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[Q] is an Electrical Engineer who works in an industrial setting. He frequently uses Programmable Logic Controllers at work but had never built one himself. He decided to undertake the project at home and managed to build a PLC that outputs 120V AC or 12 V DC and has optoisolated inputs.
On the circuit board you’ll find an ATmega8 and an EEPROM for extra data storage. Six outputs are controlled by relays since they are able to output either alternating or direct current. There are eight inputs which use optical isolators as buffers to protect the microcontroller.
So what did he end up using this for? It was part of his Christmas light setup last year. The image above shows the PLC in a water-tight electrical box with extension cords running to each of the devices he wishes to control. The example code is what he used on the X-mas setup, but it should be enough of a guide to program this to work with just about any application.
So…basically he wired some relays and extension cords to an ATMEGA chip?
A device without an intended use is just pointless. Even if you can occasionally plug Christmas lights into it for fun.
@M4CGYV3R: Thanks for the translation into English :).
And where in his AVR code is the “Logic” from PLC?
Is the optical isolation done the right way in this project? Both the transistor and the diode have common ground, which means it isn’t really isolated.
That said, ladder logic is simply a visual perspective and any code if/then logic will accomplish the same tasks. In fact, most commercial ladder logic based plc’s do in fact run their instructions sequentially from the top of the ladder downward.
I also agree the common grounding issue is a major design flaw, and somewhat defeats the purpose of the optical isolation.
@McMonster: At best, it will limit an over-voltage on the input reaching the AVR but yep, it’s not really isolated. He may as well have just put a cheaper zenner or transorb.
I was planning on developing ladder logic programming for this PLC but that proved to be above my computer programming skill level, so I moved onto other things.
When you work with Industrial controllers, you tie the neutrals of all your power supplies together (floating grounds are unsafe) and, then you tie one of those neutrals to earth ground. Because my PLC was mainly designed to mess around with small 5V inputs I decided to simplify things and just make the connections on the board that way they get tied to earth via the power plug.
In the end the input side of the Opti-couplers do get tied to the power supply in some way (external to the board or right on it).
The optical isolation will still provide protection to the rest of the board. Surges or improper voltages on the input will only blow the OK itself but, will not jump to the output side and blow the micro controller or other components.
Good catch, I like to explain as much as I can, and from the commends it seems that I need to make the OK write-up more clear.
Thanks for the input, guys I always love talking design, it’s a great way for me to learn.
We make Arduinos into PLCs with some optically isolated 5VDC to 120VAC solid state relays and custom made shields. Works very well.
An Arduino *is* a PLC, isn’t it? Isn’t PLC really just an industrial term for “embedded computer controller”?
A PLC is a controller that is purpose built to function in adverse conditons. Extremes in temperatures, humidity, vibration, dust, etc are normal operating conditions for a PLC. Inputs and outputs can be nearly anything you want (DC, AC, or analog, from 5VDC, to 440VAC 3 phase). You don’t buy a real PLC unless you have an actual use for it (learning to use one is a valid use), simply because they are expensive. Also, you can add an arbitrary number of inputs and outputs (up to the limits of the PLC controller), and you can chain a number of them together.
You CAN do anything with a *duino that you can do with a PLC, but it is all a matter of what you want to do with it. If you need dozens of IO, and need to handle line level voltages, in extreme environments, you will use a PLC. If you need to control highly complex, industrial systems, you will use PLCs.
*duinos (or other forms of microcontrollers) are better suited to smaller systems. I am sure that others will disagree with me, but if you are designing one machine, use an Arduino. If you are designing the entire plant, use a PLC.
Conventional logic says this is correct. But Arduinos have plenty of power – on par with many common PLCs. They are far less expensive and without too much work are able to be extended out such that they can talk with each other and perform computer based monitoring. What they can’t do is drive a large touch screen or be programmed with ladder logic (sort of anyway).
Arduinos generally lack *any* 120v outputs but with some solid state or mechanical optically isolated relays, you can control up to 480 volt systems without terrible difficulty – assuming you know what you are doing. The SSR modules are fairly inexpensive and because the arduinos are so much easier to use, easier to program and cheaper, we have embedded them in all sorts of industrial controls. We built a roughly $100,000 anodizing line using 11 of them (mostly Megas) and saved quite a bit of hassle, time and frustration – plus they all talk to each other, control displays, accept inputs and control outputs and perform error detection and process control. In short, pretty much everything we needed. I consider Arduinos to be PLCs, but better in nearly every regard. And I say that as someone who has dealt far more than they want to with Siemens and Telemecanique and other “true” PLCs.
You’re right, functionally a PLC is nothing more than a hardened microcontroller.
All very valuable things that save time and headaches when doing complex (and often dangerous) stuff.
Koyo makes some sub $100 PLCs and they seem to work just fine, has excellent ladder software as well.
Actually, that was off the top of my head. And you are absolutely correct. I should also mention that I’ve only had one class in PLC’s, and that over a decade ago.
And I do agree with Hackerspacer. When I said “highly complex, industrial systems”, I was thinking more about the ‘industrial’ than the ‘complex’. PLCs are (mostly) designed for nasty, miserable environments that have neither air conditioning or filtration. And they are installed and maintained by electricians. Most electricians are pretty smart, but they tend to work on “bigger” equipment.
If the connecting wires are 14 gauge and larger, and carry either 48VDC or some type of line voltage; OR are very electrically noisy, you should probably use a PLC. If the conecting wires are 18 gauge and smaller, and won’t handleing more than ± 12VDC, go with a microcontroller.
Or even more simply put, if your signal wires carry enough current to kill you outright, use a PLC. Otherwise, use a microcontroller.
PLC is just a term that has stuck for many kinds of modular, rail-mount, easily programmable controllers with specific IO needs. PLCs were the next step from relay control blocks.
So basically, all those discrete blocks (relays, timers, logic) that had to be wired, it could be done with programming just one block via a simple graphical interface.
If you build a few, simple machines professionally that need some control – use a PLC. For larger scale installations, the availably systems (building blocks) are not easily categorized, but everything goes: PLC with motion control and addional IO modules connected via some field bus, up to embedded real time OSs with graphical process control GUI etc..
It’s all about standardization – of course, if you are very quick, you can build your own specialized hardware to do the job. But only few people will be able to design, build, program and test a system within the time they can setup a PLC. In addition, a proprietary solution is not easily replaced and maintained while pretty much anyone could replace and reprogram a PLC.
I know – there is also a (discontinued?) project called MikroSPS, by the guys who now mainly do the MikroKopter. I think it is able to generate code from a logic diagram made with EAGLE.
Who cares if its overkill or technically not this or that? I think it’s a great project, particularly if you someday get some kids involved in understanding how it all works. Better than playing video games or watching TV IMO, and he probably had the best light display on the block. Beat that Mr and Mrs Joneses!
Its up to Hardware design we all know PLC is able to work in Extremes in temperatures, humidity, vibration, dust, etc are normal operating conditions.
# For Dust Protection you can use thin coating layer paste which will help you for Dust Protection.
# Microcontrollers use Embedded C etc.
What is Main Difference b/w PLC and MCU based PLC.
# Ladder logic is mainly design for Electrical Engg.’s who only know NO,NC of relay.
# Software of PLC are Available Worldwide and any little skilled person who deals with Relay are able to program PLC But not able to program Microcontroller based PLC.
# PLC hardware consist semiconductor base and MIcroprocessor/microcontroller is RUN inside PLC but User Interface programing is Ladder (for Electrical Engg’s).
I do PLC development daily for a living. I have worked on power plant systems with 100’s of I/O points and 1000’s of communicated points. The more I learn about arduinos, and other controllers the more I am convinced that the multi $100K systems i work on are not much more powerful (in cases less) than these controllers.I believe most of what you are paying for is the decades of development these companies have invested (MODICON, Allen Bradley, GE, Siemens). M$ windows would be much more expensive if billions of people weren’t buying copies. As for flexibility, I would argue my hands are tied very often because this controller doesn’t work with that protocol. The OS of the PLC is what it is. With C or Linux you will never be told that cannot be done, just that it may take alot of work. There is also very often a patchwork of protocol bridges and media converters to get certain controllers to work with older hardware. There is a much easier entry to control something with an off the shelf PLC (especially if you are replacing relay logic). People who know nothing about CPUs, electronics, or low level programming can be controlling something pretty quickly.
You don’t really need to use a *seperate* ground for the isolator to work as intended . Ground is simply a reference for voltage; if the circuits aren’t connected by anything other than ground it’s fine.
I’m a bit perplexed as to why he is using an isolator for a 5v DI though.. – It would make complete sense for a 12, 24 or higher voltage DC.
With a couple modifications it could be used for AC also.
I was reading the project documentation and there is a part were you explain “..LED1 is in series with the coil..” Could you please confirm how is that? By looking at it I thought the coil was in parallel with LED1 and R13.
Thanks for sharing your project with the community, people like you make the internet a better place.
You are correct. The LED and resistor are in series, parallel to the coil.
Don’t forget your reverse biased flyback diode.

