosspots." mike bingham, a caterer, says: "we're all fed up with brussels bureaucrats pushing things down our throats. every day someone dredges up something else."
last wednesday dave stephens, the essex butcher in the forefront of the growing campaign against metrication, led a delegation to the department of trade and industry, accompanied by the uk independence party mep nigel farage, challenging officials to allow a prosecution to test the law.
he has had thousands of messages of support, including one from the comedian max bygraves, who wrote: "count me in to be your cellmate in prison." but the officials fear a test case because of legal opinions suggesting that, for procedural reasons, the uk regulations might be ruled illegal.
my comment : i would like to ask mr ellis and mrs mcdermott how many fingers they think they have on each hand. metric is much more sensible than imperial measure. just because a load of old ostriches stick their heads in the sand and try and hang on to what they know rather than embracing change (which is typical of conservative britain),doesn't mean that sooner or later metric will inevitably come to rule (so to speak),and so it should. the metric system as it is being based on powers of ten,makes kilometres more sense than the imperial system.
decimal pointless? recall the confusion that greeted the new monetary system in 1971.
the measurements in physics a streamlined by using metric,and currently even scientists are wandering between the two systems when speaking. use of two measuring systems increases the chance of error,and no doubt clock turners like the duo above would be the first to complain if some accident occurred because of an error brought on by mixing units of measure in some critical instance.
the reaction of the two people here is typical of britons who refuse to accommodate change,even when it makes sense to do so,and become xenophobic about the origins of metrication and patriotic about their own idiotic system. this reaction no doubt is because of their inability to count in tens,something which should be second nature to everyone,and having to accommodate something new. this is similar to the averse reaction to technology encountered amongst those who have no clue how it works and become frustrated at their own inadequacy.
when the currency was decimalised there was the same attempt to kick and scream and make a fuss because those with limited brain matter couldn't cope with having to change how they calculated. this is indicative of the mentality people have towards mathematics.they see it as a necessary evil,rather than the beautiful and powerful thing that it is.
it's no wonder that in a country having such basic problems with maths skills we're prone to believe mystical ideas and hanging on to old systems of calculation.mr shurman might ask himself who in fact is the "tosspot" since the officials are only trying to institute a sensible system and get rid of an antiquated one. such tradespeople are only showing their "math phobia" and indicating their fundamental ignorance. if someone offered two choices,one of putting your head in the oven and the other of using an oven for it's given purpose,then why would any sane person choose putting their head in the oven, just because a load of other people do it?
staying with imperial measure is for post-war clock turners who stick their feet in the mud,out of some misplaced patriotism.imperial measure is anachronistic and irrelevant to today's world. the modern metric weights are defined with atomic precision.does anyone know where the defining yard exists,as we do the metre and kilogramme? i bet tradespeople do not know,and much less do they care.for their accuracy need only be measured with limited precision. modern engineering techniques required a modern system of weights and measures,and imperial - isn't it.
my comment : let's answer some questions - what is wrong with dual marking products? supposing someone uses the wrong measurement for taking medicine? supposing an accurate measurement is needed on an aircraft ballbearing and the wong measurement is used - i guess mr parry will be the one in the queue waiting to sue his doctor or the airline because they were stupid enough to put two measurements on a product when only one was needed. not to mention all the extra cost and confusion involved.what happened to the burton's (above) is indication enough of why we do not need two measuring systems.
mr martinez and mr jamil are exactly correct - today's science needs metric and the old has-beens who prefer imperial are only hanging onto such things out of misplaced patriotism and fear of learning something new. to mr elliot the "meaningfullness" of the measures is all in the mind - if you have used metric - 250g of flour is just as meaningful as 4 ounces - meaning is a personal subjective response - measures are an objective discernment of actuality - the "right sort of numbers" are those that accurately reflect what is in front of someone - and metric does this better than imperial -which is why all scientific notation is metric - only silly old blighty hangs onto imperial along with its us cousins - as mr jamil says - we are stuck in the medieval times over this - let's move into the 21st century with the correct mensuration system. as mr kwateng points out - a yard is something where you keep your yardbrush - we do not have 12 fingers - we have 10 - why is it so hard for britons to use tens?
why not look at the lengths to which science goes to provide accuracy and then you will see just how defunct the imperial system is.


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In most cases you can select the style of a graphic element (for example the line divider in the home page). You can also select the “random” style, in that case WordPress will display a different style each time the page is displayed (but not in the case you have a cache system activated). Another example of the random mode is the comments section which is characterized by a few lines made with svg code. These lines are displayed in random mode , so each page will look different from the others.

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all the graphics included in handdrawn pro are really “hand-drawn” and designed exclusively for this theme, you will not find them anywhere else. since they comes as icons or inline svg code you can change the color of the graphics directly from customizer.
in most cases you can select the style of a graphic element (for example the line divider in the home page). you can also select the “random” style, in that case wordpress will display a different style each time the page is displayed (but not in the case you have a cache system activated). another example of the random mode is the comments section which is characterized by a few lines made with svg code. these lines are displayed in random mode , so each page will look different from the others.


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2607 Soniat St. 2607 Soniat St.
New Orleans is a city that has seen its share of hard times. Although it is not the same city it was before the hurricane, what has emerged is something new, strong and amazing. The resilience of the citizens and the way they have rebuilt their city is something that has been the marvel of the world ever since Katrina struck.
While certainly still part of America, New Orleans has perhaps the most distinct atmosphere of anywhere in the continental states. It can feel like traveling to another country when you visit. The food, the music, the culture and even the language are distinct in this completely unique corner of America.
There is no good or bad time to look for apartments in New Orleans. The city is large enough that availability tends to be constant throughout the year. If anything, you might have slightly better luck during the summer months, but it is best not to count on it. Give yourself a good two to three months to conduct your search at any time of year.
When you are applying for an apartment in New Orleans, you have to do your homework first. The after effects of Katrina are still felt in the city. Some apartment buildings that sustained water damage were never properly repaired and may have issue with moisture or mold. Always ask when a building was constructed and if it has sustained any damage before you move in.
Unless you're sticking to the suburbs, try to avoid driving in New Orleans. Parking and driving are both frustrating in the interior. On the other hand, there are streetcars and busses that provide excellent transportation throughout the most interesting parts of the city, especially the French Quarter. Transit passes are extremely affordable, with a day pass being available for $3.
Some people spend a lifetime in New Orleans and still don't experience everything it has to offer. The architecture in the city, the historic parks, and of course the music are part of what makes New Orleans so special. For more traditional entertainment, checking out a New Orleans Saints football game is fun during the NFL season. New Orleans are also famous for its festivals, so book your holidays to coincide with Mardis Gras or the Jazz festival to see the best of what the city can offer.

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2607 soniat st. 2607 soniat st.
new orleans is a city that has seen its share of hard times. although it is not the same city it was before the hurricane, what has emerged is something new, strong and amazing. the resilience of the citizens and the way they have rebuilt their city is something that has been the marvel of the world ever since katrina struck.
while certainly still part of america, new orleans has perhaps the most distinct atmosphere of anywhere in the continental states. it can feel like traveling to another country when you visit. the food, the music, the culture and even the language are distinct in this completely unique corner of america.
there is no good or bad time to look for apartments in new orleans. the city is large enough that availability tends to be constant throughout the year. if anything, you might have slightly better luck during the summer months, but it is best not to count on it. give yourself a good two to three months to conduct your search at any time of year.
when you are applying for an apartment in new orleans, you have to do your homework first. the after effects of katrina are still felt in the city. some apartment buildings that sustained water damage were never properly repaired and may have issue with moisture or mold. always ask when a building was constructed and if it has sustained any damage before you move in.
unless you're sticking to the suburbs, try to avoid driving in new orleans. parking and driving are both frustrating in the interior. on the other hand, there are streetcars and busses that provide excellent transportation throughout the most interesting parts of the city, especially the french quarter. transit passes are extremely affordable, with a day pass being available for $3.
some people spend a lifetime in new orleans and still don't experience everything it has to offer. the architecture in the city, the historic parks, and of course the music are part of what makes new orleans so special. for more traditional entertainment, checking out a new orleans saints football game is fun during the nfl season. new orleans are also famous for its festivals, so book your holidays to coincide with mardis gras or the jazz festival to see the best of what the city can offer.


