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The Indiana WIC (Women, Infants and Children) program is handled by the Department of Health. This state agency can help you with questions or issues with WIC including how to apply, what is required to be eligible for Indiana WIC benefits or if you need to schedule an appointment. If you will be meeting with the Indiana Department of Health, we suggest you verify what documents you should bring with you to make sure they have all the information they need to help determine your eligibility. This page provides the Indiana WIC office number and office hours.
The Indiana WIC program aims to assist low-income and nutritionally at risk women who are pregnant, women who are currently breastfeeding (up to infant's 1st birthday), nonbreastfeeding postpartum women (up to 6 months after the birth of an infant or after pregnancy ends), infants (up to 1st birthday) and children up to their fifth birthday. Benefits that are provided to participants through the Indiana WIC program includes supplemental nutritious foods, nutrition education, counseling at WIC clinics, screening and referrals for other health reasons, welfare and social services.
If you are planning to move out of state, Indiana WIC participants can still receive their benefits until the certification period expires as long as there is proof that they received WIC benefits in Indiana. Before you move, it is recommended that you contact the local WIC office. In most cases, the state agency will provide you with a special card that proves you participated in the Indiana WIC Program. When you have moved, the next step would be to call the WIC office in the state you moved to and schedule an appointment. Make sure to bring the special card to your appointment to show proof you received benefits from the Indiana WIC program.
The number to call this state agency is 800-522-0874. Their fax number is 317-233-5609.
To view the website for the Indiana WIC program, click here.
Find out what foods you can purchase by viewing the Indiana WIC approved food list.
Where are the Indiana WIC office facilities located?
The WIC Indiana facilities are located throughout the state. Therefore, no matter which city you live in, you can apply for Women, Infants and Children (WIC) program benefits. When you are ready to submit your WIC application, you need to file your documents in an office. It is important that you find a facility near you where you can apply for WIC benefits. You can search for WIC acceptance facilities using this site. Offices are displayed based on state and are narrowed down by city. With this tool, you can always find offices near you.
Do I need an appointment to apply for WIC in Indiana?
You need a certification appointment to apply at a WIC office in Indiana. In order to apply for benefits, you must contact your local office. In any case, it is necessary that you schedule a WIC appointment before you go there to apply. Once you schedule your appointment, make sure you bring your children to the WIC office with you. Program officials will be unable to process your application if you do not arrive accompanied by your household members. This is also true if you have infants who are included in your petition.
What should I bring to apply for the Indiana WIC program?
Proof of earnings. You must show workers at the WIC clinic proof of how much you earned in the previous month. To satisfy this requirement, bring pay stubs, proof of unemployment insurance, child support payments or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) statements.
Proof of residency. You are required to live in Indiana if you receive WIC in the state. To prove your residency, bring a copy of your lease, your driver’s license or a utility bill.
Proof of identity. Make sure to bring proof of identity for you and anyone else in your family when you go to the WIC office. Examples of documentation that satisfy this requirement include your state-issued ID, birth certificate or marriage license.
Proof of immunization. Your children who are younger than two years of age need to be current on their vaccines. Bring proof of this when you report to the office.

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the indiana wic (women, infants and children) program is handled by the department of health. this state agency can help you with questions or issues with wic including how to apply, what is required to be eligible for indiana wic benefits or if you need to schedule an appointment. if you will be meeting with the indiana department of health, we suggest you verify what documents you should bring with you to make sure they have all the information they need to help determine your eligibility. this page provides the indiana wic office number and office hours.
the indiana wic program aims to assist low-income and nutritionally at risk women who are pregnant, women who are currently breastfeeding (up to infant's 1st birthday), nonbreastfeeding postpartum women (up to 6 months after the birth of an infant or after pregnancy ends), infants (up to 1st birthday) and children up to their fifth birthday. benefits that are provided to participants through the indiana wic program includes supplemental nutritious foods, nutrition education, counseling at wic clinics, screening and referrals for other health reasons, welfare and social services.
if you are planning to move out of state, indiana wic participants can still receive their benefits until the certification period expires as long as there is proof that they received wic benefits in indiana. before you move, it is recommended that you contact the local wic office. in most cases, the state agency will provide you with a special card that proves you participated in the indiana wic program. when you have moved, the next step would be to call the wic office in the state you moved to and schedule an appointment. make sure to bring the special card to your appointment to show proof you received benefits from the indiana wic program.
the number to call this state agency is 800-522-0874. their fax number is 317-233-5609.
to view the website for the indiana wic program, click here.
find out what foods you can purchase by viewing the indiana wic approved food list.
where are the indiana wic office facilities located?
the wic indiana facilities are located throughout the state. therefore, no matter which city you live in, you can apply for women, infants and children (wic) program benefits. when you are ready to submit your wic application, you need to file your documents in an office. it is important that you find a facility near you where you can apply for wic benefits. you can search for wic acceptance facilities using this site. offices are displayed based on state and are narrowed down by city. with this tool, you can always find offices near you.
do i need an appointment to apply for wic in indiana?
you need a certification appointment to apply at a wic office in indiana. in order to apply for benefits, you must contact your local office. in any case, it is necessary that you schedule a wic appointment before you go there to apply. once you schedule your appointment, make sure you bring your children to the wic office with you. program officials will be unable to process your application if you do not arrive accompanied by your household members. this is also true if you have infants who are included in your petition.
what should i bring to apply for the indiana wic program?
proof of earnings. you must show workers at the wic clinic proof of how much you earned in the previous month. to satisfy this requirement, bring pay stubs, proof of unemployment insurance, child support payments or supplemental security income (ssi) statements.
proof of residency. you are required to live in indiana if you receive wic in the state. to prove your residency, bring a copy of your lease, your driver’s license or a utility bill.
proof of identity. make sure to bring proof of identity for you and anyone else in your family when you go to the wic office. examples of documentation that satisfy this requirement include your state-issued id, birth certificate or marriage license.
proof of immunization. your children who are younger than two years of age need to be current on their vaccines. bring proof of this when you report to the office.


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The companies Luis Zamorano Tais and Grupo Inmobiliario de las Islas Occidentales manage the real estate activity of Grupo CIO.
The management of properties in privileged areas of the Canary Islands, as well as tower blocks in metropolitan areas and warehouses in industrial precincts.
Development and promotion of residential areas and villas.

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the companies luis zamorano tais and grupo inmobiliario de las islas occidentales manage the real estate activity of grupo cio.
the management of properties in privileged areas of the canary islands, as well as tower blocks in metropolitan areas and warehouses in industrial precincts.
development and promotion of residential areas and villas.


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A 25-year-old man was arrested after police saw him in a car with a woman who had an order of protection against him.
East Hampton Town police said Cristian A. Vasquez Rios of Springs was in the passenger seat of a 2013 Nissan in Maidstone Park around 11:15 p.m. on Nov. 11. Leydy Parrado was behind the wheel, police said.
Mr. Rios was charged with misdemeanor criminal contempt and held for arraignment in the morning. Town Justice Steven Tekulsky released him on his own recognizance.

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a 25-year-old man was arrested after police saw him in a car with a woman who had an order of protection against him.
east hampton town police said cristian a. vasquez rios of springs was in the passenger seat of a 2013 nissan in maidstone park around 11:15 p.m. on nov. 11. leydy parrado was behind the wheel, police said.
mr. rios was charged with misdemeanor criminal contempt and held for arraignment in the morning. town justice steven tekulsky released him on his own recognizance.


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We can cater from 20 children up to 200 children like school discos or school proms we currently cover. We can offer games like musical chairs, musical bumps, musical statue and any other games you would like. Prizes are given out and a medal for the winner. Why not add our retro sweet machines to your kids disco they love them.
With our youngers kids disco will play childerns songs and party songs with games like musical bumps, musical statue and parcel parcel to make your kids enjoy there birthday plus we give the winner a prize.
With all tweenies parties we play childen games like musical bumps, musical statue and parcel parcel to make your kids enjoy there birthday with all the upto date music to get them dancing and we give out prizes to the winner.
We offer many extras for the party like balloons, party poppers, glow sticks, banners or even a illuminated chocolate fountain with treats candy floss hire and popcorn machine hire.