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[q] is an electrical engineer who works in an industrial setting. he frequently uses programmable logic controllers at work but had never built one himself. he decided to undertake the project at home and managed to build a plc that outputs 120v ac or 12 v dc and has optoisolated inputs.
on the circuit board you’ll find an atmega8 and an eeprom for extra data storage. six outputs are controlled by relays since they are able to output either alternating or direct current. there are eight inputs which use optical isolators as buffers to protect the microcontroller.
so what did he end up using this for? it was part of his christmas light setup last year. the image above shows the plc in a water-tight electrical box with extension cords running to each of the devices he wishes to control. the example code is what he used on the x-mas setup, but it should be enough of a guide to program this to work with just about any application.
so…basically he wired some relays and extension cords to an atmega chip?
a device without an intended use is just pointless. even if you can occasionally plug christmas lights into it for fun.
@m4cgyv3r: thanks for the translation into english :).
and where in his avr code is the “logic” from plc?
is the optical isolation done the right way in this project? both the transistor and the diode have common ground, which means it isn’t really isolated.
that said, ladder logic is simply a visual perspective and any code if/then logic will accomplish the same tasks. in fact, most commercial ladder logic based plc’s do in fact run their instructions sequentially from the top of the ladder downward.
i also agree the common grounding issue is a major design flaw, and somewhat defeats the purpose of the optical isolation.
@mcmonster: at best, it will limit an over-voltage on the input reaching the avr but yep, it’s not really isolated. he may as well have just put a cheaper zenner or transorb.
i was planning on developing ladder logic programming for this plc but that proved to be above my computer programming skill level, so i moved onto other things.
when you work with industrial controllers, you tie the neutrals of all your power supplies together (floating grounds are unsafe) and, then you tie one of those neutrals to earth ground. because my plc was mainly designed to mess around with small 5v inputs i decided to simplify things and just make the connections on the board that way they get tied to earth via the power plug.
in the end the input side of the opti-couplers do get tied to the power supply in some way (external to the board or right on it).
the optical isolation will still provide protection to the rest of the board. surges or improper voltages on the input will only blow the ok itself but, will not jump to the output side and blow the micro controller or other components.
good catch, i like to explain as much as i can, and from the commends it seems that i need to make the ok write-up more clear.
thanks for the input, guys i always love talking design, it’s a great way for me to learn.
we make arduinos into plcs with some optically isolated 5vdc to 120vac solid state relays and custom made shields. works very well.
an arduino *is* a plc, isn’t it? isn’t plc really just an industrial term for “embedded computer controller”?
a plc is a controller that is purpose built to function in adverse conditons. extremes in temperatures, humidity, vibration, dust, etc are normal operating conditions for a plc. inputs and outputs can be nearly anything you want (dc, ac, or analog, from 5vdc, to 440vac 3 phase). you don’t buy a real plc unless you have an actual use for it (learning to use one is a valid use), simply because they are expensive. also, you can add an arbitrary number of inputs and outputs (up to the limits of the plc controller), and you can chain a number of them together.
you can do anything with a *duino that you can do with a plc, but it is all a matter of what you want to do with it. if you need dozens of io, and need to handle line level voltages, in extreme environments, you will use a plc. if you need to control highly complex, industrial systems, you will use plcs.
*duinos (or other forms of microcontrollers) are better suited to smaller systems. i am sure that others will disagree with me, but if you are designing one machine, use an arduino. if you are designing the entire plant, use a plc.
conventional logic says this is correct. but arduinos have plenty of power – on par with many common plcs. they are far less expensive and without too much work are able to be extended out such that they can talk with each other and perform computer based monitoring. what they can’t do is drive a large touch screen or be programmed with ladder logic (sort of anyway).
arduinos generally lack *any* 120v outputs but with some solid state or mechanical optically isolated relays, you can control up to 480 volt systems without terrible difficulty – assuming you know what you are doing. the ssr modules are fairly inexpensive and because the arduinos are so much easier to use, easier to program and cheaper, we have embedded them in all sorts of industrial controls. we built a roughly $100,000 anodizing line using 11 of them (mostly megas) and saved quite a bit of hassle, time and frustration – plus they all talk to each other, control displays, accept inputs and control outputs and perform error detection and process control. in short, pretty much everything we needed. i consider arduinos to be plcs, but better in nearly every regard. and i say that as someone who has dealt far more than they want to with siemens and telemecanique and other “true” plcs.
you’re right, functionally a plc is nothing more than a hardened microcontroller.
all very valuable things that save time and headaches when doing complex (and often dangerous) stuff.
koyo makes some sub $100 plcs and they seem to work just fine, has excellent ladder software as well.
actually, that was off the top of my head. and you are absolutely correct. i should also mention that i’ve only had one class in plc’s, and that over a decade ago.
and i do agree with hackerspacer. when i said “highly complex, industrial systems”, i was thinking more about the ‘industrial’ than the ‘complex’. plcs are (mostly) designed for nasty, miserable environments that have neither air conditioning or filtration. and they are installed and maintained by electricians. most electricians are pretty smart, but they tend to work on “bigger” equipment.
if the connecting wires are 14 gauge and larger, and carry either 48vdc or some type of line voltage; or are very electrically noisy, you should probably use a plc. if the conecting wires are 18 gauge and smaller, and won’t handleing more than ± 12vdc, go with a microcontroller.
or even more simply put, if your signal wires carry enough current to kill you outright, use a plc. otherwise, use a microcontroller.
plc is just a term that has stuck for many kinds of modular, rail-mount, easily programmable controllers with specific io needs. plcs were the next step from relay control blocks.
so basically, all those discrete blocks (relays, timers, logic) that had to be wired, it could be done with programming just one block via a simple graphical interface.
if you build a few, simple machines professionally that need some control – use a plc. for larger scale installations, the availably systems (building blocks) are not easily categorized, but everything goes: plc with motion control and addional io modules connected via some field bus, up to embedded real time oss with graphical process control gui etc..
it’s all about standardization – of course, if you are very quick, you can build your own specialized hardware to do the job. but only few people will be able to design, build, program and test a system within the time they can setup a plc. in addition, a proprietary solution is not easily replaced and maintained while pretty much anyone could replace and reprogram a plc.
i know – there is also a (discontinued?) project called mikrosps, by the guys who now mainly do the mikrokopter. i think it is able to generate code from a logic diagram made with eagle.
who cares if its overkill or technically not this or that? i think it’s a great project, particularly if you someday get some kids involved in understanding how it all works. better than playing video games or watching tv imo, and he probably had the best light display on the block. beat that mr and mrs joneses!
its up to hardware design we all know plc is able to work in extremes in temperatures, humidity, vibration, dust, etc are normal operating conditions.
# for dust protection you can use thin coating layer paste which will help you for dust protection.
# microcontrollers use embedded c etc.
what is main difference b/w plc and mcu based plc.
# ladder logic is mainly design for electrical engg.’s who only know no,nc of relay.
# software of plc are available worldwide and any little skilled person who deals with relay are able to program plc but not able to program microcontroller based plc.
# plc hardware consist semiconductor base and microprocessor/microcontroller is run inside plc but user interface programing is ladder (for electrical engg’s).
i do plc development daily for a living. i have worked on power plant systems with 100’s of i/o points and 1000’s of communicated points. the more i learn about arduinos, and other controllers the more i am convinced that the multi $100k systems i work on are not much more powerful (in cases less) than these controllers.i believe most of what you are paying for is the decades of development these companies have invested (modicon, allen bradley, ge, siemens). m$ windows would be much more expensive if billions of people weren’t buying copies. as for flexibility, i would argue my hands are tied very often because this controller doesn’t work with that protocol. the os of the plc is what it is. with c or linux you will never be told that cannot be done, just that it may take alot of work. there is also very often a patchwork of protocol bridges and media converters to get certain controllers to work with older hardware. there is a much easier entry to control something with an off the shelf plc (especially if you are replacing relay logic). people who know nothing about cpus, electronics, or low level programming can be controlling something pretty quickly.
you don’t really need to use a *seperate* ground for the isolator to work as intended . ground is simply a reference for voltage; if the circuits aren’t connected by anything other than ground it’s fine.
i’m a bit perplexed as to why he is using an isolator for a 5v di though.. – it would make complete sense for a 12, 24 or higher voltage dc.
with a couple modifications it could be used for ac also.
i was reading the project documentation and there is a part were you explain “..led1 is in series with the coil..” could you please confirm how is that? by looking at it i thought the coil was in parallel with led1 and r13.
thanks for sharing your project with the community, people like you make the internet a better place.
you are correct. the led and resistor are in series, parallel to the coil.
don’t forget your reverse biased flyback diode.


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Emil Carlsen : Venetian scene, ca.1908.
ca.1939 Private collection of [unknown] .
ca.1908 Emil Carlsen, the artist .
1939 American Art Association, New York, NY, “Oil paintings : earlier works ultra-modern works drawings American & French bronze sculptures“, April 12.
– American Art Association, New York, NY, exhibition catalog, sale #4446, “Oil paintings : earlier works ultra-modern works drawings American & French bronze sculptures“, April 12, 1939, #87, page 30, not illustrated.
– Akron Art Institute, Akron, OH, “exhibition”, dates unknown.
– We believe this would be a variation off Venice, 1908.
– American Art Association, New York, NY, exhibition catalog, sale #4446, “Oil paintings : earlier works ultra-modern works drawings American & French bronze sculptures”, April 12, 1939, #87, page 30, not illustrated.

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emil carlsen : venetian scene, ca.1908.
ca.1939 private collection of [unknown] .
ca.1908 emil carlsen, the artist .
1939 american art association, new york, ny, “oil paintings : earlier works ultra-modern works drawings american & french bronze sculptures“, april 12.
– american art association, new york, ny, exhibition catalog, sale #4446, “oil paintings : earlier works ultra-modern works drawings american & french bronze sculptures“, april 12, 1939, #87, page 30, not illustrated.
– akron art institute, akron, oh, “exhibition”, dates unknown.
– we believe this would be a variation off venice, 1908.
– american art association, new york, ny, exhibition catalog, sale #4446, “oil paintings : earlier works ultra-modern works drawings american & french bronze sculptures”, april 12, 1939, #87, page 30, not illustrated.


