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No one like to have their fitness (or any) plans sidelined, especially when they’re working towards something specific.
However, I am faced with a big decision that is going to put me on ice for about two weeks, and I’m really not happy about it.
The tonsils have to go.
I went in to the ENT yesterday. I made the appointment when we got home from our trip, and I was lucky to get in pretty quickly. Or “lucky.” Depends on how you look at it.
The doctor was very straightforward. We reviewed my history (1-2 cases of strep per year, some mild, some ending in ER visits), and he told me that he generally tries to talk people out of the procedure. He said that it really just depends on how much the illnesses are interfering in my life.
And, even though I wanted to say “Talk me out of it!”, I was honest right back. I told him that even though I didn’t have mutliple cases per year, the cases I DID have were pretty severe. I admitted that my fear is that, as I am getting older, I am taking longer and longer to recover from bouts of strep and tonsillitis. I also dislike being on antibiotics and I am worried that, over time, they will start losing their effectiveness. And most of all, I voiced concern that I had two flareups within a month of each other and that I am worried this will be the new normal.
He took that in stride and then looked in my throat.
Let’s put it this way. I have been on antibiotics since the weekend, and there is still some inflammation and I can’t open my mouth all the way. In the past, all traces of illness have been gone by day two or three of meds, but that is clearly not the case this time.
He told me that my tonsils are large and have a lot of pockets. Which means lots of nasty things get caught in them which can lead to both infection and also to abcesses. All of which is bad, bad, bad.
It was about this time that he stopped trying to talk me out of it.
Of course, my concern is all the things I have coming up in the next few months: little man’s birthday, my birthday, VPK graduation, our first 5K. I can’t be down for all that. The doctor assured me that I could schedule for whenever I was comfortable, and so that helps a lot. I think it’s going to be early June. That will get me clear of all our events and give me a recovery period before we go on our summer vacation.
I was told that the recovery takes about 14 days, which is terrifying, but… he promised that once I get through this, it will be over. No more strep. No more swollen tonsils. No more inability to swallow or breathe. And I guess if I’m going to be laid up for days, I might as well do so with the end benefit of not having additional throat complications down the line.
I’m scared, though. I’m not really looking forward to surgery (I mean, who does look forward to it?), and I’m scared of being out of the game. I feel a little bit betrayed by my body and a lot discouraged that my training is going to be put on hold until I’m well enough to be up and about and running again. It’s almost like I’ll be starting from scratch.
In my heart, I know it’s the right decision, but that doesn’t make it easier. I am planning to just try to take everything in stride and take it one day at a time. I hope that will keep me calm and confident in my decision until the big day.
Don’t worry about your training, you definitely will not be starting from scratch. I took time off here and there when I first started and while I didn’t hop right back in where I was, it didn’t take nearly as long as I thought it would to get right back into it.
And trust me on this, you do not want to deal with abscesses. The pain from that still makes me cringe. My surgery was totally different, but it took about 2 weeks before I was able to feel mostly normal. It took longer to totally recover, but after a few days I was pretty much back to normal, just taking it easy a bit. Hopefully the same is true for you.
Sending good thoughts and hugs, you know we’ll be here for you through it!
I know I don’t want abcesses. I don’t want anything to do with any of it. I just think of how much I was dragging the last time I was sick and I dread thinking about being that way for two weeks. It’s just bad timing and I’m grumbly about it. It could be worse, of course, but I could think of eleventy million things I’d rather be doing. Sad panda.
Your motto of taking it one day at a time is perfect! Just worry about taking care of yourself for you and your family. Your training might be on hold, but once you bounce back, you’ll do great!!

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no one like to have their fitness (or any) plans sidelined, especially when they’re working towards something specific.
however, i am faced with a big decision that is going to put me on ice for about two weeks, and i’m really not happy about it.
the tonsils have to go.
i went in to the ent yesterday. i made the appointment when we got home from our trip, and i was lucky to get in pretty quickly. or “lucky.” depends on how you look at it.
the doctor was very straightforward. we reviewed my history (1-2 cases of strep per year, some mild, some ending in er visits), and he told me that he generally tries to talk people out of the procedure. he said that it really just depends on how much the illnesses are interfering in my life.
and, even though i wanted to say “talk me out of it!”, i was honest right back. i told him that even though i didn’t have mutliple cases per year, the cases i did have were pretty severe. i admitted that my fear is that, as i am getting older, i am taking longer and longer to recover from bouts of strep and tonsillitis. i also dislike being on antibiotics and i am worried that, over time, they will start losing their effectiveness. and most of all, i voiced concern that i had two flareups within a month of each other and that i am worried this will be the new normal.
he took that in stride and then looked in my throat.
let’s put it this way. i have been on antibiotics since the weekend, and there is still some inflammation and i can’t open my mouth all the way. in the past, all traces of illness have been gone by day two or three of meds, but that is clearly not the case this time.
he told me that my tonsils are large and have a lot of pockets. which means lots of nasty things get caught in them which can lead to both infection and also to abcesses. all of which is bad, bad, bad.
it was about this time that he stopped trying to talk me out of it.
of course, my concern is all the things i have coming up in the next few months: little man’s birthday, my birthday, vpk graduation, our first 5k. i can’t be down for all that. the doctor assured me that i could schedule for whenever i was comfortable, and so that helps a lot. i think it’s going to be early june. that will get me clear of all our events and give me a recovery period before we go on our summer vacation.
i was told that the recovery takes about 14 days, which is terrifying, but… he promised that once i get through this, it will be over. no more strep. no more swollen tonsils. no more inability to swallow or breathe. and i guess if i’m going to be laid up for days, i might as well do so with the end benefit of not having additional throat complications down the line.
i’m scared, though. i’m not really looking forward to surgery (i mean, who does look forward to it?), and i’m scared of being out of the game. i feel a little bit betrayed by my body and a lot discouraged that my training is going to be put on hold until i’m well enough to be up and about and running again. it’s almost like i’ll be starting from scratch.
in my heart, i know it’s the right decision, but that doesn’t make it easier. i am planning to just try to take everything in stride and take it one day at a time. i hope that will keep me calm and confident in my decision until the big day.
don’t worry about your training, you definitely will not be starting from scratch. i took time off here and there when i first started and while i didn’t hop right back in where i was, it didn’t take nearly as long as i thought it would to get right back into it.
and trust me on this, you do not want to deal with abscesses. the pain from that still makes me cringe. my surgery was totally different, but it took about 2 weeks before i was able to feel mostly normal. it took longer to totally recover, but after a few days i was pretty much back to normal, just taking it easy a bit. hopefully the same is true for you.
sending good thoughts and hugs, you know we’ll be here for you through it!
i know i don’t want abcesses. i don’t want anything to do with any of it. i just think of how much i was dragging the last time i was sick and i dread thinking about being that way for two weeks. it’s just bad timing and i’m grumbly about it. it could be worse, of course, but i could think of eleventy million things i’d rather be doing. sad panda.
your motto of taking it one day at a time is perfect! just worry about taking care of yourself for you and your family. your training might be on hold, but once you bounce back, you’ll do great!!


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I don't know if you can control speeds in workshop, but when you have the finished model pulled up you can hit the "p" key to control Rotation Speed, Transition Time, and Path Opacity.
Thank you. That is exactly what I was looking for.I knew it was there but could not remember it. Have a Great Day.
Harlan I recall you posting that before but could not figure out which keys you were talking about and on which screen.the P command works as it eliminates the sweeps and I can slow down the left right pans when making videos of the Showcase. Does the control menu offer more goodies?

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i don't know if you can control speeds in workshop, but when you have the finished model pulled up you can hit the "p" key to control rotation speed, transition time, and path opacity.
thank you. that is exactly what i was looking for.i knew it was there but could not remember it. have a great day.
harlan i recall you posting that before but could not figure out which keys you were talking about and on which screen.the p command works as it eliminates the sweeps and i can slow down the left right pans when making videos of the showcase. does the control menu offer more goodies?


text: Hike far afield with a box of shells on your waist in easy reach with the B-Wild Cartridge Belt from Beretta. The adjustable one size fit's most belt will fit most sports men and women. Constructed from durable water resistant abrasion resistant polyester, with a comfort back pad you won't even notice the extra weight on your hips. A strong polymer QR buckle will keep it secure no matter what the terrain. Tough enough for the most active bird hunter or sporting clays shooter, you'll be reaching for this premium quality cartridge belt for years to come!

lowercased: hike far afield with a box of shells on your waist in easy reach with the b-wild cartridge belt from beretta. the adjustable one size fit's most belt will fit most sports men and women. constructed from durable water resistant abrasion resistant polyester, with a comfort back pad you won't even notice the extra weight on your hips. a strong polymer qr buckle will keep it secure no matter what the terrain. tough enough for the most active bird hunter or sporting clays shooter, you'll be reaching for this premium quality cartridge belt for years to come!


