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Webinar » What Does the Future Hold for Universal Design for Learning?
What Does the Future Hold for Universal Design for Learning?
In the olden days, we would create courses that presented the content the stakeholders believed the learners needed to know. Things are different today. Learners want personalization and don’t want to waste time on things they don’t need. Adaptive learning creates personalization through complex algorithms to provide acceleration and remediation, but not all content is suited for that. Could there be a way to modify our current one-size-fits-all approach and create courses that meet everyone’s needs? Leveraging the principles of Universal Design for Learning (UDL) allows us to put processes in place to extend the model of ADA requirements and Section 508 compliance and not only provide alternatives for visually, auditorily and physically challenged learners, but consider the needs of the experienced learner who may want to explore more, and support the ESL learner who may require scaffolding to be successful for course completion. UDL allows designers to develop adaptive courses that personalize the experience for each learner, allowing one design framework to satisfy many learner requirements.
Gwen Navarrete Klapperich, M.Ed., CPLP® is Chief Learning Consultant of Klapperich International Training Associates (KITA) LLC, a family owned consulting firm that specializes in offering small businesses and nonprofit organizations affordable training & development and performance improvement solutions. She holds over 15 years of experience in training & development, customer service supervision, and quality assurance initiatives, and has worked in various industries such as retail, call centers, healthcare, government, hospitality, nonprofits, and continuing education. Gwen earned her CPLP® (Certified Professional in Learning and Performance) from the Association of Talent Development and holds a master’s degree in education specializing in Training & Performance Improvement from Capella University. She has dedicated her career to helping adult learners reach their professional goals through effective job training.

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webinar » what does the future hold for universal design for learning?
what does the future hold for universal design for learning?
in the olden days, we would create courses that presented the content the stakeholders believed the learners needed to know. things are different today. learners want personalization and don’t want to waste time on things they don’t need. adaptive learning creates personalization through complex algorithms to provide acceleration and remediation, but not all content is suited for that. could there be a way to modify our current one-size-fits-all approach and create courses that meet everyone’s needs? leveraging the principles of universal design for learning (udl) allows us to put processes in place to extend the model of ada requirements and section 508 compliance and not only provide alternatives for visually, auditorily and physically challenged learners, but consider the needs of the experienced learner who may want to explore more, and support the esl learner who may require scaffolding to be successful for course completion. udl allows designers to develop adaptive courses that personalize the experience for each learner, allowing one design framework to satisfy many learner requirements.
gwen navarrete klapperich, m.ed., cplp® is chief learning consultant of klapperich international training associates (kita) llc, a family owned consulting firm that specializes in offering small businesses and nonprofit organizations affordable training & development and performance improvement solutions. she holds over 15 years of experience in training & development, customer service supervision, and quality assurance initiatives, and has worked in various industries such as retail, call centers, healthcare, government, hospitality, nonprofits, and continuing education. gwen earned her cplp® (certified professional in learning and performance) from the association of talent development and holds a master’s degree in education specializing in training & performance improvement from capella university. she has dedicated her career to helping adult learners reach their professional goals through effective job training.


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our small silver polishing cloth is a soft microfiber pre-treated with fine silver polishing compound. use a gentle pressure to wipe away tarnish and follow with a light buffing with a soft clean cloth to bring your silver instrument or mouthpiece to a mirror finish. if you polish your mouthpiece with the silver polishing cloth, please wash the mouthpiece with soapy water before playing.
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Australia's Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) have drafted up new video advertising standard guideline topics, and have opened them up for industry discussion over the next fortnight.
Developed by the IAB’s Standards and Guidelines Council (S&GC), the three core guideline documents are an attempt to simplify the digital video advertising planning, buying and selling process for marketers, agencies and media companies.
With Australia's internet connections slowly improving, and a lot of promise in the future for higher bandwidth, online video advertising is finally starting to realise some of its promise. Late last year, a PwC Online Advertising Expenditure Report showed online video advertising exploded with 83% year on year growth. But the industry is still largely unfettered and constantly evolving.
IAB Video Player Ad Interface Definition (VPAID) Guidelines.This document standardises the communication between video players and in-stream video advertising.
The online video advertising guidelines were developed based on input from the IAB Standards and Guidelines Council with representation across Publishers, the Media Federation of Australia, The Communications Council and Media Agencies; a review of the IAB USA Online Video Standards and Guidelines.
IAB is seeking comment and feedback from industry on the video advertising standard guidelines by 20th April 2011.

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australia's interactive advertising bureau (iab) have drafted up new video advertising standard guideline topics, and have opened them up for industry discussion over the next fortnight.
developed by the iab’s standards and guidelines council (s&gc), the three core guideline documents are an attempt to simplify the digital video advertising planning, buying and selling process for marketers, agencies and media companies.
with australia's internet connections slowly improving, and a lot of promise in the future for higher bandwidth, online video advertising is finally starting to realise some of its promise. late last year, a pwc online advertising expenditure report showed online video advertising exploded with 83% year on year growth. but the industry is still largely unfettered and constantly evolving.
iab video player ad interface definition (vpaid) guidelines.this document standardises the communication between video players and in-stream video advertising.
the online video advertising guidelines were developed based on input from the iab standards and guidelines council with representation across publishers, the media federation of australia, the communications council and media agencies; a review of the iab usa online video standards and guidelines.
iab is seeking comment and feedback from industry on the video advertising standard guidelines by 20th april 2011.


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The Margulies TeamRealtors, BrokersAllen Tate Companymargulies.team@allentate.comRaleigh NC919.374.8468There is simply no better place to live, work, play, grow and raise a family than in the Triangle area! That is why I have loved introducing newcomers to my hometown as a Residential Real Estate Broker since 1987. I look forward to continuing to establish long-term relationships with future clients through my commitment to outstanding service, professionalism, and unparalleled RESULTS. I know the area, I know the neighborhoods, and I know what you are looking for…Service…Choices…RESULTS!
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the margulies teamrealtors, brokersallen tate companymargulies.team@allentate.comraleigh nc919.374.8468there is simply no better place to live, work, play, grow and raise a family than in the triangle area! that is why i have loved introducing newcomers to my hometown as a residential real estate broker since 1987. i look forward to continuing to establish long-term relationships with future clients through my commitment to outstanding service, professionalism, and unparalleled results. i know the area, i know the neighborhoods, and i know what you are looking for…service…choices…results!
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transmentum is committed to providing the highest standards of service to all customers without exception.
focussing on customer needs and expectations by delivering an impartial, confidential service aimed at exceeding their expectations.
understanding clearly the requirements of customers and establishing clear and unambiguous terms of reference and measurable objectives.
offering cross functional services and support targeted at providing tangible improvements in corporate performance and meeting commercial needs.
delivering high quality, value for money services at competitive rates using modern knowledge and techniques.
communicating honestly and promptly with our customers and offering advice and comment which can be substantiated and stand scrutiny.
ensuring that every employee and sub contractor takes responsibility for customer satisfaction.
address dissatisfaction with corrective and preventative actions.
ensuring that the client is offered the opportunity of giving feedback at the conclusion of an assignment and that such feedback is acted upon where necessary.


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Podcasts are quickly becoming a successful way to find ideas for great TV shows – we already know that origin story is a success. But it also works the other way around.
ITV have ventured into the creation of podcasts to support some of their biggest sporting and entertainment shows as the audio format gains ground across the industry as a part of their digital strategy. Their biggest and boldest podcast project to date is for the smash hit TV series, Love Island, forming part of ITV's digital strategy to provide fans with a multitude of ways to engage with the show alongside social media platforms.
Digital producer from ITV Amy Elizabeth Hill will join the festival to talk about ITV's experience with making a podcast to follow TV shows and ITV Sports.
How they did it? How do podcasts support ITV's shows? How do they perform in comparison to other social and video content? And what did they learn across the summer to help form future opportunities?

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podcasts are quickly becoming a successful way to find ideas for great tv shows – we already know that origin story is a success. but it also works the other way around.
itv have ventured into the creation of podcasts to support some of their biggest sporting and entertainment shows as the audio format gains ground across the industry as a part of their digital strategy. their biggest and boldest podcast project to date is for the smash hit tv series, love island, forming part of itv's digital strategy to provide fans with a multitude of ways to engage with the show alongside social media platforms.
digital producer from itv amy elizabeth hill will join the festival to talk about itv's experience with making a podcast to follow tv shows and itv sports.
how they did it? how do podcasts support itv's shows? how do they perform in comparison to other social and video content? and what did they learn across the summer to help form future opportunities?