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Hélène Wickett has regularly appeared as soloist with major orchestras and in solo recital throughout Europe and the Americas as well as being active as a chamber musician. Her London Wigmore Hall debut took place in 1985, Kennedy Center in 1986, Paris Opéra Comique and Rome Villa Medicis in 1993.
Ms. Wickett has appeared with the Cleveland Orchestra, BBC Philharmonic, Boston Symphony, Göteborg Symphony, San Francisco Symphony, Stockholm Philharmonic, Minnesota Orchestra, Residentie Orchestra of the Hague, Pittsburgh Symphony, Oslo Philharmonic, St. Louis Symphony, Graz Philharmonic, Dallas Symphony, Indianapolis Symphony, National Chamber Orchestra, Marseilles Opera Orchestra, New Jersey Symphony, Florida Orchestra, Alabama Symphony, Milwaukee Symphony, National Chamber Orchestra, New Mexico Symphony, San Diego Symphony, Reno Chamber Orchestra, Aalborg Symphony and the Irish Radio Television Orchestra among many others, with conductors Raymond Leppard, Paavo Berglund, Christoph von Dohnányi, Hans Vonk, George Cleve, Edo de Waart, Nicholas McGegan, Joseph Silverstein, Peter Erös, Eduardo Mata, Bernhard Klee, Mehli Mehta, Janos Fürst, Murry Sidlin, Michael Lankester and Michael Tilson Thomas.
She has played solo recitals in virtually every major western musical capital. Winner of the Pro Musicis Foundation Award, she made her New York debut under their auspices in 1980. Through the Pro Musicis Foundation she also has played in many non-traditional venues such as hospitals, maximum-security prisons, drug rehabilitation centers and mental institutions for diverse audiences with limited access to live classical music.
Born in Palo Alto, California to an American father and Austrian mother, she began piano and violin lessons at age 4, played her first solo recital at 6, made her orchestral debut at 8 and won the San Francisco Symphony Youth Auditions at age 11, making the first of numerous solo appearances with that orchestra. She entered Stanford University at age 16, after having lived in Paris for several years to study theory and composition with Nadia Boulanger. Her piano teachers were Alfred Brendel, Robert Casadesus, Elena Hitchcock, Benjamin Kaplan, Abram Chasins and Geneviève Joy.
Ms. Wickett has performed some 70 concertos with orchestra as well as most of the chamber music repertory. A violin student of Henryk Szeryng, Stuart Canin, Jacob Krachmalnick, and Naoum Blinder, she also plays viola and harpsichord. She is principal violist for Symphony Parnassus. She has also studied voice in Vienna and is fluent in six languages.

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hélène wickett has regularly appeared as soloist with major orchestras and in solo recital throughout europe and the americas as well as being active as a chamber musician. her london wigmore hall debut took place in 1985, kennedy center in 1986, paris opéra comique and rome villa medicis in 1993.
ms. wickett has appeared with the cleveland orchestra, bbc philharmonic, boston symphony, göteborg symphony, san francisco symphony, stockholm philharmonic, minnesota orchestra, residentie orchestra of the hague, pittsburgh symphony, oslo philharmonic, st. louis symphony, graz philharmonic, dallas symphony, indianapolis symphony, national chamber orchestra, marseilles opera orchestra, new jersey symphony, florida orchestra, alabama symphony, milwaukee symphony, national chamber orchestra, new mexico symphony, san diego symphony, reno chamber orchestra, aalborg symphony and the irish radio television orchestra among many others, with conductors raymond leppard, paavo berglund, christoph von dohnányi, hans vonk, george cleve, edo de waart, nicholas mcgegan, joseph silverstein, peter erös, eduardo mata, bernhard klee, mehli mehta, janos fürst, murry sidlin, michael lankester and michael tilson thomas.
she has played solo recitals in virtually every major western musical capital. winner of the pro musicis foundation award, she made her new york debut under their auspices in 1980. through the pro musicis foundation she also has played in many non-traditional venues such as hospitals, maximum-security prisons, drug rehabilitation centers and mental institutions for diverse audiences with limited access to live classical music.
born in palo alto, california to an american father and austrian mother, she began piano and violin lessons at age 4, played her first solo recital at 6, made her orchestral debut at 8 and won the san francisco symphony youth auditions at age 11, making the first of numerous solo appearances with that orchestra. she entered stanford university at age 16, after having lived in paris for several years to study theory and composition with nadia boulanger. her piano teachers were alfred brendel, robert casadesus, elena hitchcock, benjamin kaplan, abram chasins and geneviève joy.
ms. wickett has performed some 70 concertos with orchestra as well as most of the chamber music repertory. a violin student of henryk szeryng, stuart canin, jacob krachmalnick, and naoum blinder, she also plays viola and harpsichord. she is principal violist for symphony parnassus. she has also studied voice in vienna and is fluent in six languages.


text: Clean, simplistic styling defines a go-to sneaker designed with a dual-density footbed and set on a sporty rubber sole. Sizing: True to size. D=medium width - Round toe - Faux suede construction - Perforation detail - Lace-up - Can be worn with or without laces - Removable padded insole - Imported With every pair you purchase, TOMS will give a pair of new shoes to a child in need. One for One(R).

lowercased: clean, simplistic styling defines a go-to sneaker designed with a dual-density footbed and set on a sporty rubber sole. sizing: true to size. d=medium width - round toe - faux suede construction - perforation detail - lace-up - can be worn with or without laces - removable padded insole - imported with every pair you purchase, toms will give a pair of new shoes to a child in need. one for one(r).


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Just like it is unwise to share the content of your dreams with someone who you do not feel safe with, it is also advisable to be careful about whom you share your emotional pain with particularly when you are vulnerable in the grieving process. Having healthy and strong boundaries means assessing who is safe to share your bereavement, loss and disappointments with.
Sharing your emotional pain with appropriate people will protect your psychic boundaries and ensure that you feel heard. Appropriate people are ones you can trust, who will listen to you without judgement and who will refrain from taking over the conversation with their own personal material.
Who wants to share their bereavement, for example, with someone who proceeds to hijack the conversation with their own stories of bereavement and loss? Or to share your personal pain with someone who will respond with platitudes and cliché statements? When you are grieving the loss of a loved one you can do without statements such as "well they had a good innings".
Narcissists won’t have the emotional capacity to offer you the space to share your pain with them. Instead, they will want to talk about their own pain from their past which can leave you feeling ignored and frustrated. It is far better to keep your counsel and share your pain with a trusted friend, spiritual advisor or professional, who will listen to you without the need for interruption.
It is important for the grieving process that you have the private and confidential space to reflect on the range of emotions which you will experience. This can help you to find the compassion for yourself and others so that you can effectively process your difficult feelings and emotions. A crucial aspect of transforming your feelings is the knowledge that you are truly being listened to.
Stages of grief can include denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance. However, there is huge individual variation and there is no neat progression from one stage to another. Personal circumstances will vary enormously too, such as your relationship to the deceased, how sudden the loss was and whether you had any unfinished business with the person. Experiencing loss has the potential to trigger memories of previous loss and this can have the effect of compounding feelings of grief. So, try to be kind to yourself and try not to bottle up your feelings. Accept the help and support from family and friends, when it is offered, provided you feel safe with those offering a listening ear. You could also consider joining a bereavement support group when you are ready. The support and strength which comes from sharing with other bereaved people can help to ease your pain and make your intense feelings easier to bear.
The benefits of speaking to a trained counsellor are that they are able to put aside their need to share their own personal material with you so that you can be afforded the uninterrupted space which you need in order to grieve and to share your pain. A skilled professional will be aware of the stages of bereavement, whether that is about the death of a loved one, the end of a close relationship or the ending of another important life chapter.

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just like it is unwise to share the content of your dreams with someone who you do not feel safe with, it is also advisable to be careful about whom you share your emotional pain with particularly when you are vulnerable in the grieving process. having healthy and strong boundaries means assessing who is safe to share your bereavement, loss and disappointments with.
sharing your emotional pain with appropriate people will protect your psychic boundaries and ensure that you feel heard. appropriate people are ones you can trust, who will listen to you without judgement and who will refrain from taking over the conversation with their own personal material.
who wants to share their bereavement, for example, with someone who proceeds to hijack the conversation with their own stories of bereavement and loss? or to share your personal pain with someone who will respond with platitudes and cliché statements? when you are grieving the loss of a loved one you can do without statements such as "well they had a good innings".
narcissists won’t have the emotional capacity to offer you the space to share your pain with them. instead, they will want to talk about their own pain from their past which can leave you feeling ignored and frustrated. it is far better to keep your counsel and share your pain with a trusted friend, spiritual advisor or professional, who will listen to you without the need for interruption.
it is important for the grieving process that you have the private and confidential space to reflect on the range of emotions which you will experience. this can help you to find the compassion for yourself and others so that you can effectively process your difficult feelings and emotions. a crucial aspect of transforming your feelings is the knowledge that you are truly being listened to.
stages of grief can include denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance. however, there is huge individual variation and there is no neat progression from one stage to another. personal circumstances will vary enormously too, such as your relationship to the deceased, how sudden the loss was and whether you had any unfinished business with the person. experiencing loss has the potential to trigger memories of previous loss and this can have the effect of compounding feelings of grief. so, try to be kind to yourself and try not to bottle up your feelings. accept the help and support from family and friends, when it is offered, provided you feel safe with those offering a listening ear. you could also consider joining a bereavement support group when you are ready. the support and strength which comes from sharing with other bereaved people can help to ease your pain and make your intense feelings easier to bear.
the benefits of speaking to a trained counsellor are that they are able to put aside their need to share their own personal material with you so that you can be afforded the uninterrupted space which you need in order to grieve and to share your pain. a skilled professional will be aware of the stages of bereavement, whether that is about the death of a loved one, the end of a close relationship or the ending of another important life chapter.