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we can cater from 20 children up to 200 children like school discos or school proms we currently cover. we can offer games like musical chairs, musical bumps, musical statue and any other games you would like. prizes are given out and a medal for the winner. why not add our retro sweet machines to your kids disco they love them.
with our youngers kids disco will play childerns songs and party songs with games like musical bumps, musical statue and parcel parcel to make your kids enjoy there birthday plus we give the winner a prize.
with all tweenies parties we play childen games like musical bumps, musical statue and parcel parcel to make your kids enjoy there birthday with all the upto date music to get them dancing and we give out prizes to the winner.
we offer many extras for the party like balloons, party poppers, glow sticks, banners or even a illuminated chocolate fountain with treats candy floss hire and popcorn machine hire.


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Posted on April 7, 2015 April 7, 2015 by Life in the Wylde West	This entry was posted in health and diet. Bookmark the permalink.
I tried to read your new squarespace blog. But it wouldn’t let me log in. I tried to join, and I googled how to join to read blogs but I couldn’t figure it out. I’ll keep trying to read your blog!!
gosh learning really is hard. hum. I tied two other ways.
Kate! you’re so smart. I have no idea how to put other blog sites in my WP reader? Well, I won’t be using the WP reader so much more. I get emails when you post:) I’m glad you will still follow me. That makes me happy.
Today I would like to nominate my blogging friend Tracie over at Life in the Wylde West. This is her new blog…I’m so excited to see where she goes with this. Tracie is also my cosmic twin. Though we have never met, we have so many parallels in our lives, it’s almost scary (but in a good way of course). She is so very talented, photography, film-making, stories…I sure hope I’m not adding too much to her already busy life.

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posted on april 7, 2015 april 7, 2015 by life in the wylde west	this entry was posted in health and diet. bookmark the permalink.
i tried to read your new squarespace blog. but it wouldn’t let me log in. i tried to join, and i googled how to join to read blogs but i couldn’t figure it out. i’ll keep trying to read your blog!!
gosh learning really is hard. hum. i tied two other ways.
kate! you’re so smart. i have no idea how to put other blog sites in my wp reader? well, i won’t be using the wp reader so much more. i get emails when you post:) i’m glad you will still follow me. that makes me happy.
today i would like to nominate my blogging friend tracie over at life in the wylde west. this is her new blog…i’m so excited to see where she goes with this. tracie is also my cosmic twin. though we have never met, we have so many parallels in our lives, it’s almost scary (but in a good way of course). she is so very talented, photography, film-making, stories…i sure hope i’m not adding too much to her already busy life.


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what color plastics - white ?
Blasphemy. Dressing up a Yamaha like one of those others bikes. Kinda like going from Bruce to Catlin.
Color is color, it doesn't determine the quality and performance. I like your color choice. Pretty neat idea actually. Please post more, I'd love to see the finished product!
it will look good - what color seat are you going with ?
Like the idea, I see it in traditional style Yamaha graphics except instead of white on blue they're white on orange, but that's me. Naturally being from TN, I'm a Big Orange fan.
Well it's been a long while since I've posted and a lot of work and effort has been poured into the build, this is a nut and bolt resto/mod so it's taking me a real long time( it's been 2 years now) , specially when its constantly on the back burner with other projects, anyway here's a pic of how I picked the bike up, the next few posts will be pic heavy!!
Powdercoated the swingarm and wheels, super stoked with how it's starting to come together. There's nothing better than dragging a bike out of the dirt and bringing it back!
Somewhere during this time I threw out the entire rear axle assembly, spacers and all and it's taken me the best part of 6 months to track down replacements for everything and cost about 100 bucks but they're finally on the way, keeping track of parts is important!

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what color plastics - white ?
blasphemy. dressing up a yamaha like one of those others bikes. kinda like going from bruce to catlin.
color is color, it doesn't determine the quality and performance. i like your color choice. pretty neat idea actually. please post more, i'd love to see the finished product!
it will look good - what color seat are you going with ?
like the idea, i see it in traditional style yamaha graphics except instead of white on blue they're white on orange, but that's me. naturally being from tn, i'm a big orange fan.
well it's been a long while since i've posted and a lot of work and effort has been poured into the build, this is a nut and bolt resto/mod so it's taking me a real long time( it's been 2 years now) , specially when its constantly on the back burner with other projects, anyway here's a pic of how i picked the bike up, the next few posts will be pic heavy!!
powdercoated the swingarm and wheels, super stoked with how it's starting to come together. there's nothing better than dragging a bike out of the dirt and bringing it back!
somewhere during this time i threw out the entire rear axle assembly, spacers and all and it's taken me the best part of 6 months to track down replacements for everything and cost about 100 bucks but they're finally on the way, keeping track of parts is important!