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I’ve had so many people say how much they loved our step-by-step guide on how to publish a book that I wanted to do a little more with the material to reach more people. I took all the best points about online publishing, the basic steps you need to self-publish your book online and make thousands a month, and put it all in an infographic.
OK, so I haven’t spent nearly as much time creating infographics as I have in online publishing but the graphic will give you a 30,000-foot view of what it takes to develop and launch your book online. Be sure to check out our resource guide for independent publishing and other posts in the self-publishing category.
Self-publishing is easily my favorite work from home hustle, making over $1,000 a month in less than a year. I passed $1,600 a month in April with online publishing and it’s all on part-time effort. It’s a natural fit with blogging and a great source of passive income every month. Check out the infographic below to learn how to start your own self-publishing success story.
Please include attribution to https://myworkfromhomemoney.com/ with this graphic.
Don’t freak out about finding the perfect idea. You’re not writing a new constitution. What do you do for a living and what do you enjoy reading?
Check out the Table of Contents for ten other books in the topic. What are other authors writing about and what’s missing? Approach your book from two perspectives, opening the topic up to a new audience or adding valuable information to the conversation.
Make an outline before you start writing. Organizing your book from the top-down, starting with chapters down through sections, will help to make sure it reads smoothly from the basics through to the details.
Once you’re done with your outline and research, don’t worry too much about a perfect draft. Don’t stop to correct mistakes or to think about how well the information is coming out. New writers struggle with making every paragraph perfect and never get beyond the first page.
How much do they write?
A lot tasks go into a finished book from writing to editing and graphic design. Doing everything yourself will be a poor use of time and your book will lack the professional touch you get from a team. Your value is in the information, let others bring their own value.
Developmental editing is first, after you’ve got a rough draft. This is to make sure everything flows naturally and doesn’t leave any questions unanswered. Have someone that doesn’t know anything about the topic to do your developmental editing so they don’t bring their own ideas to the reading.
Proof editing is to find the grammatical errors and wonky sentences that need rewritten and should be someone with experience and a critical eye. Your book doesn’t have to be a grammatical masterpiece but readers shouldn’t be stopped every page by something that doesn’t sound quite right.
Your book will be judged by its cover. Find a cover designer that will provide at least four mock drafts according to your ideas. Post these on Facebook groups to rank the covers. You may find that the one everyone likes isn’t the one you would have chosen.
Different sites require your book in different formats to upload including .pdf, Word, .MOBI and EPUB. You can spend days learning how to do all this and then trying to remember for each book you produce or you can get it all done for less than $100 from a freelancer.
Pre-launching your book is critical, especially given the ranking system on Amazon and other platforms. You need to create enough buzz around your book so that first-month sales give it the momentum needed for ranking to take over and get it in front of readers.
Reach out to friends and family at least a month ahead of the launch to ask for reviews. While reviews don’t factor on your books ranking in Amazon, they are an important part of social proof for others.
Your title must be exactly as it appears on the cover but you can add a few keywords to the subtitle listed on Amazon. Make sure it reads naturally but don’t pass up the opportunity to have your book show up when readers search the site.
Your description can be up to 4,000 characters (about 600 words) and you should use every last one of them. Use an Amazon html creator to include H-tags that will make your description stand out to search engines like Google. It’s all about making it easy for readers to find your book when they search for keywords.
Categories can be a killer on Amazon or they can vault your book to the top. You can assign two categories for your book. Select categories that are appropriate but not too competitive by researching how many books are in potential candidates and the number of sales it takes to rank.
You’re also allowed to choose seven keywords or keyword phrases for your book. Readers won’t see these but they are critical to let Amazon know when to show your book in search results. Start typing your main topic or keyword ideas into the Amazon search bar and see what the site auto-generates.
Getting your idea down is just half of making money with online publishing. The other half is knowing the secrets to getting your book in front of people. Self-publishing can be a great supplement to your blogging income or a stand-alone source of passive income every month. We’ll cover new topics every month in developing your book idea, getting it published and marketing for the win.

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i’ve had so many people say how much they loved our step-by-step guide on how to publish a book that i wanted to do a little more with the material to reach more people. i took all the best points about online publishing, the basic steps you need to self-publish your book online and make thousands a month, and put it all in an infographic.
ok, so i haven’t spent nearly as much time creating infographics as i have in online publishing but the graphic will give you a 30,000-foot view of what it takes to develop and launch your book online. be sure to check out our resource guide for independent publishing and other posts in the self-publishing category.
self-publishing is easily my favorite work from home hustle, making over $1,000 a month in less than a year. i passed $1,600 a month in april with online publishing and it’s all on part-time effort. it’s a natural fit with blogging and a great source of passive income every month. check out the infographic below to learn how to start your own self-publishing success story.
please include attribution to https://myworkfromhomemoney.com/ with this graphic.
don’t freak out about finding the perfect idea. you’re not writing a new constitution. what do you do for a living and what do you enjoy reading?
check out the table of contents for ten other books in the topic. what are other authors writing about and what’s missing? approach your book from two perspectives, opening the topic up to a new audience or adding valuable information to the conversation.
make an outline before you start writing. organizing your book from the top-down, starting with chapters down through sections, will help to make sure it reads smoothly from the basics through to the details.
once you’re done with your outline and research, don’t worry too much about a perfect draft. don’t stop to correct mistakes or to think about how well the information is coming out. new writers struggle with making every paragraph perfect and never get beyond the first page.
how much do they write?
a lot tasks go into a finished book from writing to editing and graphic design. doing everything yourself will be a poor use of time and your book will lack the professional touch you get from a team. your value is in the information, let others bring their own value.
developmental editing is first, after you’ve got a rough draft. this is to make sure everything flows naturally and doesn’t leave any questions unanswered. have someone that doesn’t know anything about the topic to do your developmental editing so they don’t bring their own ideas to the reading.
proof editing is to find the grammatical errors and wonky sentences that need rewritten and should be someone with experience and a critical eye. your book doesn’t have to be a grammatical masterpiece but readers shouldn’t be stopped every page by something that doesn’t sound quite right.
your book will be judged by its cover. find a cover designer that will provide at least four mock drafts according to your ideas. post these on facebook groups to rank the covers. you may find that the one everyone likes isn’t the one you would have chosen.
different sites require your book in different formats to upload including .pdf, word, .mobi and epub. you can spend days learning how to do all this and then trying to remember for each book you produce or you can get it all done for less than $100 from a freelancer.
pre-launching your book is critical, especially given the ranking system on amazon and other platforms. you need to create enough buzz around your book so that first-month sales give it the momentum needed for ranking to take over and get it in front of readers.
reach out to friends and family at least a month ahead of the launch to ask for reviews. while reviews don’t factor on your books ranking in amazon, they are an important part of social proof for others.
your title must be exactly as it appears on the cover but you can add a few keywords to the subtitle listed on amazon. make sure it reads naturally but don’t pass up the opportunity to have your book show up when readers search the site.
your description can be up to 4,000 characters (about 600 words) and you should use every last one of them. use an amazon html creator to include h-tags that will make your description stand out to search engines like google. it’s all about making it easy for readers to find your book when they search for keywords.
categories can be a killer on amazon or they can vault your book to the top. you can assign two categories for your book. select categories that are appropriate but not too competitive by researching how many books are in potential candidates and the number of sales it takes to rank.
you’re also allowed to choose seven keywords or keyword phrases for your book. readers won’t see these but they are critical to let amazon know when to show your book in search results. start typing your main topic or keyword ideas into the amazon search bar and see what the site auto-generates.
getting your idea down is just half of making money with online publishing. the other half is knowing the secrets to getting your book in front of people. self-publishing can be a great supplement to your blogging income or a stand-alone source of passive income every month. we’ll cover new topics every month in developing your book idea, getting it published and marketing for the win.


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KJ Architects are an inventive studio of architects that are always looking to adapt, improve and innovate. KJ Architects offer our diverse services to a number of areas, including Milton Keynes. Bringing a wealth of experience and expertise to each and every project undertaken, KJ Architects uses state-of-the-art technologies and innovative architectural services to create efficient, cost-effective buildings and spaces.
KJ Architects are committed to creating buildings that are designed with the needs of its users in mind. Projects combine security, efficiency and sustainability, with the environmental impact of the building as an important consideration. The materials used are durable and are from sustainable sources.
Each project, dependent on local planning permissions in Milton Keynes, is undertaken and completed by KJ Architects in conjunction with you. We keep all of our clients informed at all times, throughout the process. We take an innovative approach to each project and our forward-thinking philosophy permeates all of our work.
At KJ Architects, we are committed to creating exactly what you want and need from a commercial development. Examples of our previous work include restaurants, shops, pubs, factories and many more.
If you have a design or refurbishment in mind or you’re just looking for expert advice then get in touch with KJ Architects today. We are available for commercial architectural solutions throughout Milton Keynes. Contact our team by calling us on 01638 662393. Alternatively, you can contact KJ Architects online and we will get back to you as soon as we can.

