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Generally Speaking…
- Arrive 10 Minutes Early – To finish getting ready
- Allow Enough Time – For your session, viewing, and portrait selections
- Prepare for Something Different – Relax. Enjoy. Have some fun! It'll show!
- Bring "You" With You – CDs…we'll play your music. Special mementos, outfits, & style…it's all about you
Basic Wardrobe Tips
Choose wardrobe to reflect the look you want – fun, casual, formal, or fab
- Make sure your clothes are clean & well-pressed
- Bring several wardrobe choices for each person…if you like, we'll help you choose
- Solids & simple patterns best
- For a range of style options choose neutral, soft or mid-range colors
- For a casual or romantic look choose light colors
- Long sleeves work better than short
- Scoop necklines or v-necks flatter fuller faces and shorter necks
- Turtlenecks & higher necklines flatter slender faces and long necks
- Keep jewellery small and simple
- Good undergarments go unnoticed, bad ones don't
- Dress from head to toe – shoes, sock, and belts, for each outfit…did we mention clean shoes
- Don't worry…we can handle glasses
For Groups – Keep It Simple
For a group, large or small, follow the Basic Tips noted above but also think about coordinating everyone's wardrobe; simplify, by choosing similar colors, patterns, and styles. This creates a greater sense of togetherness and let's the subjects shine. For example:
- Similar Style Tops & Bottoms – Formal to casual; sweaters, shirts & blouses; slacks, skirts, jeans, or khakis
- Similar Colors – Solids or simple prints; assorted pastels, medium to rich colors, white, blacks, blues, neutrals, etc. Taking it one step further…everyone in jeans (bottom) with blue shirts and blouses (top).
Hair, Makeup & Sun
You'll want your hair and make-up to be ready when you arrive for your portrait session. It'll be the finishing touches once you arrive. Keep in mind…
- Good Hair – Bring a comb and brush. If necessary, cut and/or color at least one week before your session
- Fingers and Toes – Nails should clean, even, and, if polished, use a clear polish
- Ladies – Keep make-up light, natural & fresh
- Guys – A fresh, close shave is absolutely necessary; neatly trim beards & mustaches
- Avoid Sunburn – A nice tan photographs well, sunburn doesn't
Kids & Babies
Timing is everything! A child's interest will last only 15 to 30 minutes, so we'll have to work fast!
- Babies and children should be fed and well rested
- Bring several changes of clothes, food, diapers, bottles, etc
- Bring dry food to avoid soiling
- Bring their special things
Executive Portraits
Executive portraits should reflect the style & image you want to project.
- Suits often represent tradition and professionalism – They should be crisp & well pressed with ties, scarves, and jewelry simple and understated
- Roll-Up-Your-Sleeves "I Mean Business" – Simple, crisp attire says professional, too. These days, executives don't always wear suits.
Senior Portraits
There's no other time like your senior year and no other portrait tradition like Senior portraits. This is a time to capture the real you. To really get ready for your session follow these tips and see the Basic Tips noted above.
Your personality is multi-layered and your clothing reflects that. We recommend you bring the following:
- 2 Casual Outfits – One that is light & one that is medium/dark/bright
- 1 Classic/Formal/Dressy/Tailored Outfit – Something your parents love to see you in
- 1 Specialty/Unique Outfit – A special dress, tux, team/dance/sports uniform, traditional ethnic/heritage costume, etc
Plan on 2-3 wardrobe changes — more for sessions an hour or longer
- If it needs ironing, iron it before you leave home
- Bring clothes on hangers with all the accessories.
- Jewelry – keep it simple and to a minimum. If there's a special piece, coordinate an outfit around it
- Bring the accessories so you're prepared to dress head to toe. That means shoes, socks, belts, ties, etc.
- And about your shoes…select a (clean) pair to coordinate with each of your outfits
- And finally, ladies, for each outfit, consider what you wear underneath. An appropriate undergarment goes unnoticed while the wrong garment spoils everything
Your Life – Bring the Things That Celebrate It
- Musical instruments
- Sports equipment (tennis racket to surfboards)
- Letterman's jacket
- Special mementos
- We can even fit a motorcycle in our studio (please let us know in advance in case we need to make arrangements)
After the Shoot
First, we'll schedule a viewing session for you and your parents to select the portraits you want. The viewing session normally happens 2-3 days after your shoot and lasts about 45 minutes. Before you see your portraits, we want to bring out the real you so we prepare your images by retouching, color balancing, cropping, etc. Once you've made your selections at your viewing your portraits will be ready the next business day.


