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Sweet Harmony B&B is a bed and breakfast located in Mayville, New York, open since 2017. It is the sister house to My Blue Heaven B&B.
If you are looking for a bed and breakfast for your stay in the Mayville, NY area, we would be delighted if you would consider staying with us, in either of our beautiful B&B’s.
We offer comfortable accommodations in our renovated homes for our overnight guests who desire a quiet and relaxing environment. We also offer fantastic gourmet breakfasts, prepared with your special dietary concerns in mind.
If you will be visiting the Mayville, Chautauqua area, we can suggest many local area activities to help you enjoy your stay. We are one of the finest bed and breakfast establishments in the Mayville, NY area.
The Largo is our largest and most luxurious room.
The Minuet is cozy and old-world.
The Weekly Apartment has two bedrooms and is available Sat-Sat.

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sweet harmony b&b is a bed and breakfast located in mayville, new york, open since 2017. it is the sister house to my blue heaven b&b.
if you are looking for a bed and breakfast for your stay in the mayville, ny area, we would be delighted if you would consider staying with us, in either of our beautiful b&b’s.
we offer comfortable accommodations in our renovated homes for our overnight guests who desire a quiet and relaxing environment. we also offer fantastic gourmet breakfasts, prepared with your special dietary concerns in mind.
if you will be visiting the mayville, chautauqua area, we can suggest many local area activities to help you enjoy your stay. we are one of the finest bed and breakfast establishments in the mayville, ny area.
the largo is our largest and most luxurious room.
the minuet is cozy and old-world.
the weekly apartment has two bedrooms and is available sat-sat.


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What would you buy and build.
For practical use in my home, I think I'd get a pair of JBL K2 S9800s and a pair of Mark Levinsons to bi-amp them. I might add a subwoofer if I felt a need for gut-wrenching low end, (which I probably would).
Yeah, I'd just keep it simple and go "plug & play".
Well I think I would give large format compression drivers a whirl. I really like the Classic Reproductions Hartsfield and Edgars Tractric Salad Bowls on his Titans. Not sure which horn I would use just try them all. No budjet I like this! For woofers I would use either 2245 or 2235 then E-145 for the low end. Midrange figure the 2441 and an 076 on top of that. Now this is fun!
If I had to stick to buying raw componants, ... then I think I'd build a pair of 4355s, but configure them as vertical cabinets. I agree that the 2" compression drivers have always had me curious too. Of course I would bi-amp, or maybe tri-amp them with quality amps, ie Mark Levinson, etc.
With four 2235Hs and those other drivers, I think I'd have "Super 4343s"...and I don't think it gets any better then that!
...and the big Stage Accompany horn-loaded ribbon line driver for a tweeter.
I am still sorting out my crossover situation and should know in a week or so if I have a "spare" Crown MX-4. I'll let you know.
I will go for a pair of Westrex T550 speaker mounted with 2 JBL E145 and 475nd driver with a 15 multicell horn and 2 JBL 2403 tweeters biamp with studioreference crown amplifiers . That's a dream that need a big room.
For the rear, I will also have a pair of Everest.
TAD drivers from top to bottom, with custom built horn loaded cabinets!
Good point did you see the new speaker they released as the CES looks like a beauty!
what is that Don ?
They are TAD's new $40,000/pr M1 home speakers.
If money was unlimited, rather than buy the best of the best, I would hire performers to come to my home and have my own personal concert.
I would first ask Paul McCartney to perform "And I Love Her" for my wife. That would probably get me five or six "get out of jail free" passes for the next time I do "sumptin' stooopid"
Next, Becker and Fagen with McDonald tickling the ivory.
I hear you JBL Dog!
I'd call up Matthewman and see if he, Sade, and the rest of the guys could drop by. The Crusaders with Larry "Cooltones" Carlton and Randy Crawford joining wouldn't be bad either.
What Drew Daniels said (The Ancient Audiophile's Quest). He is the DUDE.

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what would you buy and build.
for practical use in my home, i think i'd get a pair of jbl k2 s9800s and a pair of mark levinsons to bi-amp them. i might add a subwoofer if i felt a need for gut-wrenching low end, (which i probably would).
yeah, i'd just keep it simple and go "plug & play".
well i think i would give large format compression drivers a whirl. i really like the classic reproductions hartsfield and edgars tractric salad bowls on his titans. not sure which horn i would use just try them all. no budjet i like this! for woofers i would use either 2245 or 2235 then e-145 for the low end. midrange figure the 2441 and an 076 on top of that. now this is fun!
if i had to stick to buying raw componants, ... then i think i'd build a pair of 4355s, but configure them as vertical cabinets. i agree that the 2" compression drivers have always had me curious too. of course i would bi-amp, or maybe tri-amp them with quality amps, ie mark levinson, etc.
with four 2235hs and those other drivers, i think i'd have "super 4343s"...and i don't think it gets any better then that!
...and the big stage accompany horn-loaded ribbon line driver for a tweeter.
i am still sorting out my crossover situation and should know in a week or so if i have a "spare" crown mx-4. i'll let you know.
i will go for a pair of westrex t550 speaker mounted with 2 jbl e145 and 475nd driver with a 15 multicell horn and 2 jbl 2403 tweeters biamp with studioreference crown amplifiers . that's a dream that need a big room.
for the rear, i will also have a pair of everest.
tad drivers from top to bottom, with custom built horn loaded cabinets!
good point did you see the new speaker they released as the ces looks like a beauty!
what is that don ?
they are tad's new $40,000/pr m1 home speakers.
if money was unlimited, rather than buy the best of the best, i would hire performers to come to my home and have my own personal concert.
i would first ask paul mccartney to perform "and i love her" for my wife. that would probably get me five or six "get out of jail free" passes for the next time i do "sumptin' stooopid"
next, becker and fagen with mcdonald tickling the ivory.
i hear you jbl dog!
i'd call up matthewman and see if he, sade, and the rest of the guys could drop by. the crusaders with larry "cooltones" carlton and randy crawford joining wouldn't be bad either.
what drew daniels said (the ancient audiophile's quest). he is the dude.


