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Congratulations to Nicola Abram – doctoral success!
Nicola Abram recently gained her PhD, with a thesis entitled 'Intersectional aesthetics: black British women's theatre (1981-2011)', supervised by Professor Alison Donnell. She gives more details here: In my thesis I excavate the archival collections relevant to black British women's theatre, … Continue reading
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Congratulations to Jessica Sage!
Neil Cocks writes: Congratulations to Jessica Sage on winning the University of Reading '3 Minute Thesis' competition. PhD students are asked to explain their thesis in 3 minutes to a non-specialist audience. Here is Jessica reflecting on the event: 'I … Continue reading
Taking action – and our thanks
Dr Madeleine Davies writes: As a post-script to Ellie Cox's summary of the Women's Event held this week, can I add the sincere thanks of Grace, Karin and myself? In particular we would like to thank Ellie Cox and Carys … Continue reading
Posted in Department of English Literature news and events Tagged Carys Williams, Department of English, Department of English Literature, Dr Madeleine Davies, Eleanor Cox, English Department, English Literature, Professor Grace Ioppolo, Professor Karin Lesnik-Oberstein, Reading, University of Reading Leave a comment
Cake and fighting spirit
"We're moving into a bigger room" was the necessary announcement from the surprised and elated members of the Reading University Women's Campaign and the speakers: Dr Madeleine Davies, Professor Grace Ioppolo, and Professor Karin Lesnik-Oberstein. This event on the topic … Continue reading
The contemporary poetry discussion group is back!
After a break due to the Reading Poetry Festival – which we hope all enjoyed – we will be discussing one of the poets who attended it, Mark Ford. We will be looking at his recent collection Six Children (2011) … Continue reading
Enemies of the State?
The Department has just completed a project on the Easter Rising of Irish patriots in 1916. Led by Professor Peter Stoneley, and funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, the project focused on the notable Irish detainees held in … Continue reading
A Summer of Caribbean Literature
Alison Donnell, Professor of Modern Literatures in English, writes: For me working in the field of Caribbean Literature involves both the expected academic rewards of researching and writing in archives and libraries, as well as the more unexpected pleasures … Continue reading
Our former student on her latest film project…
Nina Constable writes: I am currently working as the resident film maker for the Marine Mega Fauna Foundation. The director of the company, Dr Andrea Marshall, has just been announced as one of 2013 National Geographic emerging explorers. She … Continue reading
Reading Early Modern Studies Conference
Each July, scholars from around the world meet at the Reading Early Modern Studies conference to debate current issues in the field. This year, our plenary speakers are Professor Benjamin Kaplan, from University College, London, who will speak on ' … Continue reading
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Poetry and Italy
Poetry and Italy was the title of the second day of the Reading Poetry Festival. Featuring numerous guest speakers, the day began with lectures which followed the theme of "A Centenary Conference on Vittorio Sereni (1913-1983)", featuring Davide Castiglione, Barbara … Continue reading


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Last night I had so much fun meeting-and-greeting Leslie of Alabamenagerie! Leslie and I have been internet friends for years; I can't even remember how our blog paths first crossed. We both live in Alabama yet never had the opportunity to meet what with the eight kids between us and the responsibilities therein. But when I learned I would be taking my son over her way for a conference, we were finally able to work things out for a MIRL ("meet in real life") over coffee at Barnes and Noble.
We chatted about everything and anything including (among other things): school, Star Wars, our kids, blogging, doctrinal integrity, writing, and Yentl. Believe it or not, we never got around to discussing football (Alabama or Auburn), LOST or politics. So there you go. I think we could have talked non stop all weekend long!
Leslie posted on her Facebook page that she and I have been kindred spirits for years and right she is, a fact made all the more evident by our too-short visit last night. I am grateful for the example and encouragement she is to me. She is a smart and serious student of God's Word who also happens to be sweet and delightful and lots of fun to hang out with at the bookstore on a Thursday night! If you're not a regular reader of her blog, you should be!
And her kids came along for the fun. What great kids! I was glad to meet them as well.
Oh, and in violation of all blog protocol for MIRLs, we didn't even get a picture. Forgive us?

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Adelante Healthcare is a federally qualified health center in Mesa, Arizona that was formed in the late 1970s to serve migrant workers. Back then, clinicians worked out of ramshackle trailers. Today it's a different story.
Serving the working poor and uninsured, the clinic recently completed construction of a new LEED Platinum-certified patient care facility, one its leaders say upholds the true meaning of the "medical home" distinction. CEO Avein Saaty-Tafoya noted that the 43-provider clinic has gone beyond the technical definitions of a patient-centered medical home, an I.T.-rich model in which primary care physicians coordinate care across diverse settings. Certified as a medical home by the Joint Commission, Adelante has been using EHR technology to document and coordinate care for the last five years, Saaty-Tafoya noted.
Its new facility, which Adelante described last week in Chicago at a conference hosted by the Center for Health Design, upholds the idea that the " patient-centered 'medical home' means comfort, trust and making patients feel welcome." She emphasized how the building's design is designed to reduce anxiety among patients.
Jain Malkin, the project's architect, noted how the 43,000-square-foot building attempts to mirror both the colors and materials predominant in the southwest. Malkin pointed to such amenities as the "concierge station," a long, curving desk where a greeter welcomes all arrivals. "You don't expect to see smiling face at a low desk when you enter a clinic; it's like a hotel," she said. Physicians also were granted private offices, a step in the opposite direction most commercial clinics are taking with the medical staff. Exam rooms are built to accommodate families in attendance as well. Skylights are common throughout the structure, offering natural light, and clinical areas are color-coded at the ceiling, thus reducing the need for cluttering signs, Malkin added.
Provider workstations accommodate computer documentation stations, but are designed so that the provider can sit and talk to the patient face-to-face while working in the EHR, Malkin noted.
Avein noted that since the center opened, the clinic has broadened its appeal among the local population. "We have kept our old patients but broadened the payer mix," she said, citing a 27% increase in Medicare patients.
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Housing developers, business leaders, smart growth policy experts and poverty advocates joined together to support the passage of a $35 million housing bond this afternoon at a press conference at Vermont's State House in Montpelier.
Recommended in Governor Scott's budget proposal, the housing bond would address a significant need for affordable housing in Vermont, help to alleviate homelessness, house the workforce, and provide expanded homeownership opportunities for Vermonters.
Strong financial performance contributed to a rating upgrade to Aa2 for VHFA's multiple purpose bonds from Moody's Investors Service last week. The rating applies to new multiple purpose bonds and all outstanding long-term debt under the multiple purpose bond program.
The Vermont Agency of Natural Resources is seeking input from the business community about their experiences with permitting and environmental regulation in Vermont. Please share your insights at one of the "listening tour" meetings the Agency is holding over the next two weeks at locations around the state.
In Vermont, the federal Low-Income Housing Tax Credits allocated by VHFA have financed 6,513 apartments, providing affordable homes to 15,175 low-income Vermont households and supporting 7,360 jobs.
The median price of non-vacation Vermont homes sold during the first six months of 2016 was $200,000, virtually unchanged from 2015. Like prices, the number of sales also held steady compared to the first six months of 2015.
Building Homes Together was launched yesterday. It is a collaboration of organizations and communities seeking to remedy some of the most pressing challenges in Chittenden County's housing market.
"The housing shortage in Chittenden County has been well noted with unhealthy vacancy rates and high rents," added Charlie Baker, Executive Director of the Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission. "Employers can't find workers, and workers themselves spend more time in commutes and with a higher percentage of their paychecks on housing costs."
Although most non-vacation condominiums sold each year in Vermont are near Burlington, several towns in other parts of the state also play an important role in this segment of the housing market. About 80 percent of all primary residence condo sales in Vermont each year take place in 10 towns--7 inside Chittenden County and 3 beyond its boundaries.
Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission Executive Director Charlie Baker joined area business leaders this week to discuss the region's growing jobs-housing imbalance. Although the number of people working in Chittenden County has grown to approximately 99,800, there are 11,300 fewer employees living here than in 2002.
Check out Baker's presentation for more information.
Although Census surveys show a clear decline in the national homeownership rate, they don't show a similar decline for Vermont. At least not yet. Second quarter 2015 estimates show Vermont's rate at 72 percent, nearly eight and a half percentage points higher than the national 64 percent rate.
The lack of affordable housing in the U.S. has become a "silent crisis" says a new report from the J. Ronald Terwilliger Foundation for Housing America's Families. The foundation, formed just last month, is led by a bi-partisan group of business leaders, policy makers and financial and housing experts.