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After Brent oil prices sank to new lows of less than USD 30/bbl at the beginning of this year, the GCC energy market witnessed a further slowdown in project activity from already low levels of activity that has been witnessed in the past two years. While the first half of 2016 saw relatively lower project spends (c.USD 20.6bn) than that seen in H1 of 2014 (c.USD 46.5bn) and H1 of 2015 (c.USD 32.8bn), a look at the project awards in each quarter of this year reveals that Q2 2016 (c.USD 7.5bn) witnessed a c.42% fall in project awards compared with Q1 2016 – which was already considered one of the weakest quarter in terms of project activity.
As this quarter witnessed remarkably low project spends, the worst seen in the past 5 years, a comparison of the Q2 project awards for the past several years was also carried out. Data confirms, however, that low spends for this quarter were due to market instability rather than seasonality. The following figure (Figure 1) illustrates the aforementioned trends in project awards seen over the past two years.
Further examination of Q2 2016 spends reveals that this was not due to a poor pipeline either, as Q2 2016 initially had c.USD 30bn worth of projects planned for award. A deeper analysis of the data depicts that all projects above c.USD 500mn that were due for award this quarter, faced delays, and were postponed for award to H2 2016, except for two projects – ALBA’s Aluminium Plant Expansion Phase 6 - Smelter worth c.USD 2.5bn and Aramco’s Arabiyah-Hasbah Development: Hasbah Sour Gas Field Expansion worth c.USD 1.7bn.
Lack of Funding: Large spenders in the region experienced a slowdown in project activity due to issues related to financing, as governments focus on reducing their fiscal deficits. Data by Bloomberg reveals that energy producers in the GCC more than doubled their borrowings this quarter with Saudi Arabia leading the way as the largest borrower. Saudi energy companies have borrowed c.USD 23.1bn in the past 18 months, almost as much as the c.USD 23.4bn they borrowed over the past eight years. These numbers include credits given to companies involved in oil exploration, production, refining and natural gas services & processing.
Major Restructuring in the Oil & Gas Space: Countries such as Saudi Arabia and UAE have undergone major re-structuring within the key decision making hierarchy. While Saudi Arabia saw the replacement of its energy minister to Khalid al-Falih, who is planning to focus on diversifying the country’s energy portfolio, UAE saw its national oil company, ADNOC, go through a major reshuffle this quarter in an effort to drive efficiency, performance and profitability of the business. With major re-structuring taking place in the industry, projects are now experiencing further delays as new department heads are re-evaluating the viability and the necessity of several projects.
Current Workload & Lack of Resources: Kuwait, another large spender in the region, witnessed a fall in project awards due to the fact that the country is currently executing several mega-projects already and does not have additional capacity to take on more mega projects.
While a majority of the GCC countries are facing a slowdown in project activity, Bahrain on the other hand, has witnessed its strongest quarter in terms of project spends in the past decade. This was due to the award of ALBA’s Aluminium Plant Expansion Phase 6 - Smelter. Moreover, the country’s future pipeline continues to look strong as it expects to witness further large spends due to its upcoming Sitra Refinery Modernization Program by BAPCO worth c.USD 4.5bn, GPIC’s Ammonia/Urea Plant Expansion worth c.USD 1.5bn and ALBA’s Aluminium Plant Expansion Phase 6 - Power Plant 5 worth c.USD 750mn.
"H2 2016, however, is expected to be dominated by the downstream sector (c.USD 18.8bn) with refining and gas processing accounting for the largest share (c.50% and c.19% respectively within the downstream sector). "
A sector analysis of the first half of this year depicts that H1 2016 witnessed very low downstream activity (c.USD 5bn) and was largely dominated by the power, oil & gas production and pipeline sector; these sectors saw c.21%, c.20% and c.18% of awards respectively. H2 2016, however, is expected to be dominated by the downstream sector (c.USD 18.8bn) with refining and gas processing accounting for the largest share (c.50% and c.19% respectively within the downstream sector). While the downstream sector is expected to witness major awards in the second half of the year, H2 2016 anticipates the largest number of awards to take place in the water & waste and power sector (c.29% and c.25% of total planned for award).
In order to understand the contractor landscape, a deeper analysis of the projects awarded in the first half of this year was carried out. This revealed the dominance of the Asian contractors (such as SEPCO III and HDEC) that won four out of the six projects which were above the c.USD 750mn threshold, when compared to only two projects won by the Western contractors (i.e. Bechtel and SNC Lavalin). An assessment of the future projects and the contractors bidding for these projects illustrates that a similar trend will be seen in the latter half of the year with Asian contractors, in particular, Koreans, dominating the contractor landscape. Korean contractors such as Samsung E&C, GS Engineering and Hyundai (HDEC & HEC) are bidding on many projects, and thus, have a higher likelihood of winning more projects than their Western competitors such as Tecnicas Reunidas, Petrofac, Saipem and CB&I.
Looking at the future projects for the remainder of the year, we see that the GCC market has c.USD 66.2bn worth of projects planned – with Q3 2016 expecting to see the award of c.57% of planned projects. A country-wise analysis for this year reveals that Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and UAE will account for c.26%, c.25% and c.19% of total planned projects. However, using Contax Partners’ Tiering methodology (where Tier 1 projects have a 70% or greater probability of going ahead and Tier 2 projects have a 30% probability of being awarded), Contax Partners forecasts that only USD c.USD 28.6bn worth of additional projects have a realistic chance of being awarded this year. Thus, total capex spends of c.USD 49.3bn is anticipated for 2016. Several key upcoming mega-projects for this year include: DRPIC’s Duqm Refinery, Saudi Aramco’s Ras Tanura Refinery Clean Fuels and Aromatics Project, ENOC’s Jebel Ali Refinery Expansion and KOC’s Jurassic Non Associated: Phase 2: East & West Raudhatain Field Development.

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after brent oil prices sank to new lows of less than usd 30/bbl at the beginning of this year, the gcc energy market witnessed a further slowdown in project activity from already low levels of activity that has been witnessed in the past two years. while the first half of 2016 saw relatively lower project spends (c.usd 20.6bn) than that seen in h1 of 2014 (c.usd 46.5bn) and h1 of 2015 (c.usd 32.8bn), a look at the project awards in each quarter of this year reveals that q2 2016 (c.usd 7.5bn) witnessed a c.42% fall in project awards compared with q1 2016 – which was already considered one of the weakest quarter in terms of project activity.
as this quarter witnessed remarkably low project spends, the worst seen in the past 5 years, a comparison of the q2 project awards for the past several years was also carried out. data confirms, however, that low spends for this quarter were due to market instability rather than seasonality. the following figure (figure 1) illustrates the aforementioned trends in project awards seen over the past two years.
further examination of q2 2016 spends reveals that this was not due to a poor pipeline either, as q2 2016 initially had c.usd 30bn worth of projects planned for award. a deeper analysis of the data depicts that all projects above c.usd 500mn that were due for award this quarter, faced delays, and were postponed for award to h2 2016, except for two projects – alba’s aluminium plant expansion phase 6 - smelter worth c.usd 2.5bn and aramco’s arabiyah-hasbah development: hasbah sour gas field expansion worth c.usd 1.7bn.
lack of funding: large spenders in the region experienced a slowdown in project activity due to issues related to financing, as governments focus on reducing their fiscal deficits. data by bloomberg reveals that energy producers in the gcc more than doubled their borrowings this quarter with saudi arabia leading the way as the largest borrower. saudi energy companies have borrowed c.usd 23.1bn in the past 18 months, almost as much as the c.usd 23.4bn they borrowed over the past eight years. these numbers include credits given to companies involved in oil exploration, production, refining and natural gas services & processing.
major restructuring in the oil & gas space: countries such as saudi arabia and uae have undergone major re-structuring within the key decision making hierarchy. while saudi arabia saw the replacement of its energy minister to khalid al-falih, who is planning to focus on diversifying the country’s energy portfolio, uae saw its national oil company, adnoc, go through a major reshuffle this quarter in an effort to drive efficiency, performance and profitability of the business. with major re-structuring taking place in the industry, projects are now experiencing further delays as new department heads are re-evaluating the viability and the necessity of several projects.
current workload & lack of resources: kuwait, another large spender in the region, witnessed a fall in project awards due to the fact that the country is currently executing several mega-projects already and does not have additional capacity to take on more mega projects.
while a majority of the gcc countries are facing a slowdown in project activity, bahrain on the other hand, has witnessed its strongest quarter in terms of project spends in the past decade. this was due to the award of alba’s aluminium plant expansion phase 6 - smelter. moreover, the country’s future pipeline continues to look strong as it expects to witness further large spends due to its upcoming sitra refinery modernization program by bapco worth c.usd 4.5bn, gpic’s ammonia/urea plant expansion worth c.usd 1.5bn and alba’s aluminium plant expansion phase 6 - power plant 5 worth c.usd 750mn.
"h2 2016, however, is expected to be dominated by the downstream sector (c.usd 18.8bn) with refining and gas processing accounting for the largest share (c.50% and c.19% respectively within the downstream sector). "
a sector analysis of the first half of this year depicts that h1 2016 witnessed very low downstream activity (c.usd 5bn) and was largely dominated by the power, oil & gas production and pipeline sector; these sectors saw c.21%, c.20% and c.18% of awards respectively. h2 2016, however, is expected to be dominated by the downstream sector (c.usd 18.8bn) with refining and gas processing accounting for the largest share (c.50% and c.19% respectively within the downstream sector). while the downstream sector is expected to witness major awards in the second half of the year, h2 2016 anticipates the largest number of awards to take place in the water & waste and power sector (c.29% and c.25% of total planned for award).
in order to understand the contractor landscape, a deeper analysis of the projects awarded in the first half of this year was carried out. this revealed the dominance of the asian contractors (such as sepco iii and hdec) that won four out of the six projects which were above the c.usd 750mn threshold, when compared to only two projects won by the western contractors (i.e. bechtel and snc lavalin). an assessment of the future projects and the contractors bidding for these projects illustrates that a similar trend will be seen in the latter half of the year with asian contractors, in particular, koreans, dominating the contractor landscape. korean contractors such as samsung e&c, gs engineering and hyundai (hdec & hec) are bidding on many projects, and thus, have a higher likelihood of winning more projects than their western competitors such as tecnicas reunidas, petrofac, saipem and cb&i.
looking at the future projects for the remainder of the year, we see that the gcc market has c.usd 66.2bn worth of projects planned – with q3 2016 expecting to see the award of c.57% of planned projects. a country-wise analysis for this year reveals that kuwait, saudi arabia and uae will account for c.26%, c.25% and c.19% of total planned projects. however, using contax partners’ tiering methodology (where tier 1 projects have a 70% or greater probability of going ahead and tier 2 projects have a 30% probability of being awarded), contax partners forecasts that only usd c.usd 28.6bn worth of additional projects have a realistic chance of being awarded this year. thus, total capex spends of c.usd 49.3bn is anticipated for 2016. several key upcoming mega-projects for this year include: drpic’s duqm refinery, saudi aramco’s ras tanura refinery clean fuels and aromatics project, enoc’s jebel ali refinery expansion and koc’s jurassic non associated: phase 2: east & west raudhatain field development.