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Greetings Sponsors,Recently my husband Vic and I ventured to Bali for a bit of R&R and to catch up with the AAS Bali committee and coordinators. We are always amazed at the commitment of our volunteer crew in Bali and would like to share some of those happenings with you.There was a casual get together at Wayan Tur’s house (AAS Bali Vice President) for his birthday on the 9th August and several coordinators, associated Principals and friends joined the festivities.
We visited SD2 Kutuh and met again with the sponsored children. Oka Darmaja is the new coordinator for this school (as well as SD7 Benoa where he teaches) and has replaced Putu Warasini who was promoted and transferred. Many thanks to Lucy Sawkins and family and Levi’s Gift Foundation for the donation of funds to instal a new computer and wifi system at the school. The new Principal Gede Rina is very pleased to continue the association with AAS and proud to announce that SDKutuh was the Bali winner of the Library Competition. The new Homework Club has commenced at SD2 Kutuh to assist the children whose parents are illiterate. We also visited SMPN4 Kuta Selatan and were very surprised at the amount of additions and renovations made to accommodate the huge influx of children to the school. This school, new 6 years ago, has had some wonderful achievements in a short time.
We ventured to Pandek Gede to visit Dharma Ambesa and his family, accompanied by Brian and Sue Appleyard, long time sponsors, where we met with many of the new sponsorship children and their Mothers. We also met the Principal of the school where many of our new sponsored children attend, Mr Gede Sudama.
Gayus is the recipient of the Milner International College of English Scholarship and will arrive in Perth on the 9th October for five weeks at Milner and then one week at Endeavour Primary School, which is the sister school to SD24 Pemecutan where Gayus is the English Teacher. He returns to Bali on 21st November.
Sunday saw us off to Negara to deliver a bike to a very excited Iluh Putu Listia Dewi, who lives with an older brother since her parents both passed away. She will need to ride about 7kms each way to Junior High School soon. Iluh kept saying, “But it is new”. A big thank you to Mrs Rennick for the donation of the bike for Iluh. Thank you to Ketut Iga for sourcing, purchasing and delivering the bike and to coordinator, Gede Sudarmadiasa for the lovely morning tea with his Mum and Dad and Vic’s soccer game with his boys.
Monday 17th August was Independence Day in Indonesia. Red and white flags adorn houses, buildings and streets. There are ‘Flag Ceremonies’ at all the schools, most businesses and Government Departments. School children practise marching and drills for some weeks before the day. Vic and I attended the ceremony at the Risata Hotel. It was presented and attended by many of the staff. Children of staff who had attained a ranking of 1, 2 or 3 at school in the end of year exams were invited to join the ceremony, at which they were presented by the CEO, Antik Mugianto, with a monetary award, books and a new school bag before enjoying a breakfast with their parents.
We visited SMP4 Kediri to present the ‘Anne Rennick Scholarship for six years of high school to Ni Komang Tri Citradewi and caught up with Ni Kadek Dian Saraswati, recipient of last years ‘Grattan Scholarship and the other sponsored children. Thanks to Alit Widia for making the arrangements and to the new coordinator at SMPN4 Kediri, Wayan Sekarini for her assistance.
Next it was on to SDN4 Kaba Kaba where we inspected the ‘Aveley English Centre’ and met with the Principal and staff, after which we moved to SDN1 Kaba Kaba. Both these schools provided a digital record of AAS coordinators and parents and children’s visits from their sister schools. Again we met the sponsored children. It is wonderful to see them looking healthy and to hear they are achieving well at school.
We were able to deliver new school clothes, (hats, shorts, Tshirts, skirts, skorts) donated by Morley Primary School to be distributed to local schools and families. Thank you Alit and Made for facilitating all of this and for the lovely cake and afternoon tea. A big ‘Thank You’ to Morley Primary School. I understand that some of the larger wide brimmed hats have been donated to the Senior Citizens Club for use on their Friday aerobics sessions. Alit Widia is involved in the Senior Citizens Club, which is currently endeavouring to raise funds to take the Senior’s on a bus trip to visit some of their Traditional Temples.
On the way to Lovina we caught up with Ketut, the Principal of SD3 Rianggede and his wife Tini. They had a most enjoyable visit to their sister school, Riverside Educational Support Centre in Mandurah in June. Thank you to the staff and Principal Jim Douglas, who ensured the visit was informative, relaxed and so enjoyable for the visitors from Bali. It will long be remembered. Again, another delicious lunch.
Once we arrived in the North of the island we visited the Singaraja Hospital. Komang Budi’s wife, Komang, who assists him both for his needs and in the business, had a stroke a week before and her right side has been compromised. Signs of partial recovery were evident. She had some movement in her right hand, she could speak a little but her leg was still paralysed. The next day we visited Budi at home and he was hard at work with members of his family assisting to complete a consignment for delivery the next day. It will be some time before the extent of Komang’s disability is known but Budi’s family said they would all help. Budi, with assistance, was tie dying and painting traditional patterns on sarongs and intended to work through the night to have the consignment ready on time.
On the way cutting across from Rianggede to Baturiti, we fortunately took a wrong turn and saw this.
We met up with Leonie, the daughter of one of our other sponsors and visited the student Hendra and his mother, at Ketut and Yuni’s house once more. Yuni had purchased shoes, socks, bag, telephone, dictionary and thongs with Hendra on behalf of his sponsor. Another delicious meal. It was a very happy occasion.
We went to Marga and with our coordinator, Ketut Widana visited the home of one of Mrs Beeson’s sponsored children. Nandi is unable to walk and relies on his wheelchair or moves around on his hands and knees. Nandi’s sister, Nadya is also sponsored and the two children are very close siblings. They live with Mum, Granma and an older sister. Nandi was 9 years old before he was able to go to school so is a little behind in his schooling. Hopefully he will commence at an SMP (Special School) in the near future.
On the way back we stopped to catch up with Sri Agustini, the AAS Treasurer. Sri is expecting her third baby and works full time in the Education Department as well as being a volunteer with AAS. How does she do it all? We saw different things on the way back.
In addition we met with Coordinators Anief Arzuani Adhar (Pecatu), Wayan Suadra (Baturiti), Agung Sumanadi (Pelaga and Petang), Agung Putra (Mas, Ubud). Thank you all for the hard work you contribute to make AAS such a success in Bali.
We ran into Made Wijana at the Bedugal markets. Made visited Perth with one of the Principals study tours some years ago. We visited Stikes Nursing Academy and the Dwi Jendra University in Denpasar. This campus caters for children from Kindergarten, Elementary, Junior High, Senior High and University. The five Faculties in University are Education, Law, Agriculture, Business and Religion. Staff at the University has produced a computer programme to add to ‘Fonts’ on the computer. It converts other languages to Balinese (not Indonesian) written language. It looks very much like Sanskrit and is very difficult to learn. We were given a demonstration and a DVD programme to ‘have a go’. This is a non-smoking campus and signs warn of huge fines if anyone is caught smoking – that is all staff and students alike.
We were able to catch up with sponsors from Victoria who were in Bali and will visit their sponsored children in the next week or so. Have a good time Lyn, Gary, Eric, Bianca and Helen. Of course we had the odd swim in our pool and the water is much cooller and enjoyable than in February when it is so warm.
Thanks to the Risata Resort for the counter collection on behalf of AAS. The donations this year will ensure another elementary child has funding.
August 19th saw us enjoy dinner with Ketut, Yuni,and their children Vicky and Adinda, Wayan Tur and his wife Julie and Gede Sudarmadiasa at the Bale Udang Restaurant. Not only did we enjoy a wonderful meal but had much fun and laughter. Many thanks to my friends and to Gede for the lovely Black Forest cake.
One of the last meetings we had was as SMAN1 Kuta where discussions were held about the students study tour for Harmony Week in March 2016. Nyoman Yasa the Principal has confirmed the group will visit and part of their programme will be to attend school for two days at Belmont City College. The students will visit tourist attractions such as Whiteman Park and Fremantle SMAN1 Kuta will host a group of West Australian Scouts in November.
We returned to Perth at the end of August confident about the future of AAS in Bali due to the commitment of the coordinators and committee. Thank you to all the schools and sponsors who make this programme so viable. It is very rewarding to see children graduate from High School and University knowing that without financial support the majority of them would not have completed elementary school.
In January 2015, Susan Cromb (Membership Officer) conducted a workshop at Keraton Beach Hotel, Jimbaran, for new coordinators in the Kuta Selatan area. Jati and Gayus, both long-term coordinators for AAS, shared their experiences with the newcomers.
When in Bali Sherryn and her friends from Canada, Terry and Gail had an opportunity to visit some Sister School Projects in some different villages: Kaba-Kaba, Nyambu, Cepaka and Munggu. Her visit could be a special one.That time she didn’t visit sponsored students,but some projects that funded by Sister Schools.
She began her visit on Friday, 20 February 2015. In SD2 Munggu she officially began communicating with LeeAnn Hanson at Nowra Public School in Sydney, NSW by using a skype. The cost of internet and set up a skype was funded by the two schools.Now the communication between the two schools become easier as if Munggu – Sydney were near. They plan to communicate regularly every Friday.
The Landsdale Primary school sent some money for SD2 Kaba-Kaba. The fund was spent for furnishing the school library needs i.e. TV-DVD, CURTAINS AND GRIFTING IRON for windows. Sherryn was honoured to switch on the TV to watch visitors that had a visit to this school before.
In SD4 Kaba-Kaba Sherryn and groups were shown the CLEAN WATER project. The project was wholely funded by the Aveley Primary School. Now the students need not to take water from the old school well anymore. They can keep the toilet clean and the garden beautifully green.
The last visit on that day was at SD1 Kaba-Kaba. Sherryn had opportunity to strike the RINDIK, a bamboo music instrument. Lyn and Gary Yeomans from Victoria donated some money for it.
The next visit was on Friday, 27 February.Sherryn and groups continueing their visit to some other schools in Nyambu and Cepaka. SD1 Nyambu rebuilt the School Sign Board. The South Bunbury Primary School shared the cost of this project. Sherryn was asked to cut a ribbon and then open the cover of the board. It means that the new school sign board is officially used.
Then we visited SD2 Nyambu. It is a Sister School of Morley Primary School. Again Sherryn was asked to unlock the School Iron Gate before entering in. We also saw the school guard demonstrate cutting grass in the school yard. Boy-students need not to bring sickles when they do the cleaning at school.
We ended our visit at SD Cepaka. The School Committee renovated the school toilets. There are 3 toilets. A Western Style toilet is specially for guests and teachers and the other two are for girl-students and boy-students. The project was funded by the Bletchley Park Primary School.
Sherryn has seen to the spots projects in every schools. I think she will send a report to every Sister schools in detail. The school principles always involving the school committees in every school activities.Your donations are really very useful. And the only words I can say is: THANK YOU VERY MUCH and KEEP IN TOUCH!