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2000 yamaha ttr 125 repair manual - complete service repair workshop manual for the: yamaha tt-r125 tt-r125e tt-r125le tt-r125l. this is the same manual motorcycle dealerships use to repair your bike.. yamaha yfa1w breeze 1988-1989 download: yamaha yfb250 timberwolf 250 2×4 1992-1998 download: yamaha yfm5fg yfm7fg grizzly 550-700 2009-2011 download. service / repair / owners manuals moto yamaha. * in order to generate a more conclusive search, the motorcycle brand (ie: yamaha, suzuki, etc.), the model (cbr, xtz.
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It's surprisingly easy to create and print replacement parts. In this hands on, David Gewirtz shows how he created a remote control cover replacement. The big picture: 3D printing enables virtual spare parts inventories.
3D printing a replacement part It's surprisingly easy to create and print replacement parts. In this hands on, David Gewirtz shows how he created a fan cover replacement. The big picture: 3D printing enables virtual spare parts inventories.
3D printing is often touted as a great tool for designers to test and refine their designs prior to manufacturing. But you can do a lot more with 3D printing, even with inexpensive home printers. For example, you can use a 3D printer to create and produce a replacement part for something you use every day. In my case, I made a replacement back cover for a remote control.
I have a desk fan I use all the time, the Vornado Flippi V Compact Air Circulator. It lives a few feet away from me, under my desk. It's small, powerful, and quiet. What makes it particularly useful is a remote control I can use to adjust the speed and oscillation, without ever moving away from my keyboard. This is great because I can turn it on and off when on the phone, or just tap the remote control when I'm too busy or lazy to move the five feet from my chair to the fan.
The problem is that I drop the remote all the time, and the back cover for the battery compartment tends to fly off and get lost. It really interrupts workflow to have to crawl around under my desk to look for the tiny part.
Now, don't get mired in the details of this particular project. Instead, keep in mind the idea of making any replacement part. Obviously, whatever you need to make will be different from what I worked on. The key point is that a 3D printer can be a great resource for useful projects like crafting replacement parts for objects you use. Lots of people lose a part or two from a beloved object.
After dropping the remote for probably the 20th time, and not being able to locate the cover to the battery compartment after a long search, I decided enough was enough.
Has anyone seen my missing cover?
It's probably still somewhere down there, under my desk, unless the elves have taken it. I decided to make a new one.
I'm fortunate, because I have a number of 3D printers in the shop to choose from. If I weren't writing about 3D printing, I'd probably only have one. For this project, I chose to use the most inexpensive of them, the $399 New Matter MOD-t. The MOD-t isn't as fast as the LulzBot or the MakerBot, nor does it create objects of super high quality, but it's a fine little printer.
I was curious about whether I could use it for this purpose. The cover is quite small, making it possible to do a lot of print attempts. Each print only took about 20 minutes. Because I spent just a few minutes each time refining the design, the print time for each "draft" didn't bother me at all.
The key to the design was exploring and understanding the geometry of the cover. That may sound difficult, but all it really takes is observation, measuring, a little creativity, and the willingness to test.
The basic shape is that of a rectangle with a half-circle at the end. So I created a rectangle and circle in 123D Design and placed the circle over the rectangle. I then shrunk the thickness to 1.5 millimeters.
To get the width and length of the cover space, I used a pair of $29.95 digital calipers I picked up from Harbor Freight. Calipers are key, because they allow you to measure the distances for elements you need to make. You can usually get measurements down to a tenth of a millimeter, which is pretty precise. Of course, my measurements were always off by a bit, so once I designed the object based on my measurements, I had to print it, and then tweak the print to get things to fit.
First, I printed the basic shape, the rectangle and circle.
You can see how this is made up of two simple shapes: a rectangle and a circle.
Then I added a tab, so that it would fit in the slot in the remote. This took a few tries, because I had to get the right size, but also get the raised part to fit just so. It also wasn't hard. It just took the patience to tinker with it.
Next, I added the back hook. If you look at the image below, you can see the slot on the remote control body, and the hook I created. That, too, took a few iterations until I got it to fit right.
This is made with just two small rectangles at right angles.
Next, I added the back tail of the cover, again with some level of iteration.
This becomes the outside of the cover.
Finally, it all fit and closed over the remote. The only problem was, it didn't work. This was when I was reasonably convinced this whole project was a very bad idea. But it's also here that persistence was important.
I spent some time examining the remote. I tested the battery with the remote and no cover, and found that by holding the battery just so, it would fire the remote. This meant that the cover replacement I was making would not require any wiring to complete a circuit. It also told me that the changes I needed to make were really about how to hold the battery in the right place.
I added a flat circle spacer to push the battery down, and I also added another backing bar which pushed the battery forward into its contacts. This, as it turns out, was the winning design.
Here's the final design view.
Unfortunately, it wasn't completely reliable. It did work, but not regularly. All that took was a few more iterations, eventually moving the back bar back just a tiny bit so the pressure was just right. Then it worked.
Here's the final piece. As you can see, it's not much larger than a penny.
Here's the final part. It's not much bigger than a penny.
I learned quite a few lessons in building this part, some of which may be valuable to you. First, let me reinforce that before I started learning about 3D printing about a year ago, I did not do mechanical constructions of any type. Yes, I have an engineering degree, but it's in computer science. I can design a circuit board. I can design a computer language and an operating system.
But fixing a bathroom sink? That's beyond my skill set. Creating a tiny replacement part for a fan? Before this year, you might as well have asked me to build a rocket in my backyard to travel to Mars. Not in my wheelhouse.
Now, however, I've learned that the process of creating objects like this is really a matter of observation, measurement, and patience, as I mentioned above. Once I mastered the basic skills of 123D Design (which, quite honestly, isn't much harder than PowerPoint or any other drawing program), I was on my way. If you can draw a rectangle, you can do basic 3D design.
I also learned that an inexpensive 3D printer can get the job done. It's not quite as clean an object as might be produced with a much more expensive printer, but it's good enough to do the job. I cleaned off some of the plastic detritus with a file and a pair of clippers. It works, which is all I really needed.
Finally, I learned that it's easy to do this over about two weeks time. In actual elapsed time, this project probably took me about four hands-on hours (not counting waiting for the printer). If I had to spend a weekend doing nothing by designing, printing, trying, tweaking, and doing it all over again, I would have gone completely around the bend. But because I put in just a few minutes when I felt like it, the project proceeded easily. It really was quite fun to do.
In addition to actually having my remote working again, there's a very interesting benefit to 3D printing a replacement part. I now have a virtual inventory. The 3D design model is now on my file server. If I lose the cover again (and I most certainly will), I can just load the file on my printer and reprint.
As we move forward into more 3D printing use, I predict we're going to find that virtual inventories become one of the bigger benefits of 3D printing across the board.
You can download this replacement fan remote cover from Thingiverse.
Is there a part you need a replacement for? Let me know what you think you might build in the TalkBacks below.