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88 Awesome Wall Murals Ideas for Various Spaces
Painting a wall mural in your home is one of the most popular ways today to decorate your home. You can really express yourself in a way truly unique. No matter what your décor may be, it is possible to… Continue Reading


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Calvary Baptist Church
Thursday, September 22, 2011
Going Growing Serving
We live in a world that is full of pain and confusion. Everyone endures some kind of pain in their lifetime. If you don't have pain you are not living. We recognize that at Calvary Baptist Church and have the answer for dealing with pain and confusion. The answer is learning to love God with all of your heart and loving your neighbor as yourself.
When asked which is the greatest commandment Jesus replied: "Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind. This is the first and greatest commandment. And the second is like it: Love your neighbor as yourself. All the Law and the Prophets hang on these two commandments." Matthew 22:37-40 (NIV 1984)
Our main goal at Calvary Baptist Church is to encourage people to get to know God in a real way that lasts a lifetime. Our approach is through building relationships and sharing our lives, encouraging each other to focus on what way God would have us serve Him. Believe it or not, no matter what struggle you are going through, there is a good chance that one of us has already been through that struggle, and God has saved us in our time of need. Our church is a haven for broken people, and we have a passion to minister to a hurting world.
At Calvary, we focus on the following three principles:
· Going out and growing God's Kingdom
· Growing God's people through discipleship
· Serving everyone through missions
Thank you for visiting our website. Come worship with us.
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Welcome to our blog! Many things you must see, including the environment around you. You do not need to spend a lot of money just to get the imagination.
Never complained to the situation you are experiencing. In everyday life, we have done a lot of things. If you smell something rotten, then it means you should avoid. Are you ready for success? The time has come.
Do you still remember going to give this quote to whom? We hope above quotation beneficial for you, better if you take a look at another quote. Thanks for visiting my blog, This image posted by Nanonia.


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Tenhi "Maaaet"
- Album: Maaaet
- Year: 2006
- Label: PROPHECY
- Artist: Tenhi
- Finland
After an excellent debute and an interesting MCD, Tyko, Ilmari and Ilkka conceive a second material, less comprehensive, rather experimental, surely unrelishable to Folk/Traditional Music fans. After a way too long period of time, the three make a striking return with more than one hour of Folk/Progressive music, sung in Finnish, containing 12 complex and charming distinctive tracks! Many are in a hurry to compare "Kauan" and "Maaaet".
If I was to follow this direction, I could say that the last one is more sophisticated, focused on the vocal part and revealing a very strange melodical line; it is loomed by some extreme simple, but yet powerful, acoustic guitars, the piano is almost identical to the HARMAA one, a particularly grave bass intensify the sound and we can also sense several constructive and rapturing percutional effects. The vocals are extremely distant, calm, sorrowful and depressing, as the entire atmosphere! If I was to turn myself to the past, then I could say that "Kauan" is the most melodic and striking album, "Vare" a less comprehensive one, while "Maaaet" represents Tenhi's bleakest and most wintry sound! If I tried to analyze the album by another reference point, I would have to admit that I couldn't find any other band with a similar sound. I hardly waited for the release of the album and I firmly believe it was worthed! Still, there is an important question going through my mind, raised from the complete lack of musical vividness, so that the final sound sometimes seems glacial, apathetic and dispirited. One over the other, it's a hell of an album, original and instrospective, in which the extravert signals are hardly spotted; this feature is not one of the strong points that can promote the new TENHI album in the top.
Though, it will be a soul album to those understanding the dynamics and the dimension of the Finish! An excellent material for 2006!


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Jun 21,2011
Brooklyn at Tennis Championships at Wimbledon – Day Two
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Tennis – 2011 Wimbledon Championships – Day Two – The All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club. Brooklyn Decker, wife of USA's Andy Roddick arrives to watch his match during Day Two of the 2011 Wimbledon Championships at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, Wimbledon.
(06/21) The second day of the All England Lawn Tennis Championships at Wimbledo


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Police today were searching for witnesses to a fatal hit-and-run accident in the Humboldt Park neighborhood late Friday.
About 11:10 p.m. Friday, police found a man in the 1500 block of North Spaulding Avenue, according to the police Major Accident Investigation Unit.
The man, believed to be in his 40s, had been struck by a vehicle that fled the scene, police said. He was pronounced dead on the scene. Police had no description of the vehicle and were seeking witnesses to the accident.


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I love browsing through local Instagram shops and have even purchased several hard to find items through the app. Luckily, I have not experienced getting scammed. As I am a regular shopper, I wondered how much money those online shops earned and how promising the stint was. So I thought of launching an online shop myself to see if I've got what it takes to be the next highest-grossing online retailer.
Since it is summertime, I decided to sell swimsuits. You would find hundreds of summer apparel vendors on Instagram but what would separate me from the rest, is that my goods would cost so much cheaper. I can already imagine the customers flocking to my account and buying everything posted on the page. But by golly, it is not as easy as I thought it was!
I have searched for a supplier online and found one that sells the swimsuits at more than 50% off the market price. I couldn't believe how cheap the swimsuits were from the wholesaler. I can only imagine how much the retailers must be earning as most of them are selling the goods for more than double the (wholesale) price.
This is what I am talking about…I have created the Instagram account on the 5th of March. Since then I have uploaded 36 photos. So far, I have gained 28 followers. LOL! What would it take for me to get more followers? I really have to up my marketing skills.
Well, it's not really as bad as it looks. I actually made this into some sort of an experiment. Not wanting to brag, I am also managing another account with more than a thousand followers in it -I will be discussing this in a future post. What I wanted to see was, how "viral" would my account be if I relied on family and friends to help with the promotion.
It may be too early to tell as it has not yet been fully a month since the shop was introduced. But I'm starting to get a bit disappointed with the results of the "experiment". Would you help me in obtaining more followers?
Please support my online shop by following Gypseas.ph on Instagram (@gypseas.ph) #wearereadyforsummer!


