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I offer a book of original poetry I have written with some illustrations and also offer matted poems ready for framing I have a ribbon and yarn angel and make some angels with silver, gold or copper wire. I love to crochet and have some crocheted items including afghans, table mats, headbands and other items. Making blank greeting cards from photos I take are also offered.
I live on a farm in rural Nebraska and love the open space. I have enjoyed being creative and trying different craft projects as a girl and throughout my life. Crocheting has always been my favorite pastime. I also write poems about family, nature, faith and everyday things. My book has about 240 poems and I continue to write about new ideas. I do offer my poems individually in a mat ready for framing. I like to take pictures of flowers and scenery and make cards with those. I am fond of angels and angel creations. Over time I have acquired a collection of rubber stamps, yarn, fabric, and ribbons.


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Join the Historic Hernando Preservation Society for the 2017 First Quarter Business Meeting to be followed with a PotLuck Supper. In addition, Board member Jo-Anne Peck will speak about the Brooksville Main Street Design Committee's plans for the year.
Ms. Peck is the Chair of the Design Committee for the recently designated Brooksville Main Street program. She will talk about the Committee's plans for helping the revitalization of the historic downtown area, including goals, financial incentives, design guidelines, and how residents can get involved.
Thursday, February 2, 2017, 6:30 pm
Brooksville City Hall
201 Howell Avenue, Brooksville
Heritage Day
Plans for Heritage Day 2017 are well underway. Heritage Day 2017 will be held on the grounds of the 1885 Train Depot, at 70 Russell Street in Brooksville, February 25th, from 9 a.m.- 4 p.m. Vendors, demonstrators and artisans will wind their way along the Good Neighbor Trail. In addition, some fabulous historic Brooksville homes will be available to tour, and we will add some History Stops on Brooksville's Main Street. Volunteers are always needed the day of the event, so if you have a few hours to spare, please contact Mary Moses at 813-470-0085 or email@example.com. For more info go to: http://historichernandopreservationsociety.org/entries/heritage-day/heritage-day-2017 We look forward to seeing you there!
Other Upcoming Events
Brooksville Raid – January 21st-22nd
The Hernando Historical Museum Assoc., Inc. and North Pinellas County Scout Sertoma Club, Inc. present the 37th Annual Brooksville Raid Reenactment, Jan. 21 & 22, 2017. This reenactment is a re-creation of a Civil War battle that happened in Hernando County in July of 1864. It is the largest Civil War Reenactment in Florida. For details go to: http://www.brooksvilleraid.com/

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September 15, 2008
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Awww mashAllah. Do you get the choked up feeling when you see your youngest baby heading off to school? I'm sure it must be super quiet in your house now.ReplyDelete
Glad you're back honey!
ps, just because I'm too lazy to go put a comment on the other post: ants are the WORST. I get two kinds, the tiny kitchen ants aka super sneaky sugar-seeking missiles; and the monster ants which seem to do nothing but wander aimlessly through rooms.
Alhumdulillah I don't seem to have the problem that you do, but downstairs Uncle does, I'd say call a professional and just be done with it.
I hate ants, but Ihate cockroaches even more.
Yea, it's gonna be weird..the other kids don't start till Saturday so it won't be quiet till then, but it will be weird with just her gone for those few days.ReplyDelete
I have the super sneaky sugar seeking missiles, they suck, but I am thankfull they aren't the big brown monster kind or even cockroaches!
Thanks Molly!


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Rajs did a good comparaison on static error checking called "PMD vs Findbugs vs Hammurapi", he set up a table with the following criterias/infos:
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I've been painting and drawing since I was about five, initially rather badly!
I recall actually buying pictures of dinosaurs off my friend Derek for two pence or so each, because he had advanced dimensionally, let us say and had learn't a trick to draw dinosaurs mouths that had three dimensions, something that at the time I couldn't do.
My first exhibition was in Thorpe-le-Soken, Essex, thanks to the teacher of my O level night classes in art at the age of about 18, whose name escapes me, while the recollection of her encouragement remains. My only issue with that experience was that I had done a picture of a hot air balloon, its crew a motley collection of animals, like something out of Wind in the Willows. She displayed it on the stairs, something that caused problems because the detail of the painting caused people to stop and examine it closely, thus blocking the stairs for other viewers.
My first encounter with the conservative, so called 'community' exhibitions was when I lived in Folkestone some three years later. A hotel on the seafront proposed an exhibition of art by local artists, which I obviously saw myself as at the time. Back then, I was painting in oils and acrylics, and profoundly inspired by the writing of Mervyn Peake. My paintings were dark and had a brooding quality, four of which I delivered to the gallery, naively optimistic that they would see them as worthy of viewing. I collected the four, which I found hidden behind a pile of chairs a week later, finding that none had been accepted. I received a letter a week after that asking for £10 for viewing the pictures. I ignored it!
I encountered a similar issue with my artwork in A level art at Colchester Institute in my late twenties. My art teacher there was of the stoic traditional type and looked upon my fondness for fantasy art as something akin to childish scribbling and not 'proper' art in any shape or form. Her opinion of me and my art was further tainted when I declared my opinion that Jackson Pollock's artwork would make good wrapping paper. She loathed me from then on. I got an F in A Level art. As a postscript on this experience, years later I purchased several poster sized Pollock prints and preceded to wrap a number of boxes with them. I was right, they looked wonderful, and to this day, wonder why no one has come up with this idea, wrapping paper in general being so terribly dull.
Recently, some twenty eight years after my first exhibition, I applied to a local gallery in Colchester to have an exhibition. I had visited the place beforehand and wasn't encouraged, but went for it anyway. My response was that my proposal was a little 'out of the ordinary'. I submitted some of my black and white pencil drawings, which remained so out of the ordinary that like back in Folkestone, they had to be put before the galleries committee, which decided that they didn't have space for the exhibition but I could send one or two pictures to a shared exhibition and dependent on the curators decision, they might show one. I was half tempted to send in some pictures just to see if a week later I would find them behind a stack of chairs.
I remain of the opinion that provincial galleries and exhibition spaces are so eager to retain their conservatism, and not actually offend anyone, that they continue to only display art that looks like the wall of an art block at any college in the country, or the type of art you might find on the walls of residential homes. Oh, of course there are exceptions and thank goodness for that, but generally, as I tend to think, having followed a professional career as a psychiatric nurse, art in the provinces is depressed, when it should be bipolar!
Art in any form that promotes an 'ahh that's nice.' from its viewers sullies the very reason for art in the first place, as a legitimate form of creation and expression, and is about as far from what art should be as chalk is from the cheese of your choice. Art should promote something emotive, a gasp, disgust, awe, inspiration, a profound feeling that someone somewhere has created something that they invested a piece of their soul in. Not a photograph on canvas, there are companies that can do that for you, they can even put it on a mug if you would prefer. But it should still retain the essence of the creators skill in his chosen medium. Half a sheep suspended in a tank of formaldehyde is not art, its gaudy commercialism. There is no art in it, unless the artist was directly responsible for the sheep, which obviously he is not unless he is also responsible for evolution. True art takes nothing and creates something through inspiration and the utilization of a given medium. Before the artist can create, there was be nothing, a void, a vacuum, which they populate from their imagination. This is the reason for the steady decline of art over the centuries to the position of hobby. We live in a world where the default cultural state is that of the consumer. People only value something if you're making money from it and its purpose is to sell, the art itself or another product. I don't want to sell my art, it is part of me. If I'm going to sell the artistic equivalent of a kidney, I'm going to make it worth my while and so I put a ridiculous price on it, daring someone to be stupid enough to pay that much for it.
Once art held a different position, something worthy of appreciation and above all, love.
This is why I don't really value digital or computer generated art. Because it is primarily used in commercialism and so as an artist lubricant for selling something else, as the advertising industry has demonstrated. I discovered this piece of enlightenment while in Madrid looking at an exhibition of Raphael's work. Even after almost five hundred years, with obvious care shown to it, I had never seen such colours, such textures, such sheer glory in a painting, and often a very, very big painting at that! Because they are cherished as pieces of art, they will no doubt continue to be so for maybe another five hundred years, while all it takes is a power cut and your computer art is lost. It is as temporary as the commercial reasons for making it. Without electricity, there would be no computer art. Without the need to sell and consume, there would be no need for commercial art. It is distinctly discardable despite the ingenuity that can go into it, while a well prepared and cared for canvas can last for centuries. It is created in the purist sense and so deserves to remain so. It's a physical reality, not something reliant on something else to exist. True art is creation, as shown by the definition of the word itself, 'The action or process of bringing something into existence.' But I will add to that. 'The action or process of bringing something into physical and emotional existence.'
The aim behind the exhibition of any of my artwork is to hit people in the face, metaphorically of course, but to let them react, and above all, think. My art is obvious, lacking subtly in many respects, the messages likewise can also be obvious, though I aim to ask the question, are things as obvious as they seem? Is there more going on, that by looking, coupled with thinking, the viewer might realize?
My next step is simply to paint. Get a few good paintings done and then approach a local pub in Colchester, where during my college days I spent most of my time, and have them exhibit them, advertising the showing as 'Art that no one else will display!'
Even if they cause abject consternation in the viewing public, the pub will sell a few pints so I will feel alright about the venture.


