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Being Present is a Reflection of our True Selves | Guy Steven Needler
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Posted on August 29, 2013	by guystevenneedler
Being present is one of the most important activities we, as incarnate beings, can perform.
When we are present, we are in the moment, in the space of what we are doing, concentrating on the task at hand, doing the very best we can to achieve the best results of our labors, we are in the NOW.
If we are not present we are not in the NOW and miss the opportunity to be focused and, as a consequence, make errors. It is these errors that are of concern because if the event of focus was one that would either create or remove karma we will need to experience this event again to remove it, or ,we are projected into the cycle of karma associated with the event.
Additionally, being present, being in the NOW is a recognition of how we really exist when in the energetic, and recognition of what we really are brings us closer to what we are and how we normally operate.
So, being present, being in the NOW, ensurers that we make no errors, that we clear or negate the opportunity for karma, and, we are closer to and, operate as, our true selves.
Why would we want to be anything else than be present!

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SOLVED: How do I import pictures from d3100 to my HP - Fixya
Posted by mrpreid on Feb 15, 2012
Re: How do I import pictures from d3100 to my HP laptop...
I have a new D3100. I took pictures, then stuck the memory care in my hpC3150 card reader and the orange exclamation point lit up on the hp. I put the memory card back in the Nikon and it said, Memory...
I believe that the memory card was not formatted to the camera before using so, the pictures were corrupted and unable to read in either the computer or back in the camera. What you need to do is make sure the memory card is unlocked here is a diagram
Make sure the card is unlocked then you need to format the card.
Jan 15, 2011 | Nikon D3100 Digital Camera

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'self-awareness' in The Daily Leadership Scoop | Scoop.it
From www.psychologytoday.com -	September 20, 2013 1:07 AM
Via Barbara Kerr, Ricard Lloria, Create Wise Leader
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"Anyone who tells you to focus on self-promotion instead of doing whatever it is you love to do just doesn't get it."

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Watch Me Grow!!!: Fun Fall Days
After a long, hot summer, we have had some beautiful fall days here in Florida. (Hey, 80 degrees and no humidity is downright cool when the heat index just a few weeks ago reached to 100!) And we have taken advantage of them with lots of park days, (that's Amelia in the big girl swing at the park in her Florida Gators garb)and a visit to the Central Florida Zoo in nearby Sanford where she rode in a train with Jason and sat in front of a beautiful butterfly with Auntie Tracy.
But the recent highlights have been a visit to the University of Central Florida to see "Sesame Street Live" (which is a traveling show) and an open house at Amelia's school. Amelia, of course, LOVED seeing all of her favorite characters dance and sing IN REAL LIFE during the Sesame Street show. At times it was a little too loud for her tastes and she covered her ears, but mostly she sat still and was riveted by the performance. It warms my heart that she loves live shows because I have such special memories of going to see shows when I was young. Maybe she'll grow up to be on Broadway!
Last Thursday was Open House Night at Amelia's school and she was THRILLED to be going to school at night with us. She was so proud waking in to her classroom and wanted Jason to read to her and play with her and show us her favorite toys. (That's Jason reading to her during the open house.) She worked the room full of classmates and their parents like a pro. Following is a real conversation Amelia had with one of her friends, Izzie and Izzie's mom, who is pregnant.
Amelia: Hi! How are you guys?
Izzie's Mom: Fine! How are you?
Amelia: Just fine. How's the baby in your belly?
Izzie's Mom: (Laughing!) Just fine, thank you. (Still laughing.)
She is too sweet! Cannot wait to see her in December!

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Blessed Andrew of Phu Yen (1624 – 26 July 1644)[1] is known as the "Protomartyr of Vietnam." Baptized in 1641, he was a dedicated assistant to Jesuit missionaries and was thus arrested in the purge of Christians launched in 1644. After refusing to abjure the faith, he was put to death in Kẻ Chàm. Andrew was beatified by Pope John Paul II on March 5, 2000.[2] His feast day is 26 July.
26 July 1644 (aged 19)
Kẻ Chàm, Vietnam
Andrew was beatified by Pope John Paul II on 5 March 2000. In Blessed Andrew’s beatification homily, Pope John Paul II preached "The words he repeated as he advanced on the path of martyrdom are the expression of what motivated his whole life: ‘Let us return love for love to our God, let us return life for life.’"
26 July, the date of his martyrdom, is Blessed Andrew of Phú Yên's feast day.[1]
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2 – 4 years | Ummah Reads
Category Archives: 2 – 4 years
Posted on April 17, 2011 by travellerinthisworld
I was prompted to find out about autism and it’s impact on children’s reading development when World Autism Awareness Day occurred earlier this month (April 2nd).
Autism is general term used to describe a range of developmental brain disorders. Depending on the severity of it, autism affects a child’s ability to read. There are varying levels to this disorder which would mean that children with autism will have different reading development levels. In many cases actually being able to read is not an issue rather it is the child’s comprehension of what is being read that is the problem.
Based on my readings, here are a few things to keep in mind when teaching autistic children to read:
Know what interests your child and use books based on these to attract your child’s interest in books and in listening to stories. It may be animals, foods, etc.
Keep reading sessions short to avoid the child becoming bored, frustrated or impatient.
Keep distractions to a minimum and minimise noise levels.
Use books with bright colours and clear pictures to aid comprehension (An example is Point to Happy, a book designed specifically for kids on the autism spectrum – see a review of this book here).
Books that involve the child in the story (e.g. lift-the-flap, touch and feel) can help a child enjoy the reading experience.
Use of games and interactive books on the computer may hold the attention of some autistic children.
Resources on Autism and Reading:
Kids and Reading: Autism
Resources on Autism and Muslims:
http://www.bluehijabday.com/
What, if any, has your experience been with a child who has autism learning to read or just interacting with books? I’d love to hear from you.
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1860s Victorian Day Dress by giusynuno on deviantART
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Yaaaay for Victorian picnics!! I made this day dress for the Victorian and Romantic Pic Nic in Monza two weeks ago it was a wonderful day!! Full of friends and friendly people very sharply dressed I love reenactments So recently I'm a bit short of money, so to make this dress I had to work with small so I used two double layered 190x280cm curtains, remainings of a gold voile I used for an evening dress and various pieces of brown/gold trim with paillettes I had.Total expense: 10€ XD I'm so very proud XDI used double layered curtains because I wanted to achieve a late 1860s day dress effect, and in that era tarlatan cotton was very popular. Tarlatan is extremely flimsy and looks like voile, almost completely see-through, so what would work better if not 100% transparent polyester XDI'm not particularly fond of liliac, but the other curtains were just TOO bright and I didn't want to look like....hmmm...an actress of the era XDThis gown is to be worn with a conic hoop skirt, fully corded petticoat and crinoline to achieve the right fluffiness When I'll be over with my current projects I SO want to make a bustle gown *-* there were some beautiful ones at the picnic, I really want to try it tooDress by: me XDPhoto&very poor edit by: me XDRelated deviation:
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Hobbyist Artisan Crafter Grazieeeeee!!!! E' uno dei miei preferiti, mi sono divertita un mondo a farlo Reply heartcandy101
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Artisan Crafter BRAVA!!!! You've done it again! I love that fabric! Good choice. Reply giusynuno
Hobbyist Artisan Crafter Waaaaaaaaaaaaai!!! I'm so happy you like it!!!! I was a bit scared about the fabric (it's very cheap curtain polyester xD) so I'm happy it turned out all right Reply BelialMadHatter
Wow!!! *w* non avrei mai detto che hai speso solo 10 euro per fare questa meraviglia!!! Dimmi quando accetti commissioni che mi prenoto!!!PS: Ho visto anche le foto su facebook, indossato rende ancora di pi�!!!