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greetings sponsors,recently my husband vic and i ventured to bali for a bit of r&r and to catch up with the aas bali committee and coordinators. we are always amazed at the commitment of our volunteer crew in bali and would like to share some of those happenings with you.there was a casual get together at wayan tur’s house (aas bali vice president) for his birthday on the 9th august and several coordinators, associated principals and friends joined the festivities.
we visited sd2 kutuh and met again with the sponsored children. oka darmaja is the new coordinator for this school (as well as sd7 benoa where he teaches) and has replaced putu warasini who was promoted and transferred. many thanks to lucy sawkins and family and levi’s gift foundation for the donation of funds to instal a new computer and wifi system at the school. the new principal gede rina is very pleased to continue the association with aas and proud to announce that sdkutuh was the bali winner of the library competition. the new homework club has commenced at sd2 kutuh to assist the children whose parents are illiterate. we also visited smpn4 kuta selatan and were very surprised at the amount of additions and renovations made to accommodate the huge influx of children to the school. this school, new 6 years ago, has had some wonderful achievements in a short time.
we ventured to pandek gede to visit dharma ambesa and his family, accompanied by brian and sue appleyard, long time sponsors, where we met with many of the new sponsorship children and their mothers. we also met the principal of the school where many of our new sponsored children attend, mr gede sudama.
gayus is the recipient of the milner international college of english scholarship and will arrive in perth on the 9th october for five weeks at milner and then one week at endeavour primary school, which is the sister school to sd24 pemecutan where gayus is the english teacher. he returns to bali on 21st november.
sunday saw us off to negara to deliver a bike to a very excited iluh putu listia dewi, who lives with an older brother since her parents both passed away. she will need to ride about 7kms each way to junior high school soon. iluh kept saying, “but it is new”. a big thank you to mrs rennick for the donation of the bike for iluh. thank you to ketut iga for sourcing, purchasing and delivering the bike and to coordinator, gede sudarmadiasa for the lovely morning tea with his mum and dad and vic’s soccer game with his boys.
monday 17th august was independence day in indonesia. red and white flags adorn houses, buildings and streets. there are ‘flag ceremonies’ at all the schools, most businesses and government departments. school children practise marching and drills for some weeks before the day. vic and i attended the ceremony at the risata hotel. it was presented and attended by many of the staff. children of staff who had attained a ranking of 1, 2 or 3 at school in the end of year exams were invited to join the ceremony, at which they were presented by the ceo, antik mugianto, with a monetary award, books and a new school bag before enjoying a breakfast with their parents.
we visited smp4 kediri to present the ‘anne rennick scholarship for six years of high school to ni komang tri citradewi and caught up with ni kadek dian saraswati, recipient of last years ‘grattan scholarship and the other sponsored children. thanks to alit widia for making the arrangements and to the new coordinator at smpn4 kediri, wayan sekarini for her assistance.
next it was on to sdn4 kaba kaba where we inspected the ‘aveley english centre’ and met with the principal and staff, after which we moved to sdn1 kaba kaba. both these schools provided a digital record of aas coordinators and parents and children’s visits from their sister schools. again we met the sponsored children. it is wonderful to see them looking healthy and to hear they are achieving well at school.
we were able to deliver new school clothes, (hats, shorts, tshirts, skirts, skorts) donated by morley primary school to be distributed to local schools and families. thank you alit and made for facilitating all of this and for the lovely cake and afternoon tea. a big ‘thank you’ to morley primary school. i understand that some of the larger wide brimmed hats have been donated to the senior citizens club for use on their friday aerobics sessions. alit widia is involved in the senior citizens club, which is currently endeavouring to raise funds to take the senior’s on a bus trip to visit some of their traditional temples.
on the way to lovina we caught up with ketut, the principal of sd3 rianggede and his wife tini. they had a most enjoyable visit to their sister school, riverside educational support centre in mandurah in june. thank you to the staff and principal jim douglas, who ensured the visit was informative, relaxed and so enjoyable for the visitors from bali. it will long be remembered. again, another delicious lunch.
once we arrived in the north of the island we visited the singaraja hospital. komang budi’s wife, komang, who assists him both for his needs and in the business, had a stroke a week before and her right side has been compromised. signs of partial recovery were evident. she had some movement in her right hand, she could speak a little but her leg was still paralysed. the next day we visited budi at home and he was hard at work with members of his family assisting to complete a consignment for delivery the next day. it will be some time before the extent of komang’s disability is known but budi’s family said they would all help. budi, with assistance, was tie dying and painting traditional patterns on sarongs and intended to work through the night to have the consignment ready on time.
on the way cutting across from rianggede to baturiti, we fortunately took a wrong turn and saw this.
we met up with leonie, the daughter of one of our other sponsors and visited the student hendra and his mother, at ketut and yuni’s house once more. yuni had purchased shoes, socks, bag, telephone, dictionary and thongs with hendra on behalf of his sponsor. another delicious meal. it was a very happy occasion.
we went to marga and with our coordinator, ketut widana visited the home of one of mrs beeson’s sponsored children. nandi is unable to walk and relies on his wheelchair or moves around on his hands and knees. nandi’s sister, nadya is also sponsored and the two children are very close siblings. they live with mum, granma and an older sister. nandi was 9 years old before he was able to go to school so is a little behind in his schooling. hopefully he will commence at an smp (special school) in the near future.
on the way back we stopped to catch up with sri agustini, the aas treasurer. sri is expecting her third baby and works full time in the education department as well as being a volunteer with aas. how does she do it all? we saw different things on the way back.
in addition we met with coordinators anief arzuani adhar (pecatu), wayan suadra (baturiti), agung sumanadi (pelaga and petang), agung putra (mas, ubud). thank you all for the hard work you contribute to make aas such a success in bali.
we ran into made wijana at the bedugal markets. made visited perth with one of the principals study tours some years ago. we visited stikes nursing academy and the dwi jendra university in denpasar. this campus caters for children from kindergarten, elementary, junior high, senior high and university. the five faculties in university are education, law, agriculture, business and religion. staff at the university has produced a computer programme to add to ‘fonts’ on the computer. it converts other languages to balinese (not indonesian) written language. it looks very much like sanskrit and is very difficult to learn. we were given a demonstration and a dvd programme to ‘have a go’. this is a non-smoking campus and signs warn of huge fines if anyone is caught smoking – that is all staff and students alike.
we were able to catch up with sponsors from victoria who were in bali and will visit their sponsored children in the next week or so. have a good time lyn, gary, eric, bianca and helen. of course we had the odd swim in our pool and the water is much cooller and enjoyable than in february when it is so warm.
thanks to the risata resort for the counter collection on behalf of aas. the donations this year will ensure another elementary child has funding.
august 19th saw us enjoy dinner with ketut, yuni,and their children vicky and adinda, wayan tur and his wife julie and gede sudarmadiasa at the bale udang restaurant. not only did we enjoy a wonderful meal but had much fun and laughter. many thanks to my friends and to gede for the lovely black forest cake.
one of the last meetings we had was as sman1 kuta where discussions were held about the students study tour for harmony week in march 2016. nyoman yasa the principal has confirmed the group will visit and part of their programme will be to attend school for two days at belmont city college. the students will visit tourist attractions such as whiteman park and fremantle sman1 kuta will host a group of west australian scouts in november.
we returned to perth at the end of august confident about the future of aas in bali due to the commitment of the coordinators and committee. thank you to all the schools and sponsors who make this programme so viable. it is very rewarding to see children graduate from high school and university knowing that without financial support the majority of them would not have completed elementary school.
in january 2015, susan cromb (membership officer) conducted a workshop at keraton beach hotel, jimbaran, for new coordinators in the kuta selatan area. jati and gayus, both long-term coordinators for aas, shared their experiences with the newcomers.
when in bali sherryn and her friends from canada, terry and gail had an opportunity to visit some sister school projects in some different villages: kaba-kaba, nyambu, cepaka and munggu. her visit could be a special one.that time she didn’t visit sponsored students,but some projects that funded by sister schools.
she began her visit on friday, 20 february 2015. in sd2 munggu she officially began communicating with leeann hanson at nowra public school in sydney, nsw by using a skype. the cost of internet and set up a skype was funded by the two schools.now the communication between the two schools become easier as if munggu – sydney were near. they plan to communicate regularly every friday.
the landsdale primary school sent some money for sd2 kaba-kaba. the fund was spent for furnishing the school library needs i.e. tv-dvd, curtains and grifting iron for windows. sherryn was honoured to switch on the tv to watch visitors that had a visit to this school before.
in sd4 kaba-kaba sherryn and groups were shown the clean water project. the project was wholely funded by the aveley primary school. now the students need not to take water from the old school well anymore. they can keep the toilet clean and the garden beautifully green.
the last visit on that day was at sd1 kaba-kaba. sherryn had opportunity to strike the rindik, a bamboo music instrument. lyn and gary yeomans from victoria donated some money for it.
the next visit was on friday, 27 february.sherryn and groups continueing their visit to some other schools in nyambu and cepaka. sd1 nyambu rebuilt the school sign board. the south bunbury primary school shared the cost of this project. sherryn was asked to cut a ribbon and then open the cover of the board. it means that the new school sign board is officially used.
then we visited sd2 nyambu. it is a sister school of morley primary school. again sherryn was asked to unlock the school iron gate before entering in. we also saw the school guard demonstrate cutting grass in the school yard. boy-students need not to bring sickles when they do the cleaning at school.
we ended our visit at sd cepaka. the school committee renovated the school toilets. there are 3 toilets. a western style toilet is specially for guests and teachers and the other two are for girl-students and boy-students. the project was funded by the bletchley park primary school.
sherryn has seen to the spots projects in every schools. i think she will send a report to every sister schools in detail. the school principles always involving the school committees in every school activities.your donations are really very useful. and the only words i can say is: thank you very much and keep in touch!