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Monday, October 31, 2016
Happy Halloween!!
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Happy Halloween Carol xxReplyDelete
:) Happy Halloween, Carol!ReplyDelete
Well, it hardly feels like Halloween. Got up at 3 am for a 6 am flight from Atlantic City to Myrtle Beach. Visiting my Mother until Thursday. I will get to walk on the ocean beach this week, that's a definite treat!ReplyDelete
My Halloween celebrating days are long over - but the candy will be at the front door tonight and we'll see which ghosts and goblins appear.ReplyDelete
I agree, no one does it better. Happy Halloween to you too.ReplyDelete
Hope you had a great one! You are right, Peanuts is the best.ReplyDelete
Hope you had a good Halloween, Carol :)ReplyDelete
Oh yes-I always loved Peanuts and the gang-somehow they make holidays sweet!ReplyDelete
How sweet! Hope this finds that you had a "Peanuts" kind of Halloween!ReplyDelete
What fun Peanuts has always been! My son actually made his own costume at age 8 - sewn on the sewing machine and including a pumpkin head. He went as the Great Pumpkin!ReplyDelete
I feel like I missed all of October because it went by so fast. Halloween was a non-event here. Living rural there are no trick-or-treaters.ReplyDelete
I agree! I adore Charlie Brown (I got a Rock!) makes me laugh each time. Thanks for your visits to my blog. Nice to meet ya! :) KitReplyDelete
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For your comfort and safety we offer a number of anesthesia options for the range of surgical procedures that we perform here in our in-office surgical facility and at Memorial Herman Southeast hospital. Our goal is to provide you with as much information as possible about both cosmetic surgical procedures and non-surgical treatments. The type of sedation recommended generally mirrors the length and surgical involvement of the cosmetic procedure being performed. During your initial consultation with Dr. Vitenas you will have an opportunity to discuss anesthesia options for your case.
We are committed to the highest levels of anesthesia safety and comfort, as a result we only use board certified anesthesiologists to administer sedation in the cases that we do at Memorial Herman Southeast hospital. Our anesthesiologists are fully trained physicians board certified in the field of Anesthesiology by the American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS).
Many patients considering cosmetic surgery express greater concern about the risks of anesthesia than the actual surgery itself. It is important to understand that over the years significant strides have been made in the field of anesthesiology. Strides that have in fact reduced the risk of serious injury associated with anesthesia by an incredible amount. According to the American Society of Anesthesiology the risks of such injury have decreased over 10 times, bringing their statistical probability down to less than 1 in 200,000 cases when an anesthesiologist is in the room during a procedure.
The anesthesiology team that is partnered with Vitenas Cosmetic Surgery is called the Texas Anesthesia Group. They are contracted with the Memorial Herman Hospital network and provide the highest level of competence and safety available. In addition to being members of such a prestigious anesthesia group the individual physicians are also members of other specialized medical societies such as the American Board of Anesthesiology, the American Society of Anesthesiologists, the Texas Medical Association, and the Texas Society of Anesthesiologists. For an excellent source of patient information on anesthesia take a moment to visit the American Society of Anesthesiologists website.
Cosmetic Surgery Anesthesia
The two most commonly used types of anesthesia in cosmetic surgery are monitored sedation (MAC) or general anesthesia.
Monitored Sedation (MAC)
Monitored Sedation is ideal in less invasive surgical procedures as it allows the patient to have surgery without being "completely under," the recovery process is very smooth and is almost never accompanied by nausea. Ideal procedures for this type of sedation include: fat transfer, labiaplasty, vaginoplasty, blepharoplasty, and small area liposuction.