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Tuscan Village
111 Medici Avenue, Lakeway, Texas 78734
Handsome 55+ Tuscan Village in Central Texas Has Single Family Homes, Townhomes, Condos, Elegant Architecture, Brick Streets, a Lovely Clubhouse and More
Built by Legend Communities, 55+ Tuscan Village is 25 miles west of downtown Austin in central Texas. Influenced by the Italian countryside, the community has lush landscaping, brick streets, as well as attractive stucco and stone exteriors.
Most of the nearly 200 single family homes and attached homes are one level. All have handicap accessible doorways, energy efficient features, granite countertops, and walk-in showers. Condos have underground parking, while the town homes and single family homes have an attached garage. Condos have one to two bedrooms, while townhomes have two bedrooms and a den. Villas may have up to four bedrooms and three baths.
Prices begin in the mid-$300,000s. Please verify this price with a Realtor as it may change. The HOA fee covers lawn care, road repair, exterior pest control, concierge services and more.
The 9,000 square foot clubhouse has a fitness room, yoga studio, indoor/outdoor pool, bistro, and bar. Outside are walking trails and the two-acre Central Park. A full time Good Life Director fills the social calendar with activities and events.
An on-site public library manages book discussions and guest speakers. The Rough Hollow Yacht Club and Marina has a boat launch, grill, and full-service ship store. Membership is included in the HOA.
Tucked into the south shore of the 65-mile long Lake Travis, Lakeway offers 600 acres of parkland and greenbelt. Although its levels can vary dramatically, Lake Travis is the state's clearest reservoir and a major recreation hub. Fishing, boating, camping, and zip lining are all popular pastimes. Austin's Texas Performing Arts Center offers the best in live music and theater. The University of Texas at Austin is a great resource and a fun place for a concert, lecture, symphony or more. It also has an Osher Lifelong Learning Institute.
With 12 major hospitals and medical centers, at least six of which are award-winning, the Austin area is a good place to age. Nearly all facilities are accredited by the Joint Commission, and several are Primary Stroke Centers.
A humid subtropical climate means hot, moist summers and mild winters. From June through September, temperatures are in the 80s and 90s. Winters usually bring daily high temperatures in the 40s, 50s and 60s. On average, the city receives 33 inches of rain per year and received a few extra inches (and some high winds) during Hurricane Irma in September, 2017.
Visit www.tuscanvillage.com for more information. Go to tinyurl.com/ybzlbwwq for listings.
Two Spanish explorers in the 17th and 16th centuries were the first Europeans to visit this area and settled near El Paso in 1682. A French colony also existed for a time at Matagorda Bay. Americans started to settle at the edge of the Brazos River in 1821. Mexico, recently independent from Spain, controlled Texas at this time.
The American settlers eventually rebelled against Mexico and fought for their independence in the Texas Revolution (1835 to 1836). Legendary battles included San Jacinto and the Alamo. The U.S. annexed Texas in 1845, and the Mexican-American War began in 1846 as Mexico fought to keep Texas.
The U.S. captured Mexico City in 1848 and ended the war. The subsequent Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo not only kept Texas in the U.S. but gave the Americans ownership of California, half of New Mexico, most of Arizona, Nevada, Utah and parts of Wyoming and Colorado. Texas has been a part of the U.S. ever since.
The Lone Star State is the second biggest in the country in size, after Alaska, and it leads every other state in the production of cattle, sheep, oil, as well as cotton. Geography ranges from arid, flat plains in the west to the thick piney woods in the east.
Texas also boasts 100 state parks, the Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, the Alamo and Big Bend Mountains National Park. In September, 2017, one of its major cities, Houston, received 51 inches of rain during Hurricane Irma.
Population - 27,862,334
Persons 65 years old and over - 12%
High school graduates, persons age 25+ - 81%
Bachelor's degree or higher, persons age 25+ - 27%
Persons of Hispanic or Latino origin - 37%
White persons, not Hispanic - 45%
Median household income - $53,207
Median home value - $169,500
Social Security taxed? No
Source: U.S. Census Bureau
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Preferences and Priorities: Applying Stated-Preference Methods for Health in Sub-Saharan Africa
*Recommended Audience: Young Professionals/Graduate Students, Mid-Level Professionals, and Experienced Professionals
Stated-preference methods are survey tools that policymakers, implementers, and researchers use to understand the priorities and preferences of stakeholders for goods and services not yet available. Stated-preference methods are used extensively in other development sectors (e.g. transportation, agriculture, environment). Applications to public health in sub-Saharan Africa have only emerged in the last decade. The Stated Preferences Research Team at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and collaborators advance these methods to shape interventions and guide programs. In this session, attendees will 1) review preference study findings on IPT delivery for pregnant women in South Africa and uterotonic security investments in Kenya; 2) preview a new study design on PrEP deployment for FSWs in Tanzania; and 3) interpret real-time survey results.
Speakers: Lauren Brown, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; Ellen Janssen, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; Colleen Hanrahan, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; Shannon Egan, Jhpiego; Sarah Beckham, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; Kristen Little, Population Services International


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Welcome to the Land of Enchantment. The Microtel Inn of Gallup, New Mexico, is located in the heart of Native American Indian Country with the largest selection of Indian Jewelry, arts and crafts. The Inns true Southwest appearance, with 53 guest rooms, designed with travelers in mind, will make your stay memorable. We are delighted to have you as our guest and sincerely hope that you enjoy your visit with us.
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CHESTER E. BOSSELMAN, 87, Carlsbad Court, Oviedo, died Tuesday, Aug. 7. Mr. Bosselman was a plumbing contractor. Born in Somerville, Mass., he moved to Central Florida in 1992. He was Protestant. Survivors: sons, Chester Jr., Florida, Kenneth C., Massachusetts; sisters, Renee, Tootsie, Ebie, all of Massachusetts, Mildred, Florida; seven grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Oviedo.
CAROLYN G. BREWER, 60, 1608 Lindale Ave., Eustis, died Saturday, Aug. 4. Mrs. Brewer was a homemaker. Born in Cincinnati, she moved to Central Florida in 1984. She was a member of Sorrento Christian Center. Survivors: sons, Luther Adcock, Orlando, Loren, San Antonio, Texas, Lukus Adcock, Louisiana, Lawrence Martin, Umatilla; daughters, Katresha Mainer, Freeport, Karrylyn Iwanski, Eustis; sister, Teresa Gaul, Nashville, N.C.; 19 grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren. Hamlin & Hilbish Funeral Directors, Eustis.