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Note: Use a pair of kitchen shears to snip the chives. This vinaigrette can be made a few hours ahead of time; the additional time will allow the flavors to blend, the shallots to mellow, and the color to deepen slightly.
Step 1In a medium bowl, whisk together the vinegar, shallots, chives, salt and pepper. When the salt has dissolved, whisk in the olive oil.
84 calories; 0 protein; 1 gram carbohydrates; 0 fiber; 9 grams fat; 1 gram saturated fat; 0 cholesterol; 38 mg. sodium.
A tall bottle of olive oil, a cruet of vinegar, a dish of sea salt, a pepper grinder. This casual kitchen still life is the simple formula for a vinaigrette, a sauce so humble that it often doesn't seem like a sauce at all.
But it is: In French it's called la sauce vinaigrette. And a good one transforms a bowl of salad into something extraordinary. And it's not just for salads. A drizzle of vinaigrette on the plate can elevate any number of dishes -- grilled fish or roasted chicken, pan-seared steak or wilted greens.
As the weather heats up and we want simpler fare, grilled outside or fresh from the market stands, a vinaigrette can be all we need -- or want.
It's the simplest thing in the world to make. Just memorize this: 3 to 1. That's the classic proportion of oil to vinegar.
Because there are so few ingredients, their quality is important. Use the best oil and vinegar you can find, good sea salt and freshly cracked black pepper.
The only equipment you need is a whisk and a bowl. Whisk the salt and pepper into the vinegar first -- salt doesn't dissolve in oil, but it does in vinegar. Then whisk in the oil. That's a basic sauce vinaigrette.
A classic vinaigrette is made with red wine vinegar and olive oil. Of course you can add to it: mustard or shallots or herbs or spices. And you can vary the kind of oil and vinegar -- using walnut or hazelnut oil, balsamic or white wine vinegar or sherry vinegar.
But you don't have to emulsify: Everything will combine when you toss the salad. Or if you're using the vinaigrette to sauce a plate that will receive a pristine sauteed fillet of Petrale sole, you might welcome the effect of the amber beads of olive oil eddying in the rosy vinegar, the oil and vinegar beading and traveling on the plate like a pointillist painting.
Depending on the oil and vinegar you choose and your palate, you might want to depart from the basic 3-1 ratio. The vinegar, which is the acid component of the sauce, can vary in acidity from 4% to 8% or more.
If you use a high-acidity vinegar, you might want to move closer to 4 parts oil to 1 part vinegar. Ditto if you substitute lemon juice for some or all of the vinegar, or if you want to really highlight a great olive oil.
A softer vinaigrette, made with a higher percentage of a particularly floral extra virgin olive oil, perfectly complements a delicate salad of butter lettuce and fresh herbs.
A sharper vinaigrette, with a higher proportion of, say, aged balsamic vinegar, would better accompany grilled steak or a salad of wilted bitter greens: dishes that can stand up to, or even call for, a more pronounced flavor. A mustardy vinaigrette is great with seared flank steak or a piece of wild salmon.
Experiment with flavors by matching a mild rice wine vinegar with a touch of toasted sesame oil added to the olive oil, or pair a walnut oil with a mellow sherry vinegar.
You can also play with texture. Some chopped basil, a fine dice of shallots or a mash of roasted garlic adds not just flavor, but body. Whisk in grated ginger or stone-ground mustard and wild honey.
Playing with temperature is an option too. Heat the vinegar or use pan juices in place of some of the oil to make a hot vinaigrette -- a simple and fast sauce to complement the roast chicken or pan-seared hanger steak you've just finished.
Or keep it simple. Composed of a kitchen's bare essentials, a vinaigrette is often best at its most elemental -- a powerful example of how good minimalism can taste.

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note: use a pair of kitchen shears to snip the chives. this vinaigrette can be made a few hours ahead of time; the additional time will allow the flavors to blend, the shallots to mellow, and the color to deepen slightly.
step 1in a medium bowl, whisk together the vinegar, shallots, chives, salt and pepper. when the salt has dissolved, whisk in the olive oil.
84 calories; 0 protein; 1 gram carbohydrates; 0 fiber; 9 grams fat; 1 gram saturated fat; 0 cholesterol; 38 mg. sodium.
a tall bottle of olive oil, a cruet of vinegar, a dish of sea salt, a pepper grinder. this casual kitchen still life is the simple formula for a vinaigrette, a sauce so humble that it often doesn't seem like a sauce at all.
but it is: in french it's called la sauce vinaigrette. and a good one transforms a bowl of salad into something extraordinary. and it's not just for salads. a drizzle of vinaigrette on the plate can elevate any number of dishes -- grilled fish or roasted chicken, pan-seared steak or wilted greens.
as the weather heats up and we want simpler fare, grilled outside or fresh from the market stands, a vinaigrette can be all we need -- or want.
it's the simplest thing in the world to make. just memorize this: 3 to 1. that's the classic proportion of oil to vinegar.
because there are so few ingredients, their quality is important. use the best oil and vinegar you can find, good sea salt and freshly cracked black pepper.
the only equipment you need is a whisk and a bowl. whisk the salt and pepper into the vinegar first -- salt doesn't dissolve in oil, but it does in vinegar. then whisk in the oil. that's a basic sauce vinaigrette.
a classic vinaigrette is made with red wine vinegar and olive oil. of course you can add to it: mustard or shallots or herbs or spices. and you can vary the kind of oil and vinegar -- using walnut or hazelnut oil, balsamic or white wine vinegar or sherry vinegar.
but you don't have to emulsify: everything will combine when you toss the salad. or if you're using the vinaigrette to sauce a plate that will receive a pristine sauteed fillet of petrale sole, you might welcome the effect of the amber beads of olive oil eddying in the rosy vinegar, the oil and vinegar beading and traveling on the plate like a pointillist painting.
depending on the oil and vinegar you choose and your palate, you might want to depart from the basic 3-1 ratio. the vinegar, which is the acid component of the sauce, can vary in acidity from 4% to 8% or more.
if you use a high-acidity vinegar, you might want to move closer to 4 parts oil to 1 part vinegar. ditto if you substitute lemon juice for some or all of the vinegar, or if you want to really highlight a great olive oil.
a softer vinaigrette, made with a higher percentage of a particularly floral extra virgin olive oil, perfectly complements a delicate salad of butter lettuce and fresh herbs.
a sharper vinaigrette, with a higher proportion of, say, aged balsamic vinegar, would better accompany grilled steak or a salad of wilted bitter greens: dishes that can stand up to, or even call for, a more pronounced flavor. a mustardy vinaigrette is great with seared flank steak or a piece of wild salmon.
experiment with flavors by matching a mild rice wine vinegar with a touch of toasted sesame oil added to the olive oil, or pair a walnut oil with a mellow sherry vinegar.
you can also play with texture. some chopped basil, a fine dice of shallots or a mash of roasted garlic adds not just flavor, but body. whisk in grated ginger or stone-ground mustard and wild honey.
playing with temperature is an option too. heat the vinegar or use pan juices in place of some of the oil to make a hot vinaigrette -- a simple and fast sauce to complement the roast chicken or pan-seared hanger steak you've just finished.
or keep it simple. composed of a kitchen's bare essentials, a vinaigrette is often best at its most elemental -- a powerful example of how good minimalism can taste.


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Report products that do not comply with a safety rule issued under the Consumer Product Safety Act or any other Act administered by CPSC.
File a report within 24 hours of getting information that reasonably lets you know that a product does not comply with safety rules.
Report products that contain a defect that could create a substantial risk of injury to the public or that presents an unreasonable risk of serious injury or death.
You can also report a potentially unsafe product to CPSC’s Office of Compliance by sending an email to Sect15@cpsc.gov. If you have problems you can contact the Office of Compliance at (301) 504-7677 or (301) 504-7594.
CPSC initiated the award-winning Fast Track recall program in 1997, to remove potentially hazardous products from the marketplace as quickly and efficiently as possible. Visit the fast track information page to see how it can benefit your organization when considering a recall.

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you are required to report potentially hazardous products that you manufacture, distribute, import or sell under section 15.
report products that do not comply with a safety rule issued under the consumer product safety act or any other act administered by cpsc.
file a report within 24 hours of getting information that reasonably lets you know that a product does not comply with safety rules.
report products that contain a defect that could create a substantial risk of injury to the public or that presents an unreasonable risk of serious injury or death.
you can also report a potentially unsafe product to cpsc’s office of compliance by sending an email to sect15@cpsc.gov. if you have problems you can contact the office of compliance at (301) 504-7677 or (301) 504-7594.
cpsc initiated the award-winning fast track recall program in 1997, to remove potentially hazardous products from the marketplace as quickly and efficiently as possible. visit the fast track information page to see how it can benefit your organization when considering a recall.