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Freshgrass Festival blew our minds! It's was such a magical weekend, both playing music and exploring the cavernous expanse that is MASS MoCA. Lots of shows on the horizon, including opening up for the legends in Leftover Salmon at the Brighton Music Hall! Check out our calendar to stay updated!
Music is a good ingredient that creates festival mood. Happy to hear the news about Freshgrass festival. We are planning to publish an article in best dissertation writing service and the article is about this festival.

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freshgrass festival blew our minds! it's was such a magical weekend, both playing music and exploring the cavernous expanse that is mass moca. lots of shows on the horizon, including opening up for the legends in leftover salmon at the brighton music hall! check out our calendar to stay updated!
music is a good ingredient that creates festival mood. happy to hear the news about freshgrass festival. we are planning to publish an article in best dissertation writing service and the article is about this festival.


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In the wake of the 2009 Victorian fire disaster the role of prescribed burning in relation to large wildfires (mediaspeak = megafires) has become a hot topic in the media, at academic seminars and on the internet. There have been numerous newspaper articles and TV grabs for and against the practice.
Prescribed burning is the planned use of low intensity fire, under mild weather conditions, to reduce fuel loads over broad areas of forested land.
On the one hand we have the “firies” (people with experience in bushfire management and firefighting) and people who have been directly affected by the fires. This sector is making very clear demands for greatly increased prescribed burning programs to prevent this sort of disaster ever happening again.
On the other hand we have a raft of academics and green activists giving their take on the issue. Their position is confusing, in that they say they support “targeted” or “strategic” prescribed burning, but oppose broad-acre fuel reduction. In general they oppose effective prescribed burning programs.
Large intense wildfires are inevitable and are just something we have to accept as part of life, especially as a result of “global warming”.
Fuel reduction burning is useless, as it has no benefit in reducing fire intensity under severe fire weather.
Prescribed burning causes untold ecological damage. We don’t know what this damage is, but it is serious. Based on the precautionary principle we should not do it, or at least minimise its use.
People should not live in the bush at all, but if they do they should live underground, or at least be able to retreat underground whenever a fire approaches.
a large contiguous accumulation of fuel.
Remove any of these three and you cannot have a large wildfire (= megafire).
We obviously can’t control the weather, nor can we hope to eliminate all possible avenues of ignition. The only factor we can control is the large contiguous accumulations of fuel. Therefore, broadscale fuel reduction burning is the only defence we have against large wildfires. This will not prevent fires occurring, but it will ensure fires are less intense, are easier and safer to control and will do less damage.
Does it work? Yes it does, as has been shown many times, over many years, by the experience of Western Australian forest managers. The “proof of the pudding” is the incidence of large wildfires in Western Australian forests over the last 50 years. There were a number of very large fires in Western Australian forests from 1900 to 1960, but after the 1961 Dwellingup fire disaster, the wide-scale fuel reduction program carried out by the then Forests Department, ensured that the fuel accumulation was well controlled. The graph below demonstrates this very clearly. It was only after the burning program gradually fell away following a diversion of resources away from forest areas, that the area of wildfires began to climb again after about 1990.
While the annual burn area was about 300,000 ha, it can be seen that the area of wildfires was at a minor level. Once the area slipped to the present average of about 200,000 ha the annual area of wildfire began to climb. So a certain minimum amount of prescribed burning is necessary to achieve a high level of protection. This idea of a threshold level of burning is missed by most people who are inexperienced about fire, and is the flaw in the argument that prescribed burning is OK so long as it is restricted to small areas around settlements.
The idea that large wildfires are an inevitable consequence of global warming is illogical. The fact is that if a proper system of fire management is instituted, involving efficient detection, good access, fuel reduction and an effective fire fighting force, the computer-generated predictions of future climate will add a new challenge, but will not make intense bushfires inevitable.
A classic example of the effectiveness of a burning program in stopping a wildfire under severe weather conditions is given on this website at Prescribed Burning > The Value of FRB. The 1978 fire at Donnybrook, WA, occurred under very severe conditions. It began on farmland and was driven by a 130 km/h gale, caused by the errant tropical cyclone Alby, and headed directly for the town of Donnybrook. The fire ran into State forest and was stopped dead by a broad-acre 6-month old prescribed burn. See also the WAIT Paper on this website.
It is noteworthy that those who make the claim that burning is useless are mostly people with no practical experience in fire management. Their stance is purely ideological as they ignore the many years of on-ground experience of forest fire managers and the solid body of research that demonstrates unequivocally that fuel reduction burning does indeed reduce the impact and extent of wildfires.
A key issue, however, is the extent of fuel reduction burning. While some green organisations will accept some “targeted fuel reduction burning”, they are opposed to broadscale burning. If “targeted” means small buffer areas around settled areas then this is futile. Buffer burns like that will not stop large wildfires, as they will simply throw spot fires over the buffer zone. Worse still, this approach means abandoning the main forest area to the devastating impact of large wildfires.
This is a common argument among academics and green activists, but in fact is just a speculation that fits their ideological stance. It is futile to call, as they do, for complete knowledge of every little impact of fire on every component of the biota.
What we do know, without any doubt whatever, is that Aboriginal burning prior to European settlement of Australia was all-pervasive over the continent (see Historical Accounts>Aboriginal Fire, and also Further Reading > The Greatest Estate on Earth). Virtually anything that would burn did burn, and on the evidence of early European observers, the burning was done under weather conditions so that the fires were under full control. This could not have happened if fuel loads were high. Indeed, there is convincing evidence that in the south west of Australia, at least, the frequency was about 2-4 years in the dry sclerophyll forest types. This practice, as well as the influence of lightning-caused fires, means that the biota in general is well adapted to fire – although some species have very specific requirements as to intensity and frequency.
We also know, and it was amply demonstrated again in Victoria in February 2009, that large high intensity wildfires have a devastating ecological effect. While we do not yet have any data from those fires, we do have some data from smaller wildfires in Western Australia that illustrate this point.
In 2003 there was a 25,000 ha wildfire at Mount Cooke, in the northern Jarrah forest, where post-fire evaluations were carried out. The fuel in most of the fire area was about 17 years old, carrying about 18 tonnes/ha of fuel. It was almost completely burnt out by a crown fire, and areas of bushland on Mt Cooke itself, regarded as fire refugia as they had not been burnt during three rotations of previous prescribed burning, were completely burnt-out by the high intensity fire. The photograph below shows the fire steaming up Mt Cooke, obliterating all in its path.
A post fire evaluation estimated that the fire had killed about 10 million of the overstorey trees outright. 10 million!! Whereas there had been multiple seral stages across the fire area before 2003, the fire reduced the whole area to one simplified seral stage. The BFF has not noticed any academic or green activist expressing any concern over this disastrous outcome.
People like to live in the bush, have always done so and will continue to want to do so. Many thousands already live in the bush. It is true that these people should take special precautions to minimise the risks of being consumed in a bushfire. The necessary measures, in terms of planning and designing new residential areas, building houses that are appropriate for a fire-prone environment, and protecting existing houses are all well known, and can be implemented right now.
Putting people underground so that they survive bushfires is an unattractive option, suggestive of powerlessness and resignation. A far better solution is to manage the situation so as to minimise the risk. Furthermore, simply putting people underground ignores the damage done by bushfires to social and economic infrastructure left on the surface: the schools, churches, stores, roads, bridges, powerlines, railways and water supplies which are also vulnerable to high intensity fires.
The Bush Fire Front supports the principle of house construction to minimise bushfire risk, and the development of a safe haven within houses in bushfire prone environments. We also support the policy of Stay and Defend a Well Prepared House, or Leave Early.
But most of all we promote effective fuel management by prescribed burning, both of bushland in and around settlements, and on the broad-acres of forest beyond where massive fires do terrible environmental damage. Some people might choose to treat the Australian bushfire summer like a never-ending war-time blitz, retreating to the bomb shelters every hot windy day. There is a better, and far more attractive and effective alternative:keep the bush well burnt, and keep your house well prepared.