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it's surprisingly easy to create and print replacement parts. in this hands on, david gewirtz shows how he created a remote control cover replacement. the big picture: 3d printing enables virtual spare parts inventories.
3d printing a replacement part it's surprisingly easy to create and print replacement parts. in this hands on, david gewirtz shows how he created a fan cover replacement. the big picture: 3d printing enables virtual spare parts inventories.
3d printing is often touted as a great tool for designers to test and refine their designs prior to manufacturing. but you can do a lot more with 3d printing, even with inexpensive home printers. for example, you can use a 3d printer to create and produce a replacement part for something you use every day. in my case, i made a replacement back cover for a remote control.
i have a desk fan i use all the time, the vornado flippi v compact air circulator. it lives a few feet away from me, under my desk. it's small, powerful, and quiet. what makes it particularly useful is a remote control i can use to adjust the speed and oscillation, without ever moving away from my keyboard. this is great because i can turn it on and off when on the phone, or just tap the remote control when i'm too busy or lazy to move the five feet from my chair to the fan.
the problem is that i drop the remote all the time, and the back cover for the battery compartment tends to fly off and get lost. it really interrupts workflow to have to crawl around under my desk to look for the tiny part.
now, don't get mired in the details of this particular project. instead, keep in mind the idea of making any replacement part. obviously, whatever you need to make will be different from what i worked on. the key point is that a 3d printer can be a great resource for useful projects like crafting replacement parts for objects you use. lots of people lose a part or two from a beloved object.
after dropping the remote for probably the 20th time, and not being able to locate the cover to the battery compartment after a long search, i decided enough was enough.
has anyone seen my missing cover?
it's probably still somewhere down there, under my desk, unless the elves have taken it. i decided to make a new one.
i'm fortunate, because i have a number of 3d printers in the shop to choose from. if i weren't writing about 3d printing, i'd probably only have one. for this project, i chose to use the most inexpensive of them, the $399 new matter mod-t. the mod-t isn't as fast as the lulzbot or the makerbot, nor does it create objects of super high quality, but it's a fine little printer.
i was curious about whether i could use it for this purpose. the cover is quite small, making it possible to do a lot of print attempts. each print only took about 20 minutes. because i spent just a few minutes each time refining the design, the print time for each "draft" didn't bother me at all.
the key to the design was exploring and understanding the geometry of the cover. that may sound difficult, but all it really takes is observation, measuring, a little creativity, and the willingness to test.
the basic shape is that of a rectangle with a half-circle at the end. so i created a rectangle and circle in 123d design and placed the circle over the rectangle. i then shrunk the thickness to 1.5 millimeters.
to get the width and length of the cover space, i used a pair of $29.95 digital calipers i picked up from harbor freight. calipers are key, because they allow you to measure the distances for elements you need to make. you can usually get measurements down to a tenth of a millimeter, which is pretty precise. of course, my measurements were always off by a bit, so once i designed the object based on my measurements, i had to print it, and then tweak the print to get things to fit.
first, i printed the basic shape, the rectangle and circle.
you can see how this is made up of two simple shapes: a rectangle and a circle.
then i added a tab, so that it would fit in the slot in the remote. this took a few tries, because i had to get the right size, but also get the raised part to fit just so. it also wasn't hard. it just took the patience to tinker with it.
next, i added the back hook. if you look at the image below, you can see the slot on the remote control body, and the hook i created. that, too, took a few iterations until i got it to fit right.
this is made with just two small rectangles at right angles.
next, i added the back tail of the cover, again with some level of iteration.
this becomes the outside of the cover.
finally, it all fit and closed over the remote. the only problem was, it didn't work. this was when i was reasonably convinced this whole project was a very bad idea. but it's also here that persistence was important.
i spent some time examining the remote. i tested the battery with the remote and no cover, and found that by holding the battery just so, it would fire the remote. this meant that the cover replacement i was making would not require any wiring to complete a circuit. it also told me that the changes i needed to make were really about how to hold the battery in the right place.
i added a flat circle spacer to push the battery down, and i also added another backing bar which pushed the battery forward into its contacts. this, as it turns out, was the winning design.
here's the final design view.
unfortunately, it wasn't completely reliable. it did work, but not regularly. all that took was a few more iterations, eventually moving the back bar back just a tiny bit so the pressure was just right. then it worked.
here's the final piece. as you can see, it's not much larger than a penny.
here's the final part. it's not much bigger than a penny.
i learned quite a few lessons in building this part, some of which may be valuable to you. first, let me reinforce that before i started learning about 3d printing about a year ago, i did not do mechanical constructions of any type. yes, i have an engineering degree, but it's in computer science. i can design a circuit board. i can design a computer language and an operating system.
but fixing a bathroom sink? that's beyond my skill set. creating a tiny replacement part for a fan? before this year, you might as well have asked me to build a rocket in my backyard to travel to mars. not in my wheelhouse.
now, however, i've learned that the process of creating objects like this is really a matter of observation, measurement, and patience, as i mentioned above. once i mastered the basic skills of 123d design (which, quite honestly, isn't much harder than powerpoint or any other drawing program), i was on my way. if you can draw a rectangle, you can do basic 3d design.
i also learned that an inexpensive 3d printer can get the job done. it's not quite as clean an object as might be produced with a much more expensive printer, but it's good enough to do the job. i cleaned off some of the plastic detritus with a file and a pair of clippers. it works, which is all i really needed.
finally, i learned that it's easy to do this over about two weeks time. in actual elapsed time, this project probably took me about four hands-on hours (not counting waiting for the printer). if i had to spend a weekend doing nothing by designing, printing, trying, tweaking, and doing it all over again, i would have gone completely around the bend. but because i put in just a few minutes when i felt like it, the project proceeded easily. it really was quite fun to do.
in addition to actually having my remote working again, there's a very interesting benefit to 3d printing a replacement part. i now have a virtual inventory. the 3d design model is now on my file server. if i lose the cover again (and i most certainly will), i can just load the file on my printer and reprint.
as we move forward into more 3d printing use, i predict we're going to find that virtual inventories become one of the bigger benefits of 3d printing across the board.
you can download this replacement fan remote cover from thingiverse.
is there a part you need a replacement for? let me know what you think you might build in the talkbacks below.


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Most job advertisements will include some requirements you need to respond to. These are often called ‘selection criteria’, ‘prerequisites’ or ‘general requirements’.
These requirements are the qualifications, knowledge, skills, abilities or experience you will need to get the job.
For example, you may be asked if you have attained a particular qualification or if you have a licence for a certain kind of vehicle. You could be asked to explain how you have met deadlines and prioritised tasks. You might be asked how you have dealt with difficult people or how you have shown leadership.
In many job listings, the selection criteria are provided as a separate document and are broken down into 'essential' and 'desirable' qualities. You must have the essential qualities to be considered for the job. If you also have the desirable qualities, you have an even better chance of getting the job. Remember that the desirable qualities are not critical to getting the job. Even if you think you don’t have some of the desirable qualities, you should still go ahead and apply for the job.

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most job advertisements will include some requirements you need to respond to. these are often called ‘selection criteria’, ‘prerequisites’ or ‘general requirements’.
these requirements are the qualifications, knowledge, skills, abilities or experience you will need to get the job.
for example, you may be asked if you have attained a particular qualification or if you have a licence for a certain kind of vehicle. you could be asked to explain how you have met deadlines and prioritised tasks. you might be asked how you have dealt with difficult people or how you have shown leadership.
in many job listings, the selection criteria are provided as a separate document and are broken down into 'essential' and 'desirable' qualities. you must have the essential qualities to be considered for the job. if you also have the desirable qualities, you have an even better chance of getting the job. remember that the desirable qualities are not critical to getting the job. even if you think you don’t have some of the desirable qualities, you should still go ahead and apply for the job.


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Jamie is awesome. She is very enthusiastic about making your wedding day what YOU (in my case I was the bride) wants. She also delivers with every appointment. I needed to have my hair done the same way on two separate days, not only did she find time in her busy schedule to fit me in, the look was very consistent (as I had requested it to be) for both days!
Jamie is amazing. My wedding was back in June and I was unfamiliar with the area (got married in Ann Arbor but I'm from East Lansing). I told her the hotel where we'd be getting ready and she had already done a wedding there before. She was able to suggest a room at the hotel where we could get our hair/makeup done instead of just trying to crowd into our rooms. On top of that, she's an excellent artist. I don't wear makeup normally and I usually keep my hair up. She helped me narrow down the look I was after and it worked beautifully. If you have a large party like I did she brings some of her other girls with her who are just as talented. I could not recommend her highly enough. 5/5 stars.
Dear Jamie - I just wanted to send a message and thank you for my hair cut - I noticed my natural waive return to my hair and I love it! But it was so much more! I really enjoyed talking, chatting and hanging out as well. You really are an expert in your field and it is wonderful to obtain knowledge, have my questions answered, and learn from you. Your space is also very inviting and intimate and I like that, I am very comfortable and perhaps share more than I typically do. This is just a note to share my appreciation and thank you, it was a great beginning to my weekend! Thank you Jamie!
The Jamie Jean Beauty team was so great to work with! They did hair and makeup for all 8 of us in such a short amount of time. It was awesome to see them work their magic. I have never felt more beautiful then I did on my wedding day. The pictures turned out better then I even imagined. They use their own makeup line that was perfect for my skin. It never felt heavy or cakey which I hate. So I was super happy about that. And Jamie was such a doll and a pleasure to work with from the trial to the wedding and everything in between. I would recommend them to anyone looking for great hair and makeup!
The Jamie Jean team was phenomenal!! Our pictures turned out beautiful!
Jamie and her team worked their beauty magic on my wedding day. I've never felt as beautiful as I did that day. And I owe that to Jamie and her team. They came roght to the house so flwe didnt have to rush around. My bridal party, mother and mother on law looked beautiful and flawless.Jamie Jean Beauty is AMAZING.
Jamie and her team were phenomenal! They did the hair & makeup for my entire bridal party. Looking back on the photos, we all look flawless and perfect. They were extremely professional and talented. I recommend Jamie Jean Beauty to everyone and anyone- whether they are booking for a wedding or simply a hair cut.
The Jamie Jean Beauty team was amazing at what they do! Such a reliable, professional and talented team. Everyone looked so beautiful and the hair and makeup lasted all night for all 9 of my bridesmaids. I couldn’t of asked for anything better. They met my expectations and beyond. I recommend all my friends and family to Jamie Jean Beauty. My sister has already even booked them for her wedding next year. Can’t wait to work with them again!
Beyond a perfect, professional experience with Jamie Jean Beauty!!
Every aspect of my hair, make-up, skin care, hair and make up products are superb. I will never use anyone other than Jamie Jean Beauty.
Don't hesitate, call now and book your appointment with JJB.
Jamie was everything I had ever hoped I would find in a makeup and hair stylist! She was genuine, fun but still professional and extremely gifted in her craft. She had a answer for every one of my concerns and of course everything went exactly like she said it would. She is wise beyond her years that's for sure. Every service I have gotten done so far from her has been perfect, my hair and makeup has always lasted all day and even into the next day. My bridal party was so pleased with her and we are picky group of ladies. She knocked my wedding day out of the park! Just from my first time getting my makeup done with her she had already taught me so much about makeup and hair than anyone else has taken the time to do so. It definitely doesn't go unnoticed or unappreciated. Not to mention her makeup line is best products I've ever used. I almost have the whole collection! I couldn't be more grateful a friend recommended her. I even switched hairstylist that I've been with for years because I loved her that much. I look forward to every appointment.
Jamie and her assistant were great! Both so helpful and knowledgeable with how weddings work. She was on time, perfectionist just like me and super sweet. She made everyone look SO beautiful. I couldn't have been more pleased with how my wedding went. I love the makeup she used on me. I purchased some at my trial with her and I ended up buying even more on my wedding day because I loved it so much. I would recommend her to everyone! She really knows her stuff.
Absolutely amazing go to her on a regular now!
Jamie did my wedding hair and make up. Since it was a tropical theme, I wanted a look that was natural, and simple yet classy. She pays great attention to detail, and I never felt more beautiful than I did that day! Highly recommend Jamie Jean Beauty; you won't be disappointed.