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kj architects are an inventive studio of architects that are always looking to adapt, improve and innovate. kj architects offer our diverse services to a number of areas, including milton keynes. bringing a wealth of experience and expertise to each and every project undertaken, kj architects uses state-of-the-art technologies and innovative architectural services to create efficient, cost-effective buildings and spaces.
kj architects are committed to creating buildings that are designed with the needs of its users in mind. projects combine security, efficiency and sustainability, with the environmental impact of the building as an important consideration. the materials used are durable and are from sustainable sources.
each project, dependent on local planning permissions in milton keynes, is undertaken and completed by kj architects in conjunction with you. we keep all of our clients informed at all times, throughout the process. we take an innovative approach to each project and our forward-thinking philosophy permeates all of our work.
at kj architects, we are committed to creating exactly what you want and need from a commercial development. examples of our previous work include restaurants, shops, pubs, factories and many more.
if you have a design or refurbishment in mind or you’re just looking for expert advice then get in touch with kj architects today. we are available for commercial architectural solutions throughout milton keynes. contact our team by calling us on 01638 662393. alternatively, you can contact kj architects online and we will get back to you as soon as we can.


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WASHINGTON (AFP) – United States (US) budget talks have hit another impasse over immigration, a key Republican negotiator said on Sunday, raising the prospect of a second government shutdown if no agreement is reached by this week’s deadline.
“I think the talks are stalled right now,” chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee Richard Shelby said on Fox News Sunday.
The deadline for an agreement on funding to keep the government open is Friday, raising the spectre of a repeat of the 35-day partial shutdown that ended January 25 – the longest in US history.
Negotiators had been optimistic an agreement would be reached that includes some funds for a border “barrier,” although less than the USD5.6 billion US President Donald Trump has demanded.
Shelby blamed Democrats for the latest snag, saying they wanted to cap the number of beds at immigration detention centres.

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washington (afp) – united states (us) budget talks have hit another impasse over immigration, a key republican negotiator said on sunday, raising the prospect of a second government shutdown if no agreement is reached by this week’s deadline.
“i think the talks are stalled right now,” chairman of the senate appropriations committee richard shelby said on fox news sunday.
the deadline for an agreement on funding to keep the government open is friday, raising the spectre of a repeat of the 35-day partial shutdown that ended january 25 – the longest in us history.
negotiators had been optimistic an agreement would be reached that includes some funds for a border “barrier,” although less than the usd5.6 billion us president donald trump has demanded.
shelby blamed democrats for the latest snag, saying they wanted to cap the number of beds at immigration detention centres.


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With the ice going off the lakes earlier than normal this year, fishing has been anything but normal. Seems like we haven't had two consecutive days of similar weather since the Walleye opener on May 14th. But most anglers don't care about that....they just enjoy going fishing.
During the month of June we saw Steve Blakstad take the Walleye lead in our Fishing Contest with a 28 incher. Right behind him is Mike Hoffman at 27 1/2 inches. Travis Green is now in third place with his 25 1/2. Mike Hoffman also landed a 25. Sean Houi landed a 24 3/4 inch Walleye. The Northern Pike leader board shows Mark Beltz in the lead at 29 1/2. Ryan Wagler and Bill Thiele are tied for second at 29 1/4. The biggest Crappie landed by our guests in June was J.P. Nixon's 13 1/2 incher. Our Crappie leader is Jodi Blakstad with her 14 3/4 incher.
Paul Cusmano landed a sweet 19 1/2 inch Largemouth Bass in June and is in 2nd place behind Don Weaver's 20 incher. Aaron Kizer and Rimas Guzulaitis each landed an 18 inch Largemouth Bass in June. Our Giant Sunfish leader is Lynn Wagler. She landed a dandy 9 3/4 incher. Lynn also holds 2nd place with a 9 1/2 incher.
Our top ten biggest Perch were all landed in June. Aaron Kizer is in the lead at 11 1/2 inches. Sophia Juhler is in 2nd place with the 11 1/4 inch Perch that she landed on our Kids Pontoon Fishing Trip that we enjoy every Wednesday during the summer. Colby Latvala remains tied for 2nd with his 11 1/4 inch Perch. Our Rock Bass leader is Vicki Fader. She landed an 11 7/8 incher in June. Tied for 2nd at 11 1/2 inches are Bryson Wagler and Andrew Przybyla. And finally our Giant Bullhead leader for 2016 is Eddie Houi. He conquered a giant 15 1/2 inch Bullhead in June. Trenton Wagler is second at 13 3/4 inches.
If you want to see and hear Loon's every day (Minnesota's State Bird)...stay with us at Oak Haven Resort. I'm quite sure every guest we've had so far in 2016 has enjoyed the large number of Loon's in this area. And if you're looking to stay at a resort that's not wild and crazy like so many other resorts...stay with us at Oak Haven.

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with the ice going off the lakes earlier than normal this year, fishing has been anything but normal. seems like we haven't had two consecutive days of similar weather since the walleye opener on may 14th. but most anglers don't care about that....they just enjoy going fishing.
during the month of june we saw steve blakstad take the walleye lead in our fishing contest with a 28 incher. right behind him is mike hoffman at 27 1/2 inches. travis green is now in third place with his 25 1/2. mike hoffman also landed a 25. sean houi landed a 24 3/4 inch walleye. the northern pike leader board shows mark beltz in the lead at 29 1/2. ryan wagler and bill thiele are tied for second at 29 1/4. the biggest crappie landed by our guests in june was j.p. nixon's 13 1/2 incher. our crappie leader is jodi blakstad with her 14 3/4 incher.
paul cusmano landed a sweet 19 1/2 inch largemouth bass in june and is in 2nd place behind don weaver's 20 incher. aaron kizer and rimas guzulaitis each landed an 18 inch largemouth bass in june. our giant sunfish leader is lynn wagler. she landed a dandy 9 3/4 incher. lynn also holds 2nd place with a 9 1/2 incher.
our top ten biggest perch were all landed in june. aaron kizer is in the lead at 11 1/2 inches. sophia juhler is in 2nd place with the 11 1/4 inch perch that she landed on our kids pontoon fishing trip that we enjoy every wednesday during the summer. colby latvala remains tied for 2nd with his 11 1/4 inch perch. our rock bass leader is vicki fader. she landed an 11 7/8 incher in june. tied for 2nd at 11 1/2 inches are bryson wagler and andrew przybyla. and finally our giant bullhead leader for 2016 is eddie houi. he conquered a giant 15 1/2 inch bullhead in june. trenton wagler is second at 13 3/4 inches.
if you want to see and hear loon's every day (minnesota's state bird)...stay with us at oak haven resort. i'm quite sure every guest we've had so far in 2016 has enjoyed the large number of loon's in this area. and if you're looking to stay at a resort that's not wild and crazy like so many other resorts...stay with us at oak haven.


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DC $0.30 $0.45 over 14%$0.40 yes The on premises alcohol sales tax rate is 10% and the off premises alcohol sales tax rate is 10.25%.
over 24%$3.52 yes $0.01/bottle tax (except miniatures). The 6.875% general sales tax rate and 2.5% liquor gross receipts tax apply to beer, wine and other alcoholic beverages sold at on-sale or off-sale premises.
OH $0.32 $1.50 over 14%$1.00 yes Vermouth is $1.08 per gallon. Cuyahoga County: $0.32/ gallon excise tax on wine.
PA yes Control state, wine products subject to mark-up / 18% Emergency Tax (PA wineries exempt)/ Act 39 of 2016 imposed a new $2.50 per gallon excise tax on direct-to-consumer wine shipments only.

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dc $0.30 $0.45 over 14%$0.40 yes the on premises alcohol sales tax rate is 10% and the off premises alcohol sales tax rate is 10.25%.
over 24%$3.52 yes $0.01/bottle tax (except miniatures). the 6.875% general sales tax rate and 2.5% liquor gross receipts tax apply to beer, wine and other alcoholic beverages sold at on-sale or off-sale premises.
oh $0.32 $1.50 over 14%$1.00 yes vermouth is $1.08 per gallon. cuyahoga county: $0.32/ gallon excise tax on wine.
pa yes control state, wine products subject to mark-up / 18% emergency tax (pa wineries exempt)/ act 39 of 2016 imposed a new $2.50 per gallon excise tax on direct-to-consumer wine shipments only.