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in the wake of the 2009 victorian fire disaster the role of prescribed burning in relation to large wildfires (mediaspeak = megafires) has become a hot topic in the media, at academic seminars and on the internet. there have been numerous newspaper articles and tv grabs for and against the practice.
prescribed burning is the planned use of low intensity fire, under mild weather conditions, to reduce fuel loads over broad areas of forested land.
on the one hand we have the “firies” (people with experience in bushfire management and firefighting) and people who have been directly affected by the fires. this sector is making very clear demands for greatly increased prescribed burning programs to prevent this sort of disaster ever happening again.
on the other hand we have a raft of academics and green activists giving their take on the issue. their position is confusing, in that they say they support “targeted” or “strategic” prescribed burning, but oppose broad-acre fuel reduction. in general they oppose effective prescribed burning programs.
large intense wildfires are inevitable and are just something we have to accept as part of life, especially as a result of “global warming”.
fuel reduction burning is useless, as it has no benefit in reducing fire intensity under severe fire weather.
prescribed burning causes untold ecological damage. we don’t know what this damage is, but it is serious. based on the precautionary principle we should not do it, or at least minimise its use.
people should not live in the bush at all, but if they do they should live underground, or at least be able to retreat underground whenever a fire approaches.
a large contiguous accumulation of fuel.
remove any of these three and you cannot have a large wildfire (= megafire).
we obviously can’t control the weather, nor can we hope to eliminate all possible avenues of ignition. the only factor we can control is the large contiguous accumulations of fuel. therefore, broadscale fuel reduction burning is the only defence we have against large wildfires. this will not prevent fires occurring, but it will ensure fires are less intense, are easier and safer to control and will do less damage.
does it work? yes it does, as has been shown many times, over many years, by the experience of western australian forest managers. the “proof of the pudding” is the incidence of large wildfires in western australian forests over the last 50 years. there were a number of very large fires in western australian forests from 1900 to 1960, but after the 1961 dwellingup fire disaster, the wide-scale fuel reduction program carried out by the then forests department, ensured that the fuel accumulation was well controlled. the graph below demonstrates this very clearly. it was only after the burning program gradually fell away following a diversion of resources away from forest areas, that the area of wildfires began to climb again after about 1990.
while the annual burn area was about 300,000 ha, it can be seen that the area of wildfires was at a minor level. once the area slipped to the present average of about 200,000 ha the annual area of wildfire began to climb. so a certain minimum amount of prescribed burning is necessary to achieve a high level of protection. this idea of a threshold level of burning is missed by most people who are inexperienced about fire, and is the flaw in the argument that prescribed burning is ok so long as it is restricted to small areas around settlements.
the idea that large wildfires are an inevitable consequence of global warming is illogical. the fact is that if a proper system of fire management is instituted, involving efficient detection, good access, fuel reduction and an effective fire fighting force, the computer-generated predictions of future climate will add a new challenge, but will not make intense bushfires inevitable.
a classic example of the effectiveness of a burning program in stopping a wildfire under severe weather conditions is given on this website at prescribed burning > the value of frb. the 1978 fire at donnybrook, wa, occurred under very severe conditions. it began on farmland and was driven by a 130 km/h gale, caused by the errant tropical cyclone alby, and headed directly for the town of donnybrook. the fire ran into state forest and was stopped dead by a broad-acre 6-month old prescribed burn. see also the wait paper on this website.
it is noteworthy that those who make the claim that burning is useless are mostly people with no practical experience in fire management. their stance is purely ideological as they ignore the many years of on-ground experience of forest fire managers and the solid body of research that demonstrates unequivocally that fuel reduction burning does indeed reduce the impact and extent of wildfires.
a key issue, however, is the extent of fuel reduction burning. while some green organisations will accept some “targeted fuel reduction burning”, they are opposed to broadscale burning. if “targeted” means small buffer areas around settled areas then this is futile. buffer burns like that will not stop large wildfires, as they will simply throw spot fires over the buffer zone. worse still, this approach means abandoning the main forest area to the devastating impact of large wildfires.
this is a common argument among academics and green activists, but in fact is just a speculation that fits their ideological stance. it is futile to call, as they do, for complete knowledge of every little impact of fire on every component of the biota.
what we do know, without any doubt whatever, is that aboriginal burning prior to european settlement of australia was all-pervasive over the continent (see historical accounts>aboriginal fire, and also further reading > the greatest estate on earth). virtually anything that would burn did burn, and on the evidence of early european observers, the burning was done under weather conditions so that the fires were under full control. this could not have happened if fuel loads were high. indeed, there is convincing evidence that in the south west of australia, at least, the frequency was about 2-4 years in the dry sclerophyll forest types. this practice, as well as the influence of lightning-caused fires, means that the biota in general is well adapted to fire – although some species have very specific requirements as to intensity and frequency.
we also know, and it was amply demonstrated again in victoria in february 2009, that large high intensity wildfires have a devastating ecological effect. while we do not yet have any data from those fires, we do have some data from smaller wildfires in western australia that illustrate this point.
in 2003 there was a 25,000 ha wildfire at mount cooke, in the northern jarrah forest, where post-fire evaluations were carried out. the fuel in most of the fire area was about 17 years old, carrying about 18 tonnes/ha of fuel. it was almost completely burnt out by a crown fire, and areas of bushland on mt cooke itself, regarded as fire refugia as they had not been burnt during three rotations of previous prescribed burning, were completely burnt-out by the high intensity fire. the photograph below shows the fire steaming up mt cooke, obliterating all in its path.
a post fire evaluation estimated that the fire had killed about 10 million of the overstorey trees outright. 10 million!! whereas there had been multiple seral stages across the fire area before 2003, the fire reduced the whole area to one simplified seral stage. the bff has not noticed any academic or green activist expressing any concern over this disastrous outcome.
people like to live in the bush, have always done so and will continue to want to do so. many thousands already live in the bush. it is true that these people should take special precautions to minimise the risks of being consumed in a bushfire. the necessary measures, in terms of planning and designing new residential areas, building houses that are appropriate for a fire-prone environment, and protecting existing houses are all well known, and can be implemented right now.
putting people underground so that they survive bushfires is an unattractive option, suggestive of powerlessness and resignation. a far better solution is to manage the situation so as to minimise the risk. furthermore, simply putting people underground ignores the damage done by bushfires to social and economic infrastructure left on the surface: the schools, churches, stores, roads, bridges, powerlines, railways and water supplies which are also vulnerable to high intensity fires.
the bush fire front supports the principle of house construction to minimise bushfire risk, and the development of a safe haven within houses in bushfire prone environments. we also support the policy of stay and defend a well prepared house, or leave early.
but most of all we promote effective fuel management by prescribed burning, both of bushland in and around settlements, and on the broad-acres of forest beyond where massive fires do terrible environmental damage. some people might choose to treat the australian bushfire summer like a never-ending war-time blitz, retreating to the bomb shelters every hot windy day. there is a better, and far more attractive and effective alternative:keep the bush well burnt, and keep your house well prepared.


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Woodland Heights Section Of Eatonton is a subdivision within the city of Eatonton, Georgia. There are currently 0 Homes for Sale within Woodland Heights Section Of Eatonton, with asking prices ranging from $0 to $0. The average list price per square foot of the available inventory in Woodland Heights Section Of Eatonton is $0, which is the Eatonton average of $269. Waterfront homes represent of the available Woodland Heights Section Of Eatonton inventory. The population of Eatonton, according to the 2010 Census, is 6,480. The total number of households in the zip code of Woodland Heights Section Of Eatonton is 8,080, with an average household size for of 2.46 people. The total number of renter households within the zip code of 31024 is 2,029, which means that 74.89% of households in this zipcode are owner occupant households.
101 Parkway Dr, Eatonton GA 31024 is a Home, with 3 bedrooms which is recently sold, it has 1,000 sqft, 0 sized lot, and 1 Car,Carport,Parking Pad parking. A comparable Other, has bedrooms and 0 baths, it was built in and is located at and for sale by its owner at $ 0. This home is located in the city of , in zip code , this County Other, it is in the Subdivision, and Bear Creek are nearby neighborhoods.