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"And when you stand praying, if you hold anything against anyone, forgive them, so that your Father in heaven may forgive you your sins."
Mark 11:25 (NIV)
"And when you stand praying, if you hold anything against anyone, forgive them, so that your Father in heaven may forgive you your sins."
Mark 11:25 (NIV)
If you are a Christ follower and are walking in the amazing realization that God has forgiven your sins and given you a new lease on life because Jesus took your place on death row, then God asks you to turn around and extend forgiveness to others. Again and again. As many times as needed. Day after day after day after day. Seventy times seven times, Jesus says (Matthew 18:22 KJV). Not that you stop at the 490th; you keep going, because that's what God does for us. It's called living in the grip of grace and extending that grace to others. It's modeling what God's done for us so that others can get a glimpse of it and will want it, too. But, of course, this isn't easy! It involves our emotions and our sense of justice and our "need" to be angry about things…supposedly.
If anyone had a right to be unforgiving, it was Jesus. He was publicly flogged and humiliated, wrongly accused with trumped-up charges, and ultimately received the death penalty for something he didn't do. He didn't deserve to die. He was perfect. Yet as he hung dying on the cross, what did he do? He said, Father God, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing (Luke 23:34). Is Jesus, who lives in you, still saying that through you? Are you saying, Father, forgive them!
Father, it is so hard to forgive. I get so angry…feel justified in my anger…feel the need to prove my point. I'm not sure why, really. When I think about all you've done for me, how much you've forgiven me, I honestly can't say I have a right to be angry at all. More humbled than anything. Keep that always in front of me so that instead of seeing the thing that makes me angry, I see your grace and mercy and can extend it to others.
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I would have loved to have sent you a Christmas card and letter this year…but I didn't. So don't be looking for one in your mailbox. Instead, here is our digital card and letter, because we're so tech savvy around these parts.
Your envelope would have been addressed in swirly and cute print, individualized just for your family. As you tore into the envelope, this card would have fallen out, and you would have promptly hung up my adorable family on your fridge. As another option, I bet you can right click and make us your screen saver if you would like.
And then you would have gotten very excited to see that I didn't sluff off this year but actually included a nice letter about our year, printed on some very cute and trendy and festive paper [nice and thick too, cause I like you enough not to send the cheap stuff…obviously]. Here is what the letter would have said:
This past year was truly filled with JOY, LOVE, and PEACE for our family, and as we near the celebration of the birth of our Savior, we are truly thankful.
It's hard to believe we still had an infant on our hands at the start of this year! We celebrated Blythe's first birthday at the end of March [on a strangely snowy day!], and have enjoyed watching her bloom into the toddler she is today. She [finally] started walking in July, and hasn't looked back. She talks and talks and talks, though you may need Brent or me present to translate. Though just today she was looking through a book and informed me there was a "flamingo!" plain as day. She really has a fun sense of humor, and understands jokes and when she is being funny. She loves stripping down right before her bath and running through the house "nakik." She is currently on a self-imposed hunger strike , but will always eat [frozen] blueberries and oatmeal. She sleeps like a champ and lights up our life each and every day. She truly lives up to the meaning of her name: JOY.
Brent received a promotion and new job title this year, and got to move to the bank's branch here in town. He even gets to come home for lunch everyday! He works primarily with federal regulations, and makes sure that their branches are all compliant and doing what they should be doing. He enjoys it and he recently made it through the first bank examination and they did very well. When he's not working [and can we just be honest here a second: banker's hours are THE BEST!], he enjoys running and running and running… If you ask Blythe, "What does Daddy do?" she will pump her little arms back and forth and says, "Run run run!" This summer he ran a half marathon, and participated in a sprint-triathalon, but those were just to kick off his real training for his second full marathon. He is amazing and did most all of his training BEFORE he left for work in the morning so he could still spend his evenings with his girls. The first week of November he went to Indianapolis and ran a 3:28 full marathon. That's a good time, if you're wondering. Brent is still as patient and wonderful and fun to be around as ever.
I am currently in my second year as a stay-at-home mom. This switch from teaching full time hasn't always been easy, as I truly loved teaching, but knowing that I'm here for Blythe in the every day little things of life has been a blessing and I'm thankful I can do it. I was still able to be the assistant softball coach at the high school this year, which proved to be incredibly exciting. For the first time in school history we won Districts…and then continued and went all the way to state…and then won the State Championship! This is a big deal no matter where you're at, but in a small town like ours, it was a non-stop celebration for weeks! It was so fun to be a part of it all. Other than that I have been subbing occasionally to get my fix of high school kiddos, and have also enjoyed taking pictures here and there for some families. But mainly I spend my days loving on Blythe, and more recently trying to figure out this parenting an-almost-two-year-old business.
Some of our biggest news this year will really be happening next year, as I am 20 weeks pregnant and due May 5th. We are thrilled to be having another baby girl, and so thankful that everything so far has been healthy and well for both her and me.
And this year for Christmas I want to watch the amazement in Blythe's eyes as she discovers the beauty and magic of Christmas around her. I want to watch "It's a Wonderful Life" again and again, and drink eggnog until I'm sick to my stomach. I want to snuggle with my husband and be thankful for Christmas number 9 that I get to spend with him. I want to make cookies from scratch and be covered in flour and frosting and eat the dough and bring some to my friends. I want to give more than I receive and I want my house to smell like evergreens and cinnamon. I want to read the Christmas story and feel the words: and she will call him Immanuel, GOD WITH US.
I want to teach my daughter the actions and words to "Away in a Manger" and kiss her under the mistletoe. I want to build another fort and snowman in my front yard and then run inside and drink raspberry hot chocolate with mini marshmallows in a snowflake mug and tuck my toes under Brent's for warmth while we watch "Elf." I want to put Blythe to bed and rock her and sing to her the song I still have memorized from a children's program at church when I was seven: Christmas isn't Christmas 'til it happens in your heart. Somewhere deep inside you is where Christmas really starts. So give your heart to Jesus, you'll discover when you do, that it's Christmas, really Christmas, for you.
I want to eat homemade toffee and caramels and looks at all the Christmas lights around town. I want to lounge around with family and not worry about the time. I want to place my hands on my growing belly and whisper hopes and dreams for my future daughter.
And I want you to have a beautiful Christmas, full of laughter and hugs and blessings. Full of JOY, LOVE, and PEACE.
Enjoy Christ's birth.
I know it's been said many times many ways…
Merry Christmas to you!
Brent, Kelsey, and Blythe


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This is so beautiful! Thanks a lot for this and hope you have a great day :)
Just a quick note to let you know that a link to this post will be placed on CraftCrave today [05 Jul 01:00am GMT]. Thanks, Maria
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Check out the TV show "Paranormal Witness" to get a "fix" of creepy good fun.
Recovering from a cold this weekend, so sat in front of my widescreen and watched several episodes of Paranormal Witness on Netflix. This show is on par with some of the better horror movies. Featuring unusual stories of hauntings, often with original pics and video taken by those being "haunted", it has a spooky atmosphere that never lets up.
Saw an episode where a family had a poltergeist. Not just any poltergeist, mind you, but one intent on killing the family involved. When it gets to the point where toilet paper is strewn and draped throughout the house, all leading to a frying pan laying on the floor with burning paper, well, it is time to get out.
Makes me wonder about things. Things like, "What is really out there in the dark?" After watching this show, not sure I want to find out, ha.