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If you have decided to buy a house and you’re looking for convenient home loans, a VA home loan may be the right choice for you if you are a veteran of the U.S. military or an active duty service member. You should know that home loans for Veterans are exclusively available to current and former members of the U.S. military and offer many benefits over conventional mortgages. These loans are designed to assist military veterans in securing home ownership during or after their service. Read on to learn about the advantages of these loans and how you can obtain one.
You can also apply for the mortgage if you are a surviving spouse of a service member who died in the line of duty or because of a service-related disability. You should consider this type of loan as a reward for your service because this mortgage doesn’t directly hand money to veterans. Instead the government applies some rules that give the veteran benefits to obtain a loan easier, realizing his dream of becoming a home owner.
As we mentioned, the Veterans Administration won’t give you money. They will make you a guarantee that makes it more likely to obtain the loan, and you’ll give that assurance to your borrower. To explain this simply, they will underwrite these loans, and if the home buyer fails to repay the loan, the lender will know that the government will find the money cover the cost of the mortgage.
You probably know that when you are purchasing a new home, you need a certain amount of money for the down payment. The down payment can range depending on the total price of the home, and it can be quite costly if you haven’t prepared the money in time. Most families save money for years to afford a new home’s down payment. With VA home loan your payment is waived and a veteran you get the right to become a homeowner with no money down.
With this loan, you’ll get a lower interest rate that usually isn’t available with other types of loans. With lower interest rates, you’ll have lower monthly payments, and you’ll be able to repay your lender a lot faster.
This insurance is created to protect the lender if you ever fail to repay your mortgage, but since you’re a veteran, you won’t have to pay this additional fee. This means you’ll get a decreased down payment by 20% of the appraised value of the home. As we mentioned, as a military man or women you don’t need a down payment, and there is also no reason to have or pay PMI.
In addition to these advantages, a VA home mortgage also gives you the right to prepay the loan without any penalties. If you decide to sell the house, your mortgage can be taken over by the new owner. You also offered special counseling and help in case of financial difficulty. If you’re looking for more information about this particular topic, please click here.

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if you have decided to buy a house and you’re looking for convenient home loans, a va home loan may be the right choice for you if you are a veteran of the u.s. military or an active duty service member. you should know that home loans for veterans are exclusively available to current and former members of the u.s. military and offer many benefits over conventional mortgages. these loans are designed to assist military veterans in securing home ownership during or after their service. read on to learn about the advantages of these loans and how you can obtain one.
you can also apply for the mortgage if you are a surviving spouse of a service member who died in the line of duty or because of a service-related disability. you should consider this type of loan as a reward for your service because this mortgage doesn’t directly hand money to veterans. instead the government applies some rules that give the veteran benefits to obtain a loan easier, realizing his dream of becoming a home owner.
as we mentioned, the veterans administration won’t give you money. they will make you a guarantee that makes it more likely to obtain the loan, and you’ll give that assurance to your borrower. to explain this simply, they will underwrite these loans, and if the home buyer fails to repay the loan, the lender will know that the government will find the money cover the cost of the mortgage.
you probably know that when you are purchasing a new home, you need a certain amount of money for the down payment. the down payment can range depending on the total price of the home, and it can be quite costly if you haven’t prepared the money in time. most families save money for years to afford a new home’s down payment. with va home loan your payment is waived and a veteran you get the right to become a homeowner with no money down.
with this loan, you’ll get a lower interest rate that usually isn’t available with other types of loans. with lower interest rates, you’ll have lower monthly payments, and you’ll be able to repay your lender a lot faster.
this insurance is created to protect the lender if you ever fail to repay your mortgage, but since you’re a veteran, you won’t have to pay this additional fee. this means you’ll get a decreased down payment by 20% of the appraised value of the home. as we mentioned, as a military man or women you don’t need a down payment, and there is also no reason to have or pay pmi.
in addition to these advantages, a va home mortgage also gives you the right to prepay the loan without any penalties. if you decide to sell the house, your mortgage can be taken over by the new owner. you also offered special counseling and help in case of financial difficulty. if you’re looking for more information about this particular topic, please click here.


text: Paul Maybury is an award-winning Chilean-American creator whose work has been featured by Marvel, DC, Dark Horse, Heavy Metal, Ubisoft, Boom!, IDW, Image, Criterion and Nickelodeon. He is probably best known for his YALSA-nominated graphic novel Aqua Leung and his work on D.O.G.S. Of Mars. He also contributed work in Marvel’s Strange Tales and Eisner- and Harvey-Award-winning anthologies Popgun and Comic Book Tattoo. He has worked on Sovereign with Chris Roberson (iZombie), Valhalla Mad with Joe Casey (Big Hero Six) for Image Comics, Catalyst Comix with Joe Casey for Dark Horse Comics, Spera and Aces Weekly with David Lloyd (V For Vendetta). His latest work is his upcoming solo venture, A New Terror.

lowercased: paul maybury is an award-winning chilean-american creator whose work has been featured by marvel, dc, dark horse, heavy metal, ubisoft, boom!, idw, image, criterion and nickelodeon. he is probably best known for his yalsa-nominated graphic novel aqua leung and his work on d.o.g.s. of mars. he also contributed work in marvel’s strange tales and eisner- and harvey-award-winning anthologies popgun and comic book tattoo. he has worked on sovereign with chris roberson (izombie), valhalla mad with joe casey (big hero six) for image comics, catalyst comix with joe casey for dark horse comics, spera and aces weekly with david lloyd (v for vendetta). his latest work is his upcoming solo venture, a new terror.


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Globally, pest and diseases reduce crop yields by 20 to 40% constraining global food security. The need for new sustainable disease control agents grows each year, driven by the need for greater production, climate change, pesticide resistance and toxicity to human health and environment. RNA interference (RNAi) or gene silencing is a powerful approach for combating biotic and abiotic stresses, but at present is limited in its adoption as genetically modified (GM) crops. A/Prof. Mitter and A/Prof. Xu (AIBN) secured Gates Foundation Grand Challenges Explorations Award (2012) (selected out of 2700 applicants, the only one from Australia in the field of Agriculture) leading to the development of ‘BioClay’ crop protection platform. It is a simple and elegant amalgamation of biology and nanotechnology to deliver RNAi as a non-toxic, non-GM, easy to adopt, environmentally sustainable spray for protecting crops from pests and diseases. BioClay innovation takes nanotechnology for delivery of RNAi for human therapeutics into the world’s first use in crop protection. BioClay technology is being further developed under A/Prof Mitter’s leadership of a global multidisciplinary consortium funded by Queensland Govt. Accelerate Partnerships (~$1.6m). It comprises academics from UQ (QAAFI, AIBN, SCMB, SBS and SAFS), international partners from USA and Africa and a strong industry partner. The ‘flow-on’ impact of BioClay will reduce pesticide usage, reduce toxic run off to our precious waterways enhance the clean green image of produce and lead to economic prosperity and jobs for future.
Prof. Mitter is also leading the development of silica vesicle based vaccine delivery platform in collaboration with Prof Yu at AIBN. This novel platform targeting animal health circumvents the challenges of multiple doses, cold chain requirements and adjuvant toxicity concerns posed by current vaccines. A global consortium funded by Queensland Govt, School of Global Animal Health, Washington State University and pharmaceutical company Zoetis (~$ 3.6M) has generated proof of concept with significant diseases of interest to the cattle industry including Bovine Viral Diarrhoea Virus and Cattle Tick Fever. The excellent research has resulted in 2 patents, one commercial lock-out agreement, 3 PhDs and 11 publications in high impact journals: The vision moving forward is to target key animal health issues of $12.6b beef, $3.9b sheep, $3.4b pork and $1.1b aquaculture industries in Australia. Nanovaccines for animal health will result in multiple benefits including estimated revenue generation of $2-5m / disease target.
Prof. Mitter’s research on various aspects of avocado improvement is poised for a significant impact on avocado productivity. Retail value of $767 million with Queensland contributing to 50% of this production, increasing local demand (3kg/year) and opening up of Asian markets for consumption as the sought after health food calls out for innovation to sustain productivity of the rapidly expanding avocado industry. Avocado is a grafted tree and good quality disease resistant rootstocks are integral to increased productivity. Clonal propagation of avocado rootstocks in Australia currently follows a 40 year-old practice that takes ~18 months to generate field-ready trees, at high cost. The pioneering research in Mitter lab supported by ARC linkage (~$ 600k) has led to the world’s first use of PLANT STEM CELLS, or meristems, for clonal propagation of avocado. It has the potential to be a “game changer” for avocado growers by halving the time and cost to supply disease free clonal rootstocks. Mitter lab is also exploring nanoparticles to deliver RNA to promote rooting in avocado. As an epicentre of subtropical agriculture, Queensland is in a unique position to benefit from this UQ led research including capturing a bigger share of the global markets, particularly Asia.
Molecular regulation of phase transition and flowering in tropical/subtropical tree crops.
Cryopreservation of Avocado shoot tips for the conservation of Persea Germ plasm.
Characterisation of putative pathogenicity SIX genes in Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. cubense.