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woodland heights section of eatonton is a subdivision within the city of eatonton, georgia. there are currently 0 homes for sale within woodland heights section of eatonton, with asking prices ranging from $0 to $0. the average list price per square foot of the available inventory in woodland heights section of eatonton is $0, which is the eatonton average of $269. waterfront homes represent of the available woodland heights section of eatonton inventory. the population of eatonton, according to the 2010 census, is 6,480. the total number of households in the zip code of woodland heights section of eatonton is 8,080, with an average household size for of 2.46 people. the total number of renter households within the zip code of 31024 is 2,029, which means that 74.89% of households in this zipcode are owner occupant households.
101 parkway dr, eatonton ga 31024 is a home, with 3 bedrooms which is recently sold, it has 1,000 sqft, 0 sized lot, and 1 car,carport,parking pad parking. a comparable other, has bedrooms and 0 baths, it was built in and is located at and for sale by its owner at $ 0. this home is located in the city of , in zip code , this county other, it is in the subdivision, and bear creek are nearby neighborhoods.


text: This Pokémon fangame follows the basic format of official RPGs from the famous franchise, following a young Pokémon trainer as they journey through the fanmade region of Tandor, which is home primarily to original species created by the game's developers; few canon Pokémon make an appearance. The game was in development for over nine years. Earlier versions were not an original game at all, but rather a heavily modified ROM of Pokémon FireRed or LeafGreen. A week after the release of the full version of the game, Uranium Team announced that they had received several takedown notices from lawyers representing Nintendo of America. They thus stopped offering official download links, but noted that since the game had already had over 1.5 million downloads, there was nothing stopping anyone from distributing their personal copies of the game files. They still had plans to release patches and add-on content for people who had installed the game. With the blessing of the developers, fans began making unofficial patches in August 2016 to fix glitches and implement dummied-out content. On September 21st of that year, following a brief period of silence on social media, the original developers announced that they were done supporting the game. They then allowed a number of the fans who had worked on the unofficial patches to take over as Uranium Team's new management, retroactively making those patches official. Story - Ten years prior to the game's events, the region suffered a nuclear crisis that resulted in the disappearance of the player character's mother. Wild Pokémon living in the irradiated areas have mutated and become aggressive, gaining the powerful but unstable Nuclear type. Though these Pokémon can be captured just like any other, they are indiscriminately violent and have been known to attack their own trainers. And on top of all of that, a mysterious enemy seems to be deliberately sabotaging the region's remaining nuclear power plants. The player character and their childhood friend, Theo, will have to confront all of these threats, as well as Tandor's eight Gyms and the Pokémon Championship. Online features allow players to battle and trade with friends, as well as receive Mystery Gifts from the development team.

lowercased: this pokémon fangame follows the basic format of official rpgs from the famous franchise, following a young pokémon trainer as they journey through the fanmade region of tandor, which is home primarily to original species created by the game's developers; few canon pokémon make an appearance. the game was in development for over nine years. earlier versions were not an original game at all, but rather a heavily modified rom of pokémon firered or leafgreen. a week after the release of the full version of the game, uranium team announced that they had received several takedown notices from lawyers representing nintendo of america. they thus stopped offering official download links, but noted that since the game had already had over 1.5 million downloads, there was nothing stopping anyone from distributing their personal copies of the game files. they still had plans to release patches and add-on content for people who had installed the game. with the blessing of the developers, fans began making unofficial patches in august 2016 to fix glitches and implement dummied-out content. on september 21st of that year, following a brief period of silence on social media, the original developers announced that they were done supporting the game. they then allowed a number of the fans who had worked on the unofficial patches to take over as uranium team's new management, retroactively making those patches official. story - ten years prior to the game's events, the region suffered a nuclear crisis that resulted in the disappearance of the player character's mother. wild pokémon living in the irradiated areas have mutated and become aggressive, gaining the powerful but unstable nuclear type. though these pokémon can be captured just like any other, they are indiscriminately violent and have been known to attack their own trainers. and on top of all of that, a mysterious enemy seems to be deliberately sabotaging the region's remaining nuclear power plants. the player character and their childhood friend, theo, will have to confront all of these threats, as well as tandor's eight gyms and the pokémon championship. online features allow players to battle and trade with friends, as well as receive mystery gifts from the development team.


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UK Riots 2011 – Is social media to blame?
Social media has been criticised this week for helping coordinate the recent riots. We have all been glued to our television screens watching scenes of rioting and looting in London and it spreading to other parts of the UK including Manchester.
People have been quick to point the finger at social media. Many media commentators have debated that sites like Twitter and Facebook have helped gangs plan their targets and arrange meeting points.
Blackberry’s messenger service has also come under fire. The company announced this week that it would assist the police in “any way they can” but criticism for the service not being switched off by Blackberry has caused outrage.
We all know social media can be powerful and unfortunately we have experienced its dark side. What is disappointing is that the technology we have all grown to enjoy has been abused to perform criminal acts.
I will be honest, I have been surprised with what I have seen. What doesn’t surprise me is how people have reacted to combat the riots. Communities have come together and made a stand to protect their livelihood.
What is interesting is they have used social media to do this. Twitter’s @RiotCleanUpManc had 6,000 followers and Facebook’s ‘Manchester Riot Cleanup’ page had 8,000 the day after the riots started.
Definitely not. You can’t blame social media or even the recession for what we have seen. You can only blame the minority of people behind the riots and looting.
It’s a coincidence my last blog entry was about social networking sites forcing people to use their real names and I think this is even more apparent now. I understand people will still find a way to work around it but it will make it a lot harder and will certainly help identifying people who use social media in the wrong way.
In the weeks and months to come social media will continue to bring people together for good reasons. Social media isn’t to blame, a minority of mindless people are.

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uk riots 2011 – is social media to blame?
social media has been criticised this week for helping coordinate the recent riots. we have all been glued to our television screens watching scenes of rioting and looting in london and it spreading to other parts of the uk including manchester.
people have been quick to point the finger at social media. many media commentators have debated that sites like twitter and facebook have helped gangs plan their targets and arrange meeting points.
blackberry’s messenger service has also come under fire. the company announced this week that it would assist the police in “any way they can” but criticism for the service not being switched off by blackberry has caused outrage.
we all know social media can be powerful and unfortunately we have experienced its dark side. what is disappointing is that the technology we have all grown to enjoy has been abused to perform criminal acts.
i will be honest, i have been surprised with what i have seen. what doesn’t surprise me is how people have reacted to combat the riots. communities have come together and made a stand to protect their livelihood.
what is interesting is they have used social media to do this. twitter’s @riotcleanupmanc had 6,000 followers and facebook’s ‘manchester riot cleanup’ page had 8,000 the day after the riots started.
definitely not. you can’t blame social media or even the recession for what we have seen. you can only blame the minority of people behind the riots and looting.
it’s a coincidence my last blog entry was about social networking sites forcing people to use their real names and i think this is even more apparent now. i understand people will still find a way to work around it but it will make it a lot harder and will certainly help identifying people who use social media in the wrong way.
in the weeks and months to come social media will continue to bring people together for good reasons. social media isn’t to blame, a minority of mindless people are.


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Today it began – swim lessons. All three boys are taking lessons this summer, but due to the serendipitous joy of the schedule, NO TWO LESSONS RUN CONCURRENTLY. So that’s an hour and a half in the middle of the day at the outdoor pool. Don’t tell any dermatologists, ok? Now, there’s a part of me, a shallow and selfish part, that is somewhat resentful of the many hours that are being sucked down the pool drain. I mean, an hour and a half. Every day. But then, there’s another part of me. That part is glad to sacrifice this time for my boys because it means whenever I send them to watch TV for the rest of the summer, I don’t have to feel guilty. I mean, they get swim lessons, what more do they want?
Huh. I guess it turns out that both sides of me are fairly shallow and selfish. Oh well.
Tre was a little worried about starting lessons again this year. Last year I got carried away. I listened to the instructors tell me about the skills he’d achieved and the ones he should work on next, and chose his class based on that criteria. He ended up in a class full of twelve year olds. Sadly, most of them were girls. There he was, barely eight (and a short eight at that), surrounded by girls who peered right over his head and were starting to look like an entirely different species. The swimming was rigorous, and he had no fun at all. But this year I put him in a class a whole level easier than what I know he can do, and I checked to be sure the other kids were his age. When his class was finished he came trotting over to me, dripping and grinning.
“Great!” He glanced around, then leaned in and confided, “There are more boys than girls.” He seemed mightily relieved, as though a battle had already been won.
Today Max’s teacher began learning the meaning of “an immovable object.” It was good.
Raphael was the one I was a touch anxious about. The big pool worries him a bit, and he wasn’t sure he wanted to get in it. Plus he was signed up for a class for three year olds…which he is…but barely. He looked so little, next to all the burly girls in his class. But when it was time to get in he hopped right into the pool without a backward glance. Even when the instructor caught him and dunked his head under the water, Raphi took it with aplomb. He held onto the side of the pool when told to and seemed just delighted.
Then the little girl next to him started kicking a bit too eagerly, splashing him.
“HEY! Stop DAT! Don’ spwash ME!” He ordered sternly. The girl ignored him and kicked blithely away. On the other side of him another girl was squirming around so much that she caused the metal platform they were standing on (to make the water shallow enough for them) to scoot away from the wall.
“DON’ DO DAT! DON’ MOVE DA TABLE!” He was really irritated now, and looked at me. “Ah need to get out now,” he informed me. I smiled encouragingly back.
“No, not yet! Wait until your class is over!” He looked at my mom, who was sitting next to me.
“Amma? Ah need to get out now.” She looked at me, stricken. The boy knows weakness when he smells it.
The instructor took Raphael away from the wall to show him a back float. The minute he flipped my son on his back, he stiffened into a panicked “V” shape, his arm locked around the teacher’s neck, his toes poking out of the water like beacons of fear.
“AH GONNA DIE,” he informed the instructor.
“No you’re not, buddy,” he replied.
I decided it was time for me to move to the other side of the pool. Raphael didn’t need an audience. From the baby pool I could hear him, calling out to any one who came within earshot, “Hey! Ah need to get out now! Ah gettin’ out now.” He was mightily irritated with the lack of response he received, and he did manage to stay in the pool until the end of the lesson. His teacher hoisted him out of the water, onto the cement, and he padded over to me. I wrapped his towel around him and told him how proud I was of him. His brothers patted him and told him he did a good job. Mom beamed at him and concurred that he was wonderful. He smiled proudly and agreed that he was pretty wonderful.
“And tomorrow you get to do it again!” I said enthusiastically.
That earned me a glare. We’ll see how it goes.
"Ah Gonna Die!" good thing you don't live close. I have a feeling I'd just want to pinch Raphael's cheek. And I'm not normally a cheek pinching type. And isn't amazing how amma's take the opposite stance from the moms?
HA! Can you and the boys come over and play? Please??
LMAO, OMG, I giggled until I almost cried... my co-workers think I'm a nutter... "Ah gonna die." I can so hear my son saying that!
Oh you make my day, Kira!!
LOL! I loved it! Your son sounds awfully cute.