General Anesthesia
General anesthesia is used for more involved operations such as body lifts, face lifts, tummy tucks, breast procedures, and standard liposuction. The day of your surgery you will meet and talk personally with your anesthesiologist. By the time you meet your anesthesiologist he/she will have thoroughly reviewed your medical history and will have a comprehensive plan for your sedation during your procedure. During your operation your anesthesiologist not only delivers your anesthesia but also monitors your vital life functions such as heart rate and blood pressure. They will actively control your level of consciousness and will be there as you awaken in the OR. Their role in your surgical experience is a very important one.
Local Anesthesia Option for Select Plastic Surgery Procedures
Those who wish not to be completely sedated have the option of local anesthesia for select plastic surgery procedures such as blepharoplasty, labiaplasty, fat transfer and vaginalplasty.
Local anesthesia can offer the patient greater mobility immediately after the surgery, can have a shorter recovery 'down time' and a safe viable option for the aforementioned procedures.


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Inspiration from Kelly Croy, Chalk Artist
Make your day great by:
- Surrounding yourself with positive people.
- Smiling.
- Having an attitude of gratitude.
- Looking for and expecting the best in others.
- Just looking in the newspaper if you think YOU have it bad.
- Not just having a great day, but MAKING it a great day.
- Planing something each day to make it great – Exercise, read a book, call your brother, walk the dog.


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The Golden rules of travelling.
1. Pack light
2. Be safe
3. Have fun
Sit back and relax. We'd like to share some ideas with you to make your holiday more enjoyable, memorable and most importantly stress-free/fuss-free!
Pack like a Profi
1. Roll, don't fold
By keeping your clothes in compressible bags and in categories, it saves more space for your souvenirs and shopping bags and it saves time in finding what you need.
2. Wrap your shoes
Use shower caps to cover the bottom of your shoes and keeping them in shape
3. Tangled cables?
Worry no more, use eyeglass cases to keep them organized and protecting them from bending and breaking.
4. Cheap jewelry box
Keep your accessories; earrings, necklaces, pins in a pill container or bead box.
5. Small bottles do the trick!
Take along your toiletries in small bottles, put some plastic wraps under the bottle caps and keep them in Ziploc bags. A double protection from any possible leakage!
6. Extra pair of essentials
Keep an extra pair of clothes and toiletries in your carry-on baggage. In any event that your flight or luggage is delayed, you still have your essentials!
7. Ziploc bags to the rescue
Pack along these babies to separate your dirty laundry and to replace the bags for your toiletries.
Fly in Comfort
1. Early bird gets the worm
Do early check-ins to select the best seats. Arrive at the airport early to avoid traffic and long queues.
2. Having a hard time to sleep on the flight?
Take along a travel pillow or head restraint, eye mask and your favorite fuzzy socks! That'll do the trick!
3. Bored throughout the flight?
Entertain yourself! Bring along your electronic gadgets and some of your favorite good reads! Helps a lot especially during a long flight.
4. Loud neighbors?
Wear ear plugs or noise-cancelling earphones to escape from crying babies or a chatterbox family!
5. Combat the dryness
Drink plenty of water during the flight. Eye drops, moisturizer and face mist would come in handy.
6. Be comfy; be yourself
Especially during a long flight, change into your comfy outfit, take off your shoes, move around and stretch for better circulation!
7. Refresh again
Pack along your toothbrush or check with the airline if it is provided. Freshen up yourself before landing, feeling new and energetic again!
Being Safe
1. Your identity
Scan a copy of your passport, identity card, flight tickets and other important documents. Keep them safe in your web based email account, smartphones or tablets.
2. Emergency contacts
In any event that you are lost or your credit cards got stolen, it is always good to have the right numbers to call.
3. Money exchange
It is always a pain in butt to think of losing so much hard-earned money for the exchange fees. Minimize the cost by exchanging at the local banks, exchange bureaus or post offices. Another trick is to withdraw from the local ATM machine as much as you need for the whole trip.
4. Split your valuables
Keep your valuables separated, stash some cash in your socks, under shoe inserts, money belts, even in your toiletry bag. When was the last time you heard people stealing a toiletry bag?!
5. Credit card payments
Use credit cards to make large purchases or hotel bills payment avoiding the hassle of carrying huge amount of cash around with you having the fear of losing it!