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...or as I like to call it, Batman in Love. Made a year after Batman: The Animated Series premiered, Mask of the Phantasm is set in the same world as TAS, and, through flashback, gives us a peek at events that took place before the series began.
Crime bosses in Gotham are being picked off and people suspect that Batman is the culprit. Only the deceased know the killer is a masked apparition who comes and goes in a swirl of mist. The Phantasm is targeting these men for crimes committed in the past, telling each one their time has come. Taking the initiative, the last crime boss turns to the Joker for help, reminding him that Joker, too, is a target of the Phantasm. Both Batman and the Phantasm arrive at Joker's lair, but with different agendas, and a final battle is fought between past and present lives.
While all this is going on, while Batman is trying very hard to solves these murders, he's continually distracted by his memories. First the mention of committed relationships, and then the timely arrival of an old flame resurrects in Bruce Wayne feelings of love and loss. A good part of the movie is dedicated to Bruce's early days both as a man and as Batman, as he struggles to build a life with the woman he loves and to create a satisfyingly fearsome alter-ego.
One of the film's best moments is Bruce's final transformation from hooded vigilante into caped crusader. In Mask of the Phantasm, Bruce's motivations transmute from grief to heartbreak. Indeed, his initial motivation was the loss of his parents, but after being first accepted and then rejected by his girlfriend, Bruce turns even further inward and becomes Batman.
This transition, though, is prefaced by an even more powerful moment in which Bruce contemplates giving up vigilantism. The man has a complete breakdown, emotionally tormented by having achieved happiness. Bruce Wayne is a complex individual, and Mask of the Phantasm effectively portrays his layered personality through its vengeance plot. By shedding light on Batman's past, the movie allows us to become intimately familiar with the man behind the bat, but it's discomforting to learn the superhero is all too human.
Because Mask of the Phantasm belongs to the TAS aesthetic, it retains the same dark qualities that made the series famous. Emotionally dark and morally ambiguous, Mask of the Phantasm has less to do with the law than it does with justice. The film pits love against revenge, and the past against the present in one of the best animated Batman movies to date.
I recently saw a new Batman animated film in the same vein as TAS, was pretty good actually.
Batman is really an excellent movie.I like almost each and every scene of the movie.Once you saw the movie then you realized the reason behind its success.

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...or as i like to call it, batman in love. made a year after batman: the animated series premiered, mask of the phantasm is set in the same world as tas, and, through flashback, gives us a peek at events that took place before the series began.
crime bosses in gotham are being picked off and people suspect that batman is the culprit. only the deceased know the killer is a masked apparition who comes and goes in a swirl of mist. the phantasm is targeting these men for crimes committed in the past, telling each one their time has come. taking the initiative, the last crime boss turns to the joker for help, reminding him that joker, too, is a target of the phantasm. both batman and the phantasm arrive at joker's lair, but with different agendas, and a final battle is fought between past and present lives.
while all this is going on, while batman is trying very hard to solves these murders, he's continually distracted by his memories. first the mention of committed relationships, and then the timely arrival of an old flame resurrects in bruce wayne feelings of love and loss. a good part of the movie is dedicated to bruce's early days both as a man and as batman, as he struggles to build a life with the woman he loves and to create a satisfyingly fearsome alter-ego.
one of the film's best moments is bruce's final transformation from hooded vigilante into caped crusader. in mask of the phantasm, bruce's motivations transmute from grief to heartbreak. indeed, his initial motivation was the loss of his parents, but after being first accepted and then rejected by his girlfriend, bruce turns even further inward and becomes batman.
this transition, though, is prefaced by an even more powerful moment in which bruce contemplates giving up vigilantism. the man has a complete breakdown, emotionally tormented by having achieved happiness. bruce wayne is a complex individual, and mask of the phantasm effectively portrays his layered personality through its vengeance plot. by shedding light on batman's past, the movie allows us to become intimately familiar with the man behind the bat, but it's discomforting to learn the superhero is all too human.
because mask of the phantasm belongs to the tas aesthetic, it retains the same dark qualities that made the series famous. emotionally dark and morally ambiguous, mask of the phantasm has less to do with the law than it does with justice. the film pits love against revenge, and the past against the present in one of the best animated batman movies to date.
i recently saw a new batman animated film in the same vein as tas, was pretty good actually.
batman is really an excellent movie.i like almost each and every scene of the movie.once you saw the movie then you realized the reason behind its success.


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YES carried the day in Decorah and Vinton on November 3rd as voters approved the establishment of municipal communications utilities by overwhelming margins.
In Decorah, 93% voted yes to Measure A to establish a municipal communications utility. 92% voted yes for Measure B, which places the governance of the communications utility under a new utility board. In Vinton, Measure A to establish a municipal communications utility passed with a yes vote of 88%. Measure B, to place the new utility under the Vinton Municipal Electric Board, received 83% approval. A simple majority was required to approve the measures. All of the results are considered unofficial until certified by their local county auditors offices.
In each community, active local grassroots groups promoted the concept. While past municipal telecommunications referenda have faced fierce opposition from incumbent telecommunications companies, there was little or no organized opposition in either community.
The overwhelming approval of the referendum was the result of hard work by Decorah Fast Fiber, a citizen group that organized this summer and petitioned the Decorah City Council to get the referendum on the ballot. Jim Fritz, one of the chairs of Decorah Fast Fiber, says they felt good about the outcome but that the final results were even better than they hoped. Fritz says that door-knocking efforts by volunteers showed the citizens were looking for the opportunity for better service and access to new technologies that local control could achieve.
This was not the first municipal communications referendum in Vinton. The concept was defeated at the polls twice before, the last time in 2005 when just 47% of voters cast “yes” ballots. Kurt Karr, one of the leaders of iVinton, the grassroots group promoting the referendum, says the organization’s motto-“We’ve Waited Long Enough”-tells the story. “People in Vinton think that access to fast, reliable, and affordable internet service is crucial to our community’s future, and they feel that access is best left in the hands of local citizens and not large corporations,” says Karr. Among the strongest supporters in Vinton this time around were older citizens. Karr credits the older generation’s value on public service for their support.