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Downtown L.A.'s Brokechella festival announces 2015 lineup - LA Times
ENTERTAINMENT MUSIC Pop & Hiss Downtown L.A.'s Brokechella festival announces 2015 lineup
Brokechella Brokechella The lineup for 2015's Brokechella in downtown L.A.'s arts district. The lineup for 2015's Brokechella in downtown L.A.'s arts district. (Brokechella) August BrownContact Reporter
Coachella too costly? TeamSupreme, Cozz are among the L.A. locals on the Brokechella 2015 lineup
Brokechella is one of our favorite local alternatives to the annual escalating Coachella pageantry.The L.A. arts district mini-festival doesn't try to compete on national acts. Instead, it ropes off a big swatch of industrial downtown, books dozens of locals and charges just a little bit more than a movie ticket for admission.
The April 18 fest has announced its lineup for this year's Coachella counter-programming (this year, it's up against Weekend 2, so if you need to see Drake in Indio you still can). It's now five years old -- an impressive feat for any fest explicitly up against L.A.'s biggest weekend for live music. The lineup will be familiar to fans who kept up with the indie residency circuit this year. Scruffy locals like Oyls, Battle Tapes, Babes, Smoke Season and Moon Honey are among the headliners on the main outdoor stage. Electronic and beat-scene acts TeamSupreme and Madeaux and rising rap act Cozz are among the highlights of the indoor areas, and there are more than 50 acts behind them on the bill hat finally get to live out their festival-playing fantasies.
Tickets at the door are $25 (and $20 if you have a Metro card, which at this point in local festival-going is a must). There's no collaborative H&M line for this gig, but if you were going to Indio just for the beer and a round-robin of bands anyway, you can do that closer to home. Coachella is set to power up the music festival season Todd Martens The modern music festival tries to be all things to all people. Consider, for instance, this year's lineup for the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, set for the weekends of April 10-12 and April 17-19. Classic rock? AC/DC and Steely Dan. Indie rock? Belle & Sebastian and Father John Misty.... The modern music festival tries to be all things to all people. Consider, for instance, this year's lineup for the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, set for the weekends of April 10-12 and April 17-19. Classic rock? AC/DC and Steely Dan. Indie rock? Belle & Sebastian and Father John Misty.... (Todd Martens) Follow @AugustBrown for breaking music news.

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Die 20 besten Ferienhäuser in Eardisley - Airbnb, England, Vereinigtes Königreich
Jetzt Gastgeber werdenHilfeRegistrierenLog-inEardisley · Jederzeit · 1 GastEardisleyJederzeit1 GastWoJederzeit1 GastArt der UnterkunftPreisspanneSofortbuchungWeitere Filter28 Ferienhausvermietungen保存到心愿单In beautiful, unspoilt Herefordshire Upper Newton Barn has views of the Welsh Mountains and is just 10 miles from Hay on Way, the famous centre for second hand books and home to the Literary Festival. For people who want to escape and relax!Upper Newton Barn has been sympathetically converted with amazing light flooding into the open space. Relax in front of the woodburner whilst gazing out to the Welsh Mountains and enjoy the comfort of underfloor heating, a well equipped kitchen and some fabulous traditional board games to enjoy with a glass of wine late into the evening after an exerting day exploring Offa's Dyke. The barn has two bedrooms. You will see in the photo that there are two staircases. One staircase leads to the smaller of the two rooms with a shower room adjoining. Up the second staircase is the master room where there is a free-standing bath and basin. Light floods in from the gable end window and this is allowed to fill the whole barn and give you a real sense of space. Bed is an important place in my book and I adore gazing out of the window feeling utterly comfortable in crisp white cotton bed linen, a goose down duvet and pillow on a Vi-Spring bed!
Despite being inside you feel remarkably close to all that goes on outside and no doubt the chickens will come trooping past the doors eating anything and everything that make their eggs exceptional and breakfast a feast to remember with their deep yellow yolks that taste like no other. If you would like to buy half a dozen they are £1.20.Herefordshire is still a forgotten gem for so much of the year. Come May/June it is home to the Hay Literary Festival but outside of that time you really can escape from the fast track and just relax. Upper Newton Barn is some way from a main road so your wake up call will perhaps be Sylvester the cockerel or on a Sunday Kinnersley Church bells. KIngton is just a few miles away and from here you can get up to Hergest Ridge or visit Hergest Gardens. Bryan's Ground in Presteigne is open seasonally and is really worth a visit if you enjoy gardens. There's information in the barn to help you find the best places to eat in the area or else just ask.Had the perfect stay at the Barn, so beautifully restored with all the amenities we needed. From waking up to the sound of chickens and horses to exploring the countryside and towns in the area.... the barn is in the perfect location if you're looking for a true countryside retreat. Katie was also great and very accommodating. We will back!Lyndsey2017-03-26T00:00:00ZWe loved the barn it was perfect for a New Years getaway with our friends and 2 young babies. It is so homely and so much bigger than we expected. The views are gorgeous and our 1year old loved watching the chickens through the doors. We would definitely stay again - thanks you for having us!Amanda2017-01-01T00:00:00ZKatie's barn is nestled in front of an ancient orchard and down a quiet country road. It was a warm evening when we arrived and all we could smell was the sweet smell of apples! The barn is well equipped, cosy and comfortable. It makes a great base to explore the surrounding area, but you could well be tempted to stoke-up the fire and stay put! Katie was a gracious host. She was warm and welcoming, and provided us with tips for things to see and do, and places to eat nearby. Fionnuala2016-10-23T00:00:00ZA lovely place to stay. Quiet, relaxing with a friendly welcome and homely feel. Spotless throughout and beautiful bedding and linen. I don't think the photos do it justice. We had the perfect stay. Michelle2017-02-23T00:00:00ZThank you very much Katie for your warm welcome and your hospitality. Your barn is a gem for a relax weekend! We spent an amazing 3 days running away from the craziness of London. And thanks to your beautiful breakfast basket we remember how an egg should taste! I will recommend it for everyone who wants to have a nice long weekend in the countryside. Great Host and Great Barn! Thanks again! Xabi2016-10-16T00:00:00ZKatie's barn was as lovely as the photos suggested it would be and had great lights for reading. It was more spacious than we had imagined and in a beautiful area of English countryside. The kitchen was great- a fast oven and good gas rings to cook on, and a nice big fridge- and the lovely eggs from the family free-range hens were delicious . We enjoyed the hens in the garden and the quiet and well- behaved dogs were virtually invisible. Bathing in that fabulous roll top bath and falling asleep under goose down quilts made one feel very spoilt ! We look forward to visiting again before long. Thank you for a great few days.Lavinia2016-10-28T00:00:00ZA stunning barn conversion that is lovely and warm with all the mod cons you need. Full of character with chickens at the door and sheep out the window. It is the perfect place for a calm weekend of log fires, reading and walks to the pub. Thanks for a lovely stay KatieJoshua2016-12-27T00:00:00ZArt der UnterkunftGanze UnterkunftObjekttypHausUnterkunft für4SchlafzimmerKinnersley, Vereinigtes KönigreichIdeal for reading, walking and peace and quietPreis122 CHF8 BewertungenIdeal for reading, walking and peace and quietGanze Unterkunft · 2 Betten · 4 Gäste保存到心愿单A half timbered cottage from about 1600 with a new highly insulated extension, the old cottage partly restored, set in a garden with wildflower meadow, bee-hives and fruit trees, with mature trees around and views to Hay Bluff. While all are welcome, Irish and Swedish guests are particularly so, especially if they play traditional music.This is a small oasis from the farmland around, with bees, wild flowers, butterflies and birds. I hope the house is a combination of clean unclutterd lines with a traditional background, and I'm restoring one end of the house using oak and hazel wattles and traditional materials combined with high insulation levels.Set in a pleasant village with a pub that does excellent food from Wednesday to Sunday lunchtimes.Art der UnterkunftPrivatzimmerObjekttypHausUnterkunft für2SchlafzimmerWinforton, England, Vereinigtes KönigreichChestnut CottagePreis64 CHFChestnut CottagePrivatzimmer · 1 Bett · 2 Gäste保存到心愿单Our much loved cottage is in a quiet location, overlooking a pond with county walks and ample wildlife just outside the door.