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When pilots are flying into low visibility situations it’s not uncommon for them to become disoriented, often times mistaking clouds for the horizon. Their body may adjust physically to what they see, rather than to what is true, resulting in confusion.
There is a solution, however, that can save pilots and their passengers from these sort of tragedies. The solution is understanding and trusting the instrument panel.
Some pilots may have instrument training, yet when they become disoriented, they may choose to trust their instincts rather than their instrument panel.
For the Christian leader, God’s Word is our instrument panel. The Bible has been time tested and has proven to be trustworthy, but many leaders are relying on what they see and hear from the world, while ignoring their instrument panel. Sometimes their dismissal of God’s Word is due to a lack of understanding, while other times it may be due to a lack of trust.
Either way, if they continue to lead according to their instincts, they are likely headed for a moral crash.
The world tells us to do or say whatever it takes to make a sale. The world also tells us that profit is the only purpose of business and that using people and discarding them for the sake of enhanced profits is acceptable. God’s view of business, however, is much different.
If you desire to be a leader known for your integrity, then you need to understand God’s Word and learn to trust God.
Meditating on and understanding God’s Word changes lives! In his book, Unconventional Business Rick discusses the many practical ways to apply scripture to business. Highlighted is a study conducted where it was found that behaviors improved dramatically for people who read the Bible at least four times a week… 28% decrease in lying and gossip; 59% or more reduction in infidelity and drunkenness. Understanding God’s Word pays dividends!
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Rick is married to Kathy, has three grown children and resides in Overland Park, Kansas.

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when pilots are flying into low visibility situations it’s not uncommon for them to become disoriented, often times mistaking clouds for the horizon. their body may adjust physically to what they see, rather than to what is true, resulting in confusion.
there is a solution, however, that can save pilots and their passengers from these sort of tragedies. the solution is understanding and trusting the instrument panel.
some pilots may have instrument training, yet when they become disoriented, they may choose to trust their instincts rather than their instrument panel.
for the christian leader, god’s word is our instrument panel. the bible has been time tested and has proven to be trustworthy, but many leaders are relying on what they see and hear from the world, while ignoring their instrument panel. sometimes their dismissal of god’s word is due to a lack of understanding, while other times it may be due to a lack of trust.
either way, if they continue to lead according to their instincts, they are likely headed for a moral crash.
the world tells us to do or say whatever it takes to make a sale. the world also tells us that profit is the only purpose of business and that using people and discarding them for the sake of enhanced profits is acceptable. god’s view of business, however, is much different.
if you desire to be a leader known for your integrity, then you need to understand god’s word and learn to trust god.
meditating on and understanding god’s word changes lives! in his book, unconventional business rick discusses the many practical ways to apply scripture to business. highlighted is a study conducted where it was found that behaviors improved dramatically for people who read the bible at least four times a week… 28% decrease in lying and gossip; 59% or more reduction in infidelity and drunkenness. understanding god’s word pays dividends!
rick boxx is president and founder of integrity resource center, a nonprofit dedicated to training and equipping leaders to do business god’s way.
rick’s daily “integrity moments” is aired on 250 radio stations. his business experience includes an extensive background in banking, public accounting and consulting, and he has counseled thousands of businesses. rick’s passion for god’s word drives his desire to train leaders to apply biblical principles to their work life.
rick is married to kathy, has three grown children and resides in overland park, kansas.


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Taking care of your feet is as important as taking care of your face. Not only that they should look beautiful but the comfort of feet can comfort your mind while if you have dry cracked or tired feet your whole day can ruined. I having dry feet can never ignore them and have to use proper care even in summers. However in summers using rich moisturizer can also be bothersome. Freeman lavender + mint foot cream not only claim to provide moisturizing but also soothe the tiring feet.
Step into skin-soothing comfort with this aroma-therapeutic foot cream. Lavender and Mint massage over legs and feet to relieve aches and Vitamin E improves skin softness. Tea Tree Oil reinvigorates tired muscles while uplifting the senses.
Rub between hands and apply directly to damp feet, focusing on rough areas. Rinse well.
This cream comes in a squeezable plastic tube with flip cap and is shaped like a foot. The purple and white color of tube reflects the ingredients inside. The cream have thinner texture then any cream and looks more like a lotion. The color of this product is white or very pale lavender and it is very light weight. The smell is light but amazing, even though the mint is one of main ingredients but the scent doesn't linger to that side much.
The instruction are to apply it on damp feet which is very suitable if you need light weight moisturizer but you can apply it after washing and drying your feet to get more moisturizing effect. I massage it into skin for few minutes and it does absorb completely without feeling greasy or sticky. you can also rinse after application which can be necessary in day time use. However i like to leave it as it is at night. It certainly is very soothing and makes your feet instantly relax. The light fragrance is very calming as well. With mint you might expect it to bit tingling but it is not the case here. It does feel calming but not cooling or tingling.
Overall this cream absorbs completely in skin and it does moisturize to my satisfaction. I do not have cracked heels so cannot comment whether it will heal them or not but in such case you can try their Freeman balm version. On the other hand it does help your feet relax and soothe from tiring day. The smell and texture is perfect for every one to use.

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taking care of your feet is as important as taking care of your face. not only that they should look beautiful but the comfort of feet can comfort your mind while if you have dry cracked or tired feet your whole day can ruined. i having dry feet can never ignore them and have to use proper care even in summers. however in summers using rich moisturizer can also be bothersome. freeman lavender + mint foot cream not only claim to provide moisturizing but also soothe the tiring feet.
step into skin-soothing comfort with this aroma-therapeutic foot cream. lavender and mint massage over legs and feet to relieve aches and vitamin e improves skin softness. tea tree oil reinvigorates tired muscles while uplifting the senses.
rub between hands and apply directly to damp feet, focusing on rough areas. rinse well.
this cream comes in a squeezable plastic tube with flip cap and is shaped like a foot. the purple and white color of tube reflects the ingredients inside. the cream have thinner texture then any cream and looks more like a lotion. the color of this product is white or very pale lavender and it is very light weight. the smell is light but amazing, even though the mint is one of main ingredients but the scent doesn't linger to that side much.
the instruction are to apply it on damp feet which is very suitable if you need light weight moisturizer but you can apply it after washing and drying your feet to get more moisturizing effect. i massage it into skin for few minutes and it does absorb completely without feeling greasy or sticky. you can also rinse after application which can be necessary in day time use. however i like to leave it as it is at night. it certainly is very soothing and makes your feet instantly relax. the light fragrance is very calming as well. with mint you might expect it to bit tingling but it is not the case here. it does feel calming but not cooling or tingling.
overall this cream absorbs completely in skin and it does moisturize to my satisfaction. i do not have cracked heels so cannot comment whether it will heal them or not but in such case you can try their freeman balm version. on the other hand it does help your feet relax and soothe from tiring day. the smell and texture is perfect for every one to use.


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It was a double whammy for Elfyn Evans last weekend, as he was awarded the prestigious Tom Pryce Memorial Trophy just weeks after winning the 2016 British Rally Championship.
It's the second time an Evans family member has scored a double victory in the same year - his father Gwyndaf was awarded WMW’s inaugural Tom Pryce Trophy in 1996 having won the BRC that year, with Elfyn replicating the feat exactly 20 years later.
The Automotive Achievement Award went to Riversimple of Llandrindod Wells for the radically innovative Rasa lightweight hydrogen-powered prototype car. Road-legal and built for full European Type Approval, it can cover 300 miles on 1.5kg of Hydrogen and has the lowest 'well-to-wheel' carbon emissions of any vehicle. The awards were presented by HM Lord-Lieutenant for Gwynedd, Edmund S Bailey.

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it was a double whammy for elfyn evans last weekend, as he was awarded the prestigious tom pryce memorial trophy just weeks after winning the 2016 british rally championship.
it's the second time an evans family member has scored a double victory in the same year - his father gwyndaf was awarded wmw’s inaugural tom pryce trophy in 1996 having won the brc that year, with elfyn replicating the feat exactly 20 years later.
the automotive achievement award went to riversimple of llandrindod wells for the radically innovative rasa lightweight hydrogen-powered prototype car. road-legal and built for full european type approval, it can cover 300 miles on 1.5kg of hydrogen and has the lowest 'well-to-wheel' carbon emissions of any vehicle. the awards were presented by hm lord-lieutenant for gwynedd, edmund s bailey.