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globally, pest and diseases reduce crop yields by 20 to 40% constraining global food security. the need for new sustainable disease control agents grows each year, driven by the need for greater production, climate change, pesticide resistance and toxicity to human health and environment. rna interference (rnai) or gene silencing is a powerful approach for combating biotic and abiotic stresses, but at present is limited in its adoption as genetically modified (gm) crops. a/prof. mitter and a/prof. xu (aibn) secured gates foundation grand challenges explorations award (2012) (selected out of 2700 applicants, the only one from australia in the field of agriculture) leading to the development of ‘bioclay’ crop protection platform. it is a simple and elegant amalgamation of biology and nanotechnology to deliver rnai as a non-toxic, non-gm, easy to adopt, environmentally sustainable spray for protecting crops from pests and diseases. bioclay innovation takes nanotechnology for delivery of rnai for human therapeutics into the world’s first use in crop protection. bioclay technology is being further developed under a/prof mitter’s leadership of a global multidisciplinary consortium funded by queensland govt. accelerate partnerships (~$1.6m). it comprises academics from uq (qaafi, aibn, scmb, sbs and safs), international partners from usa and africa and a strong industry partner. the ‘flow-on’ impact of bioclay will reduce pesticide usage, reduce toxic run off to our precious waterways enhance the clean green image of produce and lead to economic prosperity and jobs for future.
prof. mitter is also leading the development of silica vesicle based vaccine delivery platform in collaboration with prof yu at aibn. this novel platform targeting animal health circumvents the challenges of multiple doses, cold chain requirements and adjuvant toxicity concerns posed by current vaccines. a global consortium funded by queensland govt, school of global animal health, washington state university and pharmaceutical company zoetis (~$ 3.6m) has generated proof of concept with significant diseases of interest to the cattle industry including bovine viral diarrhoea virus and cattle tick fever. the excellent research has resulted in 2 patents, one commercial lock-out agreement, 3 phds and 11 publications in high impact journals: the vision moving forward is to target key animal health issues of $12.6b beef, $3.9b sheep, $3.4b pork and $1.1b aquaculture industries in australia. nanovaccines for animal health will result in multiple benefits including estimated revenue generation of $2-5m / disease target.
prof. mitter’s research on various aspects of avocado improvement is poised for a significant impact on avocado productivity. retail value of $767 million with queensland contributing to 50% of this production, increasing local demand (3kg/year) and opening up of asian markets for consumption as the sought after health food calls out for innovation to sustain productivity of the rapidly expanding avocado industry. avocado is a grafted tree and good quality disease resistant rootstocks are integral to increased productivity. clonal propagation of avocado rootstocks in australia currently follows a 40 year-old practice that takes ~18 months to generate field-ready trees, at high cost. the pioneering research in mitter lab supported by arc linkage (~$ 600k) has led to the world’s first use of plant stem cells, or meristems, for clonal propagation of avocado. it has the potential to be a “game changer” for avocado growers by halving the time and cost to supply disease free clonal rootstocks. mitter lab is also exploring nanoparticles to deliver rna to promote rooting in avocado. as an epicentre of subtropical agriculture, queensland is in a unique position to benefit from this uq led research including capturing a bigger share of the global markets, particularly asia.
molecular regulation of phase transition and flowering in tropical/subtropical tree crops.
cryopreservation of avocado shoot tips for the conservation of persea germ plasm.
characterisation of putative pathogenicity six genes in fusarium oxysporum f.sp. cubense.


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I just got back, late Saturday, from a great trip visiting friends in Lancaster County and elsewhere.
I’ve got a lot to share in upcoming posts. But for now, a little summary.
7-number of settlements visited. In addition to the ones I mentioned in this post, I also dropped by Juniata County in central Pennsylvania. To visit all of these in a week, as you can imagine, takes a lot of running around, which is probably one reason I dropped unconscious on the couch for a long nap yesterday. Most of my time was spent in Lancaster County, however. More on these communities to come.
4-number of Amish markets visited. Amish markets continue their relentless assault on the greater Philadelphia area. Two that I visited were opened just in the past year or so. With one exception, most seem to be doing quite well. I’ll also have more on these in an upcoming post.
500-number of tomato plants I spoon-transplanted while at Abe’s (give or take a couple dozen). Winter is the time for getting spring plants up and growing. Abe, myself, and three of his workers (unmarried ladies, or “maids”, as Abe calls them) spent the better part of Tuesday in his greenhouse enabling this next stage of the tomato life cycle. Abe said that the tiny seedlings would soon begin to shoot up, now that their roots have ample room to stretch out in the spacious pots we plopped them in. If you’ve read my Amish business book you’ll know that Abe supports his family by growing a wide variety of organic plants, chief of which are tomatoes. These have names like German Pink, Limmony, and Cherokee Chocolate (alas, that last one still tastes mostly like a tomato. I’ve checked. Not sure how lemoney the Limmony is, though).
32 dozen-number of past-date eggs Abe and I picked up from the co-op he grows for. These still-good eggs, just a few days past expiration, would otherwise go to waste; Abe and his extended family will put them to good use.
4-number of games of Settlers of Catan played with Amish friends. Settlers of Catan is a very popular board game among Amish, or at least among Lancaster Amish. One Amish friend calls liking Settlers a “litmus test” for being Amish. Ironically, he himself doesn’t like Settlers or any other board games for that matter (he calls them “bored” games). Having played Settlers awhile, I can tell you it is a pretty addictive game. So maybe my bored Amish friend needs to give it another chance!
5-number of buggy styles in communities I visited. I almost got the “full Amish rainbow”–seeing black, white, yellow and grey-topped carriages. The only color missing was this one.
2 and 3/4-number of bonus pounds brought home thanks to delicious meals at every home I visited and a lot of time spent in the car. As one of my Amish friends remarked, Amish farm diets just aren’t suited for city folk (at least not, methinks, for the long-term). The best dish? Either the corn pudding, pork belly casserole, or the waffle-bacon-sausage gravy-syrup-egg-and-blueberry sandwich we came up with at the breakfast table one morning. Not sure you’ll find that one in any cookbook.
Only 2-3/4, eh? Apparently you have more self-control than do I.
I thoroughly enjoy reading about your adventures. You have a nice way of relaying the realities of life among the Amish with gentle humor an an honesty that is never harsh.
Wednesday I head back to northern Indiana and will spend ten grueling days visiting Amish kitchens, barns and workshops with my trusty camera and notepad. I’m running around all over in towns such as Nappanee, Bremen, Middlebury, Honeyville, Emma, Shipshewana, and Millersburg. I’m especially excited to revisit the tiny town of Emma; the friendly Amish staff at the Emma General Store serve an amazingly good lunch!
Oh wait, I’m exercising self-control this trip. Hmmm, never mind.
Enjoyed reading about your Amish adventures. Glad you are home safe and sound.
I loved reading this. I’ve just finished planning a trip to the Shipshewana area in June for their local Quilt Show and flower gardens. I can’t wait to go. I’ll visit my cousin, we’ll work on quilting and visit all the fabulous quilt fabric shops in the area. I love Yoder’s and Lolly’s especially. We plan to take pictures of all the beautiful gardens as well. I love the cheese factory there as well as the Dutch Country Market. Their jams and preserves are fabulous.
Shipshewana was the inspiration for beginning to quilt after I retired from teaching. Wish it was possible to visit a school sometime too. I think it would be very interesting seeing their educatdional system from a former teacher’s perspective.
Keep writing all the wonderful columns you share with us all.
Welcome back Erik!! Sounds like you had quite the trip. Sure did miss you!! Can’t wait for further posts and pictures!!
I, too, am looking forward to your future postings regarding your trip! (It’s almost suppertime here, and now I have a hankering for corn pudding! Thanks a lot! I had to up my Diabetes meds last week…I’m drooling!) How DO those Amish with Diabetes survive all the home cooking?
Keith sounds like you have a great trip planned. Emma and Honeyville are great little towns. If I’m right the Honeyville General store I believe was closed when I lived in Indiana in 06. But a great location. Would love to get back to Indiana.
Karen I’m sure you’ll have a great trip to Ship. I think you could visit a school if you had a connection; do you know someone in the community? As someone involved in teaching I think they would enjoy having you, and the children typically love visitors.
LOL…Erik, you are too funny….I have several questions I’d like to ask you…but I’ll give you a few days to rest……and the breakfast sandwich you had……I think I will pass on that one…….that’s way too much stuff at one time LOL….Sounds like you had a great time while you were gone…..I’m sure you’ll have some great postings for us and you can answer all of our questions eh?????
Erik….Sounds like you had a great time, but 2 3/4 pounds sound very low….you obviously must of worked off a few pounds that you are not counting. Glad to have you back safely.
I love reading your blog, thanks.
Semething I’ve always wondered about Amish buggies, in the photos they all look the same size. (I live in Australia, so I’ve never seen one in real life). Is there room enough inside to hold all the children in one Amish family, or would a large family have multiple buggies?
Mona, Kristin, Bob, I do appreciate it. I keep saying it was an action-packed visit. I usually need a couple days to recover after these!
Josie, great to hear from you in Australia. There is some variation in size and you will even see some that are really just two-seaters, with a pickup-like “bed” in the back. But most would have a bench and room in the back.
When the kids are small you are probably going to try to cram them into one, but at a certain point you do have to start taking two buggies. I’ve experienced this on a few occasions when going to church with Amish friends with sizeable families.
Thanks Erik – I look forward to hearing more about your latest trip! Josie.