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Niyc began her career as a personal trainer. She would push herself really hard. The income wasn’t great, but she was doing something she really loved. Niyc got to a point where she felt stuck while working, going to school, and going back to work at night. That came at a detriment to her health and she felt like a victim. She was playing small because she gave struggle the strength.
Last June, Niyc had taken two months off from her business to write her book. She had savings in the bank and was launching an online group program at the end of that two-month gap. She knew it was going to be a success because she worked so hard on it for 6 months with her assistant. When Niyc launched the program, she had a grand total of one sale. Real panic and fear started to set in. She got one or two more sales as weeks went on. Niyc was on the other side of the world, sold her car, and moved out of her apartment. She was faced with the prospect of getting a job and leaving entrepreneurship behind. Niyc decided she needed to stay true to what she talked to her community and clients about. Never abandon yourself. Always back yourself and always believe in yourself. If you don’t believe in yourself, then nobody else is going to believe in you.
Strength and Love is her leadership style. Niyc leads from a loving heart with joy and inspiration. As a leader she wants to create an atmosphere that is supportive.
Niyc is in the editing process of her book Now is Your Chance. She is working on a TV Series, Niyc TV or Happiness TV, still in creation at the moment.
Niyc’s morning mindset ritual is what gets her ready in the morning. By building a strong body and strong mind you are able to go out there and seize the day and be a powerful strong leader that is coming from the right place.
Niyc would tell herself no matter what happens along the way that it is always going to work out all right.

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niyc began her career as a personal trainer. she would push herself really hard. the income wasn’t great, but she was doing something she really loved. niyc got to a point where she felt stuck while working, going to school, and going back to work at night. that came at a detriment to her health and she felt like a victim. she was playing small because she gave struggle the strength.
last june, niyc had taken two months off from her business to write her book. she had savings in the bank and was launching an online group program at the end of that two-month gap. she knew it was going to be a success because she worked so hard on it for 6 months with her assistant. when niyc launched the program, she had a grand total of one sale. real panic and fear started to set in. she got one or two more sales as weeks went on. niyc was on the other side of the world, sold her car, and moved out of her apartment. she was faced with the prospect of getting a job and leaving entrepreneurship behind. niyc decided she needed to stay true to what she talked to her community and clients about. never abandon yourself. always back yourself and always believe in yourself. if you don’t believe in yourself, then nobody else is going to believe in you.
strength and love is her leadership style. niyc leads from a loving heart with joy and inspiration. as a leader she wants to create an atmosphere that is supportive.
niyc is in the editing process of her book now is your chance. she is working on a tv series, niyc tv or happiness tv, still in creation at the moment.
niyc’s morning mindset ritual is what gets her ready in the morning. by building a strong body and strong mind you are able to go out there and seize the day and be a powerful strong leader that is coming from the right place.
niyc would tell herself no matter what happens along the way that it is always going to work out all right.


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Fayetteville police went door-to-door Monday warning residents in the Tiffany Pines neighborhood to be on the alert for suspicious people and vehicles.
FAYETTEVILLE (WTVD) -- Fayetteville police went door-to-door Monday evening warning residents in the Tiffany Pines neighborhood to be on the alert for suspicious people and vehicles.
"We are trying to get out here and inform the community what's going on and trying to help them safeguard themselves," said Fayetteville Police Sgt. Lori Holloway.
Police say they are seeing an uptick in home break-ins in the neighborhood. Brandis Ray, who lives in Tiffany Pines with her mother, said thieves wiped them out a couple of months ago.
"They stole my 50 inch TV, my Xbox, Play Station, and Galaxy," Ray said. "They stole a lot of stuff. They stole my brother's shoes."
Her mom, Gina Murphy, said she does not feel safe.
"It's like any minute... It's like someone could break into the house," said Murphy. "Kick in your door. You have to be careful."
Fayetteville police said the majority of the break-ins occur during the day when many residents are at work.
During their neighborhood walk, officers handed out 150 packets of information on how to spot and report suspicious people and gang signs. Plus, the packets contained information about how to secure personal property and get it back if it's stolen. Police said it's imperative that residents keep an inventory with serial numbers of their belongings.
"A lot of people, they don't all document their serial numbers for any product they have," said Officer Antoine Kincade. "Having that serial number and being able to say 'yes, yes that number matches this number.' [Then] we can give them their property back. We can also track down who sold the item at a store or pawn shop."
Overall, police said all property crime last year in Fayetteville was down 12 percent. Officers hope neighborhood walks like the one Monday night will help keep the number low, and reinforce to resident to keep a close eye on their neighborhood, and report anyone and anything that looks suspicious.

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fayetteville police went door-to-door monday warning residents in the tiffany pines neighborhood to be on the alert for suspicious people and vehicles.
fayetteville (wtvd) -- fayetteville police went door-to-door monday evening warning residents in the tiffany pines neighborhood to be on the alert for suspicious people and vehicles.
"we are trying to get out here and inform the community what's going on and trying to help them safeguard themselves," said fayetteville police sgt. lori holloway.
police say they are seeing an uptick in home break-ins in the neighborhood. brandis ray, who lives in tiffany pines with her mother, said thieves wiped them out a couple of months ago.
"they stole my 50 inch tv, my xbox, play station, and galaxy," ray said. "they stole a lot of stuff. they stole my brother's shoes."
her mom, gina murphy, said she does not feel safe.
"it's like any minute... it's like someone could break into the house," said murphy. "kick in your door. you have to be careful."
fayetteville police said the majority of the break-ins occur during the day when many residents are at work.
during their neighborhood walk, officers handed out 150 packets of information on how to spot and report suspicious people and gang signs. plus, the packets contained information about how to secure personal property and get it back if it's stolen. police said it's imperative that residents keep an inventory with serial numbers of their belongings.
"a lot of people, they don't all document their serial numbers for any product they have," said officer antoine kincade. "having that serial number and being able to say 'yes, yes that number matches this number.' [then] we can give them their property back. we can also track down who sold the item at a store or pawn shop."
overall, police said all property crime last year in fayetteville was down 12 percent. officers hope neighborhood walks like the one monday night will help keep the number low, and reinforce to resident to keep a close eye on their neighborhood, and report anyone and anything that looks suspicious.