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Bugs, insects, little creepy-crawlies, they're all a fact of life. No matter where you go or where you live there are bugs. Insects have a natural reason for being where they are and doing what they do, and many of them are beneficial to their environment, like spiders who will attack and eat the unwanted bugs. But if you're finding an incredible number of insects creeping in the shadows of your basement, you might be ready to get rid of them.
There are a variety of different basement bugs attracted to moisture. Some, like certain types of spiders, you want to keep, and others you'll probably want to remove. While it's impossible to be completely rid of insects, you can decrease their presence in your basement.
WHAT ARE THE TYPES OF BASEMENT BUGS ATTRACTED TO MOISTURE?
Silverfish or Fish Moths - are silver-grey in color and average one inch in length. They're nocturnal, meaning active at night, and frequently discovered in the shower in the morning. Silverfish are attracted to carbohydrates such as sugar and starches as well as messy rooms with piles of clothes in boxes or on the floor.
Centipedes - centipede, literally meaning 100 feet, have, on average, 100 feet with some outliers. They are carnivorous, eating meet with tiny jaws and are attracted to messy rooms, or basements. While they can consume vegetation, it is a non-crucial part of their diet.
Earwigs - earwigs are attracted not to your ears, but to rotting trees and other vegetation as well as your damp basement. Earwigs were introduced to North America in 1907 from Europe and are now most common in southern and southwestern states. They are also nocturnal, coming out at night to feed on other insects and plants.
Roly-poly Bugs - These fun little insects also go by the name pill bug, sow bug, potato bug, and armadillo bug. The roly-poly name comes from its ability to roll into a ball when threatened. They tend to infest damp basements in droves when the air outside is dry.
Mold mites. Also known as cheese mites, if your basement has a moisture problem, mold growth is probable, which attracts mold mites. They are incredibly tiny and feed off mold, including cheese.
WHAT CAN I DO TO REMOVE BASEMENT BUGS ATTRACTED TO MOISTURE?
If you're ready to be done with your basement infestation, try some of these tricks.
For silverfish, use a killing spray that leaves a residue. Centipedes are difficult; try ‘stunning' them with a rolled-up newspaper, catch them in a jar and set them free outdoors. Earwigs require a toxic spray, but you can also prevent them from entering by keeping rotting trees and vegetation away from your home. Roly polys prefer moisture to anything, so ridding moisture from the basement is your best bet. Mold mites are tricky, but in the end, you need to remove the mold to kill the mites and prevent recurrence of the infestation.
WHAT ELSE CAN I DO ABOUT MY BASEMENT BUGS ATTRACTED TO MOISTURE?
More info? For more information about basement odors, check out our other post: ASTHMA TRIGGERS, DUST MITES.

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bugs, insects, little creepy-crawlies, they're all a fact of life. no matter where you go or where you live there are bugs. insects have a natural reason for being where they are and doing what they do, and many of them are beneficial to their environment, like spiders who will attack and eat the unwanted bugs. but if you're finding an incredible number of insects creeping in the shadows of your basement, you might be ready to get rid of them.
there are a variety of different basement bugs attracted to moisture. some, like certain types of spiders, you want to keep, and others you'll probably want to remove. while it's impossible to be completely rid of insects, you can decrease their presence in your basement.
what are the types of basement bugs attracted to moisture?
silverfish or fish moths - are silver-grey in color and average one inch in length. they're nocturnal, meaning active at night, and frequently discovered in the shower in the morning. silverfish are attracted to carbohydrates such as sugar and starches as well as messy rooms with piles of clothes in boxes or on the floor.
centipedes - centipede, literally meaning 100 feet, have, on average, 100 feet with some outliers. they are carnivorous, eating meet with tiny jaws and are attracted to messy rooms, or basements. while they can consume vegetation, it is a non-crucial part of their diet.
earwigs - earwigs are attracted not to your ears, but to rotting trees and other vegetation as well as your damp basement. earwigs were introduced to north america in 1907 from europe and are now most common in southern and southwestern states. they are also nocturnal, coming out at night to feed on other insects and plants.
roly-poly bugs - these fun little insects also go by the name pill bug, sow bug, potato bug, and armadillo bug. the roly-poly name comes from its ability to roll into a ball when threatened. they tend to infest damp basements in droves when the air outside is dry.
mold mites. also known as cheese mites, if your basement has a moisture problem, mold growth is probable, which attracts mold mites. they are incredibly tiny and feed off mold, including cheese.
what can i do to remove basement bugs attracted to moisture?
if you're ready to be done with your basement infestation, try some of these tricks.
for silverfish, use a killing spray that leaves a residue. centipedes are difficult; try ‘stunning' them with a rolled-up newspaper, catch them in a jar and set them free outdoors. earwigs require a toxic spray, but you can also prevent them from entering by keeping rotting trees and vegetation away from your home. roly polys prefer moisture to anything, so ridding moisture from the basement is your best bet. mold mites are tricky, but in the end, you need to remove the mold to kill the mites and prevent recurrence of the infestation.
what else can i do about my basement bugs attracted to moisture?
more info? for more information about basement odors, check out our other post: asthma triggers, dust mites.


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There are 6 Nursing Homes in the Myrtle Beach area, with 3 in Myrtle Beach and 3 nearby.
To help you with your search, browse the 25 reviews below for nursing homes in Myrtle Beach. On average, consumers rate nursing homes in Myrtle Beach 3.4 out of 5 stars. Better rated regions include Georgetown with an average rating of 4.0 out of 5 stars.
Caring.com has helped thousands of families find high-quality senior care. To speak with one of our Family Advisors about nursing home options and costs in Myrtle Beach, call (855) 863-8283.

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there are 6 nursing homes in the myrtle beach area, with 3 in myrtle beach and 3 nearby.
to help you with your search, browse the 25 reviews below for nursing homes in myrtle beach. on average, consumers rate nursing homes in myrtle beach 3.4 out of 5 stars. better rated regions include georgetown with an average rating of 4.0 out of 5 stars.
caring.com has helped thousands of families find high-quality senior care. to speak with one of our family advisors about nursing home options and costs in myrtle beach, call (855) 863-8283.


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It all begins with an in-home consultation where I learn about you and your needs, then I analyse your clothing and accessories from the current season.
I edit your closet for efficiency using only what fits and flatters your body type, has a purpose, and suits your lifestyle.
I provide honest feedback about what works and what doesn’t and together we identify the key pieces you need to fill in the gaps.
I will create outfits you can wear immediately and, to make life easier, I will happily remove unwanted items. One less thing you have to do!
Consider this the best shopping experience of your life! Why? Because we do it all for you! Simply waltz right in to your private dressing room full of thoughtfully selected items suited to your body-type, purpose, and style.
Based on your budget and the shopping list crafted during your SORT, I pre-shop the boutiques to find the key items necessary to make your wardrobe complete.
Through your SHOP consult, you will learn how to shop more efficiently, saving you time, money and stress.
Everything comes together during your STYLE!
On the third day of your Sort, Shop, Style & Shoot, I will come back to your home and blend your new wardrobe items with your old favourites.
I will show you how to accessorise each look with just the right touch and show you step-by-step how each look is being created while providing you with other ideas on creating different looks through the switch of 1-2 pieces.
A photo SHOOT with a professional photographer in the comfort of your home is the last step.
We will photograph each of the looks and produce your own personalised look book to help you remember all the items available in your wardrobe.
Receive a customised hardcover to reference your complete wardrobe that includes a personalised colour swatch that you may reference before or while you're shopping.
I will drop off unwanted garments to charity and if you wish consign designer items for you.
A professional home organiser will make recommendations on how to organise your wardrobe for maximum efficiency.
In-home advise on tailoring & alterations services with my favourite seamstress.
A consultation at my recommended tailor shop to help you choose the most suitable fabrics, colours and fit for suits, shirts and/or jackets.