Hereford just 25 minutes driveThe Sun Inn does very good food and is a short distance away.KEVIN2017-04-09T00:00:00ZThis was our first trip booked with Airbnb and we were certainly not disappointed! Goose Pool Cottage is absolutely beautiful, well appointed and in a wonderfully quiet, rural location. It is ideally situated for exploring the Wye valley and the Welsh borders. Although we travelled as a couple, Goose Pool Cottage would be perfect also for a family with young children. Louise2017-04-02T00:00:00ZThe host canceled this reservation 139 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.Isabelle2017-04-03T00:00:00ZFabulous place in a beautiful rural location. Highly recommended Simone2017-03-26T00:00:00ZWe had a great stay at this lovely cottage. Like a home from home. The kids loved the toys and the choice of dvds.Laura2017-02-26T00:00:00ZFantastic stay, stunning location, beautiful property with just the right amount of space. Will be back!Gareth2017-05-07T00:00:00Zreally great house and location. My wife and I stayed here with our 1 year old son l to see Hay-on-Wye and the surrounding area. The house is lovely and great for kids with great facilities and log burning fire. We had an amazing weekend and couldn't have asked for more.Dominic2017-02-12T00:00:00ZWe had a fantastic three day break in Goosepool. It's a superb place for a family holiday; a huge garden (for us city dwellers it seemed vast), a large, light and very well appointed kitchen which I really enjoyed using and a lovely big sitting room. We had a couple of great walks - one literally straight from the house - as well as conquering the local landmarks Hay Bluff and Lord Hereford's Knob. Hay is always a pleasure - and this time we caught market day (Thursday) which was fun. I really recommend this cottage. Polly2017-04-22T00:00:00ZArt der UnterkunftGanze UnterkunftObjekttypHausUnterkunft für6SchlafzimmerHerefordshire, England, Vereinigtes KönigreichGoosepool Cottage - peaceful and perfect locationPreis83 CHF12 BewertungenGoosepool Cottage - peaceful and perfect locationGanze Unterkunft · 3 Betten · 6 Gäste保存到心愿单A stunning, listed barn conversion conveniently located in the centre of the Herefordshire village of Winforton, close to Hay-on-Wye. A short stroll takes you to the village pub which serves home-cooked locally-sourced food, real ale and good wine, The whole area offers something for everyone with numerous walks,Art der UnterkunftGanze UnterkunftObjekttypHausUnterkunft für8SchlafzimmerHerefordshire, England, Vereinigtes KönigreichCourtyard barnPreis193 CHFNEUCourtyard barnGanze Unterkunft · 4 Betten · 8 Gäste保存到心愿单The gardener's cottage at Newport House overlooks the organically grown 2 1/2 acre walled garden. South facing, the cottage has recently been refurbished to very high standards in oak with a thatched roof. Luxurious double bedroom and bathroom upstairs, and fully equipped kitchen and sitting room (with one person sofa bed) downstairs. Wood burning stove (as well as electric heating for more instant heat!) , wifi, herbs and organic fruit and vegetables on the door step freely available.The gardener's cottage is set on the Newport House estate. Guests are welcome to walk around the lake and the 90 acres wood.
They're also welcome to fish or swim in the lake by prior agreement with the owners.Newport House is a small estate with various people living and working on site. Gardeners work in the walled garden on week days from Monday to Friday 8am-4.30pm, and will be very happy to tell you about the garden. The walled garden is empty the rest of the time, apart from the odd visitor (the owners or neighbours) coming to harvest some vegetables..Art der UnterkunftGanze UnterkunftObjekttypHausUnterkunft für3SchlafzimmerHerefordshire, England, Vereinigtes KönigreichNewport House Gardener's CottagePreis128 CHFNEUNewport House Gardener's CottageGanze Unterkunft · 2 Betten · 3 Gäste保存到心愿单Farm based, 2 miles to Welsh Border, 10 miles to Hay. Herefordshire. Welsh border
Newly renovated cottages (URL HIDDEN) Feltmaking courses onsite. Stunning gardens, farm walks/runs lots to do locally. Great food locally.Self-catering cottages can be adjoining for family groups and friends. Each cottage sleeps 4 people. Working farm with cattle and cider apple orchards. Two self-catering cottages recently renovated in contemporary style. Biomass heating so very toasty. All linen and fuel included. Beautiful gardens - felt maker and gardener and farmer ownersProximity to Hay-on-Wye and the Black Mountains. River Wye - cleanest river in UK, Launch spot just 2 miles from farm. SSI within a mile. Great farm shops. We are situated on the Black and White village trail. Non-busy roads. Characterful villages, antique focus in Leominster, Books in Hay and great walking.Art der UnterkunftGanze UnterkunftObjekttypHausUnterkunft für4SchlafzimmerKinnersley, England, Vereinigtes KönigreichHerefordshire Cottage KinnersleyPreis276 CHF1 BewertungHerefordshire Cottage KinnersleyGanze Unterkunft · 3 Betten · 4 Gäste保存到心愿单Our barn is close to Hay on Wye, famous for its Literary Festival. Up to three cosy bedrooms available for couples, families, groups of friends and individuals. Breakfast included.
Hay on Wye has its world famous Literary Festival in late May/June. There are also many other events in or around Hay throughout the year including the Hay Winter Festival which takes place in late November as well as food and vintage festivals. There is also the nearby Abergavenny Food Festival and Brecon Jazz festival.The Hay Barn is a beautiful place to stay in a wonderful area. Michael and Elizabeth were amazing hosts. From the moment we arrived we felt comfortable and relaxed. Breakfast was 1st class and the whole stay was life enriching. Thank you both. Paul2017-05-08T00:00:00ZMichael and Liz were absolutely great, from the moment we booked they were in constant contact asking about our needs and what our plans were. The ban conversion was absolutely gorgeous with all finishes done to the highest standard. Michael even helped us in finding a taxi company to take us to the wedding venue we were hoping to get to. I really couldn't recommend staying here enough.James 2016-12-18T00:00:00ZArt der UnterkunftPrivatzimmerObjekttypHausUnterkunft für2SchlafzimmerBredwardine, England, Vereinigtes KönigreichThe Hay Barn 1 - spacious, characterful and homelyPreis101 CHF2 BewertungenThe Hay Barn 1 - spacious, characterful and homelyPrivatzimmer · 1 Bett · 2 Gäste保存到心愿单Our barn is close to Hay on Wye, famous for its Literary Festival. Up to three bedrooms available for couples, families, groups of friends and individuals with breakfast included.