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McBurney is firing back, asking supporters to contact Gov. Rick Scott, to advocate for his ascension to a judgeship.
In fact, the NRA issued a sharply written “Florida Alert” email Tuesday giving a heads-up to supporters about the attempt to counter the NRA’s aggressive campaign.
“Charles McBurney has now sent out an email asking for help to become a judge. We know it went to attorneys and we suspect he is trying to call in favors from prosecutors,” former NRA president Marion Hammer wrote.
Not everyone agrees with that read. Exhibit A: Jacksonville’s Southside Business Men’s Club, which is mobilizing its members in support of McBurney.
In a Wednesday letter to Gov. Scott, Patrick Heatherington, SBMC president, noted the strong support for McBurney among club members.
“By now you should have received several emails from our members individually as to why they support Charles McBurney. As many contacted me asking for our organization to support him as a group, today we held a vote at our regular meeting which carried overwhelmingly in favor. Rep. McBurney has served OUR district well over the past nine years. He’s been objective, fair, humble, and available to his constituents,” Heatherington wrote in the cover note to the formal letter.
The letter echoes that support.
“Recently the Florida head of the National Rifle Association has mobilized NRA membership against Charles’ appointment. This attack is misguided. Until now, Charles has maintained a perfect rating by the NRA the nine years he’s served as the District 16 State Representative. As a former prosecutor, private practice attorney, state legislator, and chairman of the Florida House Judiciary Committee, his credentials are impeccable and he would serve the State of Florida honorably and with integrity,” the letter on SBMC letterhead reads.
McBurney, a “longstanding, active member” of the club, has “overwhelming support” from members, many of whom have been represented by him in the state House.
Founded in 1932, the SBMC is Jacksonville’s oldest business and civic organization. Its support of McBurney sets local interests against outside lobbyists.
Gov. Scott, in Jacksonville Thursday for a National Guard deployment, discussed the squabble over McBurney with FloridaPolitics.com.
“I haven’t seen it,” Scott said regarding the NRA campaign.
Scott went on to describe the “process,” including interviews and such, that allows him to pick the “best judge,” one who understands the division between the three branches of government.
“I don’t know when the appointment is,” Scott added.
So, in sum, the NRA opposes McBurney. Local Jacksonville businessmen are asking Scott to “mute the noise.” And this issue, for Scott, is just part of the day’s work.

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mcburney is firing back, asking supporters to contact gov. rick scott, to advocate for his ascension to a judgeship.
in fact, the nra issued a sharply written “florida alert” email tuesday giving a heads-up to supporters about the attempt to counter the nra’s aggressive campaign.
“charles mcburney has now sent out an email asking for help to become a judge. we know it went to attorneys and we suspect he is trying to call in favors from prosecutors,” former nra president marion hammer wrote.
not everyone agrees with that read. exhibit a: jacksonville’s southside business men’s club, which is mobilizing its members in support of mcburney.
in a wednesday letter to gov. scott, patrick heatherington, sbmc president, noted the strong support for mcburney among club members.
“by now you should have received several emails from our members individually as to why they support charles mcburney. as many contacted me asking for our organization to support him as a group, today we held a vote at our regular meeting which carried overwhelmingly in favor. rep. mcburney has served our district well over the past nine years. he’s been objective, fair, humble, and available to his constituents,” heatherington wrote in the cover note to the formal letter.
the letter echoes that support.
“recently the florida head of the national rifle association has mobilized nra membership against charles’ appointment. this attack is misguided. until now, charles has maintained a perfect rating by the nra the nine years he’s served as the district 16 state representative. as a former prosecutor, private practice attorney, state legislator, and chairman of the florida house judiciary committee, his credentials are impeccable and he would serve the state of florida honorably and with integrity,” the letter on sbmc letterhead reads.
mcburney, a “longstanding, active member” of the club, has “overwhelming support” from members, many of whom have been represented by him in the state house.
founded in 1932, the sbmc is jacksonville’s oldest business and civic organization. its support of mcburney sets local interests against outside lobbyists.
gov. scott, in jacksonville thursday for a national guard deployment, discussed the squabble over mcburney with floridapolitics.com.
“i haven’t seen it,” scott said regarding the nra campaign.
scott went on to describe the “process,” including interviews and such, that allows him to pick the “best judge,” one who understands the division between the three branches of government.
“i don’t know when the appointment is,” scott added.
so, in sum, the nra opposes mcburney. local jacksonville businessmen are asking scott to “mute the noise.” and this issue, for scott, is just part of the day’s work.


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Do you want to know the history of a house or find its architect, builder, or previous owners?
Use this guide to find resources that can help you with your search.
Most of the items listed here are available in the Nicholson Information Commons, on the 2nd floor of the George Latimer Central Library in downtown Saint Paul.
An in-depth introduction to researching a house history, compiled by librarians at the University of Minnesota's Northwest Architectural Archives.
A guide to researching homes and other buildings, compiled by the Minnesota Historical Society.
Beginning with the 1929 volume there is a listing by street name and then by number, which can be used to trace former residents. The names section can then provide more information on that person and sometimes other members of the family.
A social register of the Twin Cities. Listings are by street address, but not everyone is listed.
Index to information about famous houses in Saint Paul, filed by street address and by the name of the house (which is usually the name of the first owner).
A collection of articles and other materials on how to research house history.
References to parts of books, magazines, newspapers, newspaper clippings, etc. Look under Houses and under the names of houses. Located in the Nicholson Information Commons.
The house history notebook and handifiles are available at the reference desk in the Nicholson Information Commons, on the 2nd floor of the George Latimer Central Library. Please ask a librarian for assistance.
Photographs, architectural information, architect's name, owners and construction dates of many St. Paul houses.
Descriptions of what types of house and when they were built for many St. Paul neighborhoods. Contains many photographs of individual houses and descriptions of some.
Short architectural descriptions of many St. Paul homes with a few photographs.
Descriptions of individual houses, architectural profiles of neighborhoods including information on additional houses and many photographs.
Historic and architectural information on most of the homes on Summit Avenue.
Many St. Paul houses discussed in the text. Arrangement is by architectural style, with no index.
Information on historic sites in St. Paul. Volume 3 contains information on individual houses.
Information on the historic Hill District. There is only a little information on individual houses, but a good deal of information on the development of the neighborhood.
St. Paul Pioneer Press and Dispatch Newspaper Index - 1967 - 1996.
In the print index, look under Houses or under the name of the house if it has one.
Indexes and microfilm are in the Magazine Room on the 3rd Floor of the George Latimer Central Library.
Online coverage begins with 1988.
Index to clipping files available on microfilmed aperture cards. Search under Houses, names of famous houses, and names of individuals. Aperture cards are kept in the Magazine Room on the 3rd Floor of the Central Library.
Occasionally articles on St. Paul houses would appear. Search under Houses-SP.
Online coverage begins in 1986.
Our Minnesota Index (1976) - F601 .O8.
An index to the Minnesota periodical collection in the South St. Paul Library covering approximately 1965-1975.
Try St. Paul--Historic Houses, Minnesota--Historic Houses, Historic Houses, Houses, and names of famous people for information about their houses.
References are to volumes on Minnesota History and then to page numbers.
Use the headings Houses and the names of people. Later issues are indexed in the St. Paul Subject Handifile.
Architecture of Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota: Journal Articles, 1980-1988 - FS-245 .A7C39 1990.
A bibliography of articles that appeared in architectural journals over an 8-year period.
The majority of articles cover modern construction and commercial or public buildings, but some articles on houses are included.
Clipping file of articles from the Pioneer Press and Dispatch from 1910 to the 1940s. Look under Houses--St. Paul, St. Paul--Houses, Construction--St. Paul, neighborhood names, etc.
The subject file is currently unavailable for browsing. Please ask staff for assistance.
The biographical file index can be browsed online. These clippings are located in the Nicholson Information Commons, on the second floor of the George Latimer Central Library.
Located at the Nicholson Information Commons reference desk. Last updated in 1982, but can still provide guidance to much of the collection.
Building permits, photo archives, a directory of architects and historic site surveys.
Search the library catalog by neighborhood name.
Check the Neighborhood card file at the George Latimer Central Library.

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do you want to know the history of a house or find its architect, builder, or previous owners?
use this guide to find resources that can help you with your search.
most of the items listed here are available in the nicholson information commons, on the 2nd floor of the george latimer central library in downtown saint paul.
an in-depth introduction to researching a house history, compiled by librarians at the university of minnesota's northwest architectural archives.
a guide to researching homes and other buildings, compiled by the minnesota historical society.
beginning with the 1929 volume there is a listing by street name and then by number, which can be used to trace former residents. the names section can then provide more information on that person and sometimes other members of the family.
a social register of the twin cities. listings are by street address, but not everyone is listed.
index to information about famous houses in saint paul, filed by street address and by the name of the house (which is usually the name of the first owner).
a collection of articles and other materials on how to research house history.
references to parts of books, magazines, newspapers, newspaper clippings, etc. look under houses and under the names of houses. located in the nicholson information commons.
the house history notebook and handifiles are available at the reference desk in the nicholson information commons, on the 2nd floor of the george latimer central library. please ask a librarian for assistance.
photographs, architectural information, architect's name, owners and construction dates of many st. paul houses.
descriptions of what types of house and when they were built for many st. paul neighborhoods. contains many photographs of individual houses and descriptions of some.
short architectural descriptions of many st. paul homes with a few photographs.
descriptions of individual houses, architectural profiles of neighborhoods including information on additional houses and many photographs.
historic and architectural information on most of the homes on summit avenue.
many st. paul houses discussed in the text. arrangement is by architectural style, with no index.
information on historic sites in st. paul. volume 3 contains information on individual houses.
information on the historic hill district. there is only a little information on individual houses, but a good deal of information on the development of the neighborhood.
st. paul pioneer press and dispatch newspaper index - 1967 - 1996.
in the print index, look under houses or under the name of the house if it has one.
indexes and microfilm are in the magazine room on the 3rd floor of the george latimer central library.
online coverage begins with 1988.
index to clipping files available on microfilmed aperture cards. search under houses, names of famous houses, and names of individuals. aperture cards are kept in the magazine room on the 3rd floor of the central library.
occasionally articles on st. paul houses would appear. search under houses-sp.
online coverage begins in 1986.
our minnesota index (1976) - f601 .o8.
an index to the minnesota periodical collection in the south st. paul library covering approximately 1965-1975.
try st. paul--historic houses, minnesota--historic houses, historic houses, houses, and names of famous people for information about their houses.
references are to volumes on minnesota history and then to page numbers.
use the headings houses and the names of people. later issues are indexed in the st. paul subject handifile.
architecture of minneapolis/st. paul, minnesota: journal articles, 1980-1988 - fs-245 .a7c39 1990.
a bibliography of articles that appeared in architectural journals over an 8-year period.
the majority of articles cover modern construction and commercial or public buildings, but some articles on houses are included.
clipping file of articles from the pioneer press and dispatch from 1910 to the 1940s. look under houses--st. paul, st. paul--houses, construction--st. paul, neighborhood names, etc.
the subject file is currently unavailable for browsing. please ask staff for assistance.
the biographical file index can be browsed online. these clippings are located in the nicholson information commons, on the second floor of the george latimer central library.
located at the nicholson information commons reference desk. last updated in 1982, but can still provide guidance to much of the collection.
building permits, photo archives, a directory of architects and historic site surveys.
search the library catalog by neighborhood name.
check the neighborhood card file at the george latimer central library.