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Welcome to St. Mark Baptist Church – Long Beach
Our Vision
We seek to give Glory to God by Winning people to Christ, Training believers to become disciples, and Sending disciples out to impact the community, the world.
I Cor. 10:31, Matt. 28:19-20
Love God, Love Others and Serve the Community!
Sunday Services
Sunday School – 9:00 a.m.
Our Sunday School offers a variety of Biblical-centered classes for every age group from preschoolers to senior adults.
Morning Worship – 10:45 a.m.
Communion is served on every 1st Sunday
Children's Church is held on the 3rd & 4th Sundays
Bible Study – Tues. @ 6:30 p.m.
Church Motto: And they stood every man in his place round about the camp – Judges 7:21a
Church Location & Directions:
1703 Lemon Ave, Long Beach, CA 90813
Click (map) for directions
What can I expect?
When you arrive at St. Mark Baptist Church, you will meet our enthusiastic and hospitable members. They will welcome you, answer questions you may have about our church and make every effort to meet your spiritual needs.
St. Mark welcomes people of all ages and stages of life. On Sunday mornings, you will see a variety of attire–from blue jeans to more conventional suits and dresses. Our church is a warm and inviting fellowship.
Upcoming Calendar
July 4th – Independence Day
July 7th – Quarterly Business Meeting @ 6:30pm
July 15th – Annual Women's Day @ 10:45am & 3:30pm
July 26th – Youth Staff Meeting @ 6:30pm
July 28th – Church Picnic, El Dorado Park, Site C 10am-4pm