6. Nickels and dimes
In countries like England and Europe it is very common to carry nickels and dimes. However, once you leave the country, it is of no cost as your hometown banks will not accept and exchange for you. Use all of them before leaving the country. Buy souvenirs, buy a hot cup of coffee and croissant, spend it!


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Eileen Patricia Wills
1921 - 2017
Visitation at Funeral Home
Funeral Service
Obituary of Eileen Wills
Eileen Patricia O'Connell Wills, age 95, of Newburgh, NY , Passed away on Saturday, August 12, 2017 at Elant In Newburgh, Newburgh, NY. Eileen was born December 7, 1921 in New York, NY. She is the daughter of the late David O'Connell and the late Mary (Casey) O'Connell. She was married to the late Thomas William Wills.
Eileen was employed by Mayfair Regent Hotel, New York, N.Y. as an Office Assistant.
She was a Mom, Homemaker and for 30 plus years went to work at the age of 50 with her husband at the Hotel. Eileen volunteered at the local Church/School while her 6 children attended. She moved to Florida in 1983 to a Senior Park where Friends had previously moved. Eileen was a regular Bingo Player and was involed in a Bowling League.
She is survived by 2 Sons; William Vincent Wills of Tampa, Florida; James Francis Wills of Garden City, New York; Three Daughters, Patricia Donnarumma of Atlantic Beach, New York; Eileen Moriarty of Raleigh, North Carolina; Kathleen Wills of New Windsor, New York. 11 Grandchildren and 9 Great Grandchildren.
She is predeceased by her husband, Thomas William Wills; Son, Thomas David Wills and her Four Brothers, David, John, Francis, William O'Connell. ;
Visitation hours are 2:00pm – 4:00pm on Tuesday, August 15, 2017 at The Donovan Funeral home, 82 South Church St., Goshen, NY 10924.
Funeral Mass will be held at 10:00am on Wednesday, August 16, 2017 at St. John the Evangelist R.C. Church, 71 Murray Ave. Goshen, NY 10924.
Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery, Long Island City, N.Y.
Funeral Arrangements are under the care of the Donovan Funeral Home, Goshen, NY. For condolences please visit our Website at Donovanfunerals.com.


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Now's your chance to vote on the People's Choice Award for the Mid-Valley Green Awards. Voting will take place on Marion County Environmental Services Facebook page Friday, February 3 through Friday, February 10 at noon. People's Choice
Saturday, March 11 | 6-9 PM
Willamette Heritage Center | 1313 Mill Street SE | Salem
Enjoy a festive evening celebrating environmentally-friendly people and businesses at the 2017 Green Awards. Featuring a silent auction, awards ceremony, Cuban music, and salsa dancing with free lessons. Enjoy the sit down Paella dinner using locally sourced ingredients, and wine and beer.
Brooke founded the Willamette Valley Friends Co-op to offer local, organic food options in 2014 and volunteers 160 to 180 hours a month to keep it running.
Brooke has created a near zero waste environment in which bags and bins are the norm and washable cloth towels have replaced paper ones
She has also established a program that raises money for those in need as well as providing weekly community boxes that contain donated food and goods.
Brooke Jackson, founder and number one volunteer at the Willamette Valley Friends Co-op.
Brooke has been engaged in waste reduction her whole life, however Brooke really started getting interested in local, organic food options when pregnant with her daughter.
Brooke has organized a lot in a little time and her impact on the community is visible to anyone who walks through the Willamette Valley Co-op's doors. There you'll find helpful volunteers sorting the last shipment of local, organic produce while their children play. Members come in and out of the shop unloading their products from a reusable bin to their reusable bags to tote home. Brooke's vision, organization, and dedication has created a welcoming community that thrives while treading lightly on the planet.
Brook Jackson started the Willamette Valley Friends Co-op in August 2014 in order to purchase organic and local products at a lower cost. She wanted to switch her family to eating organic foods as much as possible, but it was cost-prohibitive to convert their entire food budget. Brooke started by rallying her family and friends to gain discounts on organic food and products. At that time Brooke lived in Salem, and there wasn't a buying club or co-op in place.