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i just got back, late saturday, from a great trip visiting friends in lancaster county and elsewhere.
i’ve got a lot to share in upcoming posts. but for now, a little summary.
7-number of settlements visited. in addition to the ones i mentioned in this post, i also dropped by juniata county in central pennsylvania. to visit all of these in a week, as you can imagine, takes a lot of running around, which is probably one reason i dropped unconscious on the couch for a long nap yesterday. most of my time was spent in lancaster county, however. more on these communities to come.
4-number of amish markets visited. amish markets continue their relentless assault on the greater philadelphia area. two that i visited were opened just in the past year or so. with one exception, most seem to be doing quite well. i’ll also have more on these in an upcoming post.
500-number of tomato plants i spoon-transplanted while at abe’s (give or take a couple dozen). winter is the time for getting spring plants up and growing. abe, myself, and three of his workers (unmarried ladies, or “maids”, as abe calls them) spent the better part of tuesday in his greenhouse enabling this next stage of the tomato life cycle. abe said that the tiny seedlings would soon begin to shoot up, now that their roots have ample room to stretch out in the spacious pots we plopped them in. if you’ve read my amish business book you’ll know that abe supports his family by growing a wide variety of organic plants, chief of which are tomatoes. these have names like german pink, limmony, and cherokee chocolate (alas, that last one still tastes mostly like a tomato. i’ve checked. not sure how lemoney the limmony is, though).
32 dozen-number of past-date eggs abe and i picked up from the co-op he grows for. these still-good eggs, just a few days past expiration, would otherwise go to waste; abe and his extended family will put them to good use.
4-number of games of settlers of catan played with amish friends. settlers of catan is a very popular board game among amish, or at least among lancaster amish. one amish friend calls liking settlers a “litmus test” for being amish. ironically, he himself doesn’t like settlers or any other board games for that matter (he calls them “bored” games). having played settlers awhile, i can tell you it is a pretty addictive game. so maybe my bored amish friend needs to give it another chance!
5-number of buggy styles in communities i visited. i almost got the “full amish rainbow”–seeing black, white, yellow and grey-topped carriages. the only color missing was this one.
2 and 3/4-number of bonus pounds brought home thanks to delicious meals at every home i visited and a lot of time spent in the car. as one of my amish friends remarked, amish farm diets just aren’t suited for city folk (at least not, methinks, for the long-term). the best dish? either the corn pudding, pork belly casserole, or the waffle-bacon-sausage gravy-syrup-egg-and-blueberry sandwich we came up with at the breakfast table one morning. not sure you’ll find that one in any cookbook.
only 2-3/4, eh? apparently you have more self-control than do i.
i thoroughly enjoy reading about your adventures. you have a nice way of relaying the realities of life among the amish with gentle humor an an honesty that is never harsh.
wednesday i head back to northern indiana and will spend ten grueling days visiting amish kitchens, barns and workshops with my trusty camera and notepad. i’m running around all over in towns such as nappanee, bremen, middlebury, honeyville, emma, shipshewana, and millersburg. i’m especially excited to revisit the tiny town of emma; the friendly amish staff at the emma general store serve an amazingly good lunch!
oh wait, i’m exercising self-control this trip. hmmm, never mind.
enjoyed reading about your amish adventures. glad you are home safe and sound.
i loved reading this. i’ve just finished planning a trip to the shipshewana area in june for their local quilt show and flower gardens. i can’t wait to go. i’ll visit my cousin, we’ll work on quilting and visit all the fabulous quilt fabric shops in the area. i love yoder’s and lolly’s especially. we plan to take pictures of all the beautiful gardens as well. i love the cheese factory there as well as the dutch country market. their jams and preserves are fabulous.
shipshewana was the inspiration for beginning to quilt after i retired from teaching. wish it was possible to visit a school sometime too. i think it would be very interesting seeing their educatdional system from a former teacher’s perspective.
keep writing all the wonderful columns you share with us all.
welcome back erik!! sounds like you had quite the trip. sure did miss you!! can’t wait for further posts and pictures!!
i, too, am looking forward to your future postings regarding your trip! (it’s almost suppertime here, and now i have a hankering for corn pudding! thanks a lot! i had to up my diabetes meds last week…i’m drooling!) how do those amish with diabetes survive all the home cooking?
keith sounds like you have a great trip planned. emma and honeyville are great little towns. if i’m right the honeyville general store i believe was closed when i lived in indiana in 06. but a great location. would love to get back to indiana.
karen i’m sure you’ll have a great trip to ship. i think you could visit a school if you had a connection; do you know someone in the community? as someone involved in teaching i think they would enjoy having you, and the children typically love visitors.
lol…erik, you are too funny….i have several questions i’d like to ask you…but i’ll give you a few days to rest……and the breakfast sandwich you had……i think i will pass on that one…….that’s way too much stuff at one time lol….sounds like you had a great time while you were gone…..i’m sure you’ll have some great postings for us and you can answer all of our questions eh?????
erik….sounds like you had a great time, but 2 3/4 pounds sound very low….you obviously must of worked off a few pounds that you are not counting. glad to have you back safely.
i love reading your blog, thanks.
semething i’ve always wondered about amish buggies, in the photos they all look the same size. (i live in australia, so i’ve never seen one in real life). is there room enough inside to hold all the children in one amish family, or would a large family have multiple buggies?
mona, kristin, bob, i do appreciate it. i keep saying it was an action-packed visit. i usually need a couple days to recover after these!
josie, great to hear from you in australia. there is some variation in size and you will even see some that are really just two-seaters, with a pickup-like “bed” in the back. but most would have a bench and room in the back.
when the kids are small you are probably going to try to cram them into one, but at a certain point you do have to start taking two buggies. i’ve experienced this on a few occasions when going to church with amish friends with sizeable families.
thanks erik – i look forward to hearing more about your latest trip! josie.


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We believe that too many men die of prostate, bowel and testicular cancer because they do not know how to detect the symptoms in the early stages, when treatment would be more effective.
This ignorance is made worse by the prevailing ‘culture of embarrassment’, that discourages men from discussing and resolving problems related to intimate parts of their body.
Host awareness raising sessions at male oriented events, places of work and leisure, schools/colleges/universities and other public places.
Raise the profile of our Charity in general via PR and marketing activities, using our characters. In addition, we may choose to support other Charities related to male cancers for specific campaigns..
We don’t do research as we believe that education is the key in the fight against male cancer.
We come to you. We are out travelling the country raising awareness, because we believe that people are more likely to remember a message that they hear ‘live’, than one they read in a leaflet.
We are truly nationwide, we are active across the whole country not just in major cities.
We raise awareness all year round as we believe this needs to be ongoing rather than confined to short campaigns.
To help build a culture where embarrassment does not prevent men from addressing problems with intimate parts of their bodies.
No young men between the ages of 16-35 die of testicular cancer in the UK.
Education on the early warning signs of male cancer becomes part of the national school curriculum.
This is who we are and look forward to your support to ensure our core values are realised.

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we believe that too many men die of prostate, bowel and testicular cancer because they do not know how to detect the symptoms in the early stages, when treatment would be more effective.
this ignorance is made worse by the prevailing ‘culture of embarrassment’, that discourages men from discussing and resolving problems related to intimate parts of their body.
host awareness raising sessions at male oriented events, places of work and leisure, schools/colleges/universities and other public places.
raise the profile of our charity in general via pr and marketing activities, using our characters. in addition, we may choose to support other charities related to male cancers for specific campaigns..
we don’t do research as we believe that education is the key in the fight against male cancer.
we come to you. we are out travelling the country raising awareness, because we believe that people are more likely to remember a message that they hear ‘live’, than one they read in a leaflet.
we are truly nationwide, we are active across the whole country not just in major cities.
we raise awareness all year round as we believe this needs to be ongoing rather than confined to short campaigns.
to help build a culture where embarrassment does not prevent men from addressing problems with intimate parts of their bodies.
no young men between the ages of 16-35 die of testicular cancer in the uk.
education on the early warning signs of male cancer becomes part of the national school curriculum.
this is who we are and look forward to your support to ensure our core values are realised.


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Winning throw by Aki Parviainen /89.52m/ in 1999 World Championships in Seville with a Nemeth Classic 90m.
Andreas Thorkildsen won the 2004 Olympics in Athens /86.50m/ with a Nemeth Classic 90m.
Andreas Thorkildsen's 89.60m national record throw set in 2005 with a Nemeth Classic 90m.
Tero Pitkamaki throwing his personal best of 91.53m in Kuortane, 2005 with a Nemeth Classic 90m.
Tero Pitkamaki throwing in Berlin 2010 with a Nemeth Classic 90m.
Boris Henry throwing at a meeting in Nürnberg, Germany with a Nemeth Club 85m.
Oleksandr Pyatnytsya set the Ukraine national record of 84.11m at the Ukraine Cup in 2010 with a Nemeth Classic 95m.