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today it began – swim lessons. all three boys are taking lessons this summer, but due to the serendipitous joy of the schedule, no two lessons run concurrently. so that’s an hour and a half in the middle of the day at the outdoor pool. don’t tell any dermatologists, ok? now, there’s a part of me, a shallow and selfish part, that is somewhat resentful of the many hours that are being sucked down the pool drain. i mean, an hour and a half. every day. but then, there’s another part of me. that part is glad to sacrifice this time for my boys because it means whenever i send them to watch tv for the rest of the summer, i don’t have to feel guilty. i mean, they get swim lessons, what more do they want?
huh. i guess it turns out that both sides of me are fairly shallow and selfish. oh well.
tre was a little worried about starting lessons again this year. last year i got carried away. i listened to the instructors tell me about the skills he’d achieved and the ones he should work on next, and chose his class based on that criteria. he ended up in a class full of twelve year olds. sadly, most of them were girls. there he was, barely eight (and a short eight at that), surrounded by girls who peered right over his head and were starting to look like an entirely different species. the swimming was rigorous, and he had no fun at all. but this year i put him in a class a whole level easier than what i know he can do, and i checked to be sure the other kids were his age. when his class was finished he came trotting over to me, dripping and grinning.
“great!” he glanced around, then leaned in and confided, “there are more boys than girls.” he seemed mightily relieved, as though a battle had already been won.
today max’s teacher began learning the meaning of “an immovable object.” it was good.
raphael was the one i was a touch anxious about. the big pool worries him a bit, and he wasn’t sure he wanted to get in it. plus he was signed up for a class for three year olds…which he is…but barely. he looked so little, next to all the burly girls in his class. but when it was time to get in he hopped right into the pool without a backward glance. even when the instructor caught him and dunked his head under the water, raphi took it with aplomb. he held onto the side of the pool when told to and seemed just delighted.
then the little girl next to him started kicking a bit too eagerly, splashing him.
“hey! stop dat! don’ spwash me!” he ordered sternly. the girl ignored him and kicked blithely away. on the other side of him another girl was squirming around so much that she caused the metal platform they were standing on (to make the water shallow enough for them) to scoot away from the wall.
“don’ do dat! don’ move da table!” he was really irritated now, and looked at me. “ah need to get out now,” he informed me. i smiled encouragingly back.
“no, not yet! wait until your class is over!” he looked at my mom, who was sitting next to me.
“amma? ah need to get out now.” she looked at me, stricken. the boy knows weakness when he smells it.
the instructor took raphael away from the wall to show him a back float. the minute he flipped my son on his back, he stiffened into a panicked “v” shape, his arm locked around the teacher’s neck, his toes poking out of the water like beacons of fear.
“ah gonna die,” he informed the instructor.
“no you’re not, buddy,” he replied.
i decided it was time for me to move to the other side of the pool. raphael didn’t need an audience. from the baby pool i could hear him, calling out to any one who came within earshot, “hey! ah need to get out now! ah gettin’ out now.” he was mightily irritated with the lack of response he received, and he did manage to stay in the pool until the end of the lesson. his teacher hoisted him out of the water, onto the cement, and he padded over to me. i wrapped his towel around him and told him how proud i was of him. his brothers patted him and told him he did a good job. mom beamed at him and concurred that he was wonderful. he smiled proudly and agreed that he was pretty wonderful.
“and tomorrow you get to do it again!” i said enthusiastically.
that earned me a glare. we’ll see how it goes.
"ah gonna die!" good thing you don't live close. i have a feeling i'd just want to pinch raphael's cheek. and i'm not normally a cheek pinching type. and isn't amazing how amma's take the opposite stance from the moms?
ha! can you and the boys come over and play? please??
lmao, omg, i giggled until i almost cried... my co-workers think i'm a nutter... "ah gonna die." i can so hear my son saying that!
oh you make my day, kira!!
lol! i loved it! your son sounds awfully cute.


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At Mikel's Insurance Services, we help you find low rates from Mercury Insurance. What will you do with the money you save?
See for yourself by calling (800) 928-0431 today, or get a free quote online in minutes!

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at mikel's insurance services, we help you find low rates from mercury insurance. what will you do with the money you save?
see for yourself by calling (800) 928-0431 today, or get a free quote online in minutes!


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My friend Jonathan Sidi and I (Tal Galili) are pleased to announce the release of shinyHeatmaply (0.1.0): a new Shiny application (and Shiny gadget) for creating interactive cluster heatmaps. shinyHeatmaply is based on the heatmaply R package which strives to make it easy as possible to create interactive cluster heatmaps.
The app introduces a functionality that saves to disk a self contained copy of the htmlwidget as an html file with your data and specifications you set from the UI, so it can be embedded in webpages, blogposts and online web appendices for academic publications.

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my friend jonathan sidi and i (tal galili) are pleased to announce the release of shinyheatmaply (0.1.0): a new shiny application (and shiny gadget) for creating interactive cluster heatmaps. shinyheatmaply is based on the heatmaply r package which strives to make it easy as possible to create interactive cluster heatmaps.
the app introduces a functionality that saves to disk a self contained copy of the htmlwidget as an html file with your data and specifications you set from the ui, so it can be embedded in webpages, blogposts and online web appendices for academic publications.


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DiscipleLife is an online tool to help you get involved in ministry and the life of the parish here at St. Peter's. You can engage with your small group, register for classes, subscribe to a church calendar customized for you, and update your profile with your spiritual gifts, passions and abilities to find exciting opportunities to serve.
Small groups can engage in DiscipleLife by messaging with each other, scheduling their meetings, and creating sign-up lists of needs for pot-lucks, volunteer days, or other events.
You can view a customized calendar that has church events and meetings for ministries you are involved in. You can also see your a calendar of events for your whole family, and a church-wide calendar of public events. Any of these can be pushed to your Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook account. Just click Subscribe at the bottom of the calendar in DiscipleLife. Here's a video to help.

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disciplelife is an online tool to help you get involved in ministry and the life of the parish here at st. peter's. you can engage with your small group, register for classes, subscribe to a church calendar customized for you, and update your profile with your spiritual gifts, passions and abilities to find exciting opportunities to serve.
small groups can engage in disciplelife by messaging with each other, scheduling their meetings, and creating sign-up lists of needs for pot-lucks, volunteer days, or other events.
you can view a customized calendar that has church events and meetings for ministries you are involved in. you can also see your a calendar of events for your whole family, and a church-wide calendar of public events. any of these can be pushed to your apple calendar, google calendar, or outlook account. just click subscribe at the bottom of the calendar in disciplelife. here's a video to help.


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WILL SGMS SPIKE ON TOMORROW'S NEWS?
Stocks like SGMS are creating awesome opportunities based on catalysts in the news. Is SGMS the next one to get some major price action?

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will sgms spike on tomorrow's news?
stocks like sgms are creating awesome opportunities based on catalysts in the news. is sgms the next one to get some major price action?


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With Norway set to make radio history just 11 days into 2017 with the start of its FM switch-off, the year promises to be another busy one for the digital radio industry.
“In Europe I’d expect to see the new services from Radio France and commercial broadcasters in Strasbourg, Lille and Lyon rolled out, along with further expansion to coverage in Italy,” says Patrick Hannon, President, WorldDAB. “In Denmark we’re looking forward to seeing their transition to DAB+ by October 2017, with the announcements on the commercial mux due early in the year.
In Australia, last week it was announced that Canberra, Darwin and Hobart will be the next in line for permanent DAB+ digital radio services, with commercial broadcasters working closely with the ABC and SBS on the regional rollout plans.
WorldDAB will be taking part in several events early in the new year. Click here to find out more.
This entry was posted on December 13, 2016 by WorldDAB in WorldDAB Project Office.