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Though it's flagrantly thumbing our nose up at any dietary do-gooding, what we usually want isn't kale or quinoa or seitan. No, what we Detroiters need right now (and always) is hot, crisp fried chicken. And for that, we turn our hopeful faces to Detroit's many skilled purveyors of the deep-fried bird. This list may not be comprehensive. If nothing else, it doesn't have "My Aunt's House" or "That One Lady from Next Door" on it, and those will always, always be the best places to get fried chicken. Nevertheless, this list offers enough brined, salted, deep-fried cheer to try for at least the next few months.
You've Been Waiting Your Whole Life to Face San Diego's The Kraken Burger
Ms. E-Vee's Soul Food
8 Mile
Sharing a strip mall with a busy legal marijuana dispensary on 8 Mile, Ms. E-Vee's is the rare case where the weed store benefits more from the restaurant next door than vice versa. The food at Ms. E-Vee's is beyond delicious, from the sweet, fluffy cornbread to the fried chicken, a luxuriously savory, crispy miracle whose flavor permeates clear to the bone. This is amazingly good food, and the sides are just as nice. The candied yams have the perfect touch of vanilla, and the mashed potatoes, rich with butter and heavy cream, are are made from scratch. Ms. E-Vee's also serves pork chops, meat loaf, fried catfish, and roasted chicken. The sweet potato pie, sticky-sweet custard balanced with the heat of cinnamon and ginger and baked in a perfect butter crust, makes a run at Detroit's best. This place is always worth the 20 minute wait, and the way the sides are separated with tin foil shows uncommon attention to detail.
Kuzzo's Chicken and Waffles
University District
This Livernois powerhouse, small, but mighty, dares diners to pair chicken and waffles, and while they're at it, offers some of the city's most delicious candied yams. The chicken is juicy, with a crisp, lightly salted coating; the waffles are light and delicious, too. In addition to all-day breakfast and some of Detroit's best fried chicken, Kuzzo's whips up interesting cocktails, including a spiked sweet tea that incorporates bourbon, fresh lemon juice, and honey. Kuzzo's offers red, blue, and purple Kool-Aid and house-made lemonade for the non-drinkers. It's the perfect place for dinner after a few hours checking out Livernois' avenue of fashion. It's also convenient to Good Cakes and Bakes (next door, in fact) if you'd like to take a piece of caramel cake home to go with the leftovers.
Lodge Diner at Motor City Casino
This place is an homage to posters of yesteryear. You might not expect soulful Southern cooking from a restaurant in the basement of a casino, but if you try the fried chicken, you'll be a believer. Served with creamy, scratch-made mashed potatoes and perfectly al dente green beans, the fried chicken at Motor City was juicy, lightly crisp, and not at all greasy.
Green Dot Stables
This popular West Lafayette eatery helmed by Chefs Matt Hollerbach and Nelly Gonzalez is beloved in Detroit for many reasons -- there's an infamous menu of sliders, sides, soups, and salads, followed very closely by a long list of mixed drinks, all for about $3. While the cheeseburger slider wins hearts and minds, and the wedge salad is that perfect bite of chilly lettuce, rich bleu cheese, and bacon, it was the fried chicken slider that cooed to us in the first place. It deserves a place on this list, if for no other reason than sometimes you want that salty, fatty, juicy chicken dinner to last exactly three bites. Sometimes because you're healthy and just came from the gym. Mostly because you have at least three other sliders to try, and variety is the spice of burgers.
Gus's World Famous Fried Chicken
A Tennessee original taken national by owners Gertrude and Vernon "Gus" Bonner, Gus's offers a take on Memphis hot chicken. The Detroit outlet, in a brick storefront on 3rd Street (convenient to indie theater Cinema Detroit), offers the small franchise's fried chicken, a very crispy take, and one just spicy enough that your eyes might water just a tiny bit. The meat inside is very moist and the hot sauce on the side may be more heat than some like, but if nothing else, you get a little something for your purse or packet drawer with your order.
Gold Cash Gold
Gold Cash Cold has a serious local rep for fried chicken served in a dining room lousy with haute hipster realness. The place is beautiful, and the food is farm-to-table. We admire the crispy skin on GCG's signature fried chicken, and can fault neither the sides (lovely mashed potatoes here, too). What divides people is also the same thing that many diners call GCG's fried chicken the best in the city: the dill brine. The chicken takes on the piquant nature of a dill pickle, and you either love it or you don't. If you don't, have the fried pigs' ears -- it's hard to displease with the deep fried pig.
Village Market at Grosse Pointe Farms
Grosse Pointe
We know what you're thinking: "Grocery fried chicken? Why???" Here's why: Village Market, serving the Pointes since 1938 out of an adorably compact brick building on Mack Ave, has fried chicken that will change minds about prepared grocery store foods, at least in the eastern 'burbs. The chicken here is tender, heats up well, and the dark coating is spicy and aromatic; a little greasy, but in the way of lakeside picnics and red-checked table cloths. Get the chicken while the place is uncrowded and small -- Grosse Pointe Farms City Council just approved plans for the store to expand, and Village Market will double in size and take over an entire city block by sometime in 2017.
Craft Work
West Village
Located in trendy West English Village, the New American favorite next door to Red Hook Coffee serves a high end, farm-to-table take on our favorite comfort food. The chicken doesn't disappoint, and the mashed potatoes are creamy and light. The bacon braised greens offer an interesting play between rich and bitter. They're nobody's mama's anything, but delicious nevertheless. The coffee we ordered with dinner (actually, an Americano, as Craft Work doesn't traffic in drip brewing of any kind), comes with exactly one lump of unbleached sugar, perched adorably on a tiny spoon. The chicken comes from local farms, and, we understand, may have been named Colin.
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1. MS. E-Vee's Soul Food201 W. 8 Mile, Highland Park
2. Kuzzo's Chicken & Waffles19345 Livernois Ave, Detroit
3. Good Cakes and Bakes19363 Livernois Ave, Detroit
4. The Lodge Diner at MotorCity Casino Hotel2901 Grand River Ave, Detroit
5. Green Dot Stables2200 W Lafayette, Detroit
6. Gus's World Famous Fried Chicken4101 Third St., Detroit
7. Gold Cash Gold2100 Michigan Ave, Detroit
8. Craft Work8047 Agnes St., Detroit
9. The Red Hook Detroit8025 Agnes St, Detroit
Ms. E-Vee's offers a soulful feast just South of 8 Mile, with trays of down-home eats featuring mountains of meat and ladles of decadent sides. You'd be hard-pressed to pick a bad combo: Mr Robert's special features four crispy pieces of fried chicken with mac & cheese, yams, greens and cornbread. Meanwhile, the Mr. James's stars a large hunk of gravy-drenched meatloaf, with mashed potatoes, green beans, corn, and cornbread as back-up. Of course, feel free to create your own version, choosing among pork chops, catfish, and beef short ribs as meaty mains. Whatever you land on is bound to have soul, just be prepared to wait a good 20mins for it.
Kuzzo's doesn't take its 'Chicken & Waffles' title lightly: the Southern-style kitchen owned by ex-NFL-er Ron Bartell serves an entire menu inspired by the comfort dish. From the What Up Doe (3 pieces of crispy chicken atop two waffles with grits and two cheesy eggs) to the Big Red (a red velvet waffle with 3 wings, a bourbon-maple drizzle, and your choice of side), the golden bird is the crown jewel. Still, other soulful eats are served, like a T-bone steak & eggs or shrimp & grits, and can be washed down with pretension-free cocktails like a Kuzzo's Long Island made with Blue Raspberry Kool-Aid ice cubes.
Good Cakes and Bakes was started out of the head baker's home before going pop-up and ultimately landing at this Livernois Ave brick-and-mortar: proof that foodie pet projects can launch into successful operations. You get just what you expect: enough scones, cakes, brownies, cookies, and muffins to satisfy both carb- and sugar-cravings. Mini cheesecakes are irresistible, but the giant cinnamon rolls dripping with wet cream cheese icing are what you need to rush for before they sell out.
Gamblers aren't the only ones seeking out The Lodge Diner below the MotorCity Casino Hotel: the place has a fried chicken good enough to entice an enthusiast. It comes in four flash-fried pieces that are served on top of waffles, as part of the 24-hour breakfast program (good morning!). Otherwise, a typical casual American menu sates you between slot machine gos, featuring everything from fish & chips to heaping sandwiches and burgers. The plain jane dining room is nothing fancy, but considering the place is a casino diner, it doesn't have to be.
You expect sliders to be on the bar menu. But how about 22 different kinds of them? Lansing's Greed Dot Stables takes the slider staple and brings it to its most elaborate end with a selection of playful takes. You can always get a buffalo chicken or cheeseburger slider (which are on offer, don't worry), but try out the unexpected combos: the Korean hosts kimchi and peanut butter atop a beef patty while a PB&J is given a savory zing with chipotle-raspberry jam. And because surprise is the spice of life, you can always order the mystery meat. The rest of the wood bar, designed to recall a horse stable, feels familiar as any neighborhood drinking hole... just with fried baloney on the menu.
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Gold Cash Gold, named for the pawn shop that previously occupied the space, serves up farm-fresh American fare in the cleverly repurposed space. GCG kept the shop's iconic exterior murals and signage and even used salvaged wood from the old shop, along with warehouse windows re-welded and set with stained glass, and serves a menu just as timeless and unique. Whether you stop in for brunch or dinner, expect to find upscale dishes like Buttermilk Soup au Lait (pistachio dumplings with a pecorino crisp), dry-aged duck with tequila red beans, pork sausage, sweet potato purée, and chilis, and pickle-brine fried chicken and waffle with homemade ranch. Keep an eye out for the fresh-baked daily doughnut that's definitely worth the calories.
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As a lecturer in Oxford University's Faculty of History, Dr. Fogg is available to tutor undergraduates for the new General History XIV (global history, 1929-2003), and General History XIX (transnational connections, 1750-1914). He convenes and tutors the Further Subject on "Imperialism and Nationalism in Southeast Asia" under a revised reading list. As a fellow of Brasenose College, he is also supervising students, teaching the first-year "Approaches to History: Sociology" paper, and participating in the admissions process. Undergraduates writing theses on Southeast Asian history or modern Islamic history are welcome to apply to Dr. Fogg for supervision; recent theses he has overseen include the geographic component of the 1969 race riots in Kuala Lumpur, the move of the Singaporean army away from British ties, British police perspectives on the Malayan Emergency, an analysis of the Weberian charisma of Ho Chi Minh, a critique of the presentation of race in Singaporean history textbooks, the persecution of the Khmer Krom under the Pol Pot regime, and the intersection of Commonwealth and Cold War interests at the Bandung Conference.
For postgraduate students, Dr. Fogg contributes to the Global and Imperial History programme, and runs a graduate option paper on "History of Muslim Societies" in Hilary Term. He also oversees research students in the Global and Imperial History group of the faculty, particularly those students interested in Islamic Studies or Southeast Asia, and is available to assist students in other faculties. Recent masters graduates mentored by Dr. Fogg have studied the international networks of Indonesian nationalism in the 1920s and '30s and the social consequences of prostitution at an American naval base in the Philippines. At the doctoral level, one recent graduate wrote on the role of Chinese traders in the initial conversion of Southeast Asian polities to Islam. Current doctoral students are looking at the connected history of Burmese borderlands and the Indonesian party system after independence.
Throughout the year, he gives lectures with the Faculty of History and the Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies, and co-convenes the Southeast Asia Seminar series at St Antony's College. He also occasionally convenes seminar series at the Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies, such as the series in Michaelmas Term 2013 on "Islam and Nation."
As a fellow at the Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies, Dr. Fogg mentors students on the Centre's scholarship programmes, both undergraduate and postgraduate, and participates in programmes like the student research colloquia. He is also the senior member (i.e., advisor) of the Oxford University Indonesia Society.
Dr. Fogg also frequently travels to give visiting lectures. Since September 2014, he has given papers in Yangon, Mandalay, New Haven, London, Exeter, Chicago, Singapore, Jakarta, Ponorogo, Mataram, Bandar Lampung, Medan, Palu, Makassar, Yogyakarta, Manado, and Oxford.
Those looking for handouts or further materials related to his lectures can find them on Dr. Fogg's academia.edu page.
The above image, from a diploma issued by the Nahdlatul Ulama Islamic Preachers' College in Semarang, Central Java, was shared by H. Jamiluddin Azhar in Mataram, Lombok. In addition to being printed in Roman letters, each diploma was issued also in Indonesian written in Arabic script (called jawi).