Hay on Wye has its world famous Literary Festival in late May/June. There are also many other events in or around Hay throughout the year including the Hay Winter Festival which takes place in late November as well as food and vintage festivals. There is also the nearby Abergavenny Food Festival and Brecon Jazz festival.Art der UnterkunftPrivatzimmerObjekttypHausUnterkunft für2SchlafzimmerBredwardine, England, Vereinigtes KönigreichThe Hay Barn 3 - spacious, characterful and homelyPreis96 CHFThe Hay Barn 3 - spacious, characterful and homelyPrivatzimmer · 2 Betten · 2 Gäste保存到心愿单Our barn is close to Hay on Wye, famous for its Literary Festival. Up to three cosy bedrooms available for couples, families, groups of friends and individual travellers. Breakfast included.
Hay on Wye has its world famous Literary Festival in late May/June. There are also many other events in or around Hay throughout the year including the Hay Winter Festival which takes place in late November as well as food and vintage festivals. There is also the nearby Abergavenny Food Festival and Brecon Jazz festival.Art der UnterkunftPrivatzimmerObjekttypHausUnterkunft für2SchlafzimmerBredwardine, England, Vereinigtes KönigreichThe Hay Barn 2 - spacious, characterful and homelyPreis96 CHFThe Hay Barn 2 - spacious, characterful and homelyPrivatzimmer · 2 Betten · 2 Gäste保存到心愿单The Barn is large, light, filled with books, rugs, paintings and antique furniture, furnished very much as a home. One of the outstanding features of the Barn is the large living and entertaining space with a library and full height French windows.Rhodds Farm is a delightful small farm of some 65 acres which is incredibly secluded and quiet, although only 2 miles from the popular market town of Kington in north-west Herefordshire. The tranquillity comes from a lack of immediate neighbours; the fact that the buildings are centred within the land and they are lines of mature trees which minimise the prevailing wind.
We have 10 classic cars, and for guests who might be interested, we can arrange for drives in them for a small extra charge. The area of north-west Herefordshire is renowned for its beauty and marvellous walking country, particularly in Wales which is just 3 miles away. In addition we are extraordinarily lucky having a number of quite excellent pubs and restaurants within the near locality, including the renowned Stagg at Titley which was the first pub to obtain a Michelin star, which it retains.We are in our 60's; have lived very international lives and run our own quite demanding business. I sell aircraft adn Cary designs gardens. We also have a boutique hotel in Sri Lanka.We had a fabulous time in the Barn and couldn't have wanted for anything more. It's a wonderful space in a delightful setting. Very tastefully designed and comforting interior. Really spacious with lots of amenities. We were looked after as soon as we arrived and everything was just perfect. Visitors must do the judge's courthouse and a meal at the stagg inn. Antique hunters will also love Leominster nearby. Thank you for a great stay!George2016-11-28T00:00:00ZWe had the most fabulous time at Rhodd's Barn at the end of March. We lucked out with the weather that made for some great walks and exploration of the local area - which is stunning. We were made to feel very welcome and appreciated the welcome pack of goodies too. The barn has enormous living space and is beautifully furnished and is fully equipped. You will never be short of reading material there and there is a plethora of musical instruments, curiosities and a juke box that want down very well with our daughter (almost 7 yrs). She also loved the fact that Richard and Cary's dogs were always ready to play and go for a walk with her, which was the best bit of her stay! The gardens are also stunning - what can I say - we will definitely return! We would highly recommend it.Nicola2016-04-01T00:00:00ZWe have just returned from a glorious long weekend staying in the barn at Rhodds Farm. The barn, garden and grounds are stunning - acres of peace and beauty. The barn itself is elegant, homely and very well equipped - we lacked for nothing. Richard and Cary are generous, hospitable and responsive hosts but also very respectful of guests' privacy. We can't wait to return!Fionnula2016-06-07T00:00:00ZThe Barn is fabulous. Tucked away in the countryside you feel like you are a world away. My husband and I stayed with our two young daughters (9 & 7 yrs) and had a lovely time. The space and light in the Barn is beautiful. The basic supplies in the larder/fridge were most welcome. The beds clean and crisp. The Gardens and walks around the whole site are beautiful. I don't know if the owners' 3 dogs or my two girls were more delighted to have someone to play with! We walked along Offa's Dyke which was nearby and explored Ludlow from here. A great location to get away from it all and have some downtime. We wish we could have stayed longer!Emma2015-08-20T00:00:00ZAs soon as I saw the listing for Rhodds barn, I knew it was a very strong contender. The character and antique feel of the barn, was elegantly conveyed through the photographs. We couldn't have asked for better communication from Richard. We were provided with helpful driving instructions, and a welcome letter on the door upon arrival, which was very comforting. We were greeted by Nikki, and shown into the barn. Nikki and husband Krisztian, whom live on the farm and work for Richard, were a joy to converse with. Richard made us feel very welcome on arrival and we were shown how to operate the brilliant jukebox, adjust the heating, and tend to the indoor wood burner. We tootled down with a few bits and pieces for the fridge, and were very pleasantly surprised to find fresh bread, milk, eggs and bacon waiting for us! There was also a lovely fruit basket on the table. A folder had been left for us on the table with a fountain of useful information...from dining out, WIFI codes, and leisurely strolls. We took Richard's advice and ate out at two great restaurants on the list. My friend and I had an absolutely wonderful time at the barn, and will definitely return again. The woods are great for walking Richard's three friendly dogs, and there is also a cabin in the woods, overlooking the lake. The rural beauty of the farm, allowed our few days to be a thought provoking, pensive and inspirational time. Richard and Cary also own a boutique hotel in Sri Lanka, that I'm very keen to visit. Overall, delighted with our stay. Nadine2016-12-14T00:00:00ZWow! What a beautiful place! We were totally blown away. From the warm wood burner to all the infinite antiques and the lovely Broadway piano this barn houses. I would only say we were lucky to have found this barn and luckier to have stayed