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In this essay, I am going to discuss what caused the collapse of the Western Roman Empire in the fifth century. The answer to this question differentiates amongst many historians as they disagree on both why the Western Empire fell and when, but I will define a series of different contributors, that might not have caused the downfall on their own, but together proved to be catastrophic.
Because of the many different theories regarding the fall of the Western Empire, I will be focusing on key events in and around the fifth century. However, I cannot explain the position in which the Western Empire found itself in without slightly covering the divide of the Empire at the end of the second century. Up until this point, the Roman economy had been fuelled by the conquest of other nations, and the produce of slaves. When the Empire reached its limit and were no longer capable of expanding, Emperor Diocletian realised that he faced a grim situation. This lead us to the first contributor: He, therefore, chose a solution which on the short-term proved to be effective, but in the long term proved to be very costly. He chose to split the massive empire into two smaller empires: The Western Roman Empire and the Eastern Roman Empire, later known as the Byzantine Empire. During this period of economic unrest, the Roman idea of Romanising citizens within the empire declined and what the Romans called barbarism started to grow. This happened as Roman civilization within the cities around Europe slowly got assimilated by the nations native culture (Rostovtzeff in Kagan, 1978: 9-12). With the idea of Roman civilization in decline, the loyalty and the ties which bound many citizens of the empire to Rome and the Roman idea, vanished.
The second contributor was the Eastern empire itself, which grew to become a rich and strong entity mainly because of the rich lands which it occupied and its close proximity to foreign merchants.
While this happened, the Western Empire grew poor and was thrown into civil unrest. The two empires forgot to nurture their relationship and slowly grew apart. This led to conflicts of interest and to some extent they stopped aiding each other as proper allies. When Constantine became emperor, he officially moved the capital from Rome to Constantinople in A.D. 330 (Bracken, 2016: 03). This proved to be the third contributor to why the Western empire fell and one could speculate that if Constantine had stayed in Rome and consolidated instead of abandoning the West, things might have worked out differently. The Western Empire still did possess a great imperial force at this point, but because of conflicts of interest between the two empires, they grew apart and this did indeed greatly influence the fall of the west.
The fourth contributor happened when the Huns rose to power, in the middle of the fourth century, and pushed entire ethnic groups of barbarians towards the Roman empire's eastern frontier. One of these ethnic groups was the Visigoths who arrived on the river Danube seeking refuge from the Huns in A.D. 376. Emperor Valens allowed them entrance into imperial lands, but unfortunately the empire was unable to provide enough food and supply for the vast migrating numbers. This resulted in the Visigoths taking up arms and pillaging Roman farmland and eventually Emperor Valens showed up with an army. At the battle of Hadrianople in 378, only two years after the Goths had been allowed entrance to Roman lands, he was defeated and killed (Davis, 1957: 20-23). This tells us, that the Romans' mishandling of the Goths eventually let to barbarians occupying huge amounts of land within the empire and that the Romans now had to fight both the Huns at the Frontier and the Goths within imperial lands. Because of the internal strife, a lot of local Romans became unable to pay taxes and at this point only around 1/7th of the regular amount of taxes actually went to the empire (Bracken, 2016: 04). Around this time, the Roman Empire started to experience a war on all fronts, and an inability to collect taxes and this serves as the fifth contributor to the Empire's collapse.
The sixth contributor started its rise in 406, when the Vandals migrated into the empire across the frozen river Rhine and settled down in Spain. They did not stay in Spain, however, as in 425 they had conquered the imperial fleet at Cartagena and soon moved across the Mediterranean to control huge areas of north Africa and in particular huge areas of imperial corn production. This meant that the emperor of the west had to actually buy his corn from barbarians (Davis, 1957: 22). This tells us, that the Western Empire was now both threatened by Goths within the Empire and was also completely encased by barbarians on all frontiers as shown on the map below.
In the year 455 the Vandals would eventually reach and sack Rome and leave a big impact on the Roman idea of Rome as the Cosmopolis of the universe.
The seventh and final contributor was the gradual barbarisation, not to be mistaken by the previously mentioned assimilation of Roman civilization in native cities around the empire. This was the barbarisation of central Roman lands. It had taken place within the empire because the Goths actually looked at the roman civilization with some admiration, as shown in the following letter from the Ostrogothic King of Italy, Theodoric to Unigis the Sword-bearer:
"We delight to live after the law of the Romans, whom we seek the defend with or arms; and we are as much interest in the maintenance of morality as we can possibly be in war. For what profit is there in having removed the turmoil of the barbarians, unless we live according to law? … Let other kings desire the glory of battles won, of cities taken, of ruins made; our purpose is, God helping us, so to rule that our subjects should grieve that they did not earlier acquire the blessings of our dominion." (King Theodoric (c. 453-526), the Barbarian Ostrogothic king of Italy, wrote to Unigis, the sword-bearer (letter written by Cassiodorus, a Roman aristocrat in Theodoric's service).
Goths had become a major part of the roman military and as stated in the letter, they wanted to adopt Roman culture, but in 476 the imperial general Odovacar, who was a Goth, saw his opportunity to revolt and kill Emperor Romulus Augustus. This event is to many believed to be the final blow, as the removal of the last Roman emperor meant the practical downfall of the Empire, but as shown in the letter, the Goths wanted to continue Roman laws and to some extent Roman culture.
To summarize, I accounted for seven different reasons which contributed to the fall of the Western Empire: The first contributor was the actual divide of the former massive Roman Empire, which caused the assimilation of Roman civilization in some regions. The second was that tensions between the two empires rose and they stopped working towards a common goal. The third was the relocation of the Roman capital, which caused a great shift in power towards the Eastern Empire. The fourth was the arrival of the Goths and the eventual the mishandling of these new immigrants. This triggered chaos in central Roman lands, and caused the defeat of Emperor Valen. The fifth contributor was that the empire lost their ability to collect taxes, which greatly weakened its economy. The sixth contributor was the arrival of the Vandals, which forced the empire to engage on a war on all fronts. The seventh and final contributor was the gradual barbarisation, which took place in central parts of the Empire. This was caused by the massive amounts of Goths who had settled there, as well as, the enlistment of Germanic soldiers and leaders into Roman military ranks and positions of power. My research into the fall of the Western empire shows me, that it was not caused by a single event, but by the contribution of many. Through my research I have learned that there are hundreds of different reasons to why the empire fell, and that the seven which I have chosen may only be a small piece of a greater puzzle.
Written by Frederik Roland Andersen, University College Cork, Cork, Ireland, Autumn 2016.
- Bracken, Damian. 03 – Constantine the Great and the Birth of Christian Rome. University College Cork, 2016. Lecture 3.
- Bracken, Damian. 04 – Constantine; Fourth Century; Barbarians and the fall of Rome. University College Cork, 2016. Lecture 4.
- Bracken, Damian. 05 – Rome and the conversion of Ireland. University College Cork, 2016. Lecture 5.
- Bracken, Damian. 06 – The Late Roman Empire and the Barbarian Invasions. University College Cork, 2016. Lecture 6.
- Davis, R. H. C. A History of Medieval Europe: From Constantine to Saint Louis. London: Longmans, Green, 1957. Print.
- 04 – Tutorial. University College Cork, 2016. Tutorial 4.
- Kagan, Donald. The End of the Roman Empire: Decline or Transformation?Lexington, MA: Heath, 1978. Print.
- "The Romans." The Classics Pages: Antony Kamm's ": 9.4 Fall of Rome and Constantinople. N.p., n.d. Web. 26 Oct. 2016.