When Brooke lived in Eugene, she was a member of their co-op. She used the Eugene Co-op as a model for the one in Salem. What started with a few friends and family has blossomed into a lively community with over 2,700 members. Brooke is not only the founder, but continues to volunteer 160 to 180 hours a month for the co-op.
There are three weekly buys that consist of local, organically grown produce, locally- sourced bread, and organic and locally-sourced cold foods including dairy and meat. While not everything can be sourced locally (like bananas), Brooke works with local farms and businesses like Silverfalls Coffee, Gardenripe Farms, Hummingbird, and Crunchy Mamas. Much of the food is purchased in bulk saving packaging and excess food waste. Member use google docs to order and often use online payment methods to reduce waste. By ordering online, Brooke also makes it easy to people to scan their cabinets to see what they need rather than purchasing things from memory.
Brooke knows that it's not just organic food that folks want. Families and member also have the need for other products that promote waste reduction, local businesses, and sustainability Some of these buys include: Reusable bags (sold over 410), water bottles (sold over 300), reusable lunch kits, organic animal feed, green seal certified home cleaning products, clean burning candles, organic seeds, and personal hygiene products.
Brooke has instituted waste reduction practices at the site of the co-op as well.
Brooke's core belief in conservation and sustainability has encouraged others to follow suit. Brooke aims to use products that have a minimal footprint. Before Brooke buys things (for her home or the co-op) she considers the longevity of use. She avoids single-use and disposable products/packaging whenever possible.
Not only are there many folks taking advantage of the lower cost organically sourced food, but Brooke has also cultivated a community while creating the co-op. The co-op is child-friendly, she helps remove barriers of participation by providing a child play area for volunteers who are parents. She also has created a network of communication where some of our most isolated community members can lead conversations and ask for help.
Brooke has also created community boxes and raised money for those in need as well as providing food and goods. Every week to co-op donates at least $50 worth of food to the giving boxes, which they call Benefit Families. Some weeks members are especially generous and with donations totaling $100 or more worth of food. The co-op also does a charitable activity at least once a quarter. In 2016, they collected money and supplies for homeless backpacks in the spring, back-to-school backpacks in the summer, and Thanksgiving and Christmas dinner boxes during the holidays. Total donations for these special projects are roughly$2,000.
During the summer after college graduation, Kaci went door-to-door getting petition signatures to start the first curbside recycling program in Anchorage, Alaska. The program was successfully launched the following year.
After college, Kaci spent one year as an AmeriCorps member with the Washington Conservation Corps where she served by providing program coordination, implementing a watershed restoration plan, and collecting habitat and watershed data for a fire restoration program.
Since that time, Kaci has spent her career working for local and state government in the fields of conservation, sustainability, and natural resources. She promotes sustainability and resource conservation by implementing a variety of energy efficiency, waste and water conservation, and climate education and grant programs.
Kaci currently works with the
Oregon Department of Energy where she is an Energy Analyst and Sustainability Coordinator. Kaci provides program management, technical assistance, and policy analysis for building energy efficiency, conservation, and renewable energy activities.
Kaci serves on the Board of Directors for
Oregon Green Schools (OGS) and volunteers for the Oregon Green Schools Annual Summit. OGS is dedicated to energizing and engaging students through student-driven activities that advance their understanding and ownership of sustainability. Members help schools conduct waste audits, provide guidance and training for new programs, and recommend curriculum resources and grants opportunities.
Kaci completed the
Marion County Master Recycler Program on waste conservation, recycling, and materials management systems.
How long has this person been engaged in doing these green deeds?
Kaci has been passionate about the environment since she was a child, living in and enjoying the Alaskan outdoors. She studied Environmental Sciences and Education in college and has dedicated her lifework to sustainability, conservation, and community service.
What does this person do that sets her/him apart from other green people that you might know?
Kaci works at the Department of Energy (ODOE). She is "passionate," although she is also engaging, committed, inclusive, and a good leader. Under her leadership as the agency's Sustainability Coordinator and chair of the Sustainability Committee, the agency:
Was the first state agency to complete their Sustainability Policy and submit it to the
Oregon Sustainability Board. Kaci is leading the Sustainability Committee in updating the accompanying Sustainability Plan.