here!Navid2017-02-05T00:00:00ZWe had a wonderfully relaxing 4 day Christmas break at Rhodds Barn. The barn was as described and more. Very well prepared and equipped with lots of extra touches. The location is great for walkers and for exploring Herefordshire. Richard was an excellent host, he really understands hospitality and made our stay welcoming and very comfortable. We would definitely visit again and recommend to others. Thank you Gail2016-12-29T00:00:00ZIf six stars were an option, we would happily designate this a six star stay. The barn itself is a haven of thoughtfulness, extreme care and elegant delights. Everything you need (and more) is generously provided. The setting ensures peace and quiet, the wood burner is the most efficient stove imaginable, the views from the high windows a work of art. Everything has been made with efficiency and pleasure in mind. We were treated most kindly and sensibly by our hosts. All communications were both clear and easy. We loved walking in the grounds - especially when the delightful dogs were alongside us. Deirdre2017-03-30T00:00:00ZArt der UnterkunftGanze UnterkunftObjekttypHausUnterkunft für4SchlafzimmerLyonshall, Hereford, Vereinigtes KönigreichRhodds BarnPreis115 CHF21 BewertungenRhodds BarnGanze Unterkunft · 4 Betten · 4 Gäste保存到心愿单The rooms I have available are clean and light with ensuite shower rooms. We have horses, dogs, chickens,sheep and pigs. The farm is ten miles from three different market towns including, Hay-On-Wye, famous book town. It is also perfectly located for walking and cycling.Art der UnterkunftPrivatzimmerObjekttypHausUnterkunft für2SchlafzimmerNorton Canon, England, Vereinigtes KönigreichEn suite double room on small farmPreis58 CHFNEUEn suite double room on small farmPrivatzimmer · 1 Bett · 2 Gäste保存到心愿单A cosy traditional cottage with a twin and double room, 3 miles from Hay-on-Wye with beautiful views across the Wye Valley. Lovely walks from the back door, a small garden outside the kitchen & a long back garden with outside seating and BBQ.The back door takes you from the garden into a well equipped kitchen. In the downstairs hallway is a storage cupboard for coats and boots. There is a spacious family bathroom with a bath and over the bath shower, toilet and basin. The hall leads to a cosy living room with beams, a wood burning stove, a two and three seater sofa, TV, DVD player and CD player/radio. Upstairs there is one double room and a twin room.Cottage located in the small hamlet of Hardwicke, surrounded by rural environment.Emily's cottage is the perfect escape from the stress of work an city life. It's a great place to spend with your family and enjoy each others company. The wonder Hay on Wye town is only a few minutes by car. lovely surrounding countryside great for amblingdane2017-04-17T00:00:00ZThe cottage was perfect, views were to die for and great location. There was everything you needed in the cottage and Emily was great on responding to queries straightaway. They kindly allowed us to bring dogs which is an added bonus. I would definitely return. Thank you. melissa2016-03-30T00:00:00ZLovely cottage. Really enjoyed our stay. Hosts were very helpful and communicative.Robert2016-10-28T00:00:00ZThoroughly enjoyed our short break at Honeysuckle Cottage. Well situated for Hay-on--Wye, canoeing and the Welsh Mountains. We enjoyed the stroll from the cottage to Hardwicke Church. The surrounding countryside is stunning. Spotless, well equipped and comfortable. Joy2016-07-23T00:00:00ZA cosy cottage full of character in beautiful scenery. Might have felt a bit squeezed with four but for two of us and a small dog, it was perfect. Lovely walks from the door and within easy reach of Offa's dyke, Brecon and Hay. We walked along Offa's Dyke on bank holiday Sunday. Reasonable weather i.e. No rain and didn't see a soul. Well not a human one. Fields full of lambs. Wasn't quite warm enough to sit in the garden but it looked very appealing. Directions and instructions all good. Cottage very well equipped and everything worked well. Wifi connection was weak, but we expected that. All in all, a lovely place. We'd certainly go again.rose2017-05-01T00:00:00ZArt der UnterkunftGanze UnterkunftObjekttypHausUnterkunft für4SchlafzimmerHerefordshire, Vereinigtes KönigreichHoneysuckle CottagePreis77 CHF5 BewertungenHoneysuckle CottageGanze Unterkunft · 3 Betten · 4 Gäste保存到心愿单Single room available in family house (see Bage Pool twin room listing for more details). Private power shower room & antique Indian four poster bed with cotton sheets & feather pillows. Tea/coffee making facilities & full cooked breakfast includedin an early part of the house, the little room is full of charm & character with antiques, pictures & rugs collected from the owners living abroad. The house is rural & peaceful but with easy access to the wonderful Hay on Wye & all the many amenities therethe stunning views on three sides of this property, the peaceful Golden Valley countryside but easy access to our local town of Hay on Wye & all the many amenities it offers (under 10 mins drive) &
our charming village of Dorstone with the ancient Pandy Inn to eat & drinkEmma&Simon was very kind! They helped me coming to their home and going to Hay on Wye. Their house looked like a house in some classical films, I really loved that. Emma offerd very tasty breakfast. I was happy in the bage!Sunshine2015-05-27T00:00:00ZEmma and Simon were fabulous hosts. Before arriving communications were clear and to the point. When I arrived, their welcome was great, the room snug and lovely, and the whole place a delight.Katrina2014-07-28T00:00:00ZArt der UnterkunftPrivatzimmerObjekttypHausUnterkunft für1SchlafzimmerThe Bage, England, Vereinigtes KönigreichBage Pool - 16th century farmhousePreis64 CHF2 BewertungenBage Pool - 16th century farmhousePrivatzimmer · 1 Bett · 1 Gast保存到心愿单Large detached house with a truly peaceful feeling yet 5 mins drive to the gorgeous town of Hay-on-Wye famous for its Literary Festival.For keen walkers, gastropub food lovers or boutique shop browsers Hay is the ideal town.3 bedrooms/2bathrooms/WC.A beautiful leafy setting and private location, yet only 5 mins drive to the lovely town of Hay-on-Wye. The Brecon Beacons and Black Mountains are also a short drive away. This light, large detached house has huge windows that are south facing and overlooking the garden. Ideal for couples, families with teenagers or those celebrating a special occasion. All linen and towels are included. Fully equipped kitchen, big enough to cook, chat eat and relax in. The kitchen dining room (10m x 5 m) has a cooking area with island, farmhouse table and a homely seating area with sofas. There is a separate large sitting room, CDs and books, Utility room, boot room and WC.