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with norway set to make radio history just 11 days into 2017 with the start of its fm switch-off, the year promises to be another busy one for the digital radio industry.
“in europe i’d expect to see the new services from radio france and commercial broadcasters in strasbourg, lille and lyon rolled out, along with further expansion to coverage in italy,” says patrick hannon, president, worlddab. “in denmark we’re looking forward to seeing their transition to dab+ by october 2017, with the announcements on the commercial mux due early in the year.
in australia, last week it was announced that canberra, darwin and hobart will be the next in line for permanent dab+ digital radio services, with commercial broadcasters working closely with the abc and sbs on the regional rollout plans.
worlddab will be taking part in several events early in the new year. click here to find out more.
this entry was posted on december 13, 2016 by worlddab in worlddab project office.


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appliances white kitchen cabinets amazing photos gallery black rhpinterestcom table awesome with appliances for rhaseanthaiinfo kitchen black or white appliances table awesome . this wonderful photo collections about appliances white kitchen cabinets amazing photos gallery black rhpinterestcom table awesome with appliances for rhaseanthaiinfo kitchen black or white appliances table awesome is available to download. we collect this wonderful photo from internet and choose the best for you. appliances white kitchen cabinets amazing photos gallery black rhpinterestcom table awesome with appliances for rhaseanthaiinfo kitchen black or white appliances table awesome photos and pictures collection that posted here was carefully selected and uploaded by rockymage team after choosing the ones that are best among the others. so, finally we make it and here these list of wonderful photo for your inspiration and informational purpose regarding the appliances white kitchen cabinets amazing photos gallery black rhpinterestcom table awesome with appliances for rhaseanthaiinfo kitchen black or white appliances table awesome as part of sofa cope exclusive updates collection.appliances white kitchen cabinets amazing photos gallery black rhpinterestcom table awesome with appliances for rhaseanthaiinfo kitchen black or white appliances table awesome , take your time and find the best appliances white kitchen cabinets amazing photos gallery black rhpinterestcom table awesome with appliances for rhaseanthaiinfo kitchen black or white appliances table awesome images and pictures posted here that suitable with your needs and use it for your own collection and personal use. appliances white kitchen cabinets amazing photos gallery black rhpinterestcom table awesome with appliances for rhaseanthaiinfo kitchen black or white appliances table awesome .
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We’ve been playing with Nerf blasters for a while now and this time Ethan was over the moon to have the latest Nerf N-Strike Elite Accustrike RaptorStrike to review. That is a mouthful, isn’t it? Well, for a blaster this size, it’s purely normal.
This Nerf blaster is massive and is probably far to big for Ethan. Perfect for me though. I am a pretty good shot.
The blaster comes with 18 darts designed for greater accuracy. It has two dart clips that can hold 6 darts in each. The bipod that is included with it can be removed and ensures a steady hand while shooting the darts.
The pop up sight helps you aim at the target effectively.
When you take it out of the box, you need to assemble the bolt to load the blaster. This is easily overlooked so be careful to take the bolt out as it comes in two pieces. You need to fit this in for the blaster to work.
It’s easy to put the clip in but to take it out you need to pull the bolt backwards and then press on the front trigger to unload it.
To shoot the darts you need to move the bolt fowards and backwards. Then take aim and shoot. Since it shoots so well, you’ll find that 6 darts are not quite enough and you need to keep refilling the clips. There is a handy storage area for the second clip too.
We had great fun competing to see who could hit the most targets after we set up some plastic cups.
The great part is that it is fine for use both indoor and outdoor and will make the perfect blaster for a Nerf battle.
Priced at £49.99, it is a quality product and looks very durable. Definitely recommended for Nerf fans. And if you aren’t one, you’ll definitely be one after you receive this.

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we’ve been playing with nerf blasters for a while now and this time ethan was over the moon to have the latest nerf n-strike elite accustrike raptorstrike to review. that is a mouthful, isn’t it? well, for a blaster this size, it’s purely normal.
this nerf blaster is massive and is probably far to big for ethan. perfect for me though. i am a pretty good shot.
the blaster comes with 18 darts designed for greater accuracy. it has two dart clips that can hold 6 darts in each. the bipod that is included with it can be removed and ensures a steady hand while shooting the darts.
the pop up sight helps you aim at the target effectively.
when you take it out of the box, you need to assemble the bolt to load the blaster. this is easily overlooked so be careful to take the bolt out as it comes in two pieces. you need to fit this in for the blaster to work.
it’s easy to put the clip in but to take it out you need to pull the bolt backwards and then press on the front trigger to unload it.
to shoot the darts you need to move the bolt fowards and backwards. then take aim and shoot. since it shoots so well, you’ll find that 6 darts are not quite enough and you need to keep refilling the clips. there is a handy storage area for the second clip too.
we had great fun competing to see who could hit the most targets after we set up some plastic cups.
the great part is that it is fine for use both indoor and outdoor and will make the perfect blaster for a nerf battle.
priced at £49.99, it is a quality product and looks very durable. definitely recommended for nerf fans. and if you aren’t one, you’ll definitely be one after you receive this.


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When is Jökulsárlón | Glacier Lagoon Open?
A: The Café by the lagoon is open all year round except for 23.december– 26.december and 31. December – 2. January. The opening hours of the Café are from 10 – 17 every day except in June, July and August when we are open from 9-19. The boat tours are operated from early May throughout September depending on the weather. For the past two years the boat tours have been operate from the end of April to the end of November. We are always trying to expand the season so if you want to go on the boat tour don´t hesitate to contact us by phone to see if we are running the tours. Our phone number is: +354 478 2222. When the boat tours are operated the last trip usually leaves one hour before we close.
How many boat trips are offered per day?
During high season in June, July and August there are many trips a day but at least every half hour. The last trip will depart around 18:00 O’clock. It is possible to call our number 4782222 if a group is late.
How long does a boat trip take?
We recommend people to book in advanced you can do so online, But for groups of 12 or more persons it is recommended to book by e-mail booking@jokulsarlon.is . If you don’t book you might still get on a boat, however there is no guarantee and waiting time is shorter by booking online.
Where do I find Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon?
Is it possible to take children on board of the boats?
What about the safety on board of the boats?
Everyone on board gets a life vest which they have to wear during the cruise. People who don’t want to wear a life vest are not allowed on the boats On the Zodiac tours passangers are provided with flotation suits and a lifejacket The staff on the lagoon is specially trained for maximum passanger safety.
Is it cold? Do people need special clothes, for example overalls?
No, people don’t need any special clothes but we don’t offer any waterproof clothing and therefore we suggest that people dress rather warm. The boats are open and without any roof. The temperature on the lake is similar to the temperature on land..
Is it dangerous to cruise on the lake?
The safety of our passengers is insured by well trained staff on each boat. Our boat drivers have a lot of experience and a good knowledge about the lake. They know exactly where to drive with the boats without taking any risk. Each of the large amphibian boats is followed by a quick lifeboat for your safety..
Is it possible to bring your own boat, for example a kayak?
We do not recommend that people drive their own boats on the lagoon because the icebergs are floating around. They break apart and flip over.Taking your own boat out on Jökulsárlón lagoon is on your own responsibility.
What happens on board of the boats during a cruise?
There is a tour guide on board of each boat who’s part it is also to make sure that the passengers are safe. After driving out on the lake the boat stops and the guide informs you about the lagoon, the icebergs and the surrounding area. He will also answer all the questions people ask..
Is camping possible at the lagoon?
No, there is no camping site by the lagoon, the whole area is a national park and camping is not allowed.