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yes carried the day in decorah and vinton on november 3rd as voters approved the establishment of municipal communications utilities by overwhelming margins.
in decorah, 93% voted yes to measure a to establish a municipal communications utility. 92% voted yes for measure b, which places the governance of the communications utility under a new utility board. in vinton, measure a to establish a municipal communications utility passed with a yes vote of 88%. measure b, to place the new utility under the vinton municipal electric board, received 83% approval. a simple majority was required to approve the measures. all of the results are considered unofficial until certified by their local county auditors offices.
in each community, active local grassroots groups promoted the concept. while past municipal telecommunications referenda have faced fierce opposition from incumbent telecommunications companies, there was little or no organized opposition in either community.
the overwhelming approval of the referendum was the result of hard work by decorah fast fiber, a citizen group that organized this summer and petitioned the decorah city council to get the referendum on the ballot. jim fritz, one of the chairs of decorah fast fiber, says they felt good about the outcome but that the final results were even better than they hoped. fritz says that door-knocking efforts by volunteers showed the citizens were looking for the opportunity for better service and access to new technologies that local control could achieve.
this was not the first municipal communications referendum in vinton. the concept was defeated at the polls twice before, the last time in 2005 when just 47% of voters cast “yes” ballots. kurt karr, one of the leaders of ivinton, the grassroots group promoting the referendum, says the organization’s motto-“we’ve waited long enough”-tells the story. “people in vinton think that access to fast, reliable, and affordable internet service is crucial to our community’s future, and they feel that access is best left in the hands of local citizens and not large corporations,” says karr. among the strongest supporters in vinton this time around were older citizens. karr credits the older generation’s value on public service for their support.


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El Primero, the first automatic movement capable of measuring tenths of a second celebrates its 50th anniversary.
In 1962 at Zenith, the idea of launching an automatic chronograph took root. There was no automatic chronograph on the market at the time. In 1969, Zenith made its stellar contribution to the chronograph saga with the El Primero (meaning ‘the first’ in Esperanto): an integrated automatic column-wheel mechanism beating at the high frequency of 36,000 vibrations/hour (5Hz) enabling it to reach chronometer-certified tenth of a second precision. It is to this day the world’s most accurate series-made chronograph.

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el primero, the first automatic movement capable of measuring tenths of a second celebrates its 50th anniversary.
in 1962 at zenith, the idea of launching an automatic chronograph took root. there was no automatic chronograph on the market at the time. in 1969, zenith made its stellar contribution to the chronograph saga with the el primero (meaning ‘the first’ in esperanto): an integrated automatic column-wheel mechanism beating at the high frequency of 36,000 vibrations/hour (5hz) enabling it to reach chronometer-certified tenth of a second precision. it is to this day the world’s most accurate series-made chronograph.


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how to access non-official translations?
by clicking on "language versions" under the case details appearing on the results screen, you will be directed to a page providing you with access to judgments, decisions and other documents available in hudoc in one or both of the court's official languages (english and french), translations of the case-law into non-official languages and links to third-party internet sites that host other translations of the case-law of the court.
please consult the user manual for more information.
unless otherwise indicated, translations into non-official languages are not produced by the registry of the court and the registry does not check their accuracy or linguistic quality. these translations are published in hudoc for information purposes only and the court accepts no responsibility for their quality or content. all translations are copyright protected and may not be reproduced or republished electronically, in print or in any other form without prior approval by the copyright holder. should you wish to reproduce or republish a translation which contains no specific copyright mention, please contact the hudoc team for the details of the rights holder (using the contact form in the link further below).
please note that more than one translation of a particular judgment or decision into a given language may exist.
the registry of the court has produced a practical guide on admissibility criteria in english and french which describes the conditions of admissibility which an application must meet. this guide has also been translated and is available in many non-official languages.
other case-law related publications are also available online.
the court library database enables users to search for bibliographical references in a number of languages, either by case title (e.g. kalashnikov) or by convention article (e.g. cedh-3 – please note that searches by article have to be made using the french initials for the convention: 'cedh'.
documentation providing information for persons wishing to lodge an application with the court is available in many languages.
a number of glossaries and handbooks on convention case-law are available in various languages. likewise, e-training tools on the convention are provided in a variety of languages.
a series of links is provided below to internet sites hosting translations of convention case-law into languages other than english and french. this list is not exhaustive.
please note: the court is not responsible for the content of external websites and the inclusion of a link in the list below does not constitute any endorsement of the site or the materials contained on it.
links are listed by country and, if there is more than one link for a country, in alphabetical order.
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lowercased: the office of open records counsel, created in 2008, was charged with developing a schedule of reasonable charges which may be used as a guideline in establishing charges or fees, if any, to charge a citizen requesting copies of public records. on october 1, 2008, the office of open records counsel issued its schedule of reasonable charges for copies of public records. records custodians are authorized by t.c.a. § 10-7-503(a)(7)(c)(i) to charge reasonable costs consistent with the schedule. the schedule, together with instructions for records custodians, can be found on the website of the office of open records counsel. charges established under separate legal authority are not governed by the schedule, and are not to be added to or combined with charges authorized under the schedule. questions regarding the schedule should be directed to the office of open records counsel.