We provide bed linen & towels No littlies sorryPeaceful and tranquil surrounded by garden and fields, yet only 5 mins from all the lovely facilities in Hay. Enjoy walks on the doorstep, including the Wye Valley Walk, and in the Brecon Beacons and Black Mountains. Pop in the car for 5 mins drive and browse the antique, book and gift shops in Hay with a walk along the river and then a coffee and cake in the Granary. Enjoy a film at Booths Bookshop cinema and then have tapas in the evening at Tomatitoes! If you want to venture farther, 25 mins drive will find you in Hereford, home of high street stores, new shopping centre, Waitrose and an Odeon Multiscreen cinemaLovely accommodation, very social living areasBecci2017-04-10T00:00:00ZI stayed at Helen's beautiful home with some girlfriends. It was the perfect weekend, the house is gorgeous, easy to find and not far from Hay-on-Wye. It's a great space for a group of friends to relax and enjoy the countryside, very peaceful and scenic. Would definitely recommend to anyone looking for lovely, spacious accommodation, set in beautiful surrounds. Thanks again Helen, I'm sure we'll be back!Bethan2015-10-19T00:00:00ZWe had a great time at Helen's place. The house is in wonderful quiet location and is much bigger than the pictures suggest. Highly recommended!Mat2015-07-24T00:00:00ZGorgeous four days in this delightful home. The house is beautiful, full of character, amazing gardens and very spacious. The house is well equipped and comfortable. The area is stunning, so much to do! Helen was the perfect host and emailed us over lots of information to the questions we had asked of her. I would strongly recommend this home to anyone from a couple, friends or a family. We will be back for sure. Sarah. Sarah2015-05-26T00:00:00ZThis house is far more beautiful and spacious than I expected. The location is also fantastic and easy to visit Hay-on-Wye and Cotswold by car. We enjoy staying Helen's house very much. I would strongly recommend this house to anyone who looks for the one near the border between Wales and England. Kyunghee Hannah2015-07-22T00:00:00ZOur party of five really enjoyed our stay at Helen's beautiful house which is in a lovely rural setting and convenient to Hay-on-Wye. The Brecon Beacons are doable from here too. Very comfortable accommodation, good instructions, although this is a family home, the bedrooms and bathrooms had been largely cleared of personal effects so one could make oneself at home and feel at ease. The kitchen/dining area is inviting and the large living room is peaceful with lovely views. Helen was very responsive in the lead up to our weekend and with a query during the weekend. I would recommend this house for sure!Janet2015-08-11T00:00:00ZLovely comfortable beautiful home, well located, fully recommendCheyne2015-06-01T00:00:00Zwonderful place! We have very great time in this house! We hope can go again!Sheng2015-06-22T00:00:00ZArt der UnterkunftGanze UnterkunftObjekttypHausUnterkunft für5SchlafzimmerHereford, Herefordshire, Vereinigtes KönigreichGorgeous country pad, nr Hay-on-WyePreis225 CHF8 BewertungenGorgeous country pad, nr Hay-on-WyeGanze Unterkunft · 4 Betten · 5 Gäste · Für Geschäftsreisen geeignet保存到心愿单The rooms I have available are clean and light with ensuite shower rooms. We have horses, dogs, chickens, sheep and pigs. The farm is 10 miles from three different market towns, including Hay-on-Wye, famous book town. It is also perfectly located for walking and cycling.Art der UnterkunftPrivatzimmerObjekttypHausUnterkunft für2SchlafzimmerNorton Canon, England, Vereinigtes KönigreichEn suite double room on small farmPreis58 CHFNEUEn suite double room on small farmPrivatzimmer · 1 Bett · 2 Gäste保存到心愿单My home is tucked away in a small pretty hamlet near the local villages of Pembridge and Weobley. It is a converted barn in a pretty complex , with a private spacious back garden , and a pretty communal courtyard. It has a woodburner for colder days.I have a single and a double room available to use, there is a bathroom upstairs, and a toilet downstairs. I have a living room with log-burner and big table as well as comfy sofa and chairs. A small kitchen with the basics.I live in a picturesque hamlet , but within easy reach of local shops, pubs, cidermakers, ideal for local walks, cycle rides, and within reach of Hay-On-Wye, Leominster , Kington.We have just had 3 lovely days at Pippa's adorable old cottage in Broxwood. The house is cute, cosy and comfortable with the usual quirky nooks and crannies you would expect in an old timber framed building. In our opinion, the photos don't do it justice ! Pippa is very friendly and was easily reachable nearby. The area is beautiful . Don't miss Pembridge, Eardisland or Hay on Wye. The unexpected extra in this property is Ziggy the most affectionate cat in the world who spent hours purring on our laps. The only downside was leaving him behind ! Recommended for cat lovers everywhere.Clive2016-10-29T00:00:00ZWhat a lovely place and host. Pippa was warm and friendly and the beds were soooo comfy just peferect in such a peaceful setting complete with amazing birds to watch from the garden. A wonderful stay thanks. jane2016-05-08T00:00:00ZBrilliant communication and lovely cottage. Mary-Jayne2016-09-18T00:00:00ZThe cottage and location are idyllic. It was really cosy. The garden is also beautiful. Perfect for relaxing and getting away from it all. We had a great dinner in the local village of Pembridge as recommended by our host. The village is also absolutely beautiful. The next morning we went to the local aerodrome for breakfast also recommend by our host. Great fun! Selma2016-08-29T00:00:00ZLovely stay with Pippa and Ziggy the cat. Very welcoming and a really nice house - will definitely be back. Pay attention to the directions - you won't find the house without them!Joanna2017-04-14T00:00:00ZThoroughly enjoyed the stay. It was cosy homely quiet and relaxing. Ziggy the cat has to get a mention as he made us feel extremely welcome and our 7 year old son loved him. We were only down for a night but could of easily stayed longer and we will certainly be again when visiting the area. Thankyou Pippa for letting us into your home and making the experience so memorable :)Liam2016-11-27T00:00:00ZPippa was a great host, her house is lovely and very quiet! Thank you so much for letting us stay, we were at s wedding near by and it was the perfect place to stay! Thank you! Sarah2016-05-30T00:00:00Z We had a wonderful stay. The cottage was so cosy - it felt like we were right at home. We all slept really well the birds were incredible. Also the welcome items were such a lovely surprise and saved us from a long journey, very thoughtful. The area is completely stunning. We didn't want to leave. Louise2016-06-06T00:00:00ZArt der UnterkunftGanze UnterkunftObjekttypHausUnterkunft für3SchlafzimmerBroxwood, England, Vereinigtes KönigreichRomantic timber-frame cottagePreis96 CHF20 BewertungenRomantic timber-frame cottageGanze Unterkunft · 2 Betten · 3 Gäste保存到心愿单A beautifully refurbished 18th Century family house in a peaceful rural hamlet 3 miles from Hay-on-Wye. Lovely formal gardens and orchard, with far reaching views towards the Black Mountains. Summer House. Extensive off road parking.Barberry House was built sometime in the early 18th century, and inside there is no shortage of character! The rooms have high ceilings, 18th century floorboards, window seats and shutters on every window. The main living room has an open fire with basket and the second living room has a log-burner. The top two floors have beautiful views, most notably of the Black Mountain range. The floorplan is as follows:
Many lovely eateries, pubs, shops and other amenities within striking distance. Co-op supermarket within 5 minutes drive. Waitrose deliveries also available.The perfect home for our stay during the Hay Festival. The house is gorgeous, furnished beautifully, loads of space for us all. The garden and grounds are idyllic, complete with a summer playhouse for the children and an enclosed trampoline, endless entertainment for the children who could roam free there. A perfect week, thank you so much.Christine2016-06-04T00:00:00ZArt der UnterkunftGanze UnterkunftObjekttypHausUnterkunft für7SchlafzimmerClifford, Vereinigtes KönigreichGeorgian Gem near Hay on WyePreis244 CHF1 BewertungGeorgian Gem near Hay on WyeGanze Unterkunft · 4 Betten · 7 Gäste保存到心愿单This is a listed property with tons of character. The house is set in an acre of gardens with private parking. The rooms are both set on the top floor with fantastic countryside views. They have use of their own modern shower room. Plenty of room to move around and chairs to lounge around in. Relaxed home great area for walking, near River Wye and historic villages. A short drive to Hay on Wye or Hereford. This space is ideal for a couple with a child/other adultThis is a quirky home which is used for photo shoots inside and out. Home to an upholsterer and family. You will be welcome to hang out in the gardens living room and kitchen, as well as enjoying the privacy and sole use of the top floor of this old house. The only house rule is you will need to remove your shoes to go up stairs (we have just spent a fortune sea grassing the stairs!)Situated in a good central location to many and varied attractions, we are set on the edge of the village which has a local pub. A short drive to other pubs which serve food and 1 minute from Oakchurch farm shop which has a popular restaurant. The area has a "Black and white village trail" as well as beautiful historic buildings and hillside walks with panoramic views. We are 11 mile from the "Town of Books" Hay on Wye and almost equidistant from the city of Hereford with it's 12th Century cathedral, chained library and the famous Mappa Mundi. We have lovely walks from the house including to a local secret beauty spot which overlooks the river Wye where it cuts through a red cliff.Art der UnterkunftPrivatzimmerObjekttypHausUnterkunft für3SchlafzimmerStaunton on Wye, England, Vereinigtes KönigreichHouse with views - between Hereford and Hay on WyePreis102 CHFNEUHouse with views - between Hereford and Hay on WyePrivatzimmer · 2 Betten · 3 Gäste12121 – 18 von 28 FerienhausvermietungenGib deine Reisedaten ein, um den aktuellen Preis zu sehen. Es können zusätzliche Gebühren und Steuern anfallen.Vereinigtes Königreich>England>EardisleyOrte in der Nähe:Ferienwohnungen in BathPenzanceManchesterOxfordLiverpoolKentBristolMANCHESTER (STOCKPORT)SwanseaCornwallHackneyCamden TownKarteFilterNutzungsbedingungenDatenschutzSitemap爱彼迎杂志

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After cleaning out my grandparents’ households, then moving
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Plucking Away at Life - One Chin Hair at a Time: Mele Kalikimaka is the Thing to Say
Mike and I have been having a 'discussion' the past few evenings about whether or not we should have presents under the tree before Christmas Day. I say yes; he says no.My reasons:1. We don't have any kids that will see the presents under the tree before Christmas.2. We have to pack them all up on Christmas Day to deliver them to the family.3. I want to take a freakin' picture of the tree with all the presents underneath it.His reasons:1. Santa doesn't come until Christmas Day.2. He's stubborn.What do you, faithful readers, do? Do you put the presents under the tree as you wrap them (the way it should be done)? Or do you keep them sitting on top of the guest bed all wrapped up and occupying space until Christmas Day (like stubborn men like to do)?Please leave your preference in the comments section.This afternoon, my office closes until the new year. I'm not sure how often I will be posting while on vacation, as I plan to go to as many movies as possible next week. I also have a zillion errands to run (one of them is getting my license renewed, which means a long long line at the DMV).And so, I wanted to wish everyone a great holiday. As the Hawaiians say, 'Mele Kalikimaka!' May you, your families, and all those near and dear to you be blessed with joy, love, and health in 2007.