Worked to get the Department of Energy EarthWISE recertified.
Conducted educational and outreach events on Alternative Transportation, Biking, and Food Waste.
Set up a composting program at work.
Sponsored the first zero-waste agency picnic.
Maintains on-site recycling for glass, plastic, metal, eyeglasses, batteries, and used cell phones, as well as collection for unused lotions to donate to the local women's shelter.
After a recent building move, Kaci and members of the Sustainability Committee went through all of the discarded surplus materials and sorted for recycling, saving many items from the dumpster.
How does this person inspire behavior change or engage their community?
Kaci leads by example in her personal and professional life and is always open to share her knowledge with co-workers, friends, and family. She is a good listener and a good resource.
"As Oregon Department of Energy Director, I'm grateful that Kaci has help the agency become a sustainability leader. Thanks to her leadership as Sustainability Coordinator, our office earned the EarthWise certification and implemented responsible ways to process waste, save water, and recycle materials. Kaci is a respected colleague, and has made our agency a great – and green – place to work." - Michael Kaplan, Director, Oregon Department of Energy
Here are just some of the things Kaci's co-workers say about her:"I'm always impressed and inspired by how Kaci cheerfully and tirelessly pushes us forward, like getting the first Oregon state agency to complete and submit their Sustainability Policy. I'm also amazed at how non-judgmental she is, honoring people where they are in the sustainability efforts while still encouraging them to improve where they can."
"Kaci brings enthusiasm and passion for environmental sustainability to our agency. Through her efforts, ODOE has implemented many sustainable initiatives in the workplace, such as development of a sustainability policy, alternative transportation coordination, and waste management/recycling expansion. She inspires co-workers daily to act sustainably both in the workplace and at home."
"Kaci is deserving of this award. She has even gone above and beyond what the criteria of the award suggests. Kaci is motivational in encouraging the entire staff to be involved with the Sustainability Committee and the practices it promotes. Her monthly Sustainability publication is not only informative, but also inspiring and thought provoking. She definitely is a true example of someone who is consciously trying to make a difference for others, herself, the agency, and our community, not only for today, but for our future. It would be wonderful if all the work she has done could be recognized with such an honorary award."Anything else you'd like to share? Kaci is very deserving of this award. She is the energetic, passionate leader we need in our community.
Lifelong local onion farmer, Sam Lea, converted 67 acres of onion fields back into native upland and wetland habitat for wildlife.In addition to the wetlands on his own property Sam has assisted other landowners in the construction of habitat wetland on marginally productive farm properties along the banks of Lake Labish to the north.
Sam puts his energy into shepherding his project towards sustainability by constantly monitoring the regrowth of invasive species such as Reed Canary grass and Himalayan blackberries or thwarting beavers' determined efforts to reroute his water channels (and in the process draining the wetlands).
Sam comes from a farm family who lived in Gervais and Brooks area but farmed in Lake Labish. As a young man he took over the onion farm established by his grandfather in the rich bottomland peat soils of Lake Labish. In 2000 Sam decided to retire from the onion business and to convert his land to wildlife habitat. In 2002 he combined his farming skills with planning and funding assistance from Ducks Unlimited to develop a mixture of wetland and upland habitat types, making available about 67 acres for wildlife use. The combination of open water, vegetated wetland, willow woodland, grasslands, upland hedgerows on this land support a great variety of birds, mammals, native plants, and amphibians.
Over the years Sam has rechanneled and deepened wetlands as needed to maintain the water levels necessary for wildlife. His project has also allowed us in the community a chance to view a sample of a pre-settlement Willamette Valley habitat type, the lowland Willow marsh. By providing habitat for songbirds Sam's acreage helps keep insect populations in check on neighboring farms, and stores floodwaters which may help the surrounding farms dry out a little earlier to allow for a timely spring planting on those farms. (nominator's thoughts, not Sam's claim). By construction and maintenance of this large ecological resource Sam has made the central Willamette Valley richer for both humans and animals. He sometimes makes this wetland available for birdwatching by appointment and thus has shared this resource with the larger community. Sam and members of Salem Audubon have observed over 90 species of birds utilizing this rich habitat.