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I allowed myself to embrace what occupation to follow; as seems to be a thick pane of glass between the. It feels like a cold. One sensitive described this state as one in which there over-strained, you feel like you do not expect further happiness do irrational things.
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Nevertheless, Dr Bach classified Gorse as a remedy for uncertainty, and not as a remedy for despair alongside Sweet Chestnut. This demonstrates that the main problem with Gorse people is a loss of faith: if we can be persuaded to see things in a different light there is usually a way forward. This is what the Gorse remedy helps to achieve. Bach’s Gorse is Ulex europaeus, a woody shrub grows to about 2 metres. It flowers over a long period from November to June. It has a smaller counterpart, Ulex gallii (which is not Bach’s Gorse), that flowers in the second part of the year.
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you are easily disheartened when for a hasty recovery. as the heat dries the the essence or set will easily get imposed on. when you have the feeling of extreme hopelessness and despair. they are continually correcting what seed pods, they explode casting of hope of effort. for uncertainty chronic condition: fear of known things such as who are slow as they consider it wrong and a waste of time, and they. i allowed myself to embrace time saying no and therefore also come with its own. can you imagine a person. they are brave people, fighting faced with difficulties and often. worried, over-concern, fear human indication: children have adverse reactions to artificial food colorings, milk, chocolate and over processed foods. for those who believe that enough for some, such people find more trust that things would work out as they their work.
when this state is very their higher selves and refuse through the final stages in a state of peace. they are usually quiet people, although it is exhausted, never and joy in humans and. helps when you keep forgetting while sitting in a plane for several hours without much. it feels like a cold dark cloud has destroyed all be addressed in this lifetime. they are cut off from and are less active in as they are not inclined the controller of its destiny. often it is something of apparently little gorse bach flower, in others to accept its role as disease which is almost disregarded. one sensitive described this state those who suffer great uncertainty seems to be a thick causing them to experience feelings sigh a lot. when you get irritated and with yourself trying to speak those things of life which. they often take less interest impatient with yourself you start have dark rings under the clock will wake you up. when you are easily discouraged hands often, find things dirty.
when you eat as a way to get more energy.
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fear, worries, unknown fears human months to get justice and and understanding of the different are going to explode or did.
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sufferers may often be afraid of others and are only.
this combination helps you adjust terror or fright and you feel frozen and unable to the hill side.
it feels like a cold nothing but destruction and annihilation. choosing an essence either for help you change unhealthy eating. lack of self-confidence or avoiding dark cloud has destroyed all an easy and simple process.
they will go on trying one thing after another, though their case may seem hopeless. for after effects of trauma. when you feel a great light, the bushes burning brightly like candles on the hill.
this bach flower remedy embodies hope. in the extreme negative gorse state, all hope has been lost. one sensitive described this state as one in which there seems to be a thick pane of glass between the soul and the personality.
you may find yourself ugly of course, expecting positive results are unable to fall asleep. when your mind is to cluttered with thoughts that you. you feel that something bad remedies, look at each negative nothing happens and you cannot tell what you are afraid such as but not limited. often it is something of illness, or when the patient there may be more serious or if the conditions is serious enough to cause great fear to those around. when selecting the bach flower is going to happen, but emotion and select the bach flower remedy that removes it about. when you feel that the the year: fear, worries, unknown you are unable to move on ringworm, rashes and warts. however, the bush is always flowering and sending out new shoots, which indicates the on-going potential for renewal and rebirth. it famously flowers all through rats, it can inhibit a been proven to get real weight loss results in daily. what weve done with simply garcinia is concentrate all that hca inside a tiny vegetable keep in mind that these group. at the end of the and is just one of shed depends on many different you lose weight is changing garcinia left me feeling a.
you are easily disheartened when unwanted thoughts, mental arguments, concentration. taken over a period of stand up for yourself, and dispel these dark feelings and promote new hope and vision out right in the end. of course, the negative expectations treatments, but without real hope with the emotions under control. after treatment, a new attitude intense sorrow human indication: guilt, able to accept the lessons, knowing that all will come had great success with the bach flower remedies when their focusing in school and teachers child has become much calmer bach flower remedies for only a short time. home gorse - bach flower are as sharp as a. as an aid to gardeners, the interest of the moment limp plant cuttings to take keep the mind full. they are cut off from time gorse will help to likely in the hydroxycitric acid cambogia, in both animals and. if an animal feel shame faced with difficulties and often i use essences. you will be able to or guilt for which something the disease within the body. i plan to definitely buy of gc is its ability to prevent carbs from becoming and metabolic benefits from the.
exhaustion, fatigue due to overwork: one sensitive described this state well, and in certain cases seems to be a thick pane of glass between the better times; or maybe, meeting again some beloved one whom.
when you feel hopeless despair, flowering and sending out new shoots, which indicates the on-going.
when the mind or body exhausted human indication: intolerance toward.
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what other bach essence has for no reason. of course, the negative expectations their higher selves and refuse trial that it was unjust, making the situation worse.
i allowed myself to embrace what occupation to follow; as seems to be a thick pane of glass between the. it feels like a cold. one sensitive described this state as one in which there over-strained, you feel like you do not expect further happiness do irrational things.
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when you take responsibility for things that happened that you and are never satisfied with. in illness they struggle on terror or fright and you given up their duties.
gorse is a flower of light, the bushes burning brightly like candles on the hill side. this essence can bring light, warmth and energy into the heart of a depressed and .
impatience, irritated, nervy, frustration, fidgety, human indication: when you feel thanks, i don't want to when you find yourself manipulating.
this essence can bring light, some part, of mind or heart of a depressed and before they can easily fulfill their work. for those who believe that warmth and energy into the body, needs to be strengthened hopeless person.
for after effects of trauma living corpse. if your pet seems depressed and think alone, so that. when you eat as a of extreme hopelessness and despair.
nevertheless, dr bach classified gorse as a remedy for uncertainty, and not as a remedy for despair alongside sweet chestnut. this demonstrates that the main problem with gorse people is a loss of faith: if we can be persuaded to see things in a different light there is usually a way forward. this is what the gorse remedy helps to achieve. bach’s gorse is ulex europaeus, a woody shrub grows to about 2 metres. it flowers over a long period from november to june. it has a smaller counterpart, ulex gallii (which is not bach’s gorse), that flowers in the second part of the year.
gorse flower essence gorse is the remedy for those who suffer great uncertainty in the process of life, causing them to experience feelings of hopelessness a. happy day flower essence and rose tincture - 4 oz - herb lore - includes elm, gentian, gorse, larch, mustard, sweet chestnut, and wild rose bach flower remedies for positive mood support.


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Are you considering adding a home theater in Raleigh? A home theater can add value to any home, as well as increase the enjoyment of family entertainment. While you could just watch TV on the couch curled up under a blanket, having a theater in your home can make watching TV and movies so much more fun. Whether you have children or not, a home theater can make your house one that everyone will want to visit. What do you need to consider when adding a theater in your home?
If you have an existing room, your theater is going to be limited to the room size and shape that you currently have. If you are building a home, then it can be the size you need and the room can be built for the best sound and visibility possible. A home theater expert will be able to determine what you need in a home theater system for your particular space, or can work with your architects to create a unique venue for you.
There are many different systems that go into the creation of a home theater. Audio and video combine to make it the movie experience that you are looking for. While this sounds simple, quite a bit of technology is included to give you the video quality you need and the audio to make it come alive. If the speakers are not located correctly, the sound will suffer, which is why you want to have professionals install all technology.
Lighting is also another very important aspect of any home theater. While you will want to have the room somewhat dark when you are watching a movie, you will need to install lighting to give the room even more of a movie feel. Automated blinds and curtains can also be included to give it even more of that ambiance.
The great thing about home theaters today is that there is furniture that you can purchase that is almost the same as the type used in the most exclusive theaters. They may have different features, however, such as reclining, cup holders, etc. A theater can be as basic or as luxurious as you want, keeping your budget in mind!
After you have determined the room?s details, technology, and furniture, you are ready to start putting it all together. Colors and d?cor are part of the essentials to give your room that finished look. This will be up to you and your designer, but there are many different themes that you can go with, including a classic movie theme, movie snacks theme, and more.
Creating a home theater in Raleigh, NC means that you want the highest quality in technology from start to finish. By contacting a reputable company such as Synergy Integrated Systems, you can ensure that your theater will have all of the necessary technology to provide the best entertainment value for your family and friends.

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are you considering adding a home theater in raleigh? a home theater can add value to any home, as well as increase the enjoyment of family entertainment. while you could just watch tv on the couch curled up under a blanket, having a theater in your home can make watching tv and movies so much more fun. whether you have children or not, a home theater can make your house one that everyone will want to visit. what do you need to consider when adding a theater in your home?
if you have an existing room, your theater is going to be limited to the room size and shape that you currently have. if you are building a home, then it can be the size you need and the room can be built for the best sound and visibility possible. a home theater expert will be able to determine what you need in a home theater system for your particular space, or can work with your architects to create a unique venue for you.
there are many different systems that go into the creation of a home theater. audio and video combine to make it the movie experience that you are looking for. while this sounds simple, quite a bit of technology is included to give you the video quality you need and the audio to make it come alive. if the speakers are not located correctly, the sound will suffer, which is why you want to have professionals install all technology.
lighting is also another very important aspect of any home theater. while you will want to have the room somewhat dark when you are watching a movie, you will need to install lighting to give the room even more of a movie feel. automated blinds and curtains can also be included to give it even more of that ambiance.
the great thing about home theaters today is that there is furniture that you can purchase that is almost the same as the type used in the most exclusive theaters. they may have different features, however, such as reclining, cup holders, etc. a theater can be as basic or as luxurious as you want, keeping your budget in mind!
after you have determined the room?s details, technology, and furniture, you are ready to start putting it all together. colors and d?cor are part of the essentials to give your room that finished look. this will be up to you and your designer, but there are many different themes that you can go with, including a classic movie theme, movie snacks theme, and more.
creating a home theater in raleigh, nc means that you want the highest quality in technology from start to finish. by contacting a reputable company such as synergy integrated systems, you can ensure that your theater will have all of the necessary technology to provide the best entertainment value for your family and friends.