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hair and makeup for wedding!
jamie was awesome! we only had an hour and a half to get my makeup and hair done and it turned out awesome! i would definitely use her services again!!
she did an amazing job with my hair! she responded quickly and was very helpful. she thought through everything even making sure that the side of my hair that was the side that the guest would see for the ceremony was the side with the braid in it. she did exactly what i wanted with my hair. it was a great experience and i would highly recommend her to anyone!
jamie is absolutely incredible! next to being the sweetest woman ever, she always puts your needs first. she takes your suggestions and also provides her amazing recommendations. i see jamie every month or so for microdermabrasion and facials, but she just recently did my hair and makeup, and my maid of honor, for my wedding. i normally don't wear makeup, and jamie made me look like a princess!! she went with neutral tones and recommended a lipstick color i would have never chosen for myself. i wear it all the time now! jamie went with simple updo on the nape of my neck - another suggestion. i needed something low as i surprised my husband with mr & mrs fedoras. jamie's hairstyle was perfect! i highly recommend jamie for your skincare needs and any special events you have.
jamie was an absolute pleasure to work with from start to finish! a total professional, high quality service, and extremely reasonable pricing. i did a hair/makeup trial to make sure everything would be just perfect on the big day, and it was definitely worth it.
jamie is awesome. she is very enthusiastic about making your wedding day what you (in my case i was the bride) wants. she also delivers with every appointment. i needed to have my hair done the same way on two separate days, not only did she find time in her busy schedule to fit me in, the look was very consistent (as i had requested it to be) for both days!
jamie is amazing. my wedding was back in june and i was unfamiliar with the area (got married in ann arbor but i'm from east lansing). i told her the hotel where we'd be getting ready and she had already done a wedding there before. she was able to suggest a room at the hotel where we could get our hair/makeup done instead of just trying to crowd into our rooms. on top of that, she's an excellent artist. i don't wear makeup normally and i usually keep my hair up. she helped me narrow down the look i was after and it worked beautifully. if you have a large party like i did she brings some of her other girls with her who are just as talented. i could not recommend her highly enough. 5/5 stars.
dear jamie - i just wanted to send a message and thank you for my hair cut - i noticed my natural waive return to my hair and i love it! but it was so much more! i really enjoyed talking, chatting and hanging out as well. you really are an expert in your field and it is wonderful to obtain knowledge, have my questions answered, and learn from you. your space is also very inviting and intimate and i like that, i am very comfortable and perhaps share more than i typically do. this is just a note to share my appreciation and thank you, it was a great beginning to my weekend! thank you jamie!
the jamie jean beauty team was so great to work with! they did hair and makeup for all 8 of us in such a short amount of time. it was awesome to see them work their magic. i have never felt more beautiful then i did on my wedding day. the pictures turned out better then i even imagined. they use their own makeup line that was perfect for my skin. it never felt heavy or cakey which i hate. so i was super happy about that. and jamie was such a doll and a pleasure to work with from the trial to the wedding and everything in between. i would recommend them to anyone looking for great hair and makeup!
the jamie jean team was phenomenal!! our pictures turned out beautiful!
jamie and her team worked their beauty magic on my wedding day. i've never felt as beautiful as i did that day. and i owe that to jamie and her team. they came roght to the house so flwe didnt have to rush around. my bridal party, mother and mother on law looked beautiful and flawless.jamie jean beauty is amazing.
jamie and her team were phenomenal! they did the hair & makeup for my entire bridal party. looking back on the photos, we all look flawless and perfect. they were extremely professional and talented. i recommend jamie jean beauty to everyone and anyone- whether they are booking for a wedding or simply a hair cut.
the jamie jean beauty team was amazing at what they do! such a reliable, professional and talented team. everyone looked so beautiful and the hair and makeup lasted all night for all 9 of my bridesmaids. i couldn’t of asked for anything better. they met my expectations and beyond. i recommend all my friends and family to jamie jean beauty. my sister has already even booked them for her wedding next year. can’t wait to work with them again!
beyond a perfect, professional experience with jamie jean beauty!!
every aspect of my hair, make-up, skin care, hair and make up products are superb. i will never use anyone other than jamie jean beauty.
don't hesitate, call now and book your appointment with jjb.
jamie was everything i had ever hoped i would find in a makeup and hair stylist! she was genuine, fun but still professional and extremely gifted in her craft. she had a answer for every one of my concerns and of course everything went exactly like she said it would. she is wise beyond her years that's for sure. every service i have gotten done so far from her has been perfect, my hair and makeup has always lasted all day and even into the next day. my bridal party was so pleased with her and we are picky group of ladies. she knocked my wedding day out of the park! just from my first time getting my makeup done with her she had already taught me so much about makeup and hair than anyone else has taken the time to do so. it definitely doesn't go unnoticed or unappreciated. not to mention her makeup line is best products i've ever used. i almost have the whole collection! i couldn't be more grateful a friend recommended her. i even switched hairstylist that i've been with for years because i loved her that much. i look forward to every appointment.
jamie and her assistant were great! both so helpful and knowledgeable with how weddings work. she was on time, perfectionist just like me and super sweet. she made everyone look so beautiful. i couldn't have been more pleased with how my wedding went. i love the makeup she used on me. i purchased some at my trial with her and i ended up buying even more on my wedding day because i loved it so much. i would recommend her to everyone! she really knows her stuff.
absolutely amazing go to her on a regular now!
jamie did my wedding hair and make up. since it was a tropical theme, i wanted a look that was natural, and simple yet classy. she pays great attention to detail, and i never felt more beautiful than i did that day! highly recommend jamie jean beauty; you won't be disappointed.