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When Max had his immunizations, he cried and then I cried because he cried.
Now that he's older, I can handle the sobs, the grizzles and fake-out cry. But the one cry, that still makes me anxious as hell is the "I'm in pain mummy, makeitstop NOW" cry. Max is doing a LOT of teething lately and there's been lots of pain cries. Pain cries, that put giant chinks in mummy's armour.
There's been no shortage of pain related cries in Max's life. I could write a whole post about the things he's been through, that I'd rather forget. But, dedicating an entire post to that would be kinda depressing. Instead, I
June 2nd, 2011, Max and I arrived at the Hospital. By the time we arrived, he was unconscious, floppy and barely breathing. Yet, I was strangely calm. When the nurse, called in the 'resus' team, I totally believed her, when she said "we always do that".
Have you ever seen those cartoons where, a tiny car pulls up and a gazillion clowns tumble out? That's the best way that I can describe the scene that followed. Nurses and doctors came running from every direction. They stripped off his clothes and he didn't cry. He always cried when he was undressed. I honestly thought, 'he'll wake up soon, giggle and we'll go home'.
Nurses/Doctors kept running to me, asking various questions and then scampering off again. Then a nurse gave me a glass of water, patted my back and stood with me. She was the Unit Manager of the E.D. My initial thought was 'oh crap, this is serious. Unit Managers don't give out glasses of water, unless it's serious. That thought was quickly replaced by 'The Children's Hospital has better funding, so the Unit Managers have more time to dish out water'.
When I was told "he'll be in at least overnight", "intubated" and "intensive care". I thought 'gee, they sure do overreact around here'.
Then, they told me that they were struggling to get IV access & needed to insert an Intraosseous line. An IO is a line that goes directly into the bone marrow (Anyone interested in learning more, can read about it here http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/940993-overview#a1)
They told me that maybe I should leave the room, as it could be distressing for parents. I wanted to stay (how bad could it be? FFS, I'm a nurse). They assured me that he was sedated and wouldn't feel a thing. Meanwhile
And then, it happened. What has now become definitively, the most horrible moment of my life. A drill, (sort of like a dentists drill), went straight into his shin. The piercing, shrill cry of my baby in so much pain that I couldn't begin to understand. The shrill cries that were muffled by the oxygen mask, covering half his face.
There's not a single word in the English language to describe the pain I felt at that moment. Alone, in a room totally full of people. Powerless and afraid. The reason, I still fear the 'pain cry'. The moment I realized life was about to become a whole lot different. We weren't in Kansas anymore.
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What is supposed to make the NBA playoffs special? I mean, each of the teams that make it into the playoffs has to play the same teams they've been playing in their conference all season. They have to play them the best out of 7 games. It's not like football, where it is one and done, or fans may get to see a matchup they haven't seen all year. What is supposed to make the NBA playoffs different is the physical play of the game. It's the time in the NBA where flopping shouldn't be rewarded. It is where tic tac fouls shouldn't be punished. NBA players have been accused of not giving their all during the regular season because of the season's length. Well, this is the time where the players' intensity picks up. It's when defenses start tightening up. Where star players start pushing their teams to victory. All that can be deferred by bad officiating. Referees, for some reason always want to control games.
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Sorry, Tom, they're long gone, along with the entire institutional structure that produced them. A generation that took pride in freeing themselves from the shackles of the past killed them off.
The press always wants a quick and easy answer to the question: Who wins and when does it happen? Either the U.S. is winning or the enemy is winning, and it has to be done by Tuesday. If Bush speaks to the long fight and says we'll always pursue victory even as it takes years and decades to unfold, then he must be speaking illogically. The Second World War should have been over by 1943. The Cold War should have ended in 1953. If the GWOT isn't done by 2005, then we've lost and we must retreat from the world.
We lost over 20k in Iwo Jima and we won. If we lose 2k-plus in almost three years in Iraq, then we must be losing.
Where are the wise men? Hell, where are the journalists with any sense of history?
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... "Internal colonialism" President Museveni's over extended stay in power exemplifies the kind of contemptuous arrogance this select hegemony, resolved to remain in perpetual power, while dismissing the value and contribution diversity in leadership can bring in to our nation.
Colonialism was the control by one power over a dependent area or people. One man rule ideology is a new form of colonialism and should End! The subjugation of a people by one man that changed the constitution to extend his stay in power is undemocratic!
There is no excuse for over extended one man rule in a democracy!
The struggle to end over extended one man rule is as noble as the struggle that ended colonialism!
Uganda's capacity for leadership talent & ability is far greater than M7 would have his cajoled majority peasants believe; and its foolhardy, not to capitalize on that potential!
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When my husband and I moved into our townhouse two years ago, it seemed gigantic. Of course, I was seven months pregnant at the time, and so with just the two of us living here, it seemed like there was plenty of space.
Now that it's me, him, a toddler, and a rather obtrusive baby bump, it seems a lot smaller. So, I have been on a massive purging kick. I've been donating what I can, recycling what I can, and reconstituting what I can—but the fact is, it still seems like I'm throwing away a lot of stuff. And unfortunately, a lot of that stuff seems to be made of plastic.
Obviously plastic is bad for the environment—we've been having that drilled into our heads from the time we were in elementary school. It takes hundreds of years to break down and it simply sits in landfills, taking up space. Even worse is the plastic made with BPA, which is horrible for humans and the environment. And unfortunately, it is inevitable that we will create at least some plastic waste. That being said, there are some ways to reduce plastic consumption, so I thought I'd share a few.
1. Using reusable shopping bags. In a lot of ways this one is a no-brainer, but as it seems that lately I can barely remember my wallet when I walk out the door, I don't always remember to take these with me. But they are a fantastic way to reduce plastic consumption—and most grocery stores (like Whole Foods and even Target) will give you 5 cents off of your purchase for each bag that you use). The nice thing about Whole Foods is if you forget your bags you can always get paper ones there—and those can be reused and recycled in a multitude of ways.
2. Recycle your plastic bags. Speaking of plastic bags, a lot of grocery stores (my local Giant, for instance, does this) have collection repositories where you can recycle your old plastic bags that have piled up. I love this. I wish more places did it.
3. Nix the bottled water. I know, I know. It's so easy to just buy a package of water bottles and then grab one when you're on your way out the door. Believe me, I understand—I was a bottled water junkie for a while myself. But, you can buy an eco-friendly water bottle and reuse it again and again. And that's a great way to go green and save green—bottled water costs really add up over time.
4. Reuse plastic tubs. Lots of foods come in plastic tubs, and the most common ones in my household are yogurt containers (I buy the big ones, not the individual serving ones) and cottage cheese containers. I use the large yogurt containers to store my homemade laundry detergent and the cottage cheese containers are great for storing leftovers. Occasionally I will give one to my son to play with, as he is very interested in containers right now. Additionally, some grocery stores collect these plastics for recycling, so check and see if there are any local ones near you that do this.
5. Reuse resealable plastic bags. I love resealable plastic bags, I won't lie. They are extremely helpful for organization, and because I can't seem to let them go, I reuse them until they are positively ragged before throwing them away. They can be washed and reused multiple times before holes crop up.
Plastic in some forms is inevitable, but I was amazed at how much clutter I have already eliminated by cutting back on it, especially when I switched to just using reusable shopping bags. It is my hope that more and more manufacturers will continue to be cognizant of how plastic affects the environment, and they will try to provide alternatives that will be better for the health of the planet.
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Compulsory retirement at 65 was phased out yesterday, which is a good thing, as I'm probably never going to be able to afford to live on a pension anyway. Many of my generation, and the ones below me, are going to have to work till we drop, not that I have an issue with that - can't see myself being retired anyway.