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when is jökulsárlón | glacier lagoon open?
a: the café by the lagoon is open all year round except for 23.december– 26.december and 31. december – 2. january. the opening hours of the café are from 10 – 17 every day except in june, july and august when we are open from 9-19. the boat tours are operated from early may throughout september depending on the weather. for the past two years the boat tours have been operate from the end of april to the end of november. we are always trying to expand the season so if you want to go on the boat tour don´t hesitate to contact us by phone to see if we are running the tours. our phone number is: +354 478 2222. when the boat tours are operated the last trip usually leaves one hour before we close.
how many boat trips are offered per day?
during high season in june, july and august there are many trips a day but at least every half hour. the last trip will depart around 18:00 o’clock. it is possible to call our number 4782222 if a group is late.
how long does a boat trip take?
we recommend people to book in advanced you can do so online, but for groups of 12 or more persons it is recommended to book by e-mail booking@jokulsarlon.is . if you don’t book you might still get on a boat, however there is no guarantee and waiting time is shorter by booking online.
where do i find jökulsárlón glacier lagoon?
is it possible to take children on board of the boats?
what about the safety on board of the boats?
everyone on board gets a life vest which they have to wear during the cruise. people who don’t want to wear a life vest are not allowed on the boats on the zodiac tours passangers are provided with flotation suits and a lifejacket the staff on the lagoon is specially trained for maximum passanger safety.
is it cold? do people need special clothes, for example overalls?
no, people don’t need any special clothes but we don’t offer any waterproof clothing and therefore we suggest that people dress rather warm. the boats are open and without any roof. the temperature on the lake is similar to the temperature on land..
is it dangerous to cruise on the lake?
the safety of our passengers is insured by well trained staff on each boat. our boat drivers have a lot of experience and a good knowledge about the lake. they know exactly where to drive with the boats without taking any risk. each of the large amphibian boats is followed by a quick lifeboat for your safety..
is it possible to bring your own boat, for example a kayak?
we do not recommend that people drive their own boats on the lagoon because the icebergs are floating around. they break apart and flip over.taking your own boat out on jökulsárlón lagoon is on your own responsibility.
what happens on board of the boats during a cruise?
there is a tour guide on board of each boat who’s part it is also to make sure that the passengers are safe. after driving out on the lake the boat stops and the guide informs you about the lagoon, the icebergs and the surrounding area. he will also answer all the questions people ask..
is camping possible at the lagoon?
no, there is no camping site by the lagoon, the whole area is a national park and camping is not allowed.


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Sleep Your Way To Radiant Skin!
For the fourth year running, this trusty sleeping mask wins yet again – and it’s with good reason. If you feel like you’ve got hardly enough hours in a day to get things done, including setting aside time to care for your skin, then don’t fret. This treat lets your skin look and feel as if its gotten eight hours’ worth of sleep – even if you didn’t!
One of the best things we love about it is the watery, hydrating texture that soothes the skin upon application. Using MoistureWrap™ technology, it effectively seals in the moisture your skin would normally lose as you sleep in an air-conditioned room and even allows the other products you wear underneath to work well. All you need to do the next morning is wash it off and you’ll find your skin clear, hydrated and oh-so soft!
Did you know? The mask features SLEEPSCENT™, a technology that’s specifically developed to help you get a good night’s sleep. Take a few moments to breathe in the mild chamomile-ish scent deeply and you’ll find yourself feeling relaxed instantly.
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sleep your way to radiant skin!
for the fourth year running, this trusty sleeping mask wins yet again – and it’s with good reason. if you feel like you’ve got hardly enough hours in a day to get things done, including setting aside time to care for your skin, then don’t fret. this treat lets your skin look and feel as if its gotten eight hours’ worth of sleep – even if you didn’t!
one of the best things we love about it is the watery, hydrating texture that soothes the skin upon application. using moisturewrap™ technology, it effectively seals in the moisture your skin would normally lose as you sleep in an air-conditioned room and even allows the other products you wear underneath to work well. all you need to do the next morning is wash it off and you’ll find your skin clear, hydrated and oh-so soft!
did you know? the mask features sleepscent™, a technology that’s specifically developed to help you get a good night’s sleep. take a few moments to breathe in the mild chamomile-ish scent deeply and you’ll find yourself feeling relaxed instantly.
for more information, follow laneige on facebook and instagram.
want more of the best of beauty? check out all our beauty awards 2018 winners right here!


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Cowgirlblues is a design studio and dye house based in Cape Town, specialising in working with merino wool and mohair fibres. The yarn collection consists of 6 different yarn bases. All based are available as variegated skeins.
This hand painted yarn comes in 8 standard variegated shades. See colour palette at bottom of page.
Custom blends can be created on request at a higher price point. Available in any combination of 3/4 col’s from the Semi Solid shade card. Minimum quantity for custom made order is 6 skeins.
This super luxurious mohair kidsilk yarn is amazingly soft and light to wear, works wonderfully on standard gauge and over-size needles, but can be tricky to undo.
Like knitting and crocheting with a cloud. With the added little bit of mohair gives it a shine, and a slight "halo" effect.
Fine, light and super soft our Merino Lace Single Variegated knits and crochets like a dream. Perfect for shawls, scarves, wraps and project needing a delicate gorgeous lace weight yarn.
Washing Instructions Delicate Handwash. No bleach. Dry flat, do not hang.
Merino Sock knits like a 4ply and is ideal for lightweight children’s garments, shawls, and of course socks!
Washing Instructions Superwash. No bleach. Dry flat, do not hang.
These variegated DK skeins are great for blankets, jumpers and all you winter warming projects in both knit and crochet.
Washing Instructions Superwash. Dry flat, do not hang.
This kid mohair/wool blend yarn is incredibly soft, works up into a wonderfully heavyweight knit or crochet. Perfect for quick knits and crochet projects like scarves, beanies, blankets and all sorts of home decor. Perfect for weaving and all sorts of fibre art too.
These colours are available across all of the weights listed above. Pictured below on Kidsilk Lace base.

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cowgirlblues is a design studio and dye house based in cape town, specialising in working with merino wool and mohair fibres. the yarn collection consists of 6 different yarn bases. all based are available as variegated skeins.
this hand painted yarn comes in 8 standard variegated shades. see colour palette at bottom of page.
custom blends can be created on request at a higher price point. available in any combination of 3/4 col’s from the semi solid shade card. minimum quantity for custom made order is 6 skeins.
this super luxurious mohair kidsilk yarn is amazingly soft and light to wear, works wonderfully on standard gauge and over-size needles, but can be tricky to undo.
like knitting and crocheting with a cloud. with the added little bit of mohair gives it a shine, and a slight "halo" effect.
fine, light and super soft our merino lace single variegated knits and crochets like a dream. perfect for shawls, scarves, wraps and project needing a delicate gorgeous lace weight yarn.
washing instructions delicate handwash. no bleach. dry flat, do not hang.
merino sock knits like a 4ply and is ideal for lightweight children’s garments, shawls, and of course socks!
washing instructions superwash. no bleach. dry flat, do not hang.
these variegated dk skeins are great for blankets, jumpers and all you winter warming projects in both knit and crochet.
washing instructions superwash. dry flat, do not hang.
this kid mohair/wool blend yarn is incredibly soft, works up into a wonderfully heavyweight knit or crochet. perfect for quick knits and crochet projects like scarves, beanies, blankets and all sorts of home decor. perfect for weaving and all sorts of fibre art too.
these colours are available across all of the weights listed above. pictured below on kidsilk lace base.


text: Located in a mid-century building less than 4 miles from Hollywood, the LINE Koreatown boutique hotel features free WiFi, an outdoor pool, a furnished sun terrace and three restaurants.Floor-to-ceiling windows showcasing Los Angeles views, custom furnishings, modern artwork, a flat-screen TV and iPod docking station are included in every modern room at The LINE Hotel. A mini-bar with American and Korean snacks and beverages as well as an in-room safe are provided in each air-conditioned room.Pot Restaurant serves Korean-American fusion cuisine. In a greenhouse atmosphere, Commissary Restaurant serves dishes accented with fresh fruits and vegetables. The Café offers global desserts, coffee and tea. A lounge with full bar is also on site.This hotel offers a retail store by art and design collective Poketo. A fitness centre is located on site and guests can hire bicycles to explore the surrounding area. Hotel guests can enjoy free yoga classes on Saturdays.Situated alongside Koreatown's pre-1940 brick colonial revival buildings, Staples Center, Los Angeles Convention Center and Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum are within 4 miles of this hotel. Surrounded by a number of late-night restaurants and bars, The LINE Hotel is less than 15 minutes' drive from Beverly Hills and Universal Studios.

lowercased: located in a mid-century building less than 4 miles from hollywood, the line koreatown boutique hotel features free wifi, an outdoor pool, a furnished sun terrace and three restaurants.floor-to-ceiling windows showcasing los angeles views, custom furnishings, modern artwork, a flat-screen tv and ipod docking station are included in every modern room at the line hotel. a mini-bar with american and korean snacks and beverages as well as an in-room safe are provided in each air-conditioned room.pot restaurant serves korean-american fusion cuisine. in a greenhouse atmosphere, commissary restaurant serves dishes accented with fresh fruits and vegetables. the café offers global desserts, coffee and tea. a lounge with full bar is also on site.this hotel offers a retail store by art and design collective poketo. a fitness centre is located on site and guests can hire bicycles to explore the surrounding area. hotel guests can enjoy free yoga classes on saturdays.situated alongside koreatown's pre-1940 brick colonial revival buildings, staples center, los angeles convention center and los angeles memorial coliseum are within 4 miles of this hotel. surrounded by a number of late-night restaurants and bars, the line hotel is less than 15 minutes' drive from beverly hills and universal studios.