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SuperSmart has launched the next survey for the development of criteria for a future EU Ecolabel for Food Retail Stores. This is your chance to actively participate in defining the criteria regarding Building Energy Use, Lighting, Renewable Energies, Construction Products, Location & Accessibility in European food retail stores.
The questionnaire is the third opportunity for stakeholders to give input to the process. It seeks your views on draft criteria and compliance verification for buildings of food retail stores. It is foreseen to define mandatory requirements as well as point score requirements. A certain, yet to be defined minimum point score must be achieved to obtain the EU Ecolabel.
By taking the online survey, you can give your opinion on the first draft criteria. The survey is expected to take about 10 to 15 minutes and results will remain anonymous.
The background: The European project SuperSmart aims to support the introduction of the EU Ecolabel for food retail stores. The EU Ecolabel can encourage supermarket stakeholders to implement environmentally friendly and efficient technologies and thus reduce the environmental impact of food retail stores.

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supersmart has launched the next survey for the development of criteria for a future eu ecolabel for food retail stores. this is your chance to actively participate in defining the criteria regarding building energy use, lighting, renewable energies, construction products, location & accessibility in european food retail stores.
the questionnaire is the third opportunity for stakeholders to give input to the process. it seeks your views on draft criteria and compliance verification for buildings of food retail stores. it is foreseen to define mandatory requirements as well as point score requirements. a certain, yet to be defined minimum point score must be achieved to obtain the eu ecolabel.
by taking the online survey, you can give your opinion on the first draft criteria. the survey is expected to take about 10 to 15 minutes and results will remain anonymous.
the background: the european project supersmart aims to support the introduction of the eu ecolabel for food retail stores. the eu ecolabel can encourage supermarket stakeholders to implement environmentally friendly and efficient technologies and thus reduce the environmental impact of food retail stores.


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The F22 family also included another unique engine, which was named F22C1. We have devoted a separate article to it, since it is quite different from F22B or F22A. This naturally aspirated straight-4 engine was created in 2003 specifically for Honda S2000 for the North American market. This engine was developed based on the 2.0-liter F20C.
Let’s compare the F22C and F20C, and find out the main differences.
Honda engineers installed a new 90.7 mm stroke crankshaft, 149.65 mm long rods and 29 mm high pistons into the F22C cylinder block. These pistons are slightly different from the F20C pistons and the compression ratio was reduced to 11.1. 224 mm high F22C block deck.
All these modifications allowed to increase displacement to 2.2 liters.
On top of the block, they installed a 16-valve DOHC head with the VTEC system. The F22C head is the same as the F20C head, but in F22C, new camshafts were used. Here are the F22C cam specs: duration 296/296 deg, lift 12.37/12.06 mm.
The F22C1 engine needs periodic valve adjustment after every 105,000 miles. Adjustment is recommended only if the valves are noisy. Valve clearances are as follows (cold): intake valves 0.21-0.25 mm, exhaust valves 0.25-0.29 mm.
Another F22C difference from the F20C is the use of a heavier flywheel that weighs 9.5 kg. These are the main differences between F22C and F20C, the remaining specs of the engines are the same.
Data upgrades were made to increase the torque at low and medium rpm by reducing the max rpm to 8,200 rpm. This made the car a bit more comfortable for everyday use.
In the end of 2005, JDM Honda S2000 with an F22C1 engine became available; after 3 years, Honda S2000 was discontinued, and F22C was also discontinued.
This F22C engine was developed based on the 2.0-liter F20C, and they have similar problems. All that is written HERE, and is suitable for your F22C1, except for one thing. The Honda S2000 2.2 engines have no problems with cracked valve retainers, they have solved this problem.
Tuning of the F22C Engine is the same as for F20C, but you already have the stroker kit installed. The first step will be buying an AEM cold air intake system, a 4-2-1 header, and a 3 inch exhaust system. Then you have to configure the ECU and raise the max rev to 8,500 rpm. This can give you about 260 HP.
To increase the redline to 9,000 rpm and get good reliability, you will have to buy aftermarket rods and pistons.
You can get even more power by installing an AEM intake system, a TODA 70 mm throttle body, a 3-row performance aluminum radiator, an oil catch can, NGK 9 iridium spark plugs, a TODA lightweight flywheel, a TODA B2 cams, adjustable cam gears, TODA valve springs, a 4-2-1 header, and a 3 inch exhaust system.
Building an N/A Honda S2000 300 WHP at the wheels is possible with these performance parts: 50mm ITB, high compression pistons (CR about 14), aftermarket rods, a Walbro 255 lph fuel pump, AEM fuel rail, 550 cc fuel injectors, an AEM fuel regulator, and an AEM EMS ECU. but this is not enough, you will need cylinder head porting, and you should buy bronze valve guides, Supertech valves (37 mm intake/31 mm exhaust), TODA valve springs and JUN valve retainers, Inline pro cams, a 4-1 header and a 3″ performance exhaust system.
An engine with this mod is to be configured with the use of sports fuel. It will give you over 300 HP, but this is not the limit. You can get even more power if you use custom cams and a 2.7-liter stroker kit.
Building a turbo project based on F22C1 is a good idea, stock internals hold the boost well. You can buy a turbokit based on a small turbocharger and easily get 300 WHP. It will be fast and comfortable for daily driving. To get 400 WHP, you will need a turbo kit based on the GT3076R with an intercooler, NGK 8 Iridium spark plugs, 750 cc fuel injectors, a Walbro 255 lph fuel pump, a 3″ aftermarket exhaust system, and an AEM EMS ECU. This turbocharger will easily give you 400+ WHP at 15 psi (1 bar) of boost pressure with the use of E85 fuel. This is not the limit, you can get 500 WHP or more, but it will require a lot of mods for your cylinder head.

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the f22 family also included another unique engine, which was named f22c1. we have devoted a separate article to it, since it is quite different from f22b or f22a. this naturally aspirated straight-4 engine was created in 2003 specifically for honda s2000 for the north american market. this engine was developed based on the 2.0-liter f20c.
let’s compare the f22c and f20c, and find out the main differences.
honda engineers installed a new 90.7 mm stroke crankshaft, 149.65 mm long rods and 29 mm high pistons into the f22c cylinder block. these pistons are slightly different from the f20c pistons and the compression ratio was reduced to 11.1. 224 mm high f22c block deck.
all these modifications allowed to increase displacement to 2.2 liters.
on top of the block, they installed a 16-valve dohc head with the vtec system. the f22c head is the same as the f20c head, but in f22c, new camshafts were used. here are the f22c cam specs: duration 296/296 deg, lift 12.37/12.06 mm.
the f22c1 engine needs periodic valve adjustment after every 105,000 miles. adjustment is recommended only if the valves are noisy. valve clearances are as follows (cold): intake valves 0.21-0.25 mm, exhaust valves 0.25-0.29 mm.
another f22c difference from the f20c is the use of a heavier flywheel that weighs 9.5 kg. these are the main differences between f22c and f20c, the remaining specs of the engines are the same.
data upgrades were made to increase the torque at low and medium rpm by reducing the max rpm to 8,200 rpm. this made the car a bit more comfortable for everyday use.
in the end of 2005, jdm honda s2000 with an f22c1 engine became available; after 3 years, honda s2000 was discontinued, and f22c was also discontinued.
this f22c engine was developed based on the 2.0-liter f20c, and they have similar problems. all that is written here, and is suitable for your f22c1, except for one thing. the honda s2000 2.2 engines have no problems with cracked valve retainers, they have solved this problem.
tuning of the f22c engine is the same as for f20c, but you already have the stroker kit installed. the first step will be buying an aem cold air intake system, a 4-2-1 header, and a 3 inch exhaust system. then you have to configure the ecu and raise the max rev to 8,500 rpm. this can give you about 260 hp.
to increase the redline to 9,000 rpm and get good reliability, you will have to buy aftermarket rods and pistons.
you can get even more power by installing an aem intake system, a toda 70 mm throttle body, a 3-row performance aluminum radiator, an oil catch can, ngk 9 iridium spark plugs, a toda lightweight flywheel, a toda b2 cams, adjustable cam gears, toda valve springs, a 4-2-1 header, and a 3 inch exhaust system.
building an n/a honda s2000 300 whp at the wheels is possible with these performance parts: 50mm itb, high compression pistons (cr about 14), aftermarket rods, a walbro 255 lph fuel pump, aem fuel rail, 550 cc fuel injectors, an aem fuel regulator, and an aem ems ecu. but this is not enough, you will need cylinder head porting, and you should buy bronze valve guides, supertech valves (37 mm intake/31 mm exhaust), toda valve springs and jun valve retainers, inline pro cams, a 4-1 header and a 3″ performance exhaust system.
an engine with this mod is to be configured with the use of sports fuel. it will give you over 300 hp, but this is not the limit. you can get even more power if you use custom cams and a 2.7-liter stroker kit.
building a turbo project based on f22c1 is a good idea, stock internals hold the boost well. you can buy a turbokit based on a small turbocharger and easily get 300 whp. it will be fast and comfortable for daily driving. to get 400 whp, you will need a turbo kit based on the gt3076r with an intercooler, ngk 8 iridium spark plugs, 750 cc fuel injectors, a walbro 255 lph fuel pump, a 3″ aftermarket exhaust system, and an aem ems ecu. this turbocharger will easily give you 400+ whp at 15 psi (1 bar) of boost pressure with the use of e85 fuel. this is not the limit, you can get 500 whp or more, but it will require a lot of mods for your cylinder head.