In addition to the wetlands on his own property Sam has assisted other landowners in the construction of habitat wetland on marginally productive farm properties along the banks of Lake Labish to the north.
How long has this person been engaged in doing these green deeds?
Since 2000.
What does this person do that sets her/him apart from other green people that you might know?
If you spend time around Sam, you will see that he is motivated by a personal sense of accomplishment and environmental responsibility. He does not seek attention for this work and in fact few people know of it outside of the community of farmers and friends along Lake Labish. Sam is truly a doer, not a talker. He puts his energy into shepherding his project towards sustainability. He is constantly monitoring the regrowth of invasive species such as Reed Canary grass and Himalayan blackberries, thwarting beavers' determined efforts to reroute his water channels (and in the process draining the wetlands). He works at this project as any farmer might, monitoring his crops, intervening when necessary, and in general serving as an active steward of this acreage. His "farming" of this habitat now yields yearly crops of fledgling birds on these former onion fields.
Anything else you'd like to share?
It is important to recognize members of the agricultural community who find a way to utilize their knowledge and skills to make our world richer for its non-human as well as human inhabitants. Sam went ahead with his project without any support or encouragement from the "green" community and some skepticism from his farm community. His efforts demonstrate the power of a personal decision and commitment to a environmental stewardship effort; Sam went out and got funding and training from agencies when that was available, but it's his personal commitment that has allowed this project to continue as a sustained habitat improvement. Many farmers have adopted new practices which support wildlife and deserve respect and recognition for that.
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The introduction of star gazing tours married with the launch of two new pools has put Tekapo Springs firmly on the global tourism map.
Star gazing tours in one of the world's top 'clear sky' locations was launched by Tekapo Springs in New Zealand's Mackenzie region just two months ago, taking viewing the Southern night sky to whole new levels. The development of stargazing tours followed on from a multi-million-dollar investment into two new pools and an aqua play area at the complex, bringing the total number of pools to five.
Both investments have ensured the multi-award-winning South Island tourism attraction, renowned for its innovation and continued business developments, continues to be at the forefront of 'must-do' activities for visitors.
Tekapo Springs owner Karl Burtscher said Tekapo Star Gazing had been "extremely well received" by international and domestic visitors as it combined the top two attractions in Tekapo.
The tours take advantage of the fact that the tiny township of Tekapo sits within the world's largest international dark sky reserve (4144sq km), only the fourth such reserve in the world.
They incorporate a 40-minute guided night sky tour with trained star guides followed by a 40-minute soak in the hot pools. Guides continue to give information, answer questions and 'story tell' on request, while guests chill out to relaxing astro music. Guests can also get closer to the stars and planets by looking through one of three powerful telescopes installed at the pools.
The tours will operate on a winter schedule until October 31.


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Illinois quarry operators and Mayor Richard Daley's administration are mounting a last-minute push to persuade state lawmakers to make it easier for trucks to dump construction site dirt in quarries, an effort that went nowhere a year ago due to concerns that unsafe materials could end up in groundwater.
The proposal would make it legal for two years for quarries to continue accepting dirt while the Illinois Pollution Control Board figures out permanent standards and testing. The measure would increase industry regulation by requiring that any sites receiving dirt register with the state, but also puts the dumping sites in charge of certifying that the dirt they accept is safe for the environment.
The legislation had long been stalled in part because Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan opposed it. This week, House Majority Leader Barbara Flynn Currie, D-Chicago, told the Tribune that she wouldn't push for a vote this spring without Madigan's "agreement."


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The 2017 Scholarship Committee is now accepting applications for its 2017 minority scholarship competition. The application deadline is Monday, October 23, 2017.
This year we will again award $12,500 in scholarships to deserving minority students attending law schools in the State of Alabama. The MCBA will award (2) $2,500 scholarships for the best submissions received from minority second-year (2L) students and one (1) $2,500 scholarship for the best submission from a third-year (3L) student. The MCBA also hopes to award one $1000 scholarship to a minority student, 2L or 3L, at each of the five Alabama law schools dependent upon receipt of applications from the respective schools.