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Arco, now owned by BP, has agreed to pay the state $25 million in costs and penalties and said it has carried out an additional $20.8 million in upgrades not required by law. Those improvements mean that all 1,178 Arco service stations statewide now exceed state underground tank regulations, a BP spokesman said.
Even on the day settlement papers were filed in San Francisco Superior Court, key parties disagreed on some aspects of the case.
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I think it's pretty spectacular the Super Bowl is being held about an hour from where I live! I want to stay away from the entire city of Dallas, Ft.Worth, and Arlington, but I still think it's neat!
A guy from my hometown is the 3rd string quarterback for Green Bay. He went to high school with my sisters, helped win a couple of state championships for us in football, and played at my youngest sister's college. His dad is a great guy too, and coached at my old high school. Pretty cool!
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This is the 4th day school has been canceled. I'm not sad about this, but being inside for 4 days can take its toll! :) I did leave for an hour or two yesterday to get my hair done, but that's it. Poor daddy worked in this mess, and was basically up ALL night. Firetruck stuck on ice. NOT GOOD.
So, around here, we've had lots of fires, coffee, popcorn, Nate Berkus, The View, Nick Jr., and hot baths.
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Growing up there was always one thing that my Dad excelled at in the kitchen, Cheese Toasties. To him the creation of the perfect Cheese Toastie was a fine art. We tried all sorts of cheeses, breads and techniques. In time, he taught me how he makes them, and I have adapted them to my style and my families taste. We use the whitest white bread I can find, processed American cheese slices, butter, and start them off in a barely warm skillet. There are zero caloric benefits, but it can't be beat in the feel good department.
Last night, Casey and I were craving warm late night comfort food, but we didn't have a lot of time before Jarhead started. We ended up making the same food just different regional influences. I was in charge of the Cheese Toasties, Casey was in charge of the Cheese Quesadillas. Add some Bean and Bacon soup and we had tummies full of water simple goodness.
Alex and I spent some time yesterday pulling out all the Autumn decorations and sprinkling little bits here and there. He is happy to have his Spookytown Village all setup and I am happy to have my fledgling pumpkin collection here and there. Add in some of my favorite mini quilts from my mom and it is Autumn in our household.


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Something a little different today. As I am always using note cards for quick short messages to post and I am running low, thought I would work on my stock pile.
I've used the colours from http://utahdivasinternational.blogspot.com/ They have a colour challenge over there at the moment, so it was a perfect opportunity to make more.
I always create something which is quick & easy, but yet at the same time, different & ensuring I haven't created them previously. They fit into a C6 envelope (Aust size).
Cut your Basic Black Cardstock - 3 1/2" x 5 1/2"
Cut Very Vanilla Cardstock - 3 3/8" x 5 3/8"
Using Old Olive Ink, stamp image RHS
Stamp smaller images using So Saffron Ink
Adhere Black Rhinestones or Brads
How easy & simple are they?
Supplies -
Stamp Set - Baroque Motifs
Ink - Old Olive, So Saffron
Cardstock - Basic Black, Very Vanilla
Accessories - Multipurpose Liquid Glue
Non-SU - Rhinestones
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Universal Hollywood's Harry Potter attraction opens
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Fireworks explode over a reproduction of Hogwarts Castle, as the Los Angeles Philharmonic performs conducted by composer John Williams, during a special preview opening of "The Wizarding World of Harry Potter" attraction at Universal Studios Hollywood in Universal City, California April 5, 2016. REUTERS/Mario Anzuoni
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LOS ANGELES -- A big crowd has turned out at Universal Studios Hollywood for the opening of its new Harry Potter-themed attraction.
The Wizarding World of Harry Potter opened before dawn Thursday.
It includes an immersive 3-D ride called Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey, along with an outdoor family coaster, Flight of the Hippogriff.
The Wizarding World also features depictions of Hogwarts castle and the village of Hogsmeade, both central backdrops for the "Harry Potter" book and movie series.


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Islamabad (July 28, 2017): The leader of Pakistan Muslim League (N) claimed that corruption of single pie did not prove against Nawaz Sharif therefore they will go Supreme Court against the decision.
"Despite reservations JIT was only accepted to mention on opponent that we are not escaping from JIT," Zafarullha said while addressing post SC decision press conference in Islamabad.
He underscored the during the JIT investigation Sharif family had raised his objection against JIT but Sc did not pay attention over it.
he continued, "Three judges hear the Panama implementation case but take verdict was given by five judges, therefore decision does not fulfill the aspects of justice," he said adding that the JIT investigation was vigilance by the Supreme Court judges that put it in suspicious.
Zahid Hamid termed the decision unjust said that the objections raised by PML-N over the JIT had not removed during the investigation.
Khawaja Saad Rafique said that SC decision made the day dar not historic. he asked what was the crime PML-N and Nawaz Sharif done on that they were punished.
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Short course in critical infection 2017
SCCI 2017 28-29 September
The Sydney short course in critical infection is on again this September at Westmead Hospital. We'll be welcoming critical care and infection specialists in medicine, nursing and pharmacy to be part of case discussions and updates of all things relevant to severe and life-threatening infection.
Dates: Thursday 28th - Friday 29th September
Times: Registration open from 8.15am Day 1: 8.55am-5.30pm and Day 2: 9.30am-3.00pm
Venue: Cabaret Theatre level 1, Westmead Education and Conference Centre, Westmead Hospital Cnr Hawkesbury and Darcy roads Westmead. Enter through main entrance, follow the corridor straight ahead then turn right and go down the stairs, then through the glass sliding doors, follow short course signage.
Registration cost: $200 for students/trainees*, nursing and allied health professionals *e.g. CICM, ANZCA, ACEM, RACP, RCPA $250 for all other attendees. Registrations closed.
Getting there: Westmead train station is a 5 min walk to the hospital. Parking is available at a cost of $19.50 per day in P1 and P3,
Day 1
Session1: Infection Control and Antimicrobial Stewardship
ID perspective-Matthew Watts
ED perspective-Naren Gunja
Pharmacy perspective-Tony Lai
Antibiotics in the ICU-Sanjay Swaminathan
Infection Mimicry-Gregory Siller
Session 2: Opportunistic Infection and the Immunocompromised Host
Transplant infections-Nicky Gilroy
Monoclonal antibodies-Lou Cooley
Profiling cancer patients and their risk of infection-Monica Slavin
Session 3: Top 9 Papers in ID and Critical Care
ED papers-Jon Iredell
Top 3 ICU Papers-Pierre Janin
ID Papers-Nicky Gilroy
Session 4: Soft Tissue Infections in the ICU
Necrotising soft tissue infection-Nai An Lai
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Session 5: The Big Picture
Global view-Marc Ziegenfuss
Biomarkers in sepsis-Benjamin Tang
Session 6: On The Horizon
FMT-Sharon Chen
Phage therapy, stalin's cure-Jon Iredell
Session 7: Cases
Severe community acquired pneumonia-Tasnim Hasan
Complicated pancreatitis in the ICU-Jaslyn Doshi
Management challenges in device related infection-Chris Robson
SESSION 3: Top 9 Papers in ID and Critical Care
Emergency Department
Sepsis 3.0
Use of administrative versus clinical data to characterize disease definitions
Fluid administration in sepsis, severe sepsis and septic shock
Intensive Care Unit
Antibiotic timing
Sepsis Mortality
State Sepsis Initiative
State Sepsis Mandates
Infectious Diseases
Diagnostics: Procalcitonin- systematic review
Emerging diseases threat: Candida auris- an emerging ID threat
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Is Mariah Carey's Boyfriend Her New Manager? @jppower96
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Page Six is reporting that Mariah Carey's boyfriend, backup dancer Bryan Tanaka, may be managing her career. Insiders are dismayed. "This is a full-on Britney-and-Kevin Federline situation," one source tells the publication. "Bryan is a backup dancer, and knows nothing about managing an iconic artist." Another source adds that Tanaka is responsible for Carey and manager Stella Bulochnikov parting ways, but says that he's "definitely no Tommy Mottola." Carey's rep denied that Tanaka is her manager, as did The New York Daily News, which reports that BET head Steven Hill is helping Carey form a new management team. Still, the first Page Six source doesn't see this story having a happy ending. "Mariah is in love with Bryan and is like a schoolgirl around him. He has totally manipulated the situation to take over her life and push out everyone else, and Mariah just can't see it."