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Angkor Wat is one of the most stunning sites in the world, and the secret is out. The number of visitors has topped 2 million in recent years. Angkor Wat is constantly crowded with tour groups and tuk tuks every day. If you came to Angkor Wat seeking spirituality, solitude or sense of peace, it could feel elusive, but with some helpful hints, a trip to Angkor Wat can still be magical.
The entrance fee to the over one thousand temples in the Angkor area is $20 USD a day, and many people buy this one-day pass and attempt to visit everything in a single day. This is a hectic and exhausting way to visit the awe-inspiring temples. The better option is a three-day pass.
The three-day pass only cost $40 USD, and you are not required to use it in consecutive days. The extra time and increased flexibility of your visit will greatly enhance your trip.
Each day Angkor Wat sees the same flow of tourists, and most begin with sunrise. Around 4:30 AM the tuk tuk drivers begin to collect guests from accommodation in Siem Reap and make the early morning drive to Angkor Wat. Sunrise over Angkor can be the highlight of a trip, so sacrificing some sleep is worthwhile.
First, do arrive early. Second, opt for a quieter viewing perched on one of the library buildings or find a spot along the causeway surrounding Angkor Wat, and capture the sunrise over the outer walls. Third, and most importantly, when the sun is up and tourists begin to flock inside Angkor Wat, head directly for Bayon. If you are lucky, the only faces you will see at this temple are those carved in stone.
Around 7:00 am, the number of people at Angkor Wat begins to thin. In fact, around this time it is possible to wander through parts of Angkor Wat without seeing another soul. The early risers have stood in line to climb to the third gallery, and moved to other temples. However, those choosing to sleep later have yet to finish breakfast. This is your moment. It is quieter, cooler and, hopefully, calmer. A guide is recommended, but perhaps ask to tour the temple in reverse to maximize the quietness in the third gallery and linger over the views of the Cambodian countryside.
While I endorse the popular sunrise over Angkor Wat, there are many places for sunset, without the crowds. None better than seeing the last light disappear over the Tonle Sap. Give yourself ample time as the drive out and hilly walk to Prae Roup can take an hour, remember to pack insect spray, and prepare for a very special golden moment in Cambodia.
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Kate Bross is an American freelance writer and wanderlust junkie. She loves to travel for the unanticipated adventures and the unexpected friendships made along the way. She previously lived in Cambodia and is currently based in Melbourne, Australia. She will spend the next few months exploring all ends of Australia and blogging the many adventures on www.thetriptonowhere.com
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CadanOgden posted a topic in General LEGO DiscussionSo over the past 5 years, I've amassed a collection of Lego somewhere close to 400 sets. I've decided that I need to downsize some and am looking to sell approximately 150-160 sets. The sets are mostly random themes that I've picked up, such as Architecture, Chima, City, DC, Dino, Jurassic World, Marvel, Monsters, Pharoah's Quest, and Pirates of the Carribean. I'm also going to sell from of my Star Wars sets that I don't want anymore - no UCS, but mostly Clone Wars sets. They are currently sorted into ziplock bags by set. I have instruction manuals for all sets, but not boxes. I'm considering 2 options at this point: 1) Ebay by set - Build each set to make sure that the pieces are accounted for and to take pictures for the auction. The only down side to this option is that I might want to keep a few of the minifigures for the set and this might decrease what I could get for the set. 2) Bricklink - I considered sorting the approximate 40-50K bricks and then selling them by brick. I know this may take me several weeks to do, but I'm willing to do it if the money is right. So my question is which option is more economical? If I set up a Bricklink store, how long would it take to sell most of the collection? Does anyone have experience with this? Any help or insight would be much appreciated!!


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Autism Awareness
He made a presentation at the Fire Academy last year (I think) that brought up a number of good ideas about how to interface effectively with autistic citizens that I had never heard of ... their love of salt (pass those chips!), their drive to wander and love for water (thus, the constant fear of drowning that their caregivers and love ones have for them). Another key behavior is to warn them (similar to how small children need cues) of what is going to happen so they can prepare ... like how a doctor would show a child what is about to happen on their doll or stuffed teddy. I encourage all of you to learn about the special needs of your neighborhood or community.
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Cathleen, thanks for the posting. However, there is one item that is not quite correct. You can usually offer chips safely to an individuals with autism, since many are on a restricted diet with no whole grains or dairy products. Giving these folks a cookie or crackers could lead to hyperactivity at best and put them into shock at worst. I have been doing these autism awareness presentations for three years so far, and would be happy to do oe for any first responder audience. Please contact me at home at 703 241-2640 if you are interested. Thanks again! ScottReplyDelete
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In previous posts, I've described security as a process, not a project. It's like a cold war that never ends with new threats every day requiring new countermeasures.
As I survey the landscape in 2014, I see much more sophisticated attacks at the same time there is much more severe regulatory enforcement. Where would I put my security dollars this year?
1. Denial of Service/Distributed Denial of Service Mitigation
In many ways the internet was built on the Blanche Dubois (Streetcar Named Desire) principle:
"I have always depended on the kindness of strangers."
No one foresaw evil actors purposely trying to pillage the network for personal gain.
Several companies offer appliances and services to reduce the impact of denial of service attacks. It's much easier to be proactive and prepared than reactive when an attack hits.
2. Security Information and Event Management
As new security technologies are introduced, there is an explosion of log files produced. Turning that data into action can be a real challenge. If I log in from Boston 5 times on Monday morning and again from Shanghai on Monday afternoon, there is a good possibility my credentials have been stolen. Integration of multiple data streams with threat analysis based on analytic rules is essential to identifying threats and managing them.
3. Intrusion Protection Systems
Today's threats are subtle and complex. Think about the high profile events of the past few years: Target, Neiman Marcus, and RSA. There were infiltrations of building control systems and carefully crafted spearfishing attacks. Advanced sensors are needed to identify malicious activity, log information about the activity, attempt to block it, and report it.
4. Network Forensics
As events occur, root cause analysis requires specialized tools to reconstruct incidents, identify bad actors, examine actions taken by those actors, and report to appropriate authorities enough information to use in prosecution or to respond to regulatory action.
5. Anti-malware
Endpoint protection is increasingly important given the virulence of malware that includes screen scraping and keystroke logging. In addition to anti-virus, various zero-day protections including malware signature identification and removal processes are essential.
There are a variety of other tasks that need to be accomplished by the IT organization to comply with ISO and NIST HIPAA best practice frameworks including asset management, physical/environmental security, access control, incident management, continuity management, and continuing training/education for all human resources.
Given the intensity of federal and state oversight, a mature security program is no longer a luxury but a requirement to mitigate technical and reputational risks in healthcare.