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At Fence Installation Guys, we are ready to fulfill all your needs regarding Fences in Ellenville, NY. We have got a staff of specialized experts and the most impressive technology in the industry to present exactly what you need. We apply excellent supplies and budget friendly techniques to guarantee that you have the highest quality services at the best price. Give us a call by dialing 800-341-4840 and we'll be ready to investigate your alternatives, respond to your questions, and arrange an appointment to begin planning the project.
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You have got many great reasons to turn to Fence Installation Guys to suit your needs when it comes to Fences in Ellenville, NY. Our equipment are of the highest quality, our money saving solutions are helpful and efficient, and our customer service ratings are unsurpassed. We'll be there to help you with the most competence and practical experience available. Call 800-341-4840 to communicate with Fence Installation Guys and consider your needs concerning Fences in Ellenville.

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at fence installation guys, we are ready to fulfill all your needs regarding fences in ellenville, ny. we have got a staff of specialized experts and the most impressive technology in the industry to present exactly what you need. we apply excellent supplies and budget friendly techniques to guarantee that you have the highest quality services at the best price. give us a call by dialing 800-341-4840 and we'll be ready to investigate your alternatives, respond to your questions, and arrange an appointment to begin planning the project.
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you have got many great reasons to turn to fence installation guys to suit your needs when it comes to fences in ellenville, ny. our equipment are of the highest quality, our money saving solutions are helpful and efficient, and our customer service ratings are unsurpassed. we'll be there to help you with the most competence and practical experience available. call 800-341-4840 to communicate with fence installation guys and consider your needs concerning fences in ellenville.


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Bathroom Cladding is a fresh, low cost alternative to tiles that takes half the time to install and looks just as luxurious as bathroom tiles.
What makes these beautiful PVC cladding panels so easy to fit is the tongue & groove design, the diagram below explains how each panel interlocks with another.
Not only are they simple to fit together, the interlock-tight design of Claddtech panels produce better waterproofing properties resulting in a seamless finish once installed. These wall panels are perfect for wet areas such as shower enclosures, wet rooms and sink areas.
Low cost and quick to install, Claddtech panels are perfect for those who want a stunning bathroom, at the best price, in as little time as possible. Who is interested in wall panelling for bathrooms, well if your someone looking to transform the look of your bathroom, maybe you want to suprise a family member who has always been there for you, or you have a few properties and need to update your bathrooms quickly for your tenants? Look no further than Claddtech panels.
Need a little more reassurance? Then just look below at this stunning bathroom transformation using Claddtech's Grey Small Tile Effect Anthracite Bathroom Wall Panels.

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bathroom cladding is a fresh, low cost alternative to tiles that takes half the time to install and looks just as luxurious as bathroom tiles.
what makes these beautiful pvc cladding panels so easy to fit is the tongue & groove design, the diagram below explains how each panel interlocks with another.
not only are they simple to fit together, the interlock-tight design of claddtech panels produce better waterproofing properties resulting in a seamless finish once installed. these wall panels are perfect for wet areas such as shower enclosures, wet rooms and sink areas.
low cost and quick to install, claddtech panels are perfect for those who want a stunning bathroom, at the best price, in as little time as possible. who is interested in wall panelling for bathrooms, well if your someone looking to transform the look of your bathroom, maybe you want to suprise a family member who has always been there for you, or you have a few properties and need to update your bathrooms quickly for your tenants? look no further than claddtech panels.
need a little more reassurance? then just look below at this stunning bathroom transformation using claddtech's grey small tile effect anthracite bathroom wall panels.


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Mr. Alex Gonzalez is responsible for overall management and strategic planning of Peoplefluent’s Workforce Compliance and Diversity Management Software Roadmap. In this position, he oversees the continuous development and improvement of the full range of affirmative action, diversity, and compliance solutions. With over 20 years of industry experience, Mr. Gonzalez has assisted hundreds of clients in a variety of industries in the consulting and implementation of affirmative action planning and diversity management systems including manufacturing, transportation, finance, utilities, governmental, and academic.
If you are just beginning to develop your Diversity and Inclusion program for your organization, our upcoming webcast will help you learn how to overcome the unique obstacles you may face in the future.
Typically, an organization’s diversity program matures through four different stages of development. Do you know what stage your company’s program is at and how you can move past your current obstacles and on to the next level? New research from PRI shows what each stage looks like, how these stages change over time and what you can do to overcome challenges and improve your diversity program in your organization.

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mr. alex gonzalez is responsible for overall management and strategic planning of peoplefluent’s workforce compliance and diversity management software roadmap. in this position, he oversees the continuous development and improvement of the full range of affirmative action, diversity, and compliance solutions. with over 20 years of industry experience, mr. gonzalez has assisted hundreds of clients in a variety of industries in the consulting and implementation of affirmative action planning and diversity management systems including manufacturing, transportation, finance, utilities, governmental, and academic.
if you are just beginning to develop your diversity and inclusion program for your organization, our upcoming webcast will help you learn how to overcome the unique obstacles you may face in the future.
typically, an organization’s diversity program matures through four different stages of development. do you know what stage your company’s program is at and how you can move past your current obstacles and on to the next level? new research from pri shows what each stage looks like, how these stages change over time and what you can do to overcome challenges and improve your diversity program in your organization.