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Do you recall this, from the Queen’s Speech 2012? What a vicious attack on ordinary people this Tory government has unleashed. And it’s set to get worse as the so called recovery continues. The only things recovering are the profits of greedy corporations like the energy utilities. I feel more and more like a tenant in my own country as our public estate, fought for and established after the 2nd World War, is handed over at knock-down prices to our new overseas ‘landlords’.
The truly dreadful Iain Duncan Smith has accused Church groups, charities and food banks of ‘playing politics’ as they protest the growing numbers of people, most of whom are in work, who are seeking handouts because they cannot feed their families as prices rise but wages do not. Galbraith suggested that while 75% of any population felt reasonably comfortable, a ‘culture of complacency’ would resist change. How many of our neighbours do we have to see at the food banks before we recognise that our society encourages the lack of compassion that permits evil?
We will regret this for generations. I make no apologies for posting this at Christmas time. There will be many who cannot afford to heat their rooms as the festive season finds us all at home. Spare a thought for them.
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do you recall this, from the queen’s speech 2012? what a vicious attack on ordinary people this tory government has unleashed. and it’s set to get worse as the so called recovery continues. the only things recovering are the profits of greedy corporations like the energy utilities. i feel more and more like a tenant in my own country as our public estate, fought for and established after the 2nd world war, is handed over at knock-down prices to our new overseas ‘landlords’.
the truly dreadful iain duncan smith has accused church groups, charities and food banks of ‘playing politics’ as they protest the growing numbers of people, most of whom are in work, who are seeking handouts because they cannot feed their families as prices rise but wages do not. galbraith suggested that while 75% of any population felt reasonably comfortable, a ‘culture of complacency’ would resist change. how many of our neighbours do we have to see at the food banks before we recognise that our society encourages the lack of compassion that permits evil?
we will regret this for generations. i make no apologies for posting this at christmas time. there will be many who cannot afford to heat their rooms as the festive season finds us all at home. spare a thought for them.
previous articleco creation: the foundation of reality.


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ANAHEIM, Calif. The actual Edmonton Oilers as well as Anaheim Other poultry strategy Online game 7 of the second-round playoff sequence through various viewpoints.
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anaheim, calif. the actual edmonton oilers as well as anaheim other poultry strategy online game 7 of the second-round playoff sequence through various viewpoints.
with regard to the majority of the youthful oilers roster, they’ve waded in to uncharted seas of the shared eradication online game as the other poultry veterans should solution exactly the same queries regarding their own capability to earn the actual large online game for any 5th consecutive period.
online game 7 grew to become a real possibility following edmonton’s 7-1 knocking associated with anaheim upon weekend, driven through leon draisaitl’s very first profession postseason loath technique. the actual third-year ahead may be easy towards anaheim, signing up 11 objectives as well as 10 aids within 11 video games from the other poultry this particular marketing campaign. as the other poultry possess was missing the protective solution from the bruising german born ahead, draisaitl is equally as stumped why he’s submitted incredible unpleasant amounts from this challenger.
this is the very first online game 7 for that business within greater than a 10 years, however this methods this along with small pressure.
the actual other poultry had been preferred in order to earn the actual sequence, as well as following a remarkable third-period return within online game 5 by which anaheim obtained 3 objectives within the last 3: sixteen using their goaltender drawn, the majority of observers believed which edmonton couldn’t gather upward a large work in order to actually the actual sequence. whenever the majority of measured all of them away, edmonton chief connor mcdavid understood their group experienced a minumum of one much more powerful online game in order to perform as well as thinks they are able to duplicate this to maneuver upon.


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Sometimes dentists need to do more in-depth work than your regular cleanings & exams. Due to the sensitivity of your teeth & gums, some treatment may require local anesthetic medication to cause numbness. Local anesthesia is used to make a very small, specific area of your body temporarily unable to feel sensations, including pain. Examples of procedures requiring local anesthesia include fillings, crown placement & root canals.
A local anesthetic works by blocking nerve cells in a specific area from sending pain signals to your brain. You can expect this numbness to last for two to four hours, which means you will probably still feel residual numbness after your appointment.
You may have heard of dentists using Novocain to numb patients’ mouths, but Novocain is not actually used anymore. Modern dentists use much safer & more effective drugs such as lidocaine. These are usually combined with other substances such as vasoconstrictors to increase the effectiveness & duration of the anesthesia.
There are two kinds of local anesthetics that dentists use to numb your mouth. The first is called a topical anesthetic, which is swabbed over a small area on the surface of your mouth or gums. In most cases, this is used to numb the area where the dentist plans to inject the other kind of local anesthetic. The injectable anesthetic is what we rely on to keep you comfortable & pain-free.
Despite the numbness from the topical anesthetic, some patients feel a stinging sensation from the injection & think it isn’t working. In reality, this feeling is caused by the anesthetic drug entering the body & beginning to work. The stinging subsides within several seconds.
Local anesthesia does have side effects, but they are usually not serious. One well-known side effect is a temporary rapid heartbeat, which can happen if the local anesthetic is injected into a blood vessel. One of the chemicals used in the local anesthetic injection, epinephrine, can travel directly from the blood vessel to the heart. You may also know epinephrine by its other name: adrenaline. It is a naturally occurring substance in your body that can rapidly increase your heart rate. The fast heartbeat it causes can be alarming, but it is not dangerous & should return to normal in a matter of seconds.
The numbness from local anesthesia will take a couple hours to wear off, which may inhibit proper speaking & eating. After your appointment, you’ll need to be careful about biting & chewing—you could bite your tongue or cheek & not feel it! You may also experience temporary swelling or drooping of parts of your mouth or face. Some patients find themselves unable to blink, though this is not something to worry about. The dentist can tape your eye shut so it won’t dry out. You’ll be able to blink normally again as soon as the anesthetic wears off.
Before you undergo a procedure requiring local anesthesia, we will ask for information regarding any allergies & the medications you take. There is a possibility you might need a different formula if you have certain medical conditions. Call us if you have concerns or wish to know more about how we use local anesthesia.

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sometimes dentists need to do more in-depth work than your regular cleanings & exams. due to the sensitivity of your teeth & gums, some treatment may require local anesthetic medication to cause numbness. local anesthesia is used to make a very small, specific area of your body temporarily unable to feel sensations, including pain. examples of procedures requiring local anesthesia include fillings, crown placement & root canals.
a local anesthetic works by blocking nerve cells in a specific area from sending pain signals to your brain. you can expect this numbness to last for two to four hours, which means you will probably still feel residual numbness after your appointment.
you may have heard of dentists using novocain to numb patients’ mouths, but novocain is not actually used anymore. modern dentists use much safer & more effective drugs such as lidocaine. these are usually combined with other substances such as vasoconstrictors to increase the effectiveness & duration of the anesthesia.
there are two kinds of local anesthetics that dentists use to numb your mouth. the first is called a topical anesthetic, which is swabbed over a small area on the surface of your mouth or gums. in most cases, this is used to numb the area where the dentist plans to inject the other kind of local anesthetic. the injectable anesthetic is what we rely on to keep you comfortable & pain-free.
despite the numbness from the topical anesthetic, some patients feel a stinging sensation from the injection & think it isn’t working. in reality, this feeling is caused by the anesthetic drug entering the body & beginning to work. the stinging subsides within several seconds.
local anesthesia does have side effects, but they are usually not serious. one well-known side effect is a temporary rapid heartbeat, which can happen if the local anesthetic is injected into a blood vessel. one of the chemicals used in the local anesthetic injection, epinephrine, can travel directly from the blood vessel to the heart. you may also know epinephrine by its other name: adrenaline. it is a naturally occurring substance in your body that can rapidly increase your heart rate. the fast heartbeat it causes can be alarming, but it is not dangerous & should return to normal in a matter of seconds.
the numbness from local anesthesia will take a couple hours to wear off, which may inhibit proper speaking & eating. after your appointment, you’ll need to be careful about biting & chewing—you could bite your tongue or cheek & not feel it! you may also experience temporary swelling or drooping of parts of your mouth or face. some patients find themselves unable to blink, though this is not something to worry about. the dentist can tape your eye shut so it won’t dry out. you’ll be able to blink normally again as soon as the anesthetic wears off.
before you undergo a procedure requiring local anesthesia, we will ask for information regarding any allergies & the medications you take. there is a possibility you might need a different formula if you have certain medical conditions. call us if you have concerns or wish to know more about how we use local anesthesia.