Mele Kalikimaka to you too! Since we are going to my mom's I was lazy about the tree. Our presents were hidden under Lexi's crib (last time that will be ok). I like to put some under the tree & leave the "santa" gifts for Christmas eve.
Our gifts go under the tree on Christmas eve. Of course 3/4 aren't wrapped until then.
Ok - file this comment as FYI for next year! I wrap and put under the tree. I agree with you that it makes a beautiful picture and just sums up the look of the tree (though I do hate to cover up my Disney tree skirt)!When we have children, I will follow in my parents footsteps and wrap and place gifts to relatives and friends...and leave the "Santa Gifts" hidden until the big unveiling!


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Why Social Security is Running Out of Money: Just Explain It
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More than 55 million Americans receive Social Security benefits, annually, making it the nation's largest social welfare program. 725 billion dollars of your payroll and income taxes last year went to Social Security disbursements -- That's about 60 billion dollars in benefits each month. It's no wonder politicians on both sides of the aisle are always trying to convince voters that they have the plan to keep Social Security intact.
The problem is Social Security, as we know it, is currently living on borrowed time. To understand the issue let's first take a quick history lesson.
The Social Security tax was created as part of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal. Born out of the Great Depression, Social Security was originally a retirement program—nothing more. Now, the program distributes several social welfare and insurance benefits.
Funded largely by payroll taxes, Social Security keeps roughly 40 percent of all Americans aged 65 or older out of poverty. For 26 percent of retirees, Social Security is their only source of income. So why is the system is running out of money?
Related link: America's Retirement System Is Failing Us: Economist
The money you pay towards Social Security does not go into a personal account for when you retire. Instead, Social Security is a "pay as you go" program meaning the money that is collected now is used towards current payouts. So…current benefactors rely on the current work force to fund their payments. As baby boomers continue to retire at a record clip, approximately 10,000 on any given day, this model becomes harder to maintain. Back in 1950, there were 7.11 workers per retiree. That number today is 4.5 and in 30 years, economists estimate that number will be 2.6 workers for every retiree.
For the first time in thirty years, Social Security payouts exceeded non-interest income in 2010 and 2011. The difference between the money coming out and going in was about $45 billion dollars in 2011. While there is "extra" money in the Social Security "bank account" called a "trust fund," to offset the difference, the number of beneficiaries will continue to grow at a substantially faster rate than the number of covered workers.
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The Waxman-Markey Green Jobs Bill Isn't Perfect, But it Is Absolutely Necessary | Josh Nelson
Representatives Henry Waxman and Ed Markey Tuesday at long last made public a discussion draft of the American Clean Energy and Security Act (ACES). Some are calling this the opening shot in the battle over what the United States will do about global warming. Rep. Markey, not one who is prone to understatement, told a conference call for environmental bloggers Tuesday that this is "the beginning of an incredibly intense period of political debate in our country." Speaker Pelosi amplified this sentiment, explaining that "there's an inevitability to this that everyone has to understand." Chairman Markey emphasized that "we must have something on the president's desk for Copenhagen." By Copenhagen Markey is referring to the United Nations Climate Change Conference slated to take place this December in the Danish capitol. The annual meeting, which seeks to generate an agreement on reducing emissions among as many countries as possible, takes on added significance this year since it is considered by many to be the last chance to reach a major international climate agreement before the 2012 expiration of the Kyoto Protocol. Appropriately, Democrats in Congress are planning an aggressive schedule, to be wrapped up in "no longer than six months." - March 31, 2009: Discussion draft - April 6 - 17: Representatives return home for spring district work period - Week of April 20: Hearings - Week of April 27: Energy and Environment subcommittee mark up - Week of May 4: Full committee hearing - May 11: Full committee mark up beginsThe draft legislation, which is currently 648 pages (pdf), contains four titles: (1) a "clean energy" title that promotes renewable sources of energy and carbon capture and sequestration technologies, low-carbon transportation fuels, clean electric vehicles, and the smart grid and electricity transmission; (2) an "energy efficiency" title that increases energy efficiency across all sectors of the economy, including buildings, appliances, transportation, and industry; (3) a "global warming" title that places limits on the emissions of heat-trapping pollutants; and (4) a "transitioning" title that protects U.S. consumers and industry and promotes green jobs during the transition to a clean energy economy.As many have noted, the first two titles of the draft contain some crucially important energy and job-creation initiatives which will provide exactly the type of boost we need to kickstart the green economy of the 21st century: It has both a renewable electricity standard for utilities (25 percent in 2025, though "a fifth can be met with efficiency measures") and an energy efficiency resource standard -- two essential provision for jumpstarting a transition to a clean energy, green jobs economy, while keeping total energy bills low. It also establishes a Low Carbon Fuel Standard -- eventually, which is to say apparently after 2022.I can not stress enough the importance of many of the provisions in the first two titles of this legislation. The sustainable energy and energy efficiency incentives are a fundamental component of the job-creation engine we need to get Americans back to work. As Speaker Pelosi noted on Tuesday's call, "This is especially important because the economy is in bad shape." I agree wholeheartedly, and hope that members of the media and policymakers are able to transcend the utterly predictable economy vs. environment storyline forces of the status quo will trot out to attack the very best provisions in the bill. This is a well-funded false choice, and members of Congress who intend to be taken seriously on matters of climate and economics would be wise to treat it as such.A Democratic House aide familiar with the negotiations tells me that "taking into account concerns over allowances and offsets, if Congress passes something that looks anything close to what this draft looks like, then its a major coup." But it is just these concerns over allocations and offsets that have left some environmentalists skeptical of the discussion draft.Critically, the section on global warming, Title III, fails to address how allocations for greenhouse gas emissions allowances would be distributed. Joseph Romm, the blogger, physicist and climate expert who blogs at ClimateProgress.org, gives the bill a B+ overall, but notes that the energy provisions are significantly stronger than the climate sections. Natasha Chart seems to agree, calling it "a better job creation engine than a truly climate-friendly policy". Romm explained the significance of the draft's failure to address allowance allocation to me via email: The danger in not specifying how allowances are allocated is that you don't have revenues to return to consumers as tax cuts. From a policy perspective, you need to auction the vast majority of the permits, and ultimately auction all of them. From a political perspective, you need to do what Obama proposes, give the vast majority of the revenues back to the public, so they are held harmless (or, in fact, do better than break even because they can adopt efficiency measures). From a messaging perspective, giving the money back to the public is the key to undermining the "biggest tax" argument.The bill also includes a major