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it all begins with an in-home consultation where i learn about you and your needs, then i analyse your clothing and accessories from the current season.
i edit your closet for efficiency using only what fits and flatters your body type, has a purpose, and suits your lifestyle.
i provide honest feedback about what works and what doesn’t and together we identify the key pieces you need to fill in the gaps.
i will create outfits you can wear immediately and, to make life easier, i will happily remove unwanted items. one less thing you have to do!
consider this the best shopping experience of your life! why? because we do it all for you! simply waltz right in to your private dressing room full of thoughtfully selected items suited to your body-type, purpose, and style.
based on your budget and the shopping list crafted during your sort, i pre-shop the boutiques to find the key items necessary to make your wardrobe complete.
through your shop consult, you will learn how to shop more efficiently, saving you time, money and stress.
everything comes together during your style!
on the third day of your sort, shop, style & shoot, i will come back to your home and blend your new wardrobe items with your old favourites.
i will show you how to accessorise each look with just the right touch and show you step-by-step how each look is being created while providing you with other ideas on creating different looks through the switch of 1-2 pieces.
a photo shoot with a professional photographer in the comfort of your home is the last step.
we will photograph each of the looks and produce your own personalised look book to help you remember all the items available in your wardrobe.
receive a customised hardcover to reference your complete wardrobe that includes a personalised colour swatch that you may reference before or while you're shopping.
i will drop off unwanted garments to charity and if you wish consign designer items for you.
a professional home organiser will make recommendations on how to organise your wardrobe for maximum efficiency.
in-home advise on tailoring & alterations services with my favourite seamstress.
a consultation at my recommended tailor shop to help you choose the most suitable fabrics, colours and fit for suits, shirts and/or jackets.


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AHS KEY CLUB MEMBERS POSE FOR A PICTURE ON WEDNESDAY BEFORE THEY START SETTING UP THE HAUNTED HOUSE. L-R EMILY. TRINITY. OLIVIA. NATHANIA, PRESIDENT. DESTINIE, SECRETARY.-P. OWENS, TALON.
The Spooktacular Haunted Village returns to Aztec. The Aztec High School Key Clubbers are once again teaming up with the Aztec Museum for some fiendish fun. The devilish pranksters have taken over Pioneer Village again transforming it into a maze leading to ghastly surpises! It's a ghoulish undertaking according to Key Club Co-Advisor and AHS science teacher, Debbie Klein, "The kids do everything really, I am here as an advisor, mostly I just make suggestions." Klein explained that as a "student led organization" the Key Club's mission is to, "Provide the opportunity to build character, develop leadership skills through service to the community. We believe in making a positive impact through service and volunteerism."
After 14 years (four in partnership with the museum) the "Haunted Village" has become the club's most successful fund-raiser of the year raising over $2500 last year.
According to Klien, after expenses the profits are divided and donated to select charities including, March of Dimes, Unicef and The Children's Miracle Network.
As far as what goes into creating the spine-chilling fantasy village, "The kids really have creative license when it cames to the decor." Klien said that the key clubbers divide themselves into groups, decide on a theme for each scene and work together in making that vision happen, "The kids are totally responsible for what happens in that building." Klien discribed how last year the school house became more like a zombie chop-shop. Klein urged everyone to come on out on and get your scream on.
The Haunted Village will be open Saturday, October 27, 6 p.m. till 10 and on Halloween night Wednesday October 31 from 6 p.m. till 10. Admission is $5 for adults and $3 for kids under 12.

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ahs key club members pose for a picture on wednesday before they start setting up the haunted house. l-r emily. trinity. olivia. nathania, president. destinie, secretary.-p. owens, talon.
the spooktacular haunted village returns to aztec. the aztec high school key clubbers are once again teaming up with the aztec museum for some fiendish fun. the devilish pranksters have taken over pioneer village again transforming it into a maze leading to ghastly surpises! it's a ghoulish undertaking according to key club co-advisor and ahs science teacher, debbie klein, "the kids do everything really, i am here as an advisor, mostly i just make suggestions." klein explained that as a "student led organization" the key club's mission is to, "provide the opportunity to build character, develop leadership skills through service to the community. we believe in making a positive impact through service and volunteerism."
after 14 years (four in partnership with the museum) the "haunted village" has become the club's most successful fund-raiser of the year raising over $2500 last year.
according to klien, after expenses the profits are divided and donated to select charities including, march of dimes, unicef and the children's miracle network.
as far as what goes into creating the spine-chilling fantasy village, "the kids really have creative license when it cames to the decor." klien said that the key clubbers divide themselves into groups, decide on a theme for each scene and work together in making that vision happen, "the kids are totally responsible for what happens in that building." klien discribed how last year the school house became more like a zombie chop-shop. klein urged everyone to come on out on and get your scream on.
the haunted village will be open saturday, october 27, 6 p.m. till 10 and on halloween night wednesday october 31 from 6 p.m. till 10. admission is $5 for adults and $3 for kids under 12.


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As a stairway accident claims attorney in Los Angeles , CA, I can tell you that stairs are one of the most dangerous areas of any type of commercial or residential property when there are dangerous conditions caused by defects, poor construction, or inadequate maintenance. A fall down the stairs can be very serious, and it happens on a fairly frequent basis. The problem is so widespread because pedestrians experience accidents on indoor stairways as often as they do on outdoor stairways. According to the National Safety Council, 12,000 people lose their lives each year in stairway falls, and approximately one million more sustain injuries. As a matter of fact, only motor vehicle collisions cause more injuries than stairway falls in the United States.
In clinical studies, scientists learned that people tend to only directly observe the first three and last three steps of a stairway. Generally, they do not watch as carefully when they are navigating their way down the middle. The conclusion was that builders must pay particular attention to the first three and the last three steps.
To help builders create safer steps, researchers suggested that adults must be able to place the balls of their feet squarely on the tread of a step. A person’s foot must not be able to hang over the tread or else the pedestrian could misjudge the size of the step and fall forward. In this type of incident, the pedestrian does not have enough time or space to recover his or her balance.
In order to improve the safety of Los Angeles stairways, authorities examined the evidence cited above and strengthened the building code to ensure that every stairway in the city meets the highest standards. For this purpose, they require steps to contain risers that are no higher than seven inches. In addition, horizontal treads must be at least 11 inches. These dimensions specifically help to prevent forward falls.
Regulations also require each successive step to have the same measurements as the last. Furthermore, a stairway that is to have more than 12 steps must include an intermediate landing. Lastly, surfaces on the steps and the floors must be slip-resistant.
The Lack of Maintenance: Although the building code was updated to ensure stairway safety, improper care can result in injuries anyway. For example, steps can become damaged and present a danger if they are not fixed right away, but sometimes, building owners neglect to have these repairs done. If you slipped and fell because of faulty or damaged stairs that the owner knew were there, the owner can be held liable for your injuries.
Inadequate Lighting: Injuries also occur because stairways do not have adequate lighting. The risers and the treads could have met the above-mentioned required dimensions, but if you couldn’t see the steps clearly, this could have directly caused your fall. In some cases, building owners know that this problem exists because several people filed claims against them for the same reason. However, they continued to fail to address the problem. Therefore, you can file a complaint against these owners as well.
Faulty Handrails: Handrails are put in place for pedestrian safety because they prevent people from falling over the side and toward the floor. They also help people maintain their balance as they walk up or down the steps. However, handrails can become a perilous feature when they are allowed to fall into disrepair. They may also have been constructed poorly. In these instances, pedestrians have an increased likelihood of slipping or tripping, and the owners must be held accountable.
Improper Maintenance: Stairways require maintenance, but some building owners fail to perform this very important duty. As people use the stairs over a long period of time, the safety features can wear down. Therefore, building owners must inspect these areas to make sure that everything is in working order. When repairs need to be done, they are obligated to complete them. For example, step treads must not be loose or missing, and the carpet must be in good condition at all times. If not, a hazard exists because the owners failed to administer proper care.
Property owners of both residential and commercial property are required under the law to maintain a safe environment for customers and guests. If they do not, the injured have the right to pursue monetary compensation for their medical bills, lost wages and pain and suffering. The first step toward this outcome is to hire a Los Angeles personal injury attorney.
In order to demonstrate that the owner of the home or building was liable for your injuries, your attorney will seek to learn when the hazard presented itself and when someone informed the owner that it existed. Your lawyer will find out if the owner ignored the information that was given to him or her and allowed the hazardous condition to remain in place. Your lawyer can also present evidence that states the owner should have known about the danger and did nothing to eliminate it.
Property owners can also be held liable when people die after they suffer an accident on a stairway. These are called “wrongful death” claims, and they are civil lawsuits that must meet the same burden of proof as a claim filed on behalf of a living plaintiff. In this case, the deceased person’s survivors will file the lawsuit, and this list may include the deceased person’s spouse, domestic partner and children. The deceased person’s stepchildren, parents, putative spouse and the children he or she had with the deceased can file a wrongful death lawsuit if they can demonstrate that they were financially dependent upon the deceased.