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Are We Treating Senior Citizens Fairly?
There are a lot of things that society considers to be important in the modern world. Environmentalism, feminism, race relations, and much more occupy a great deal of space in many people's consciousness. However, there's one thing that always seems to slip by a lot of people despite the fact that it's incredibly important. That is the care of senior citizens. Older people are … [Read more...]
Should You Go for High-intensity Workout at an Older Age? Yeah or Nah
A workout is a necessary tool for keeping fit. Everyone loves being at the gym at different times, to ensure they are physically beautiful. However, training has often been confused to be a thing for the athletes and other players. This is not the case when you embrace the culture of hitting the gym; you not only build your muscles but also keep the doctor away for some … [Read more...]
Understanding Arthritis and What It Means for Your Elderly Loved Ones
Growing old is one of the inevitabilities of life. We learn to accept this as a fact of life and try our best not to think about it. Instead, we live our lives to the fullest by chasing our dreams or realising that we're already living the dream. But despite our positive attitude towards life, it doesn't take long until old age creeps up on us and starts to inhibit our lives. … [Read more...]
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People in the developed world can expect to live longer than ever before. While this means we can all look forward to more happy years with our friends and family, it also brings a need to take better care of our health in our senior years. If you've passed the age of 65, you can still have a healthy and fulfilling life, but it pays to be aware of some of the main health … [Read more...]


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Do you realize that your entire life can be told in a series of short stories? Stories truly capture the essence of our human experience and our true character. To honor this powerful tool of emotional experience, our next Peninsula Toastmasters meeting will be our first ever Story Night ™!
Our program is straightforward: We will take turns on stage to tell a story we've heard or one from our own life. Please note that you will not be giving a regular Toastmasters "speech". It should be a simple story that you might tell at a party or a family gathering. To keep the atmosphere relaxed, there will not be an evaluation for the storyteller! The only requirement is that you tell an interesting story and that you keep it between 3 – 7 minutes.
The Toastmaster will contact everyone individually to get the speaking order and the title of the story you will tell. Remember that while you are not required to tell a story, it is "Story Night" so you will be expected to speak. Guests are not required to share a story unless they wish to! Need some inspiration for your story? Visit the Moth Organization to check out some amazing (and true) stories told live!
To celebrate the beginning of what will undoubtedly be a grand tradition, we will start things off with a potluck party starting at 7:30PM. Feel fee to bring food to share if you'd like! You may sign up on the front page of the website.


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The sudden death of the 31-year old Canadian actor came several months after he had voluntarily checked himself into a treatment facility for substance addiction.
Vancouver Police Department Acting Chief Doug LePard said at a televised news conference late Saturday "all indications are that there was no foul play." He also said that "the cause of death wasn't immediately apparent."
Monteith was discovered shortly after noon in a room at the Fairmont Pacific Rim Hotel in downtown Vancouver after he failed to check out as scheduled. He had been staying at the hotel since July 6, according to police.
By the time Monteith's body was discovered by hotel staff he was "clearly deceased," LePard said.
An autopsy is scheduled for Monday. Authorities declined to talk about anything found in Monteith's room but said hotel security records indicate he had returned alone in the early morning hours and was believed to be alone at the time of his death.
Monteith had publicly discussed his struggles with drug and
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After a monthlong stay, he exited the facility and was spotted by the paparazzi vacationing in Mexico with Michele, 26. In June, the two walked the red carpet in Los Angeles at the Chrysalis Butterfly Ball, a high-profile charity event.
Monteith had been open about his earlier struggles with addiction. In a 2011 interview with Parade he spoke about his decision to check himself into rehab at age 19 after years of using "anything and everything, as much as possible. I had a serious problem."
Shortly into LePard's remarks Saturday night, the acting police chief paused to offer his condolences to the friends and family of the Canadian-born actor.
"As was the case in countless homes, I watched 'Glee' regularly with my daughters, and I know there will be shock and sadness in many households with the news of his tragic death," he said.
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Monteith, a native of Calgary, Alberta, rose to fame when he landed the role of Finn on "Glee" in 2009. The actor quickly endeared himself to fans with his portrayal of an aloof, kind-hearted high school quarterback who also had a love for singing.
Late Saturday evening, Monteith's costars began to express shock and disbelief on Twitter. Seemingly in response to the news,
"I've never lost a friend this close," he said. "This feels like a mistake."