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Gigi Hadid's Bold Brows & Golden Smokey Eye — Get The Look
Gigi proved a bold eye look is nothing without a full brow when she posted this Instagram selfie from a March 24 photo shoot — get her look below.
Gigi Hadid, 19, looks flawless even when she's makeup free, but the Maybelline spokesmodel showed off a darker, full brow look and we're taking notes! Complete with gold-lined smokey eye (and a mini coffee cup!), Gigi shared her glammed up look by makeup artist Vincent Oquendo from her latest photo shoot on Instagram. See how to get the look yourself!
Gigi Hadid's Eyebrows — Get Her Bold Look
Gigi captioned her pic, "yesterday on set: eyebrows on fleeeeek bc @makeupvincent kills the game. also pinky up for da cutest mini coffee cup 😍"
Gigi's makeup look gave the classic smokey eye some edge by adding the thinnest bit of gold liner to really make her eyes pop. Recreate her smokey-metallic combo using Maybelline Brow Drama Sculpting Brow Mascara to define and fill in your natural brows.
Once your eyebrows are "on fleek" like Gigi's, create smokey brown eyes by blending shades of brown shadow outwards past the brow bone, and just under the bottom lashes. Lighten up the smokey look with a dash of metallic liner like Ciate Liquid Chrome Metallic Eyeliner in Stellar and finish with black mascara.
Copy Gigi, and tone down your lips with a soft nude color. And don't forget to stick with the metallic theme by giving your nails a splash of color with a polish like butter London Nail Lacquer in Bobby Dazzler to play off the liner.
Gigi Hadid's Hair — Sexy Slicked-Back Look
To really show off her eye makeup, Gigi's hair was styled into a slicked-back wet look to keep her hair off her face with a high-fashion twist.
Do you think Gigi nailed the bold brow look? Will you be copying the look, HollywoodLifers?
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Ames Laboratory, a Department of Energy National Laboratory, multi-disciplined national scientific research laboratory operated through a contractual agreement by Iowa State University is seeking nominations and applications for the position of Chief Research Officer.
The Chief Research Officer (CRO) is responsible for overseeing the scientific divisions, institutes, and programs for Ames Laboratory, located in Ames, Iowa. In this capacity, the CRO, working closely with scientific staff and Laboratory leadership, as well as with DOE leadership, will formulate, evaluate, and develop new initiatives that fall within our mission – to create materials, inspire minds to solve problems, and address global challenges – often emphasizing the cross-disciplinary collaborations with other DOE national laboratories, Iowa State University of Science and Technology (ISU) and other academic institutions, and industry that have become the hallmark of the Laboratory. In conjunction with the Director, Deputy Director, and scientific and operations leadership, the CRO will ensure that scientific programs are appropriately prioritized, budgeted, and scheduled within the overall Ames Laboratory Strategic Plan. As a member of the Executive Council, the CRO will guide the scientific research directorate at Ames Laboratory and provide leadership for physics, chemistry, biology, and materials research.
The CRO represents Ames Laboratory on a national level as a member of the National Laboratory Chief Research Officers (NLCRO) working group. The CRO has regular interactions with DOE leadership regarding past, current, and future research efforts; administrators and scientists at Ames Laboratory and ISU to foster effective research and infrastructure collaborations that advance missions for both organizations; and with other national laboratories to facilitate interactions and collaborations. With effective performance, the Laboratory will maximize and grow its scientific capabilities within the DOE community, with other government funding agencies, and with industry.
Ames Laboratory is a nearly $60 million per year laboratory located on the campus of ISU. The CRO oversees the scientific divisions and programs, which include approximately 115 researchers (includes full-time scientists and Iowa State faculty scientists), 47 Postdoctoral Researchers, 22 support staff, and 237 students.
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Hey my beauties!
Something a little different for Five Friday Favourites this week. I really want to focus on sticking to a schedule now, and I am currently in the process of updating my blog - creating a schedule and updating social media's, so please bare with me over the next few weeks.
I always enjoyed the FFF segment on my blog, so I have brought it back!
This week I am focusing on Quotes, which is something I am a huge lover of. My phone, Pinterest, Instagram and even Facebook are full of them!! I probably spend too much time, searching, reading and sharing them but the following five are some that I have really focused on lately. After the past few months, I have focused on optimistic quotes and self development.
"Don't Say Maybe If You Want To Say No"
This is so important. Learn to say "no" without explaining yourself. This is your life, your story, your novel. You need to take control. You may not be able to control the beginning or the past but you can focus on writing the middle and end.
"Be Picky About Who You Keep Around You. Personalities, Words, and Traits Do Rub Off Naturally"
It is not a bad thing to be 'picky' when it comes to friends. Surrounding yourself with negativity will only multiply your own negative thoughts and feelings. Traits DO rub off on you, if you spend too much time around certain people or even entertain certain people and their thoughts then this will rub off on you. You only have one life, do you really want to spend it filled with negative attitudes?
"The Relationship With Yourself Sets The Tone For Every Other Relationship You Have"
This stems from the whole "love yourself first" quote, which I also love. You really do need to love yourself first, regardless of your past. Flaws and all as the queen herself Beyonce famously said. This is what I would call an umbrella effect. You can interrupt this in so many ways, but for me personally .... Hating myself will only give off negative vibes - and I am not about that. Someone in an abusive relationship, whether that be romantically or not needs to accept that they deserve better, acceptance is not acceptable. If you wake up negative, surround yourself with negative people, attitudes and thought you will only become negative to other people, in turn attracting negative people and reactions. For christ sake, love yourself girl!
"The Comeback Is Always Stronger Than The Setback"
If you know me personally, you know this past year has been more than a struggle. I have hit some brick walls, tried my hardest to climb them and ended up more hurt that possibly imaginable. I have lost more than friends this year, but my come back is stronger than I could have ever wished. I am strong. I have learnt that it is okay to be not be okay, and if you need help you need to ask for it. People will judge you whatever you do or have done, but they do not have to live as you. It's what you do with your life that matters. You can knock me back, hit me down a million times and I will come back stronger a million and one times.
"It Doesn't Matter What's Been Written In Your Story So Far, It's How You Fill Up The Rest Of The Pages That Counts"
Continuing from the previous quote, this is your life. You cannot do things, accept things, and moan about it. Take control! Your time is limited, everyone has a dedicated time on this earth, do you really want to spend it in regret? People make mistakes. People change, and change can fucking hurt sometimes - but that's okay!! Don't live in regret, strive to succeed, change and motivate. Every year is a 365 page book, you may have had several books, chapters or paragraphs in which you were unhappy, you regret or wish you could change but instead on focusing on the past which cannot be change, edited or erased focused on the future. Write your story, and make it count.
What are some of your favourite quotes?
Have a beautiful weekend!