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as a stairway accident claims attorney in los angeles , ca, i can tell you that stairs are one of the most dangerous areas of any type of commercial or residential property when there are dangerous conditions caused by defects, poor construction, or inadequate maintenance. a fall down the stairs can be very serious, and it happens on a fairly frequent basis. the problem is so widespread because pedestrians experience accidents on indoor stairways as often as they do on outdoor stairways. according to the national safety council, 12,000 people lose their lives each year in stairway falls, and approximately one million more sustain injuries. as a matter of fact, only motor vehicle collisions cause more injuries than stairway falls in the united states.
in clinical studies, scientists learned that people tend to only directly observe the first three and last three steps of a stairway. generally, they do not watch as carefully when they are navigating their way down the middle. the conclusion was that builders must pay particular attention to the first three and the last three steps.
to help builders create safer steps, researchers suggested that adults must be able to place the balls of their feet squarely on the tread of a step. a person’s foot must not be able to hang over the tread or else the pedestrian could misjudge the size of the step and fall forward. in this type of incident, the pedestrian does not have enough time or space to recover his or her balance.
in order to improve the safety of los angeles stairways, authorities examined the evidence cited above and strengthened the building code to ensure that every stairway in the city meets the highest standards. for this purpose, they require steps to contain risers that are no higher than seven inches. in addition, horizontal treads must be at least 11 inches. these dimensions specifically help to prevent forward falls.
regulations also require each successive step to have the same measurements as the last. furthermore, a stairway that is to have more than 12 steps must include an intermediate landing. lastly, surfaces on the steps and the floors must be slip-resistant.
the lack of maintenance: although the building code was updated to ensure stairway safety, improper care can result in injuries anyway. for example, steps can become damaged and present a danger if they are not fixed right away, but sometimes, building owners neglect to have these repairs done. if you slipped and fell because of faulty or damaged stairs that the owner knew were there, the owner can be held liable for your injuries.
inadequate lighting: injuries also occur because stairways do not have adequate lighting. the risers and the treads could have met the above-mentioned required dimensions, but if you couldn’t see the steps clearly, this could have directly caused your fall. in some cases, building owners know that this problem exists because several people filed claims against them for the same reason. however, they continued to fail to address the problem. therefore, you can file a complaint against these owners as well.
faulty handrails: handrails are put in place for pedestrian safety because they prevent people from falling over the side and toward the floor. they also help people maintain their balance as they walk up or down the steps. however, handrails can become a perilous feature when they are allowed to fall into disrepair. they may also have been constructed poorly. in these instances, pedestrians have an increased likelihood of slipping or tripping, and the owners must be held accountable.
improper maintenance: stairways require maintenance, but some building owners fail to perform this very important duty. as people use the stairs over a long period of time, the safety features can wear down. therefore, building owners must inspect these areas to make sure that everything is in working order. when repairs need to be done, they are obligated to complete them. for example, step treads must not be loose or missing, and the carpet must be in good condition at all times. if not, a hazard exists because the owners failed to administer proper care.
property owners of both residential and commercial property are required under the law to maintain a safe environment for customers and guests. if they do not, the injured have the right to pursue monetary compensation for their medical bills, lost wages and pain and suffering. the first step toward this outcome is to hire a los angeles personal injury attorney.
in order to demonstrate that the owner of the home or building was liable for your injuries, your attorney will seek to learn when the hazard presented itself and when someone informed the owner that it existed. your lawyer will find out if the owner ignored the information that was given to him or her and allowed the hazardous condition to remain in place. your lawyer can also present evidence that states the owner should have known about the danger and did nothing to eliminate it.
property owners can also be held liable when people die after they suffer an accident on a stairway. these are called “wrongful death” claims, and they are civil lawsuits that must meet the same burden of proof as a claim filed on behalf of a living plaintiff. in this case, the deceased person’s survivors will file the lawsuit, and this list may include the deceased person’s spouse, domestic partner and children. the deceased person’s stepchildren, parents, putative spouse and the children he or she had with the deceased can file a wrongful death lawsuit if they can demonstrate that they were financially dependent upon the deceased.


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The classic bonsai starter kit.
They are potted into a midnight blue pot and will be supplied with all the extras in this kit.
Sorry for the inconvenience; you will not be disappointed.
A great S-Shaped Medium Sized indoor Chinese Elm (Ulmus parvifolia) bonsai tree with care handbook, small scissors and bonsai feed. Designed with beginners in mind.
This is an excellent variety of indoor bonsai tree, arguably the most 'tree-like' of all indoor bonsai with perfect proportions & great character.
We love this Chinese Elm; it has a very natural twisty & twiggy structure, it's easy to care for and great fun to prune & style.
A beautiful 12 year old bonsai in blue ceramic pot which signifies love, balance, calm and a peaceful energy.
This bonsai set would also make a wonderful gift. With FREE delivery to most areas and you can select the best delivery date at the checkout.
Full care instructions are provided with all our bonsai.
*Would you like to add a drip tray?
In our opinion, this really is a very good place to start growing bonsai trees. This bonsai is a good size. It is larger than our standard bonsai range which, means it will grow faster and be easier to care for because the larger pot holds more water and consequently dries out less frequently.
If you are confused by what to buy, choose this kit; you simply cannot go wrong. It also makes a great gift.
The Chinese Elm is an easy to grow, twiggy bonsai which looks like a miniature tree. Because it grows quite quickly, you can have some fun with pruning, styling & wiring.
We offer free delivery to most UK zones and you may choose your delivery date at the checkout.
Hi, just to say thank you.
I ordered the bonsai yesterday and it arrived today, as promised.
Excellent service and excellent bonsai.

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the classic bonsai starter kit.
they are potted into a midnight blue pot and will be supplied with all the extras in this kit.
sorry for the inconvenience; you will not be disappointed.
a great s-shaped medium sized indoor chinese elm (ulmus parvifolia) bonsai tree with care handbook, small scissors and bonsai feed. designed with beginners in mind.
this is an excellent variety of indoor bonsai tree, arguably the most 'tree-like' of all indoor bonsai with perfect proportions & great character.
we love this chinese elm; it has a very natural twisty & twiggy structure, it's easy to care for and great fun to prune & style.
a beautiful 12 year old bonsai in blue ceramic pot which signifies love, balance, calm and a peaceful energy.
this bonsai set would also make a wonderful gift. with free delivery to most areas and you can select the best delivery date at the checkout.
full care instructions are provided with all our bonsai.
*would you like to add a drip tray?
in our opinion, this really is a very good place to start growing bonsai trees. this bonsai is a good size. it is larger than our standard bonsai range which, means it will grow faster and be easier to care for because the larger pot holds more water and consequently dries out less frequently.
if you are confused by what to buy, choose this kit; you simply cannot go wrong. it also makes a great gift.
the chinese elm is an easy to grow, twiggy bonsai which looks like a miniature tree. because it grows quite quickly, you can have some fun with pruning, styling & wiring.
we offer free delivery to most uk zones and you may choose your delivery date at the checkout.
hi, just to say thank you.
i ordered the bonsai yesterday and it arrived today, as promised.
excellent service and excellent bonsai.


text: Just a few of our favorite things: sultry, shiny and sensual satin trimmed at the neckline and straps with delicate picot elastic. This rich camisole glides beautifully over your chest and enhances your masculine form with perfectly structured and seamed sides. Designed to fit all of men's special contours with adjustable straps and long enough in the length to sit comfortably on hips (and you can tuck it into your trousers).

lowercased: just a few of our favorite things: sultry, shiny and sensual satin trimmed at the neckline and straps with delicate picot elastic. this rich camisole glides beautifully over your chest and enhances your masculine form with perfectly structured and seamed sides. designed to fit all of men's special contours with adjustable straps and long enough in the length to sit comfortably on hips (and you can tuck it into your trousers).