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Contract length - 2 years
Salary range - SGD$78,000 - SGDS$87,000
Accommodation - Yes via allowance
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Visas - Yes
Flights - One annual home flight per year
A brief description of the ideal candidate
A minimum four year recognised teaching qualification including a Bachelor's Degree and Teaching Diploma or a Bachelor of Education
A minimum of 3 years Maths teaching experience in a recognised educational institution
Experience teaching IB Diploma, IGCSE or Australian Curriculum would be an advantage
Experience in an International School environment would be a distinct advantage
Excellent communication skills, multi-tasking and time management
Ability to work as a part of a team and an interest in participating in the wider school community
Information about the school
The school is the only southern-hemisphere school in Singapore that offers an Australian curriculum-based global education for students from the age of three to 18 years. We currently educate over 2,600 students across all year groups. This truly international education begins with the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Program (IB PYP) from Preschool to Year 5, a recently developed school-specific curriculum framework for Years 6 to 8, Cambridge IGCSE in Years 9 and 10, and the Higher School Certificate (HSC) or International Baccalaureate Diploma Program (IB DP) for Years 11 and 12.
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Our Championship Shows are getting nearer. Please check links below to see if you have qualified. These shows are pre-entry. Closing date is a week before the event unless already full. Qualification does not guarantee a place at the Championships. These are purely on a first-come-first served basis.
Sunday 30 September
Dressage Championships 2018
Over the season
there are 4 classes for which members can qualify: Twin Trees Walk and Trot Test, Twin Trees Canter Test, Preliminary and Novice Championships. In order to qualify competitors need to be placed
at that level and also those who score 60% or above will also qualify Qualification cards presented on the day.
Tests being used on the Day: Twin Trees Test 1 Twin Trees Test 5 Preliminary 7 Novice 27
Entries close Sunday 23 September
TT Walk Trot Championship
TT Canter Championship
Preliminary Championship
Novice Champinship
Saturday 13 and Sunday 14 October
Show Jumping Championships 2018
Over the season there are 8 classes for which members can qualify: Weenie 30cm, Teenie 40cm, Mini 50cm, Pre-Novice 60cm, Novice 70cm, Intermediate 80cm, Small Open 90cm and Open 1.00m Challenges. Those placed
1st to 3rd qualify, as do those riders who jump double clear for the Championship
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Saturday 13 October 1.00pm
Sunday 14 October 9.30am
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Open Championships from 1.00m
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Classes at the Championships will be 2 rounds with Clear rounds going through to Jump Off to determine the placings.
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Amnesty NSW Refugee Network Film Screening: Salam Neighbour
9 November, 2016
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The Amnesty NSW Refugee Network presents a film screening of Salam Neighbour! Salam Neighbour is an award-winning feature documentary and campaign to connect the world to refugees. In an effort to better understand refugee life, two American journalists spent one month living alongside displaced families in the Za'atari refugee camp. As the first filmmakers ever allowed by the United Nations to be given a tent and registered inside a refugee camp, they are able to get a never-before-seen look into the world's most pressing crisis.
Given the Federal Government's new proposed legislation to ban refugees and asylum seekers on Manus Island and Nauru from ever coming to Australia, it is vital that we continue, as a community, to take a stand against such human rights abuses.
The Amnesty NSW Refugee Network is hosting a screening of this event at a critical moment, with more refugees today than anytime in the last century. More than 4.8 million people have fled Syria alone to escape the atrocities of war. Right now, we are at risk of losing a generation of youth, further destabilising the region, and perpetuating a cycle of violence and poverty.
Tickets are limited so get in quick to secure your spot!
General Admission $6
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hmm, trying to shake off malaise even though it's a malaise-y quality day. i expected to sleep in after my late night romp with the corleones' and wheather (will+heather. there's no point in being clever if no one gets it.) but the phone startled me awake this morning at 8. "hello?" "hi." "hi! oh, hi! -- is anything wrong?"
i seem to have inherited my mother's cautionary instincts. luckily no, nothing was wrong w/ the young gentleman, or at least nothing out of the ordinary. as i've lamented at length before, i dislike telephone conversations. i adore emails, i love letters, IM rockz my world!!!, but phones, no, not so much. ah well. we talked for an hour or so and i've been ambling around pointlessly since. read some dorothy parker, took a shower, am now contemplating lunch. yawn. lots of people are out of town, this being a three-day weekend. i should work. maybe once i venture into the gray uninviting yonder for some falafel, i'll get to it.
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This is how grown-ups eat fried rice. All of the taste, none of the guilt. It has legitimate nutritional value, and it's not even fried. There are actual vegetables in there. I bet you could trick a kid or two with this delicious knock-off. I love fooling people into eating healthy food. "You're eating a complete protein, with iron and fiber and you don't even know!" *Queue evil laugh* muah ha ha ha. I would be a really ridiculous super-villain. We can choose names and capes later. First, the quinoa. Important stuff first.
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Asian Style Marinated Green Bean Salad
Today I have a great summertime recipe for you! Green bean salad is a great alternative to a hot side dish on a summer day, and so much more fun than a bowl of lettuce! It's crunchy, tangy and packed full of flavor thanks to a blend of sesame and soy.
Grilled Miso Marinated Chicken Thighs
Tender skinless chicken thighs are marinated in a complexly flavored miso mix and grilled to juicy perfection on the grill in just about 10 minutes plus marinating time. Mix up the marinade and enjoy some tiny umbrella adorned beverages as you soak up the summer sun. The perfect summer time scenario. Barbecue, drinks, and lounging. Make it happen! Continue reading
Miso Glazed Salmon
This tender flaky fillet is topped with a sweet and savory miso glaze that caramelizes under the broiler. It comes together quickly, and totally fits the bill for a healthy week night meal.
Do you ever make something and it totally tastes about 1,000,000 times better than it looks? That's exactly what happened with this salmon. Actually, I hesitated on sharing these photos with you guys because they look a little odd. Let me tell you though, miso glaze and salmon were just meant to be together. They're food soul mates. Pair that salmon with some sesame kale, and you have a delicious weeknight meal that will come together for you in about 15 minutes!
Sesame Kale Sauté with Garlic and Shallot // Quick and Easy Side
I've been really burned out in the kitchen the past 2 weeks, and have been turning to quick and easy meals to keep Ovi and I fed and happy. Kale is a staple that I reach for whenever I haven't planned dinner, and want to get something nutritious on the table fast. This sesame kale saute was ready in about 10 minutes, and was a delicious accompaniment to some equally quick and yummy grilled salmon.
Fake out Dolsot Bipimbap – My Take on a Korean Classic
Bipimbap is a classic Korean dish that is almost as fun to say as it is to eat! Seriously. I challenge you to say bipimbap aloud without even a hint of smile. I maintain that it is impossible. Bipimbap, b-bop, whatever you want to call it, is absolutely delicious and quite simple to prepare at home. Dolsot bipimbap is traditionally served in a very hot stone bowl. That's the dolsot to your b-bop. It's screaming hot! The dolsot is brushed with sesame oil, before the rice is added in, and it sizzles, bubbles and makes a super delicious crispy rice layer at the bottom. Top that with an over easy egg, some classic Korean ingredients and you're good to go. Break that yolk and it covers your rice in a silky, creamy and dreamy coating that is indescribably delicious. Crispy rice bits, covered in silky egg, mixed with flavorful Asian inspired veg. It's a textural experience that's out of this world.
Vietnamese Pickled Carrot and Daikon Ribbons – Do Chua
Do Chua, or carrot and daikon pickles, are a staple on Vietnamese tables (well…refrigerators.) Don't let the ease and simplicity of the recipe fool you – these pickles have some serious flavor. They're perfect for cooling the palate with a spicy meal, and are an absolute necessity on the amazingly yummy and famous banh mi sandwiches. They're crisp, tangy, refreshing, and totally addictive. (I've been eating them out of the refrigerator for a few days now)
Vietnamese Pulled Pork with Sweet and Tangy Lemongrass Glaze
Five spice rubbed pork seared to golden, braised til it falls apart, and glazed with a sweet, tangy lemongrass reduction – yes, please! Succulent, tender pulled pork with subtle spice, and wonderful depth of flavor from Vietnamese style seasoning, a quick sear and a long, slow braise. Are you hungry yet?
Grilled Eggplant Steaks with Spicy Hoisin and Balsamic Glaze
These simple grilled eggplant steaks were delicious. Cooking them on the grill enhanced their natural nutty flavor, and the spicy, tangy sauce made for a flavorful meal. The steaks cook up quickly and easily on the grill or inside on your grill pan. If you love eggplant, this is a recipe you'll want to try.
Five-Spiced Butternut and Barley Salad
I can't believe it's 2012! It feels like it was 1999 approximately 3.25 months ago. I remember everyone in my home town buying bulk dry goods, and cleaning out the shelves of our local hardware store for "Y2K Computer Apocalypse" like it was yesterday. I was reminded of this today when Ovi and I were confronted face to speaker by some very fervent, megaphone-wielding, street preachers. This year they're reminding us about the 2012 Mayan calender apocalypse, but the message is the same. Always with the doom and gloom, fire and brimstone. Headache aside, I suppose I can admire their unwavering tenacity and strive to tackle my goals for this brand new year with a fraction of that dedication.
This year, I'm striving to clean up my act in the kitchen. The stuff I post on HGT is generally pretty clean (with the exception of some admittedly out of character Christmas desserts), but my personal intake is awash with too much espresso, lots of diet soda, and many a simple carb. I'm happy to say that day 1 of 2012 resolutions went swimmingly. At our place, we welcomed the new year with a beautiful dish of complex carbs, and seasonal veggies. Five-spiced butternut squash with barley is a simple dish with complex flavor, and right in line with the type of food that I want to cook, eat and share here with you here on HGT.


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Saturday, February 6, 2010
More From Celine's Upcoming Theater Release
Popeater offers an inside look with
exclusive footage
of Celine Dion's upcoming theatrical release, "Through the Eyes of the World." This is great stuff, revealing Celine's innate humor and humility, as she blocks her performance of "Eyes On Me." She will appear on "Oprah" Feb. 10, to promote the film, which opens Wednesday, Feb. 17, in North America, for eight days only.
Many thanks to the anonymous comment on
previous post
about the flick for this additional info!
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