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I've been struggling with the best way to communicate with you: my readers, fans and friends. In the past I have tried to maintain an author's website, author's email address, Facebook page, Twitter account, monthly email newsletter, and a blog. Each of these have been separate entities. In all honesty, I sometimes didn't know what was supposed to be posted where or when.
The last thing I want to do as an author is be accused of pushing stuff out just to be pushing stuff out. I prefer to communicate with you only when I have something I feel is worth sharing. That said, I also want to make sure I meet any expectations or needs you have for information.
Susan and I have redesigned this, my author's website, to make it more of a "one-stop shop" for people to go to for information. In addition to giving it a different look and feel (consistent with my new business card and other marketing materials) we are integrating my blog into it and will post both current and archived copies of the newsletters that go out by email.
Here are my current thoughts on the best way to communicate with you. I will maintain:
Author's website – A single place where people can go to:
- learn about me and my books;
- purchase books (both on Amazon and autographed copies from me);
- learn about events I will be attending as an author;
- view current and past editions of my newsletter;
- sign up to receive my newsletter via email;
- read and respond to my blog; and,
- offer comments on books or other information I have shared.
The website is designed to take advantage of SEO techniques to attract people to the site who are looking for books/information relevant to the subjects about which I write and who may have not heard of me.
Monthly email newsletter – A way of sharing things that are going on with Susan and me, particularly those directly related to my writing, books, our travels, and our lives in general. Each month's newsletter will be emailed directly to subscribers as well as posted/archived on my website.
Blog posts – A forum on my website for me to share things of personal importance to me, obtain feedback from you, and engage in a dialogue with you. The blog will not be simply about my books, although something in one of my books might trigger the content for the post. There will be no specific schedule for when blog posts are made, although I hope to get something out at least monthly.
Facebook – Personally, I'm not a big daily user of Facebook, but I see it as a quick and easy means of pushing information out, sharing pictures/information I think are of interest to you, and obtaining timely feedback.
Twitter – At this point in time I have not really used my Twitter account to any degree. I would like to know if this is something of value to you. If so, what is it you want to hear via Twitter and how is it different than these other communication vehicles?
Author's email address – I use this to communicate privately on a one-on-one basis with you as appropriate.
I would very much appreciate any feedback on how you as a reader feel about this as a communication plan. Does it meet your needs? Is this how you would like to be updated about my books, writing and personal stuff? Is it too much information? Is it too little? Is there something I'm missing that you'd like to know about?
Thanks in advance for any comments and thoughts you may choose to share.


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David Kuo, a former top official in the Bush Administration's Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives, has written a book called Tempting Faith that is extremely critical of the GOP and their manipulation of Christian voters. He was on 60 Minutes last night, and C&L has video and transcript.
Part of the problem, he says, was indifference from "the base," the religious right. He took 60 Minutes to a convention of evangelical groups ? his old stomping ground – and walked around the display booths, looking for any reference to the poor.
"You?ve got homosexuality in your kid?s school, and you?ve got human cloning, and partial birth abortion and divorce and stem cell," Kuo remarked. "Not a mention of the poor."
"This message that has been sent out to Christians for a long time now: that Jesus came primarily for a political agenda, and recently primarily a right-wing political agenda – as if this culture war is a war for God. And it?s not a war for God, it?s a war for politics. And that?s a huge difference," says Kuo.
When you mix God and politics, you taint both. Every time religion has been tied to the state in human history, the religion was changed, debased, by that association.
I saw this last night. It was encouraging, at least, to see that Mr. Kuo does express a desire for the government to do something to help the poor. From what I've heard from the religious right folks in Ohio, at least the leaders don't seem to think that's an area that civil government should focus on.
But the gay bashing thing, for extremist religious leaders, is huge
Yet Jesus, as I recall, did not have much to say about homosexuality.
No, that's not quite true. Jesus said *nothing* about that issue, or any of the other "culture war" issues that are near and dear to the hearts of the religious right in America.