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Kelly Haigh has created an album of surreal dreamscapes...that puts you in that special universe you exist in momentary somewhere between consciousness and dreams as you are drifting away to sleep. “Country Western Star” is an auditory equivalent of her paintings which encompass numerous elements of pop and surrealism, cuteness, terror, beauty and fear, in a cloud covered atmosphere with stories rooted on this planet but somehow not of this earth.
“Country Western Star starring Kelley Haigh with Frances the singing dog” is a package to behold; from Kelly’s art which adorns the cover, the eight-panel fold-out insert, the six-panel fold-out CD jacket and the music itself featuring 25 surreal musical stories.
Kelly Haigh lives, paints, and cuts hair in Vancouver, where she also sings and plays in the band, Ashley Park. She is currently obsessed with Victorian Taxidermy, and plans on turning her tiny hair salon into her own private natural history museum. There is a story on Kelly’s website, http://cinemanovel.startlogic.com/kellyhaigh/ , which speaks of her stuffed crow, whom she’s named Jack T. Crow, and how he takes her on his back to some magical, yet sometimes terrifying places, and how he has her paint all the scenes they witness together in that surreal landscape of dreams.
Kelly shares a home with three little dogs, and her brilliant Terrydacty, whose writing also brings great inspiration.

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kelly haigh has created an album of surreal dreamscapes...that puts you in that special universe you exist in momentary somewhere between consciousness and dreams as you are drifting away to sleep. “country western star” is an auditory equivalent of her paintings which encompass numerous elements of pop and surrealism, cuteness, terror, beauty and fear, in a cloud covered atmosphere with stories rooted on this planet but somehow not of this earth.
“country western star starring kelley haigh with frances the singing dog” is a package to behold; from kelly’s art which adorns the cover, the eight-panel fold-out insert, the six-panel fold-out cd jacket and the music itself featuring 25 surreal musical stories.
kelly haigh lives, paints, and cuts hair in vancouver, where she also sings and plays in the band, ashley park. she is currently obsessed with victorian taxidermy, and plans on turning her tiny hair salon into her own private natural history museum. there is a story on kelly’s website, http://cinemanovel.startlogic.com/kellyhaigh/ , which speaks of her stuffed crow, whom she’s named jack t. crow, and how he takes her on his back to some magical, yet sometimes terrifying places, and how he has her paint all the scenes they witness together in that surreal landscape of dreams.
kelly shares a home with three little dogs, and her brilliant terrydacty, whose writing also brings great inspiration.


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6. The Return. — Megaphonic.
We return to Hot Docs for The Return (Malene Choi, 2018), a hybrid documentary (i.e., one that includes fictional elements). It tells the story of two adoptees from South Korea who grew up in Denmark and who return to Korea to seek their biological parents, with complicated results.
Afterwards Chris Piuma and Lochin Brouillard had some tea and discussed the film and its resonances with Lochin’s experience as an adoptee from China who grew up in Canada.
Newer Post7. The Nightingale and Other Short Fables.

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6. the return. — megaphonic.
we return to hot docs for the return (malene choi, 2018), a hybrid documentary (i.e., one that includes fictional elements). it tells the story of two adoptees from south korea who grew up in denmark and who return to korea to seek their biological parents, with complicated results.
afterwards chris piuma and lochin brouillard had some tea and discussed the film and its resonances with lochin’s experience as an adoptee from china who grew up in canada.
newer post7. the nightingale and other short fables.


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CrazyFaces Face Painting in Philadelphia PA,Miami and Key West FL - Airbrush T-Shirt Parties Philadelphia PA, Delaware,New Jersey Airbrush Bat Mitzvahs Bar Mitzvahs Sweet Sixteen's Kids Birthday Parties 610.764.0853NOW OFFERING AIRBRUSH HATS!!!!
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It only takes a few minutes to airbrush a shirt! Just choose a design, your favorite colors and maybe add a name! You and your guest can walk away with your own custom designed airbrush T-shirt !!
About 15 shirts can be airbrushed in one hour!
If your not having an event but would like to have shirts airbrushed, I do take special orders. Contact me today!
Ask about airbrush bags for kids parties! Pricing starting at $10 each!
Shirts can be pre-ordered and airbrushed in large quantities for events.
Here are some past customers whose guests enjoyed airbrush t-shirts at their party or event.
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crazyfaces face painting in philadelphia pa,miami and key west fl - airbrush t-shirt parties philadelphia pa, delaware,new jersey airbrush bat mitzvahs bar mitzvahs sweet sixteen's kids birthday parties 610.764.0853now offering airbrush hats!!!!
airbrush tshirts are a great idea for parties in the philadelphia area for birthdays,kids parties,bat mitzvahs ,bar mitzvahs and events throughout philadelphia pa ,delaware and new jersey and key west, fl!
contact airbrush artist jennifer to book your airbrush t shirt party in the philadelphia pa area today !
it only takes a few minutes to airbrush a shirt! just choose a design, your favorite colors and maybe add a name! you and your guest can walk away with your own custom designed airbrush t-shirt !!
about 15 shirts can be airbrushed in one hour!
if your not having an event but would like to have shirts airbrushed, i do take special orders. contact me today!
ask about airbrush bags for kids parties! pricing starting at $10 each!
shirts can be pre-ordered and airbrushed in large quantities for events.
here are some past customers whose guests enjoyed airbrush t-shirts at their party or event.
glow in the dark airbrush tshirts in philadelphia pa!!!!


text: Beautiful though it surely is, Scotland s capital has appeal that extends far beyond its elegant facade. Our guide documents wanderings off the well-worn path of the Royal Mile, charting bookshops and butchers, pubs and bakeries, art galleries and gardens. An Edinburgh Companion uncovers the unexpected as well as relishing the traditional, ensuring a trip that goes to the heart of this great city."

lowercased: beautiful though it surely is, scotland s capital has appeal that extends far beyond its elegant facade. our guide documents wanderings off the well-worn path of the royal mile, charting bookshops and butchers, pubs and bakeries, art galleries and gardens. an edinburgh companion uncovers the unexpected as well as relishing the traditional, ensuring a trip that goes to the heart of this great city."


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By personal car: Taking highway No. 41 Bangkok-Chumphon, Surat Thani-Tungsong-Huay Yod-Trang (828 kilometers) or Highway No. 4 Bangkok-Chumphon and then take a turning at Ranong intersection to Ranong- Phangnga-Krabi-Trung road (1,020 kilometers). Although the second way is longer and rougher than the first but there are lots of attractions on the way.
By train: Taking train from Hou Lamphong station, Bangkok to Trang station, Trang (870 kilometers). The train service is available in every day. For more information you can contact Hou Lamphong train station tel. 0223-7010, 02223-7020 or Trang train station tel. 075-218012.

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by personal car: taking highway no. 41 bangkok-chumphon, surat thani-tungsong-huay yod-trang (828 kilometers) or highway no. 4 bangkok-chumphon and then take a turning at ranong intersection to ranong- phangnga-krabi-trung road (1,020 kilometers). although the second way is longer and rougher than the first but there are lots of attractions on the way.
by train: taking train from hou lamphong station, bangkok to trang station, trang (870 kilometers). the train service is available in every day. for more information you can contact hou lamphong train station tel. 0223-7010, 02223-7020 or trang train station tel. 075-218012.


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I was a late starter with the Harry Potter series.
I started with the first three films then whilst I was waiting for the next film began reading the fourth book. There is something about the series, both books and films that I really love and can be swept away in the magical world of witches and wizards, he who must not be named and Hagrid.
For me, who does not usually read this type of book it is escapism and just reading a book because you feel like it and no other purpose – magical!

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i was a late starter with the harry potter series.
i started with the first three films then whilst i was waiting for the next film began reading the fourth book. there is something about the series, both books and films that i really love and can be swept away in the magical world of witches and wizards, he who must not be named and hagrid.
for me, who does not usually read this type of book it is escapism and just reading a book because you feel like it and no other purpose – magical!


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My CEUs aren't showing up on my verification form when I try to print it. Why?
Check to make sure you have at least 10 hours listed under CEU Year 2018-2019. CEUs earned the year BEFORE you renew are what count, so what's under CEU year 2018-2019 will count for 2019-2020.
I put them under the wrong CEU year. How do I change this?
Login and go to Record My CEUs. Click update next to the session title, make the change using the CEU year dropdown box and be sure to click Update CEU when complete.
What if I have more than 10 CEUs?
List ALL extra under CEU year 2019-2020. If you have more than 10 for 2019-2020 as well, you will still list them under 2019-2020. When renewal becomes available next year, you can change them to the following renewal period.
I read a book, watched a video, etc. How do I list that?
Will this event, book, etc. count as a CEU?
Please contact ALTA's CEU Chair, .
I don't have 10 CEUs yet. Can I still renew?
It's not accepting my electronic signature — what do I do?
Make sure you're typing your name exactly as it appears — do not use informal name.
My credit card won't go through. What do I do?
Be sure you are entering the number without spaces. If you get error 15005, this means you need to contact your credit card company and tell them the charge is legitimate. If it is still not working, please renew by mail. Occasionally, a few people have credit cards that simply will not work with our online system.
How can I apply to get CEUs for an event I want to go to?
Use the Individual Event Approval form. Must apply at least 4 weeks in advance. Address and email of where to send are on form.
Why am I not listed in the directory?
ALTA has two directories, public and members only. You will only show up in the one you've checked the box for, so log back in and check your directory settings. Be sure to scroll to the bottom of the page and click Update Profile when you're done.
How much does it cost to renew?
$75 for CALTs and CALPs prior to 4/1. $100 for QIs and ICALPs prior to 4/1.
$90 for CALTs and CALPs after 4/1 or later. $120 for QIs and ICALPs 4/1 or later.