disappointment on offsets, or as Romm calls them, rip-offsets. Jesse Jenkins, energy and climate policy director at the Breakthrough Institute and blogger at Watthead, emailed me a sharp explanation of the problem with the offset provision in Title III: As expected, the Markey-Waxman discussion draft includes several provisions to contain the costs of compliance including a heavy reliance on up to two billion metric tons of offsets, or enough to allow almost a third of all emissions permits required under the climate regulations to be swapped for offsets.Allowing that many offsets pokes a giant hole in the carbon cap, stuffs it with plenty of hot air, guts the carbon price signal for sectors we actually need to transform and - most importantly - robs us of billions of dollars of auction revenue that can and should be reinvested to accelerate and smooth the transition to a clean energy economy.Title I also includes some troubling language in support of coal. According to the summary of the draft, "The draft promotes development of carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) technologies to ensure a continuing place for coal in our nation's energy future." Talking about a clean energy future while working to ensure a "place for coal in our nation's energy future" is oxymoronic. Similarly, Romm refers to a provision that would allow dirty new coal plants to be built under the condition that they are retrofitted by 2025 as "counterproductive sop to the coal industry."There is much more to be happy about and much more to be upset about than what I've gone into here, and the details will be hashed out by the experts over the next several days, weeks and months. With that being said, here is what I think needs to happen.As the bill makes it way through Congress, several principles must be adhered to in order to ensure that we are doing all we can for both the economy AND the environment. These include, among other things, the following: Reducing coal consumption in the near term should be an underlying assumption of all provisions related to coal.
Cost containment provisions such as banking and borrowing, offsets, and a so-called "strategic reserve" of allowances should be either eliminated or structured in a way that maintains the integrity of the environmental cap.
All reduction targets should adhere to what the the latest credible science says is necessary to prevent catastrophic climate change.
A very large majority of emissions allowances should be auctioned, rather than given away as "free allocations."
When all is said and done, some form of this bill must be signed into law by President Obama before the international climate change negotations in Copenhagen in December. Domestically, many of the sustainable energy and energy efficiency provisions are exactly what we need to address our economic, environmental and energy woes simultaneously. These are simply some of the best policy ideas currently on the table, and the potential costs of not implementing them in short order is far too high to let less favorable provisions poison the legislation as a whole.Originally posted at FireDogLake.com.

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Thank you for inviting me over today, Rita!
I have read and enjoyed all these books…as well as most of the others Jennifer has written. I have to get to her latest one.
Thank you so much, Sheila. I love how supportive you are in the JAFF community. Hugs!
You well deserve compliments. Your stories are all interesting and creative…even if some are outside the box. Who killed Mrs. Bennet? For example.
Rita, thank you for hosting Jennifer Joy today. I already have the three books and look forward to the new books out there in publishing space. Wow! I had planned on a JJ reading marathon so I may just wait until the new book launches. Blessings Jennifer on the success of your books. I went on a buying binge and treated myself with 4 of your books. Yep… I have a nice little collection now. I love your work and look forward to the new launch.
Thank you so much! I’m happy to have contributed to your book collection 😀 and I’m so grateful for your constant encouragement!
Super news! Thanks for this early pressie, Jennifer. 🙂 I have book one, but yay for a sale on the others.
Happy reading, Sophia! Aren’t book presents the best? 🙂
Murder at Rosings?!!! Can’t wait to read that one! I too have read and loved all of Jennifer’s books! May the Muse be with Jennifer!
Thank you, Carole! I hope my Muse sticks around a while longer too! (As for the murder … it’s probably not who you think it is … bwahaha 😀 )

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that it was a painting signed by the do jani portrait of a man. but detective had no idea what the painting looked like. he had to find a photo of it at all costs. by consulting peepers kept in the paris archives james palmer came across a clue this telegram. it states that stetson or had sent the model jani to the venice biennale of one nine hundred thirty. i travelled to venice personally and went into the archives there and to the venice be an alley archives i saw mr stettner spray...
compiled in this catalogue. he acquired works by woody jani. go gung. ho dum. and even leonardo da vinci. plus some picasso's. in zero thirty eight works for the mind boggling sum of just over one billion eight hundred million dollars. but their friendship would come to a brutal end during a meeting in monaco in february two thousand and fifteen eve bouvier's attorney david explains. why the man the us is. not all sure. we. won that corky quite yet. they all do appear other people should see me through a bit of live. press i don't have a case it just appears. you're that ricky quite early fusion to mature people of leisure. when they go there. after. the weekend. the russian billionaire had filed charges against. him of making exorbitant profits of a billion dollars and his own personal loss. claim to have paid double what his collection. take for example this painting number six by mark rothko. we managed to get a hold of the documents of the transaction. eve bouvier bought it from wealthy landowners in the border region for eighty three million five hundred thousand dollars. a fe
compiled in this catalogue. he acquired works by woody jani. go gung. ho dum. and even leonardo da vinci. plus some picasso's. in zero thirty eight works for the mind boggling sum of just over one billion eight hundred million dollars. but their friendship would come to a brutal end during a meeting in monaco in february two thousand and fifteen eve bouvier's attorney david explains. why the man the us is. not all sure. we. won that corky quite yet. they all do appear other people should see...
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had of her husband's use of. jani. unafraid. i share my husband's opinion was like you know and he has been arrested because of his opinions and his beliefs all of which i share so i could be arrested on these grounds to. actions and muscling in english. jessamine carabiner has continued to teach she owes it not only to her husband she sounds but to the cleric for two large good men. europe is in the midst of war a tug of war that is between national governments and separatist regions spain's dispute with catalonian separatist seeking independence continues to rage on and in france separatists on the island of corsica are emboldened after winning the most seats in parliament in the last regional election young corsicans in particular hope that more autonomy from france will improve the island's economy if course because nationalists have their say this rugged island will abandon emmanuel macron and go their own way. one hundred seventy kilometers of a rugged mediterranean coastline wild impetuous anarchic. twenty five corsican and a nationalist. the fortress is of course an histori
had of her husband's use of. jani. unafraid. i share my husband's opinion was like you know and he has been arrested because of his opinions and his beliefs all of which i share so i could be arrested on these grounds to. actions and muscling in english. jessamine carabiner has continued to teach she owes it not only to her husband she sounds but to the cleric for two large good men. europe is in the midst of war a tug of war that is between national governments and separatist regions spain's...

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