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Preheat the oven to 400°. Place the bread in a food processor, and pulse 10 times to make coarse crumbs to measure 1 cup.
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Play Menu: Hut Pre-School - Holiday Play - Toy Library - Teenage Rampage - Community Play Rangers - SOFA
BAPP was awarded a grant from the European Social Fund in 2002 to develop and set up a toy library.
We spent some time consulting with local children and families about what they thought a toy library was, how they might use it and the kinds of things they would like to borrow. There were many surprises!
The Twerton Ultimate Radical Toy Lending Experience is open to any family in B&NES with children under 16 years of age. It is also open to groups which work with children e.g. nurseries, pre-schools and out of school clubs. We are also linked with the Bath Childminding Network who use the Library and the Hut twice a month to meet.
The Toy Library has a Development Worker – Val Rowlands who monitors toy usage, maintains toys and equipment and where parents want suggestions for child development or other reasons, she is able to suggest items that may be suitable. The toy library has a large range of toys and equipment which is all catalogued and numbered with a system of borrowing like in a book library.
Members joining TURTLE, are issued with a membership card and then can borrow 2 toys per child for up to a month.
There are baby toys, pre-school toys, dressing up clothes, pop up tents, board games, construction sets including lego, k'nex, a go-kart, camping equipment, skateboard ramps, musical instruments, story bags and even a karaoke machine.
The Toy Library sessions run from the Hut and across B&NES at Outreach Sessions. Once you have become a member, you can borrow toys. You can look through the catalogue online and if there is a particular toy or toys that you would like to borrow, you can phone and reserve or email and reserve. Please allow at least three days as there are a large number of toys and some are more difficult to access than others!
March 4th and 18th
Apr 15th and 29th
May 6th and 20th
June 3rd and 17th
July 1st, 15th and 29th
All sessions run 10am – 12.30pm
The Childminding Network meet on the 1st and 3rd Monday of each month and people may choose to return toys and equipment on those days if it is easier.
Download and print off the membership form below, and return it to:
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Coloring Pages Kids. Friday , January 19th , 2018 - 21:45:58 PM
The different types of Biblical coloring pages are - Abraham Coloring Sheets, Cain and Abel Color Pages, Adam and Eve Color Pages, Creation Color Pages, Easter Color Pages, David (and Goliath) Color Pages, Jacob and Esau Color Pages, Hannah and Samuel Color Pages, Noah's Ark Color Pages, Moses Color Pages, Ruth and Naomi Color Pages, Samson and Delilah Coloring Sheets,Old Testament Color Pages and to name a few.
Christmas coloring pages are a new hit and have become widely popular among kids. They carry so many brightful coloring options for the kids that they become like Santa Claus building up their own world. Parents can easily access such pages over internet and can print them for free. Moreover kids can also color Christmas pages online. This gives them an option to color the one which they like the best among a variety of pages available. Every child loves to express their curiosity in the form of coloring printable pages. There are kids who become very much color coordinated along with coloring projects. They are very easy and possess a lot of fun.
Various simple Biblical coloring book pages actually celebrate the life of Jesus Christ and the apostles pages show Christ in different ages of - adolescent, youth, adult and his ending days. The parables pages are good coloring pages to relate with the stories of Bible.
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SOURCE: Waller Lansden Dortch & Davis, LLP
January 17, 2017 12:04 ET
NASHVILLE, TN--(Marketwired - Jan 17, 2017) - Three attorneys from Waller Lansden Dortch & Davis, LLP, a leading provider of legal services to the healthcare, financial services, technology, retail and hospitality industries, have been named to the Ambulatory M&A Advisor annual Leading Lawyers list.
The attorneys are:
"Our work with healthcare clients has brought many accolades to Waller this year, and we can credit that to our expansive roster of dedicated attorneys," said Ken Marlow, Chair of Waller's nationally recognized Healthcare Department. "We are honored for Amanda, George and Matt to be named to the Leading Lawyers list, as we continue our commitment to serving the healthcare industry."
The Leading Lawyers list designates lawyers who have achieved a high degree of recognition and success within the healthcare transaction field with at least 10 years of experience.
Amanda Jester represents private equity funds, hospitals, free-standing emergency centers, surgery centers, physician practices, dental practices and specialized service providers in mergers, acquisitions and joint ventures. Amanda specializes in physician practice mergers and acquisitions and has represented both physician practices and investors in consolidations and private equity platform transactions. Jester graduated with a B.A. in Philosophy from Austin College and earned her J.D. at the University of Chicago Law School.
George Bishop, a former chairman of Waller's Board of Directors, is a nationally recognized healthcare attorney specializing in mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures and syndications, antitrust matters, healthcare regulatory issues, security offerings and venture capital financings. Bishop has been honored by Best Lawyers, Chambers USA and was named one of the 101 Best Lawyers in Tennessee by Business Tennessee. He earned his B.A., cum laude from the University of the South, his M.A. in Theology from the University of Oxford and his J.D. with highest honors from the University of Tennessee College of Law.
Matthew Burnstein specializes in helping large healthcare companies grow through acquisitions and emerging companies seeking capital funding. He has represented three of the five largest ambulatory surgery centers in the nation. Burnstein has additionally been recognized by Chambers USA as a leader in corporate/M&A work and Best Lawyers in the Corporate Law. He earned his B.A., magna cum laude and his J.D. from Vanderbilt University.
About Waller
With more than 225 attorneys in Nashville and Memphis, Tenn., Birmingham, Ala., and Austin, Tex., Waller assists clients in complex transactional, regulatory and litigation matters. The firm has built a national reputation for its work in healthcare, financial services, retail and hospitality, and has extensive experience in manufacturing, real estate, technology and other industries. For more information, please visit www.wallerlaw.com.
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Khaled Dais
Khaled Dais is originally from Hebron, Palestine and a 2013 graduate from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, with a triple major in International Business, Business Management, and Finance.
Khaled began working with a local sales and marketing firm in December of 2013 with neither sales nor marketing experience, and was consistently one of the top representatives in the country. Khaled states, "I came into this field right after college with no experience in other fields. However, I was stunned with the tremendous support and positive encouragement that was provided. They company took me in, provided me with intensive training, taught me sales and marketing systems, and set me on the path for growth and success." Following such a pleasant work experience, Khaled decided to give the same experiences he was given, and founded Dynamic Marketing Acquisitions, Inc. in February of 2016.
Tiffany Finch
Tiffany Finch was born in Michigan and raised in Maumelle, Arkansas. Tiffany graduated high school in 2009. She loves spending time with family and her dog. She has a great passion for helping animals.
Tiffany spent her down time after work helping volunteer at animal shelters and hopes to one day be able to open a dog sanctuary of her own. Tiffany's first job was with Walmart, and she worked in retail for ten years. After being with Walmart for so long, she realized she wanted to find a career where she could help people improve their lives and have great opportunities. She then found Dynamic Marketing Acquisitions and saw the potential for growth for herself and others. She plans on growing with the company and giving as many people as she can the same opportunity for growth.
Marisha Mounce
Marisha Mounce was born in Kentucky, and raised in Van Buren, Arkansas. Growing up Marisha was involved in several extracurricular team activities, which led to various leadership roles.
Marisha studied Psychology and Criminal Justice at Arkansas Tech University in Russellville, Arkansas. After moving to Little Rock, Marisha found a position within sales and marketing that allowed exponential growth and development that she fell in love with. While starting off in sales, Marisha felt as though she wanted to give the same opportunity for growth that she had been given to others. Marisha then transitioned into a recruiter role for Dynamic Marketing Acquisitions, Inc., making her dreams a reality. She now aims to help find & contribute to the future growth of not only the company but employees as well.
Bradley Puckett
Bradley Puckett was born & raised in Memphis, TN. Brad studied Marketing Management at the University of Memphis and graduated in 2013. Brad was involved in a variety of activities in college such as multiple leadership programs and his fraternity life.
Brad also loved to play soccer, ice hockey, and spend time in the outdoors. Brad moved to Little Rock, AR to pursue a a career in management and sales. He landed his 1st job at Blue Bell Creameries as a Territory Manager. He spent almost 3 years there before realizing he had a limited chance to move up in the company. Later that year he found his career at Dynamic Marketing Acquisitions, Inc. in March of 2016. Although Brad had never been in direct sales or retail management before, he's grown to love it. His favorite part? "You can help people grow at their own pace and become as successful as they want," he says. Due to his work ethic, Brad was recently promoted to Assistant Manager in January. He is working relentlessly to obtain his next goal of being promoted again by July!


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Puzzles, games, and fun with reading
Book parties in rural schools have become our primary method for getting books into the hands of readers. For several years, we took photocopied activity sheets, with puzzles, and pictures to color.
Now, we've replaced those sheets with this large-format, 16-page booklet. It includes writing and number exercises, pictures to color, a maze, connect-the-dots, and much more – so much that children continue to enjoy it long after the book party ends.
compiled by Big Brother Mouse staff
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Your donation of just $1,000 to $3,500 (US) makes it possible for us to publish a new book. Find out more about encouraging literacy in Laos.