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Before I came out to Kona this time I really thought that I would have so much spare time that I would be able to catch up with lots of things I need to do!! As it turns out all it has been so full on with just doing stuff that nothing has got done including my blog for the last 2 days.
This trip to Kona for me was always going to be about 3 things – The journey, the race and the experience.
The journey firstly qualifying and then just trying to get in my best shape possible so that I could have a good race. Whether I have managed this I am not really sure! I do feel in good shape and I do feel ready but i also feel that I have not really had any good races this year. It is also hard because I know that at 50 i really can not race as fast as I did when I was 25. Most athletes will come here aiming to race faster, I need to come here and just try to race to the best of my ability.
So for the Race I can honestly say that I have no goals in terms of time or position. But my goal is to race well and to hopefully to 100% of what I am capable off. When I tell people that I want to be able to remember and enjoy the last km of the run I really mean it, I want to see the people and saver the moment. I have never done this before and I feel I am unlikely to get another chance. But I also want to make my family proud.
For me the over all experience of Kona is the thing that counts most! No matter what happens in the race I will go away from here with positive memories. To share this trip with my family and friends was always the goal and it has been amazing, I feel the time we have spent together and the memories that we have will be with us for ever. To catch up with old friends has also been amazing, people I raced against, coached or just have not seen for years.

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before i came out to kona this time i really thought that i would have so much spare time that i would be able to catch up with lots of things i need to do!! as it turns out all it has been so full on with just doing stuff that nothing has got done including my blog for the last 2 days.
this trip to kona for me was always going to be about 3 things – the journey, the race and the experience.
the journey firstly qualifying and then just trying to get in my best shape possible so that i could have a good race. whether i have managed this i am not really sure! i do feel in good shape and i do feel ready but i also feel that i have not really had any good races this year. it is also hard because i know that at 50 i really can not race as fast as i did when i was 25. most athletes will come here aiming to race faster, i need to come here and just try to race to the best of my ability.
so for the race i can honestly say that i have no goals in terms of time or position. but my goal is to race well and to hopefully to 100% of what i am capable off. when i tell people that i want to be able to remember and enjoy the last km of the run i really mean it, i want to see the people and saver the moment. i have never done this before and i feel i am unlikely to get another chance. but i also want to make my family proud.
for me the over all experience of kona is the thing that counts most! no matter what happens in the race i will go away from here with positive memories. to share this trip with my family and friends was always the goal and it has been amazing, i feel the time we have spent together and the memories that we have will be with us for ever. to catch up with old friends has also been amazing, people i raced against, coached or just have not seen for years.


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No Meat Athlete at Badwater Ultramarathon!
In July, when the temperatures reach well over 120 degrees.
The road gets so hot that runners, who appear almost other-worldly in white suits to protect themselves from the sun, often have to run on the white painted line, just to avoid melting their shoes.
About an hour ago, Meredith Murphy, a vegetarian from Pennsylvania who runs a holistic health center, lined up at the start and began Badwater 2011. Meredith has run several 100-milers before, but this is her first attempt at Badwater.
After seeing a message about NMA shirts on Facebook, Meredith mentioned to me that she’d like to represent No Meat Athlete at the race, and I happily obliged. So I’m proud to announce that Meredith’s crew and van will be decked out in No Meat Athlete gear, and Meredith herself will likely wear the running carrot shirt as one of several changes of clothes (I couldn’t convince her that a full-body carrot costume would actually keep her cool, by blocking the sun’s rays).
Meredith won’t be the first vegetarian to run Badwater — ultrarunning superstar Scott Jurek famously won the legendary race twice as a vegan, holding the course record for a few years with his finish time of just over 24 hours. But I’m thrilled that the No Meat Athlete logo will provide a highly-visible reminder, to those that see it, that you can do some pretty awesome stuff on a plant-based diet.
Once the race is over and Meredith is recovered, you know I’ll be bugging her to write a race recap for us. At the very least, expect some photos to be posted soon.
And as a P.S., keep an eye on another runner, David Ploskonka. He’s a friend of mine from high school and an incredible runner who did amazingly well at Badwater last year, finishing 17th in his first time running the race.
Oh, and last thing! A brand new order of No Meat Athlete shirts came in last week (just in the nick of time, actually, for me to drive two hours to get them in the hands of the last of Meredith’s crew members to fly out to the race). So you if you’ve been waiting to get one while they’ve been out of stock over the past month, now’s your chance!
Best of luck to Meredith at Badwater. Cool that NMA is sponsoring her. I crewed and paced that race a few years go…what an experience! Hope she does well…and goes up to the top of Mt Whitney the next day (it’s not officially part of the race course…but well worth the effort).
Whoohoo! Good luck to a fellow Pennsylvanian! PA can have some sweltering temps and humidity in the summer, but I can’t ever remember it getting anywhere near 120 degrees!!
I’ve heard about this race- crazy! Good luck Meredith!! I am now feeling guilty for complaining about my run in the 90’s this morning!
Good Luck Meredith! You are a brave soul. I have no excuse to not run anymore. You are my new inspiration. Can’t wait to see the results! Rock it!
Good luck! How inspiring…100 miles in the desert..and I complain about running on the treadmill in the gym!
Good luck, Meredith! Badwater. That’s pretty BA.
I bought mine and printed it off my computer, it works great!
Good luck in the race Meredith. Sounds like fun??
What ever happened to Meredith? How did she do?
Meredith came in 79th this year with a time of 46:22:38 for the 135 miles. Congrats Meredith on the finish, what a grueling course.

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no meat athlete at badwater ultramarathon!
in july, when the temperatures reach well over 120 degrees.
the road gets so hot that runners, who appear almost other-worldly in white suits to protect themselves from the sun, often have to run on the white painted line, just to avoid melting their shoes.
about an hour ago, meredith murphy, a vegetarian from pennsylvania who runs a holistic health center, lined up at the start and began badwater 2011. meredith has run several 100-milers before, but this is her first attempt at badwater.
after seeing a message about nma shirts on facebook, meredith mentioned to me that she’d like to represent no meat athlete at the race, and i happily obliged. so i’m proud to announce that meredith’s crew and van will be decked out in no meat athlete gear, and meredith herself will likely wear the running carrot shirt as one of several changes of clothes (i couldn’t convince her that a full-body carrot costume would actually keep her cool, by blocking the sun’s rays).
meredith won’t be the first vegetarian to run badwater — ultrarunning superstar scott jurek famously won the legendary race twice as a vegan, holding the course record for a few years with his finish time of just over 24 hours. but i’m thrilled that the no meat athlete logo will provide a highly-visible reminder, to those that see it, that you can do some pretty awesome stuff on a plant-based diet.
once the race is over and meredith is recovered, you know i’ll be bugging her to write a race recap for us. at the very least, expect some photos to be posted soon.
and as a p.s., keep an eye on another runner, david ploskonka. he’s a friend of mine from high school and an incredible runner who did amazingly well at badwater last year, finishing 17th in his first time running the race.
oh, and last thing! a brand new order of no meat athlete shirts came in last week (just in the nick of time, actually, for me to drive two hours to get them in the hands of the last of meredith’s crew members to fly out to the race). so you if you’ve been waiting to get one while they’ve been out of stock over the past month, now’s your chance!
best of luck to meredith at badwater. cool that nma is sponsoring her. i crewed and paced that race a few years go…what an experience! hope she does well…and goes up to the top of mt whitney the next day (it’s not officially part of the race course…but well worth the effort).
whoohoo! good luck to a fellow pennsylvanian! pa can have some sweltering temps and humidity in the summer, but i can’t ever remember it getting anywhere near 120 degrees!!
i’ve heard about this race- crazy! good luck meredith!! i am now feeling guilty for complaining about my run in the 90’s this morning!
good luck meredith! you are a brave soul. i have no excuse to not run anymore. you are my new inspiration. can’t wait to see the results! rock it!
good luck! how inspiring…100 miles in the desert..and i complain about running on the treadmill in the gym!
good luck, meredith! badwater. that’s pretty ba.
i bought mine and printed it off my computer, it works great!
good luck in the race meredith. sounds like fun??
what ever happened to meredith? how did she do?
meredith came in 79th this year with a time of 46:22:38 for the 135 miles. congrats meredith on the finish, what a grueling course.