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winning throw by aki parviainen /89.52m/ in 1999 world championships in seville with a nemeth classic 90m.
andreas thorkildsen won the 2004 olympics in athens /86.50m/ with a nemeth classic 90m.
andreas thorkildsen's 89.60m national record throw set in 2005 with a nemeth classic 90m.
tero pitkamaki throwing his personal best of 91.53m in kuortane, 2005 with a nemeth classic 90m.
tero pitkamaki throwing in berlin 2010 with a nemeth classic 90m.
boris henry throwing at a meeting in nürnberg, germany with a nemeth club 85m.
oleksandr pyatnytsya set the ukraine national record of 84.11m at the ukraine cup in 2010 with a nemeth classic 95m.


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text: Our organization is self-funded and therefore support from the community is essential to sustain our activities. Since 1952, the public has contributed to the development and maintenance of the Arboretum through their membership and donations to the Morgan Arboretum Association (MAA), a charitable organization. Additional support is provided by volunteers, along with the Friends of the Morgan Arboretum (FMA), who help with essential duties.

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MassFinder 4 is a software tool to visualise and interpret GC/MS data by comparing mass spectra with a mass spectral library. MassFinder allows you to identify peaks, assign names to these peaks and produce reports of which compounds are present in the GC/MS run. Further, MassFinder enables you to create and employ your own mass spectral libraries.
MassFinder is of interest for everyone involved with GC/MS analysis and will greatly enhance your productivity. MassFinder was originally developed in context of essential oil research and is still bundled with the unique Terpenoids Library, which is widely used in the flavour and fragrance, food, beverage and tabacco industry as well as in natural product and terpenoid chemistry.
User interface: Highly convenient and intuitive user interface which takes the scientist's needs serious: MassFinder is made by GC/MS experts for GC/MS experts.
Real time search: Search multiple mass spectral libraries effortless in real time just by selecting the GC/MS scan of interest: with a minimum of interaction you will instantaneously receive reliable results.
Retention indices: The unique two-dimensional search algorithm considers both mass spectral similarity and retention index, thus drastically increasing the hit rate and quality.
Annotated chromatograms: Identify constituents and label peaks with just one click, then export your results in high-quality graphics or tables to Powerpoint, Word, or Excel.
Library maintenance: Create and maintain your personal mass spectral libraries easier than ever before.
Two GC/MS runs: Compare two GC/MS with each other; transfer annotations from one to the other chromatogram; create result tables which compare both GC/MS runs with just a few clicks.
Everyone can access the whole online Reference Manual or the Beginner's Tutorial and learn all about MassFinder's exciting features.
Users of previous MassFinder versions might want to read What's new in MassFinder 4.
If you are interested in purchasing a MassFinder license, please visit Ordering and Prices.
Should any questions remain unanswered, please do not hesitate to contact us. We will gladly reply to all inquiries.
MassFinder's main window always displays the gas chromatogram vertically and you may zoom into or stretch the visible area. Peaks can be marked with colored arrows: yellow indicating manual identification, red for unknown peaks and blue for automatically assigned peaks.
Three consecutive scans are shown (left column) to facilitate detection of co-eluting peaks, overloading effects or to study substracted spectra and ion traces. You may zoom into, stretch or shift the mass axis of the spectra with the mouse.
Three library entries are shown (right column) in order of hit quality. By selecting another scan of the GC/MS, the library is automatically searched and the best hits are displayed without further user interaction required.
The user has full control with a minimum of interaction. For navigating the chromatogram, identifying signals and labelling peaks a mouse click is all that is needed.
MassFinder inherently uses retention indices. Based on an alkane pattern of your method MassFinder automatically calculates retention indices for each GC/MS scan. MassFinder libraries, both our Terpenoids Library and your proprietary libraries created with MassFinder, store retention indices and are employed when doing library searches.
Thus, MassFinder can distinguish very similar mass spectra frome ach other by taking their retention indices into account. This unique two-dimensional search drastically improves identification quality.
Another of MassFinder's unique features is the capability of "reverse search". Just select any library entry and click with the right mouse button on its spectrum and MassFinder will search whether this library entry occurs anywhere in the GC/MS run. It has never been easier to search for compounds of interest like substances to isolate or contaminants to be aware of.
If MassFinder can not find the desired substance, it navigates to the retention index (retention time) the library compound is to be expected at, and you may have a look yourself for traces or co-eluting peaks.
MassFinder can export chromatograms and mass spectra in high quality for direct use in word processors or presentation software. The exported clipboard graphics can be edited and re-colored.
MassFinder 4 can compare two GC/MS runs with each other and display them superimposed, stacked or butterfly-style (see below).
MassFinder automatically assigns integrals and lets you re-integrate peaks very rapidly and intuitively. All results are reported in a table that can be printed or exported to Excel for further processing.

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massfinder 4 is a software tool to visualise and interpret gc/ms data by comparing mass spectra with a mass spectral library. massfinder allows you to identify peaks, assign names to these peaks and produce reports of which compounds are present in the gc/ms run. further, massfinder enables you to create and employ your own mass spectral libraries.
massfinder is of interest for everyone involved with gc/ms analysis and will greatly enhance your productivity. massfinder was originally developed in context of essential oil research and is still bundled with the unique terpenoids library, which is widely used in the flavour and fragrance, food, beverage and tabacco industry as well as in natural product and terpenoid chemistry.
user interface: highly convenient and intuitive user interface which takes the scientist's needs serious: massfinder is made by gc/ms experts for gc/ms experts.
real time search: search multiple mass spectral libraries effortless in real time just by selecting the gc/ms scan of interest: with a minimum of interaction you will instantaneously receive reliable results.
retention indices: the unique two-dimensional search algorithm considers both mass spectral similarity and retention index, thus drastically increasing the hit rate and quality.
annotated chromatograms: identify constituents and label peaks with just one click, then export your results in high-quality graphics or tables to powerpoint, word, or excel.
library maintenance: create and maintain your personal mass spectral libraries easier than ever before.
two gc/ms runs: compare two gc/ms with each other; transfer annotations from one to the other chromatogram; create result tables which compare both gc/ms runs with just a few clicks.
everyone can access the whole online reference manual or the beginner's tutorial and learn all about massfinder's exciting features.
users of previous massfinder versions might want to read what's new in massfinder 4.
if you are interested in purchasing a massfinder license, please visit ordering and prices.
should any questions remain unanswered, please do not hesitate to contact us. we will gladly reply to all inquiries.
massfinder's main window always displays the gas chromatogram vertically and you may zoom into or stretch the visible area. peaks can be marked with colored arrows: yellow indicating manual identification, red for unknown peaks and blue for automatically assigned peaks.
three consecutive scans are shown (left column) to facilitate detection of co-eluting peaks, overloading effects or to study substracted spectra and ion traces. you may zoom into, stretch or shift the mass axis of the spectra with the mouse.
three library entries are shown (right column) in order of hit quality. by selecting another scan of the gc/ms, the library is automatically searched and the best hits are displayed without further user interaction required.
the user has full control with a minimum of interaction. for navigating the chromatogram, identifying signals and labelling peaks a mouse click is all that is needed.
massfinder inherently uses retention indices. based on an alkane pattern of your method massfinder automatically calculates retention indices for each gc/ms scan. massfinder libraries, both our terpenoids library and your proprietary libraries created with massfinder, store retention indices and are employed when doing library searches.
thus, massfinder can distinguish very similar mass spectra frome ach other by taking their retention indices into account. this unique two-dimensional search drastically improves identification quality.
another of massfinder's unique features is the capability of "reverse search". just select any library entry and click with the right mouse button on its spectrum and massfinder will search whether this library entry occurs anywhere in the gc/ms run. it has never been easier to search for compounds of interest like substances to isolate or contaminants to be aware of.
if massfinder can not find the desired substance, it navigates to the retention index (retention time) the library compound is to be expected at, and you may have a look yourself for traces or co-eluting peaks.
massfinder can export chromatograms and mass spectra in high quality for direct use in word processors or presentation software. the exported clipboard graphics can be edited and re-colored.
massfinder 4 can compare two gc/ms runs with each other and display them superimposed, stacked or butterfly-style (see below).
massfinder automatically assigns integrals and lets you re-integrate peaks very rapidly and intuitively. all results are reported in a table that can be printed or exported to excel for further processing.