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A few years ago i volunteered for OEFFA (Ohio Ecological Food and Farm Association), and had the opportunity to make some photographs at the Hershberger Family Farm Field Day event. The event is organized by the Family Farm Field Day Committee and the Small Farm Institute, a nonprofit committed to the development, promotion and support of Ohio's small family farm agricultural and forestry ventures within the Appalachian region of southern Ohio. The event is largely focused on sustainable farming practices, and low impact farming. It attracts between 4,000 and 5,000 people annually, and moves locations every two years to keep fresh people and energy involved in it. You do not have to be a farmer to attend, and the event is free and open to the public.
There are many different activities to attend during these events. Including seminars on cheese making, homemaking, bread baking, timber management, composting as well as many other topics. There were also free demonstrations and lectures on alternative energy, beekeeping, natural resources, grazing, the farmstead, and the homestead. There were even nature hikes and birding walks for the children.
This event is focused on preserving the heritage of Ohio's small family farms through lower energy agricultural activities that promote family lifestyles revolving around the farmstead and homestead. It was a particularly interesting experience for me, because the event consisted of primarily Amish and Mennonite families from Ohio and Pennsylvania. Some families however, traveled all the way from the west coast, and there was even one Mennonite family from Mexico. i grew up in rural, central Ohio, and there were many Amish communities located just a short drive from us, but i never really got to know anyone from the communities or that much about them.
However, when i was young, my grandpa would take me to the livestock auctions that were always heavily attended by the Amish farmers. i remember watching the Amish children standing in a circle, playing different games with each other to pass the time. They were always smiling and laughing and they seemed to have a much better time with each other than the groups of kids at my Elementary School. i'm sure it was a case of the "grass is always greener" perception, but i found their lifestyle intriguing and mysterious and i always wanted to know more about them.
So as an adult, i was excited to attend this event, and have the opportunity to discuss the lifestyle and food production with many of the farmers. Because of their lifestyle, it surprised me to learn that the majority of Amish farms are non-organic. i suppose i just assumed with their stewardship to the land that they didn't use chemicals in their agricultural practices. One of the reasons for this, is people like me, assume that because it is Amish grown, even if it isn't certified, it must be "all naturally" grown. So going through the expense of converting their farm to organic, even though they would quickly recoup the cost with the organic certified premiums, they still don't feel like it makes sense from a marketing standpoint.
Many farms in the Amish communities however, are becoming certified organic and there does seem to be a growing concern about sustainable practices. Several of the farmers at the event are part of the Organic Valley cooperative that is based in La Farge, Wisconsin. Organic Valley is made up of 1,834 farmer-owners who are spread out over 32 states and three Canadian provinces that practice sustainable, organic agriculture. These events are a great place to promote these sustainable practices, and to educate other farmers about the benefits of it. The Hershberger Farm, where it was held, is a certified grass-fed dairy farm, which was convenient for those who are curious to see to see how it all works, and hopefully reduce some of the fears and concerns associated with converting.
One thing i noticed at this particular event was the level of organization. Even with thousands of people showing up at a medium sized family farm in horse-drawn buggies, cars, trucks, bicycles, walking, and on tractors, there didn't seem to be any chaos. The patience that was displayed was quite impressive. The food lines were a sight to see as well. Everyone lined up in perfect lines as if it were a military operation, and waited calmly for their turn. Considering the volume of people that moved through possibly six lines where the food was being served, it all happened very quickly. It was strange to observe considering the impatient scene at most state fairs or amusement parks these days.
It was a wonderful experience to visit the farm and to become more familiar with the Amish and Mennonite lifestyles. Events such as these seem extremely useful in educating people who aren't necessarily exposed to the same media about the food situation in the world. Farming is obviously a large part of many of their lives, and being educated about the dangers of non-sustainable practices is the first step.

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a few years ago i volunteered for oeffa (ohio ecological food and farm association), and had the opportunity to make some photographs at the hershberger family farm field day event. the event is organized by the family farm field day committee and the small farm institute, a nonprofit committed to the development, promotion and support of ohio's small family farm agricultural and forestry ventures within the appalachian region of southern ohio. the event is largely focused on sustainable farming practices, and low impact farming. it attracts between 4,000 and 5,000 people annually, and moves locations every two years to keep fresh people and energy involved in it. you do not have to be a farmer to attend, and the event is free and open to the public.
there are many different activities to attend during these events. including seminars on cheese making, homemaking, bread baking, timber management, composting as well as many other topics. there were also free demonstrations and lectures on alternative energy, beekeeping, natural resources, grazing, the farmstead, and the homestead. there were even nature hikes and birding walks for the children.
this event is focused on preserving the heritage of ohio's small family farms through lower energy agricultural activities that promote family lifestyles revolving around the farmstead and homestead. it was a particularly interesting experience for me, because the event consisted of primarily amish and mennonite families from ohio and pennsylvania. some families however, traveled all the way from the west coast, and there was even one mennonite family from mexico. i grew up in rural, central ohio, and there were many amish communities located just a short drive from us, but i never really got to know anyone from the communities or that much about them.
however, when i was young, my grandpa would take me to the livestock auctions that were always heavily attended by the amish farmers. i remember watching the amish children standing in a circle, playing different games with each other to pass the time. they were always smiling and laughing and they seemed to have a much better time with each other than the groups of kids at my elementary school. i'm sure it was a case of the "grass is always greener" perception, but i found their lifestyle intriguing and mysterious and i always wanted to know more about them.
so as an adult, i was excited to attend this event, and have the opportunity to discuss the lifestyle and food production with many of the farmers. because of their lifestyle, it surprised me to learn that the majority of amish farms are non-organic. i suppose i just assumed with their stewardship to the land that they didn't use chemicals in their agricultural practices. one of the reasons for this, is people like me, assume that because it is amish grown, even if it isn't certified, it must be "all naturally" grown. so going through the expense of converting their farm to organic, even though they would quickly recoup the cost with the organic certified premiums, they still don't feel like it makes sense from a marketing standpoint.
many farms in the amish communities however, are becoming certified organic and there does seem to be a growing concern about sustainable practices. several of the farmers at the event are part of the organic valley cooperative that is based in la farge, wisconsin. organic valley is made up of 1,834 farmer-owners who are spread out over 32 states and three canadian provinces that practice sustainable, organic agriculture. these events are a great place to promote these sustainable practices, and to educate other farmers about the benefits of it. the hershberger farm, where it was held, is a certified grass-fed dairy farm, which was convenient for those who are curious to see to see how it all works, and hopefully reduce some of the fears and concerns associated with converting.
one thing i noticed at this particular event was the level of organization. even with thousands of people showing up at a medium sized family farm in horse-drawn buggies, cars, trucks, bicycles, walking, and on tractors, there didn't seem to be any chaos. the patience that was displayed was quite impressive. the food lines were a sight to see as well. everyone lined up in perfect lines as if it were a military operation, and waited calmly for their turn. considering the volume of people that moved through possibly six lines where the food was being served, it all happened very quickly. it was strange to observe considering the impatient scene at most state fairs or amusement parks these days.
it was a wonderful experience to visit the farm and to become more familiar with the amish and mennonite lifestyles. events such as these seem extremely useful in educating people who aren't necessarily exposed to the same media about the food situation in the world. farming is obviously a large part of many of their lives, and being educated about the dangers of non-sustainable practices is the first step.


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It is interesting how strong a label, or being designated a certain way, can affect a child’s future. Whether it be at a young age or later in life, it can cause a child to enact the self-fulfilling prophecy and do the actions expected with their new “role/label.” Such as labeling a very young child who is hyperactive as “naughty”, while they are acting such as what they are, a child. Once they are prescribed this label it can create a new pathway where they are expected to act this way, or when they do not it would be considered strange by those supervising. It is human nature to try to maintain our role, but at times some individuals have the perseverance to deviate from how they are viewed.
The following article is an example of one of these individuals (who himself even questioned doubting authority), where he was thought to be a “slow learner” and rather had a disorder that caused a believed disadvantage compared to his classmates. When given the time to fully complete his test and assignments the child was able to go from averaging C’s in classes to almost all A’s. One struggle with our current system is that it is like the toddler’s toy of fitting shapes into holes, but there is only one hole and belief that all children are just one shape. Children come in a wide array of “shapes” that need new holes to be created for success to be a reality. We need to possibly reshape the way our education system works, but more importantly, figure out ways that students with deficiencies/delays are correctly identified.
One of the goals of Achieve Brown County, in the present, is to work with local healthcare providers to make sure that children aged 0 to 5 are receiving check ups for detecting physical, socio-emotional and cognitive deficiencies. This is important because initial data indicated the possibility that over 50% of children ages 0-3 who are identified as having potential developmental delays do not receive services. Having a service system set in place will allow for the detection of different deficiencies and prevent them from being labeling thus leading to a negative pathway for their educational life.