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The systematic process of assessment, planning and service coordination where multiple service needs are met in order to maintain or improve quality of life.
Professional competence requires knowledge, experience and skill on the part of the practitioner. The expertise and technology a care manager employs is a unique combination of clinical and management capabilities. Coordinating, monitoring and evaluating are parts of planned care.

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the systematic process of assessment, planning and service coordination where multiple service needs are met in order to maintain or improve quality of life.
professional competence requires knowledge, experience and skill on the part of the practitioner. the expertise and technology a care manager employs is a unique combination of clinical and management capabilities. coordinating, monitoring and evaluating are parts of planned care.


text: Thank you for writing and sharing this article with me. We have a lot to do as a college and community. Would you be willing to talk with me sometime about these issues? They are important to me and the DOS staff and we are working on how we can better serve students, especially those who don't fit our CMC mold.

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The Shear Ease team has over 80 years combined relevant experience and we would be more than happy to advise on anything related to the industry. We have the diversity to answer almost any question imaginable related to grooming and related repair. Please feel free to contact by calling 01407 832 800 or contact us online here. We look forward to hearing from you.
How should I package my blades for sharpening?
How do I use Freepost to send my blade(s) to you?
Simply download the FREEPOST label here, fill in your details and attach to your envelope. Please note – use our freepost service for clipper blade and scissor sharpening only.
Can I use Freepost for Clipper Servicing?
How should I look after my clipper blade?
How can I prolong the life of my clipper?
What clipper blade size do I need?
How should a clipper blade be sharpened?
Can you cater for bulk orders?
Absolutely! Shear Ease welcome bulk orders and can offer further discounts accordingly.
Do your blade sharpening prices include VAT?
All our prices include inward postage, return postage and VAT – there are no hidden extras.

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the shear ease team has over 80 years combined relevant experience and we would be more than happy to advise on anything related to the industry. we have the diversity to answer almost any question imaginable related to grooming and related repair. please feel free to contact by calling 01407 832 800 or contact us online here. we look forward to hearing from you.
how should i package my blades for sharpening?
how do i use freepost to send my blade(s) to you?
simply download the freepost label here, fill in your details and attach to your envelope. please note – use our freepost service for clipper blade and scissor sharpening only.
can i use freepost for clipper servicing?
how should i look after my clipper blade?
how can i prolong the life of my clipper?
what clipper blade size do i need?
how should a clipper blade be sharpened?
can you cater for bulk orders?
absolutely! shear ease welcome bulk orders and can offer further discounts accordingly.
do your blade sharpening prices include vat?
all our prices include inward postage, return postage and vat – there are no hidden extras.


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Enjoy this simple, delicious, and gluten free dish that is loaded with goodness. This recipe is a perfect side dish for your next summer picnic or back yard cookout.
You can serve this recipe at room temperature or chilled. For your next holiday meal, make this recipe in advance so you can spend your final minutes focusing on the main course.
This dish will will last for several days in the refrigerator and will take on even more flavor as it sits. Make this recipe one evening and pack it for lunch for multiple days to come!
2. Heat 2 teaspoons oil in a large saucepan over medium-high heat.
3. Add shallots to pan. Sauté shallots for 2 minutes or until tender.
4. Add 2 cups water, wine, and salt to pan; bring to a boil.
5. Add quinoa; cover, reduce heat, and simmer 15 minutes or until liquid is absorbed and quinoa is tender.
6. Remove from heat, set aside, and let cool.
7. Combine remaining 2 tablespoons olive oil, lemon juice, and pepper in a large bowl; stir with a whisk.
8. Add quinoa, cherries, and pistachios. Toss gently to combine.
Quinoa also contains almost twice as much fiber as most other grains. Fiber is most widely known to relieve constipation. It also helps to prevent heart disease by reducing high blood pressure and diabetes. Fiber lowers cholesterol and glucose levels, may lower your risk of developing hemorrhoids, and may help you to lose weight (it takes a longer time to chew than does other foods because it makes you feel fuller for longer and is less “energy dense,” which means it has fewer calories for the same volume of food).
Not to be overlooked, quinoa contains a great deal of iron, lysine, magnesium, manganese and riboflavin (B2). B2 improves energy metabolism within brain and muscle cells and is known to help create proper energy production in cells.
Snacking on pistachios may help lower your cholesterol. Study participants who consumed a low-calorie diet with either 10 percent of their total calories or 20 percent of their total calories in the form of pistachios for four weeks lowered their cholesterol more than participants who followed the Step 1 diet for lowering cholesterol, according to a study published in the "American Journal of Clinical Nutrition" in September 2008.
Pistachios also contain l-arginine, which can make the lining of your arteries more flexible and make it less likely you will develop blood clots that could cause a heart attack. Vitamin E is also plentiful, which makes it less likely your arteries will become clogged with plaque.
The fiber content of pistachios may make them more filling, helping you to eat fewer calories later in the day.
Although most of the fat in pistachios is the healthy unsaturated type, they still contain a considerable amount of calories, so they should be eaten in moderation. Also, choose pistachios that are unsalted to help minimize your salt intake.
Add dried cherries to your diet and you'll also boost your intake of vitamin C. Each quarter-cup serving contains 8 milligrams of vitamin C (that's 11 and 9 percent of the recommended daily intakes for women and men, respectively). Vitamin C boosts collagen production, so it contributes to tissue strength, and it protects you from free radicals. Getting enough vitamin C in your diet also supports new tissue growth and aids in wound healing after injury.
Dried cherries also come packed with beneficial vitamin A. The vitamin A in your diet supports new cell growth, and plays a role in wound healing and immune function. It also supports health vision and nourishes your skin. Each quarter-cup serving of dried cherries boasts a vitamin A content of 1,132 international units. This makes up 38 percent of the recommended daily intake for men and 49 percent for women.

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enjoy this simple, delicious, and gluten free dish that is loaded with goodness. this recipe is a perfect side dish for your next summer picnic or back yard cookout.
you can serve this recipe at room temperature or chilled. for your next holiday meal, make this recipe in advance so you can spend your final minutes focusing on the main course.
this dish will will last for several days in the refrigerator and will take on even more flavor as it sits. make this recipe one evening and pack it for lunch for multiple days to come!
2. heat 2 teaspoons oil in a large saucepan over medium-high heat.
3. add shallots to pan. sauté shallots for 2 minutes or until tender.
4. add 2 cups water, wine, and salt to pan; bring to a boil.
5. add quinoa; cover, reduce heat, and simmer 15 minutes or until liquid is absorbed and quinoa is tender.
6. remove from heat, set aside, and let cool.
7. combine remaining 2 tablespoons olive oil, lemon juice, and pepper in a large bowl; stir with a whisk.
8. add quinoa, cherries, and pistachios. toss gently to combine.
quinoa also contains almost twice as much fiber as most other grains. fiber is most widely known to relieve constipation. it also helps to prevent heart disease by reducing high blood pressure and diabetes. fiber lowers cholesterol and glucose levels, may lower your risk of developing hemorrhoids, and may help you to lose weight (it takes a longer time to chew than does other foods because it makes you feel fuller for longer and is less “energy dense,” which means it has fewer calories for the same volume of food).
not to be overlooked, quinoa contains a great deal of iron, lysine, magnesium, manganese and riboflavin (b2). b2 improves energy metabolism within brain and muscle cells and is known to help create proper energy production in cells.
snacking on pistachios may help lower your cholesterol. study participants who consumed a low-calorie diet with either 10 percent of their total calories or 20 percent of their total calories in the form of pistachios for four weeks lowered their cholesterol more than participants who followed the step 1 diet for lowering cholesterol, according to a study published in the "american journal of clinical nutrition" in september 2008.
pistachios also contain l-arginine, which can make the lining of your arteries more flexible and make it less likely you will develop blood clots that could cause a heart attack. vitamin e is also plentiful, which makes it less likely your arteries will become clogged with plaque.
the fiber content of pistachios may make them more filling, helping you to eat fewer calories later in the day.
although most of the fat in pistachios is the healthy unsaturated type, they still contain a considerable amount of calories, so they should be eaten in moderation. also, choose pistachios that are unsalted to help minimize your salt intake.
add dried cherries to your diet and you'll also boost your intake of vitamin c. each quarter-cup serving contains 8 milligrams of vitamin c (that's 11 and 9 percent of the recommended daily intakes for women and men, respectively). vitamin c boosts collagen production, so it contributes to tissue strength, and it protects you from free radicals. getting enough vitamin c in your diet also supports new tissue growth and aids in wound healing after injury.
dried cherries also come packed with beneficial vitamin a. the vitamin a in your diet supports new cell growth, and plays a role in wound healing and immune function. it also supports health vision and nourishes your skin. each quarter-cup serving of dried cherries boasts a vitamin a content of 1,132 international units. this makes up 38 percent of the recommended daily intake for men and 49 percent for women.