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Mara Seaweed News – Tagged "chefs"
Sustainable Kelp Harvesting - This is How We Do It.
Mara Seaweed Wins Great Taste Awards - Again!
Is Seaweed The Best Workout Snack?
The Health Benefits of Seaweed for Children - But is it Safe?
What is Furikake Seaweed Seasoning?
Mara in The Times: "A Taste of Things to Come"
The Seaweed Cookbook Is Here!
Mara's Kombu Powder is the ultimate umami boost for flavouring dishes, and an unusual on-trend ingredient.
We explore how chefs can add meatiness to dishes using Smoked Dulse in our first 'Seaweed for Foodservice' blog.
Check out the latest Jamie Oliver Magazine and you'll find Mara "SeaEO" Fiona looking just 'pukka' after harvesting!
Proving just how easy Dulse seaweed flakes are to use, Nigella Lawson rustles up a delicious smoked salmon salad for lunch.
Britain's favourite TV chef, Jamie Oliver, attributes his recent weight loss to seaweed, and we explain how it can help.
Use Kombu to enhance the flavour of tomato dishes like Japanese chef Reiko Hashimoto.
"SeaEO" Fiona took the celebrity baker along the Fife coast, to discover the joys of seaweed in baking.
Chef Cyrus Todiwala used Mara's Applewood Smoked Dulse in a recipe for spicy bread rolls this weekend.
Micahel Smith, head chef of The Three Chimneys in Skye, tells us about his favourite ways of cooking with Mara Seaweed.
Seaweed on the Menu: Why Ever Not?
Michelin-starred head chef Stephen Harris is proud to have seaweed on his menu. "Why wouldn't you have it? It's absolutely delicious."
Michelin starred chef Brett Graham of The Ledbury tells us about his new dish using Mara's not-yet-on-the-shelves Smoked Dulse.
Slow Food UK seeks to protect dulse's cultural heritage, and Mara has been named a Forgotten Food producer.

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mara seaweed news – tagged "chefs"
sustainable kelp harvesting - this is how we do it.
mara seaweed wins great taste awards - again!
is seaweed the best workout snack?
the health benefits of seaweed for children - but is it safe?
what is furikake seaweed seasoning?
mara in the times: "a taste of things to come"
the seaweed cookbook is here!
mara's kombu powder is the ultimate umami boost for flavouring dishes, and an unusual on-trend ingredient.
we explore how chefs can add meatiness to dishes using smoked dulse in our first 'seaweed for foodservice' blog.
check out the latest jamie oliver magazine and you'll find mara "seaeo" fiona looking just 'pukka' after harvesting!
proving just how easy dulse seaweed flakes are to use, nigella lawson rustles up a delicious smoked salmon salad for lunch.
britain's favourite tv chef, jamie oliver, attributes his recent weight loss to seaweed, and we explain how it can help.
use kombu to enhance the flavour of tomato dishes like japanese chef reiko hashimoto.
"seaeo" fiona took the celebrity baker along the fife coast, to discover the joys of seaweed in baking.
chef cyrus todiwala used mara's applewood smoked dulse in a recipe for spicy bread rolls this weekend.
micahel smith, head chef of the three chimneys in skye, tells us about his favourite ways of cooking with mara seaweed.
seaweed on the menu: why ever not?
michelin-starred head chef stephen harris is proud to have seaweed on his menu. "why wouldn't you have it? it's absolutely delicious."
michelin starred chef brett graham of the ledbury tells us about his new dish using mara's not-yet-on-the-shelves smoked dulse.
slow food uk seeks to protect dulse's cultural heritage, and mara has been named a forgotten food producer.


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Greetings Space Cadets, today we have the Limited Edition Fallout 4 Loot Crate. You can watch the unboxing here.
Loot Crate Special – Fallout 4 Limited Edition Photos Reviewed by DR Ravenholm on November 9, 2015 .

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greetings space cadets, today we have the limited edition fallout 4 loot crate. you can watch the unboxing here.
loot crate special – fallout 4 limited edition photos reviewed by dr ravenholm on november 9, 2015 .


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Greece is awaiting the godsend Chinese investments, which were arranged after the recent visit of Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang and his meeting with his Greek counterpart Antonis Samaras.
It appears, however, that several Greek entrepreneurs have decided not to wait for the Chinese to come to Greece. In fact, many Greeks have gone to Beijing, set up businesses and became successful.
According to Chinese news broadcaster CCTV, there have been several cases of Greeks who saw China’s market as a major opportunity. During an interview, Semiramis Paliou spoke of the reasons behind her decision. When the crisis hit Greece, she left and opened a luxury travel agency in Beijing. “I think if the crisis hadn’t arrived, we would still be in our old set ways of mass tourism, that we’re happy as we are, that we don’t need to change anything, and we would have stagnated,” she said.
Pavlos Kontomichalos has been working in China for more than twenty years. However, due to the crisis, more and more entrepreneurs from Greece are coming in contact with him and requesting his help, especially in the field of selling oil and other relative products.
“It gets people thinking that we need to produce our own end product that is at par, if not better, than the ones produced in other countries so the value added is captured by the Greek companies and the Greek products,” Kontomichalos noted during his interview.

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greece is awaiting the godsend chinese investments, which were arranged after the recent visit of chinese prime minister li keqiang and his meeting with his greek counterpart antonis samaras.
it appears, however, that several greek entrepreneurs have decided not to wait for the chinese to come to greece. in fact, many greeks have gone to beijing, set up businesses and became successful.
according to chinese news broadcaster cctv, there have been several cases of greeks who saw china’s market as a major opportunity. during an interview, semiramis paliou spoke of the reasons behind her decision. when the crisis hit greece, she left and opened a luxury travel agency in beijing. “i think if the crisis hadn’t arrived, we would still be in our old set ways of mass tourism, that we’re happy as we are, that we don’t need to change anything, and we would have stagnated,” she said.
pavlos kontomichalos has been working in china for more than twenty years. however, due to the crisis, more and more entrepreneurs from greece are coming in contact with him and requesting his help, especially in the field of selling oil and other relative products.
“it gets people thinking that we need to produce our own end product that is at par, if not better, than the ones produced in other countries so the value added is captured by the greek companies and the greek products,” kontomichalos noted during his interview.


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Room Survey Form — JJones Design Co.
If you click on either Friend/Relative or Other, can you please tell us who referred us to you?
Once you submit the form, we will get in touch with you within 24 hours and will ask you to send the pictures of your space, floor plan drawing with measurements, then will send you an invoice via PayPal to start work on the project together.

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room survey form — jjones design co.
if you click on either friend/relative or other, can you please tell us who referred us to you?
once you submit the form, we will get in touch with you within 24 hours and will ask you to send the pictures of your space, floor plan drawing with measurements, then will send you an invoice via paypal to start work on the project together.


text: Churns are structures in the game which allow you to make Butter and Cheese. To make a churn, combine a piece of wood with a bucket. Place a bucket of milk inside the churn to make Butter and Cheese. You must double click the churn 30 times to make butter, and 50 times to make cheese.

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text: Day 6 of the Cartier Queen’s Cup: Team El Remanso win 14:9 again Team Clinova at Guards Polo Club. Charlie Hanbury’s El Remanso team can relax a little tomorrow after securing their first league victory in the 2018 Cartier Queen’s Cup. They dominated Adrian Kirby’s Clinova, defeating them 14 – 9 in a match on The Queen’s Ground that, despite the score, was flowing and not interrupted by too many whistles. Hanbury can take much of the credit for his team’s success today, scoring six of his team’s 14 goals. Although El Remanso’s hallmark has always been team-work and this game was no exception. Not only did the team mark their opponents well – every time Juan Gris Zavaleta had the ball two El Remanso players were on him – every member of this all-English team, including Ollie Cudmore, James Beim and James Harper, found the flags too. Clinova had to rely on another Englishman, Malcolm Borwick, for the majority of their goals – he fired through four penalties and a field goal – but it was not enough to challenge El Remanso’s early lead. Charlie’s team were 8-4 up at half-time, giving them a comfortable cushion. Clinova made the most of their penalties to creep back into contention by the end of the fifth, but then failed to score at all in the sixth and final chukka, handing the win to El Remanso.

lowercased: day 6 of the cartier queen’s cup: team el remanso win 14:9 again team clinova at guards polo club. charlie hanbury’s el remanso team can relax a little tomorrow after securing their first league victory in the 2018 cartier queen’s cup. they dominated adrian kirby’s clinova, defeating them 14 – 9 in a match on the queen’s ground that, despite the score, was flowing and not interrupted by too many whistles. hanbury can take much of the credit for his team’s success today, scoring six of his team’s 14 goals. although el remanso’s hallmark has always been team-work and this game was no exception. not only did the team mark their opponents well – every time juan gris zavaleta had the ball two el remanso players were on him – every member of this all-english team, including ollie cudmore, james beim and james harper, found the flags too. clinova had to rely on another englishman, malcolm borwick, for the majority of their goals – he fired through four penalties and a field goal – but it was not enough to challenge el remanso’s early lead. charlie’s team were 8-4 up at half-time, giving them a comfortable cushion. clinova made the most of their penalties to creep back into contention by the end of the fifth, but then failed to score at all in the sixth and final chukka, handing the win to el remanso.