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In 2011, Olivier and Emanuel Chéty have decided to convert to Organic Farming. Even if it was a challenge for them but their aim was to improve the quality of their wine. Furthermore, their aim was to respect the grapevine and theterroir. The two brothers do not conceive the organic farming as a way of “Surfing the ecological wave” but as a long term investment that needs a lot of energy and hard work.
Organic farming comes with-in the context of the environmental respect and the return to a more reasoned culture. This approach passes notably by the suppression of synthetic chemical products. For what concerns the terroir, the meteorological variations are mostly used to take the right actions for the vineyard’s function of the different parameters. And now we are advancing more and more for the biodynamic work while depending on the moon phase calendar.

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in 2011, olivier and emanuel chéty have decided to convert to organic farming. even if it was a challenge for them but their aim was to improve the quality of their wine. furthermore, their aim was to respect the grapevine and theterroir. the two brothers do not conceive the organic farming as a way of “surfing the ecological wave” but as a long term investment that needs a lot of energy and hard work.
organic farming comes with-in the context of the environmental respect and the return to a more reasoned culture. this approach passes notably by the suppression of synthetic chemical products. for what concerns the terroir, the meteorological variations are mostly used to take the right actions for the vineyard’s function of the different parameters. and now we are advancing more and more for the biodynamic work while depending on the moon phase calendar.


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Great house and priced to sell. Located on the North Lake. Has 2 fireplaces. Good sized rooms and lots of storage throughout.
COME BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME ENJOY A SUPERIOR LIFESTYLE IN SILVER LAKES ... LOCATED JUST 14 MILES FROM THE I-15 AND VICTORVILLE. A COMMUNITY NESTLED IN THE HEART OF THE MOJAVE RIVER VALLEY. 27 Hole Golf Course. Club House.
Wide-Open Spaces Can be Yours! 3 bedroom 2 bath mobile home located on 4.27 acres. Two horse stable in fenced area, mature trees and shrubs. Built-in hutch and ceiling fan in the dining area. Breakfast bar and pantry in the step saving kitchen. Separate laundry with upper cabinets. Master with dual sinks, garden tub and separate shower. 3 car detached garage. Relax on your front deck and look out at the sky that stretches as far as the eye can see.
ONE of ONLY a Handful of 4 BEDROOM homes Newer than 2000 in ALL OF SILVER LAKES. Beautiful Like New Construction. Chef's Kitchen, Granite, Double Oven, Stainless Appliances (Incl. Fridge), Mocha Cabinetry W/Stainless Knobs & Breakfast Bar for 8! 4 Bedrooms, 2 1/2 Baths All Complete W/Granite Counters, Tumbled Stone Backsplash & Brushed Nickel Faucets. Water Softener Loop. Re-Circulating Pump. Landscaped Lot w/Lots of Privacy & Fenced Yard! Oversized Garage W/Space for 2 Cars+Workshop/Golf Cart!!
Fully furnished or Not furnished options available Water front Condo Offering HALF off the FIRST months rent.
Easy lake living! Located on the finger in beautiful Silver Lakes. Court yard w/ brick walk way, private dock, low maintenance yard and covered patio. Beautiful custom tile entry. Master bedroom features large walk-in closet with custom cabinetry, built in desk and French doors with separate shower and jet tub in the master bath. Wood stove and ceiling fan in the living room. Bright kitchen with custom cabinets, granite tile counters and back splash along with breakfast nook, walk in pantry and dining nook. Formal dining room features custom pillars. Custom built in shelves in hallway. 3 car garage with a work shop, tons of work space and storage. Stay active with all the amenities Silver Lakes has to offer.
This Elegant Spanish Style Home has an ultimate Retreat like feel. Walking in to a Double Door Entrance to the Living Room, Where the Wet Bar Greats You! Nice open Kitchen with an Elevated Dining Room with Spectacular Views of the Water! The Master Bedroom consists of the entire upstairs and is Perfect for Relaxing and Taking in the Views of the Lake! The Master also comes with Outdoor Patio Deck that has Amazing Views! Time To Entertain on the Patio with a Built in Brick BBQ and Enjoy The Beautiful Views of the Open Lake! Schedule Your Preview and Make this Elegant Home Yours!

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great house and priced to sell. located on the north lake. has 2 fireplaces. good sized rooms and lots of storage throughout.
come build your dream home enjoy a superior lifestyle in silver lakes ... located just 14 miles from the i-15 and victorville. a community nestled in the heart of the mojave river valley. 27 hole golf course. club house.
wide-open spaces can be yours! 3 bedroom 2 bath mobile home located on 4.27 acres. two horse stable in fenced area, mature trees and shrubs. built-in hutch and ceiling fan in the dining area. breakfast bar and pantry in the step saving kitchen. separate laundry with upper cabinets. master with dual sinks, garden tub and separate shower. 3 car detached garage. relax on your front deck and look out at the sky that stretches as far as the eye can see.
one of only a handful of 4 bedroom homes newer than 2000 in all of silver lakes. beautiful like new construction. chef's kitchen, granite, double oven, stainless appliances (incl. fridge), mocha cabinetry w/stainless knobs & breakfast bar for 8! 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths all complete w/granite counters, tumbled stone backsplash & brushed nickel faucets. water softener loop. re-circulating pump. landscaped lot w/lots of privacy & fenced yard! oversized garage w/space for 2 cars+workshop/golf cart!!
fully furnished or not furnished options available water front condo offering half off the first months rent.
easy lake living! located on the finger in beautiful silver lakes. court yard w/ brick walk way, private dock, low maintenance yard and covered patio. beautiful custom tile entry. master bedroom features large walk-in closet with custom cabinetry, built in desk and french doors with separate shower and jet tub in the master bath. wood stove and ceiling fan in the living room. bright kitchen with custom cabinets, granite tile counters and back splash along with breakfast nook, walk in pantry and dining nook. formal dining room features custom pillars. custom built in shelves in hallway. 3 car garage with a work shop, tons of work space and storage. stay active with all the amenities silver lakes has to offer.
this elegant spanish style home has an ultimate retreat like feel. walking in to a double door entrance to the living room, where the wet bar greats you! nice open kitchen with an elevated dining room with spectacular views of the water! the master bedroom consists of the entire upstairs and is perfect for relaxing and taking in the views of the lake! the master also comes with outdoor patio deck that has amazing views! time to entertain on the patio with a built in brick bbq and enjoy the beautiful views of the open lake! schedule your preview and make this elegant home yours!


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Bee's Circus: Day in Photos. Catch the Moment 365 Challenge.
Saturday 8th March 2014 in photographs. A challenge from the lovely ladies hosting the Catch the Moment 365, a little late as always. I love capturing our days like this, little moment that looking back, even less than a month, make me smile.
A little favour, a few friends and I have signed up for the Race for Life today, in memory of my Auntie's Mum who recently passed away. If you can spare a little for Cancer Research, please sponsor us through our Just Giving page, here. Thank you so much!
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bee's circus: day in photos. catch the moment 365 challenge.
saturday 8th march 2014 in photographs. a challenge from the lovely ladies hosting the catch the moment 365, a little late as always. i love capturing our days like this, little moment that looking back, even less than a month, make me smile.
a little favour, a few friends and i have signed up for the race for life today, in memory of my auntie's mum who recently passed away. if you can spare a little for cancer research, please sponsor us through our just giving page, here. thank you so much!
that is just too cute. is that a makeup brush being used as a mic??
also, sorry for you loss, bee.


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If you’ve often envied French-girl style but found it hard to actually keep up with (let alone emulate), you’re not alone. I, too, have always been enamored by the elusive je ne sais quoi of the Parisian style setter yet have never quite been able to figure out how to make it my own. Enter: the solution to that problem, an Instagram handle by the name of @parisianvibe.
As you may be able to guess, the account culls imagery from stylish French girls across the web and shares them daily. Not only is it a great addition to your feed (with shots of , Camille Charrière, and more), but it will also introduce you to the accounts of girls you may have otherwise missed.
What else to expect from the account? Of course, some @oldceline, an interestingly extensive amount of the color brown (trending, maybe?) and, of course, overall outfit inspiration you’ll want to re-create ASAP. They even, on occasion, help you ID exact items in the photos by tagging brands. What more could you ask for?! To see some of my favorite recent posts from the account and, of course, shop the key pieces in each look, just simply continue on below.
Up next? The fall outfit I’m already seeing all over NYC.

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if you’ve often envied french-girl style but found it hard to actually keep up with (let alone emulate), you’re not alone. i, too, have always been enamored by the elusive je ne sais quoi of the parisian style setter yet have never quite been able to figure out how to make it my own. enter: the solution to that problem, an instagram handle by the name of @parisianvibe.
as you may be able to guess, the account culls imagery from stylish french girls across the web and shares them daily. not only is it a great addition to your feed (with shots of , camille charrière, and more), but it will also introduce you to the accounts of girls you may have otherwise missed.
what else to expect from the account? of course, some @oldceline, an interestingly extensive amount of the color brown (trending, maybe?) and, of course, overall outfit inspiration you’ll want to re-create asap. they even, on occasion, help you id exact items in the photos by tagging brands. what more could you ask for?! to see some of my favorite recent posts from the account and, of course, shop the key pieces in each look, just simply continue on below.
up next? the fall outfit i’m already seeing all over nyc.