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it is interesting how strong a label, or being designated a certain way, can affect a child’s future. whether it be at a young age or later in life, it can cause a child to enact the self-fulfilling prophecy and do the actions expected with their new “role/label.” such as labeling a very young child who is hyperactive as “naughty”, while they are acting such as what they are, a child. once they are prescribed this label it can create a new pathway where they are expected to act this way, or when they do not it would be considered strange by those supervising. it is human nature to try to maintain our role, but at times some individuals have the perseverance to deviate from how they are viewed.
the following article is an example of one of these individuals (who himself even questioned doubting authority), where he was thought to be a “slow learner” and rather had a disorder that caused a believed disadvantage compared to his classmates. when given the time to fully complete his test and assignments the child was able to go from averaging c’s in classes to almost all a’s. one struggle with our current system is that it is like the toddler’s toy of fitting shapes into holes, but there is only one hole and belief that all children are just one shape. children come in a wide array of “shapes” that need new holes to be created for success to be a reality. we need to possibly reshape the way our education system works, but more importantly, figure out ways that students with deficiencies/delays are correctly identified.
one of the goals of achieve brown county, in the present, is to work with local healthcare providers to make sure that children aged 0 to 5 are receiving check ups for detecting physical, socio-emotional and cognitive deficiencies. this is important because initial data indicated the possibility that over 50% of children ages 0-3 who are identified as having potential developmental delays do not receive services. having a service system set in place will allow for the detection of different deficiencies and prevent them from being labeling thus leading to a negative pathway for their educational life.


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One Planet Media was set up by Stewart Boyle and Scott Sansom. Stewart is an experienced environmental campaigner and renewable energy businessman. He has worked for Greenpeace International, Friends of the Earth and several renewable energy companies. He brings great writing, production, voice-over and organisation skills, extensive green technology sales experience, and interviewing panache to the table.
Scott has a background in broadcast filmmaking, delivering documentaries and news items for international TV, as well as years of experience creating promotional films. He has worked for the BBC, Al-Jazeera International, 3G and many other clients. We also have a wide range of Associates who bring, camera, audio, production, web and marketing expertise to the table.
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one planet media was set up by stewart boyle and scott sansom. stewart is an experienced environmental campaigner and renewable energy businessman. he has worked for greenpeace international, friends of the earth and several renewable energy companies. he brings great writing, production, voice-over and organisation skills, extensive green technology sales experience, and interviewing panache to the table.
scott has a background in broadcast filmmaking, delivering documentaries and news items for international tv, as well as years of experience creating promotional films. he has worked for the bbc, al-jazeera international, 3g and many other clients. we also have a wide range of associates who bring, camera, audio, production, web and marketing expertise to the table.
gani naylor has recently joined the team, bringing extensive experience on a wide range of uk and international projects. martin goodsmith, a kent based camera man, editor and director, has also become an opm associate, providing huge experience to our pfr film team. we recently worked with elliott corke of hexcam. elliott uses an amazing mini-helicopter (the octocopter) to take great aerial shots. you can reach him direct via hexcam.
we can tailor our team to your needs. we offer a full professional crew including director, producer, scriptwriter, camera operators, sound recordist and editor. or perhaps you need something on a tighter budget where an all-in-one director/cameraman and editor will deliver all that you need? we cater for a wide range of budgets and objectives.
we have broadcast hd quality sony and canon shooting kit, a gopro action and time-lapse camera system, access to aerial photography equipment via our associate company hexcam, and a final cut pro editing suite which we can make available with our crew. we can also access most av equipment with engineers for a range of events.
we also offer integrated web support with our pool of associate designers who are at the cutting edge of media development. our web partners offer traditional and ‘open source’ web solutions for major corporations and smaller ngos. our web style is to emphasise simplicity and clarity of message, honesty and eye-catching design.


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Gay Men To That!!: Why Do Right Wingers Hate Obama? Bill Maher Asks.
Why Do Right Wingers Hate Obama? Bill Maher Asks.
He's got a point. President Obama has governed like a moderate Republican and yet the far right can't hate him enough. Gee, I wonder why?
[Obama] didn't go on a spending spree. He didn't break up the too-big-to-fail banks. They've only gotten bigger. And fail-ier. That's not what liberals wanted. That's what conservatives wanted.
At the 2008 convention, Sarah Palin chanted "drill baby drill!" Under Obama, there's more drilling than ever. That's not what environmentalists wanted. That's what conservatives wanted.
Obama spent most of last year conceding the Republican premise that government needed cutting. That's not what progressives wanted. That's what the Tea Party wanted.
The Dow was at 7949 when he took office. Now it's 12000 and over, and corporate profits are at their highest ever. If he's a socialist, he's a lousy one. He could not be less threatening if he was walking home with ice tea and Skittles.
So the question remains. How could you guys be so unhappy with Obama while I'm so unhappy with Obama? You think you got coal in your stocking? I wanted single payer health care, a carbon emissions bill, gun control and legalized pot. If you get to carry around all this outrage over me getting that sh*t, shouldn't I have gotten it?
So just admit it. This isn't about what Obama is. it's about what you need him to be. Because hating him is what gets you up in the morning.

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gay men to that!!: why do right wingers hate obama? bill maher asks.
why do right wingers hate obama? bill maher asks.
he's got a point. president obama has governed like a moderate republican and yet the far right can't hate him enough. gee, i wonder why?
[obama] didn't go on a spending spree. he didn't break up the too-big-to-fail banks. they've only gotten bigger. and fail-ier. that's not what liberals wanted. that's what conservatives wanted.
at the 2008 convention, sarah palin chanted "drill baby drill!" under obama, there's more drilling than ever. that's not what environmentalists wanted. that's what conservatives wanted.
obama spent most of last year conceding the republican premise that government needed cutting. that's not what progressives wanted. that's what the tea party wanted.
the dow was at 7949 when he took office. now it's 12000 and over, and corporate profits are at their highest ever. if he's a socialist, he's a lousy one. he could not be less threatening if he was walking home with ice tea and skittles.
so the question remains. how could you guys be so unhappy with obama while i'm so unhappy with obama? you think you got coal in your stocking? i wanted single payer health care, a carbon emissions bill, gun control and legalized pot. if you get to carry around all this outrage over me getting that sh*t, shouldn't i have gotten it?
so just admit it. this isn't about what obama is. it's about what you need him to be. because hating him is what gets you up in the morning.


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botox clinic situated in tel aviv, israel.
friendly english speaking doctors will make you feel at home.
whether you are a tourist on vacation, or an israeli citizen, botox tel aviv is the ideal בוטוקס (botox) clinic for you.
the clinic is located in ramat hahayal, the hi-tech district of tel aviv and conveniently located near public parking and the world famous assuta private hospital.
all our doctors are fully qualified in aesthetic medicine.
we specialize in non-surgical aesthetics. if you suffer from wrinkles and would like a non-surgical treatment, then book a free, no-obligation consultation. our doctors will assess you and see if you are an appropriate candidate for treatment.
botox is a simple and safe temporary treatment to treat and prevent wrinkles. botox works by temporarily relaxing the muscles that cause expression wrinkes. our doctors inject only the muscles that cause wrinkles and allow you to maintain a natural look.
as opposed to botox, dermal fillers actually fill the creases and wrinkles. the most commonly accepted substance for use is hyaluronic acid.
drop by and visit us today!