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my ceus aren't showing up on my verification form when i try to print it. why?
check to make sure you have at least 10 hours listed under ceu year 2018-2019. ceus earned the year before you renew are what count, so what's under ceu year 2018-2019 will count for 2019-2020.
i put them under the wrong ceu year. how do i change this?
login and go to record my ceus. click update next to the session title, make the change using the ceu year dropdown box and be sure to click update ceu when complete.
what if i have more than 10 ceus?
list all extra under ceu year 2019-2020. if you have more than 10 for 2019-2020 as well, you will still list them under 2019-2020. when renewal becomes available next year, you can change them to the following renewal period.
i read a book, watched a video, etc. how do i list that?
will this event, book, etc. count as a ceu?
please contact alta's ceu chair, .
i don't have 10 ceus yet. can i still renew?
it's not accepting my electronic signature — what do i do?
make sure you're typing your name exactly as it appears — do not use informal name.
my credit card won't go through. what do i do?
be sure you are entering the number without spaces. if you get error 15005, this means you need to contact your credit card company and tell them the charge is legitimate. if it is still not working, please renew by mail. occasionally, a few people have credit cards that simply will not work with our online system.
how can i apply to get ceus for an event i want to go to?
use the individual event approval form. must apply at least 4 weeks in advance. address and email of where to send are on form.
why am i not listed in the directory?
alta has two directories, public and members only. you will only show up in the one you've checked the box for, so log back in and check your directory settings. be sure to scroll to the bottom of the page and click update profile when you're done.
how much does it cost to renew?
$75 for calts and calps prior to 4/1. $100 for qis and icalps prior to 4/1.
$90 for calts and calps after 4/1 or later. $120 for qis and icalps 4/1 or later.


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Flipping channels to CBS, I got a ginormous kick out of Tom and Margo’s 25th anniversary party on AS THE WORLD TURNS. It was just like watching a real family get-together, complete with bickering and that one relative that always gets inappropriately drunk (Hi, Chris!). When Lisa chided Casey for interrupting her already distracted toast with a “Quiet, Casey, or I’m gonna shoot you!” I fell out. Anyone else think that wasn’t just Lisa talking to Casey but Eileen Fulton talking to Billy Magnussen? The whole Hughes clan just has such a natural, believable vibe. Scott Holmes (Tom) and Ellen Dolan (Margo) really seem like a snarky married couple, and it’s a shame that new viewers like myself missed their heyday. Luckily, we got flashbacks! Yay! I’m a self-proclaimed flashback junkie. I can never get enough of them. And it was namecheck central, too! Cricket, John, Andy, Sabrina, Lien, all of Lisa’s husbands…I almost cried, I was so giddy.
The one sour note was that these beautiful scenes of family togetherness were juxtaposed with Paul wrapping up Sofie’s body and burying it. Was that reallynecessary? Are we really supposed to think Paul is a hero for covering up a pregnant girl’s murder? It’s despicable. Sofie may have become unhinged, but she was, at the core, a sweet girl and a loving mother. Dumping her in a hole like a dog burying a bone in the backyard was a terrible indignity.
Another show engaging in a terrible indignity this week…? GENERAL HOSPITAL, by having a war veteran attack two young women. Epic fail, guys. I would say more on the über-sore subject, but I’m saving my full Logan rant for print. Check out a future issue for my ire. Until then, Happy 4th of July!
Previous Post A bit of linkspam to kick off July.
Next Post Julia Quinn serves up a delicious Cavendish.

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flipping channels to cbs, i got a ginormous kick out of tom and margo’s 25th anniversary party on as the world turns. it was just like watching a real family get-together, complete with bickering and that one relative that always gets inappropriately drunk (hi, chris!). when lisa chided casey for interrupting her already distracted toast with a “quiet, casey, or i’m gonna shoot you!” i fell out. anyone else think that wasn’t just lisa talking to casey but eileen fulton talking to billy magnussen? the whole hughes clan just has such a natural, believable vibe. scott holmes (tom) and ellen dolan (margo) really seem like a snarky married couple, and it’s a shame that new viewers like myself missed their heyday. luckily, we got flashbacks! yay! i’m a self-proclaimed flashback junkie. i can never get enough of them. and it was namecheck central, too! cricket, john, andy, sabrina, lien, all of lisa’s husbands…i almost cried, i was so giddy.
the one sour note was that these beautiful scenes of family togetherness were juxtaposed with paul wrapping up sofie’s body and burying it. was that reallynecessary? are we really supposed to think paul is a hero for covering up a pregnant girl’s murder? it’s despicable. sofie may have become unhinged, but she was, at the core, a sweet girl and a loving mother. dumping her in a hole like a dog burying a bone in the backyard was a terrible indignity.
another show engaging in a terrible indignity this week…? general hospital, by having a war veteran attack two young women. epic fail, guys. i would say more on the über-sore subject, but i’m saving my full logan rant for print. check out a future issue for my ire. until then, happy 4th of july!
previous post a bit of linkspam to kick off july.
next post julia quinn serves up a delicious cavendish.


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Survival Bags, like Bug Out Bags, are one of the most fussed over things by preppers and survivalists. And many of us have a lot of money and time invested in them.
New preppers are often left confused about where to start, what to buy, what gear they should get, and what they should be staying away from to avoid failure.
The truth is this: Bug Out Bags are one of the most misunderstood things in preparedness. Often, even long time peppers build their bags in the wrong way.
Keep you from wasting your hard earned cash on stuff you don’t need.
It’s been painstakingly constructed with over 40 presentation slides designed to pack what you need to know into one class.
Whether you are new to prep or an old pro, there’s a lot to take away from this Survival Bag class.

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survival bags, like bug out bags, are one of the most fussed over things by preppers and survivalists. and many of us have a lot of money and time invested in them.
new preppers are often left confused about where to start, what to buy, what gear they should get, and what they should be staying away from to avoid failure.
the truth is this: bug out bags are one of the most misunderstood things in preparedness. often, even long time peppers build their bags in the wrong way.
keep you from wasting your hard earned cash on stuff you don’t need.
it’s been painstakingly constructed with over 40 presentation slides designed to pack what you need to know into one class.
whether you are new to prep or an old pro, there’s a lot to take away from this survival bag class.


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33 Pieces by 23 Composers. Composed by Various. BH Piano. Collection, Classical. Softcover. 224 pages. Boosey & Hawkes #M051246601. Published by Boosey & Hawkes (HL.48021086).
18 Transcriptions of J.S. Bach for Chamber Winds. Composed by Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750). Baroque. Full score (study). With Standard notation. 64 pages. Duration 48 minutes. Theodore Presser Company #114-41448S. Published by Theodore Presser Company (PR.11441448S).
18 Transcriptions of J.S. Bach for Chamber Winds. Composed by Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750). Baroque. Score and part(s). With Standard notation. 232 pages. Duration 48 minutes. Theodore Presser Company #114-41448. Published by Theodore Presser Company (PR.114414480).
Find scores for Invention I Carter at Sheet Music Plus.

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33 pieces by 23 composers. composed by various. bh piano. collection, classical. softcover. 224 pages. boosey & hawkes #m051246601. published by boosey & hawkes (hl.48021086).
18 transcriptions of j.s. bach for chamber winds. composed by johann sebastian bach (1685-1750). baroque. full score (study). with standard notation. 64 pages. duration 48 minutes. theodore presser company #114-41448s. published by theodore presser company (pr.11441448s).
18 transcriptions of j.s. bach for chamber winds. composed by johann sebastian bach (1685-1750). baroque. score and part(s). with standard notation. 232 pages. duration 48 minutes. theodore presser company #114-41448. published by theodore presser company (pr.114414480).
find scores for invention i carter at sheet music plus.