We will announce and honor Scholarship recipients during the MCBA Annual Scholarship Banquet. Pertinent information is below:
When: Thursday, November 16, 2017 – Judicial Reception 5:30 – 6:30 p.m.
Banquet 7:00 p.m.
Where: The Harbert Center, 2019 4th Avenue North, Birmingham, AL 35203
Keynote Speaker: The Honorable Myron H. Thompson, Senior U. S. District Judge,
U. S. District Court for the Middle District of Alabama
Theme: "Accepting the Call for Social Activism and Engagement"
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Dressing Your Baby Boy
Discuss the events when individuals have to select outfits, and they must select because overall look issues a lot as they become the reasons for first impression. Is it real for putting on dressing for babies- boy or girl also? Mother and father would acknowledge their heart out of having hit by the worry of being assessed every individual time by the individuals who pay attention to the outfits of children and youngsters. And this is just the first of many difficulties parents experience, especially the moms. Another disgruntlement is discovering fashionable kids outfits, as many grumble about the unavailability of lovely outfits for baby boys. The issue is absolutely there but it has to be handled wisely, as is the quality of all moms. The only needed thing here is not getting captured up in several styles of outfits and printing but to stay targeted on getting more from less. And here is the big entrance (not window) of probability to negotiate on nothing while putting on a costume the baby boy for all events and times. Here are some of the guidelines that could help to make the clothing collection of the kid as wealthy as possible without a risk of over doing.
Accessories- Make a day for your baby boy!
What is the typical believed when it comes to decorate outfits for boys: 'no, that can't be done' is the conventional reaction to his belief. However, this belief is modifying gradually with the improving experiments; moms are prepared for design their kid moreover to the outfits manufacturers getting the issue in their arms to eliminate the well-known believed regarding adding components guys. So, one of the many tips on a costume guideline for baby boys is to try different couples of sneakers or insane looking footwear printed appropriately with the tops. The option improves with lovely clinging ties, suspenders braces etc. And then there are vibrant / developer fabric baby diapers if the kid is small enough. It helps you to save money and goes with the outfit used above it!


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Quinn House AmazonSmile Program
The Quinn House was recently accepted into the AmazonSmile program, so… What is AmazonSmile and how does it work?
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AmazonSmile is a simple and automatic way for you to support your favorite charitable organization every time you shop, at no cost to you. When you shop at, you'll find the exact same low prices, vast selection and convenient shopping experience as, with the added bonus that Amazon will donate a portion of the purchase price to your favorite charitable organization. You can choose from nearly one million organizations to support.
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Sorority Views
March 2, 2013 in Campus Life, Reviews
Sororities (Sisterhood) and Fraternities (brotherhood) by definition are fraternal organizations ran by undergraduates in college. I was first introduced to these groups with greek names from movies like Legally Blond and Van Wilder. The parties looked like so much fun, and as a high schooler I couldn't wait to actually join one. When I finally got to college and attended a meeting I realized that this isn't for me. There are many reasons why I feel this way. I believe sororities are fun and an easy way to enjoy college and gain "sisters" for life but this is not for everybody! I don't want to knock anyone I just want to inform people more about by introducing pros and cons. I am not knowledgeable of the specific sororities on the CSU East Bay campus, mostly because I am not interested and want to avoid conversation. I do know the city of Hayward houses are not allowed on campus in fear of one becoming a brothel. I will explain a sorority in greater detail and then after reading my article you can decide for yourself. I do encourage trying new things so don't let my article swerve your train of thought!
Different schools each have a different method of selecting girls for a sorority depending on how serious the sorority is. A rush week occurs which gives prospective sorority girls the chance to meet the members and get to know the basics of each sorority (what they stand for, their role on campus, etc).
-Easy way to make friends in a small community
- You have knowledge from your older sisters (mentor)
-Academic support
- The Parties
-The boys you meet!
-Looks good on a resume
-Less likely to drop out
- Rush can be intimidating
-Gives sorority members the opportunity to evaluate if you are "good enough" for them.
-Greeks are usually the heaviest drinkers on campus
-It will cost you!
- Big time commitment
(Some people lose themselves by completely devoting their life to their new friends leaving their old ones behind)
I personally don't like sororities because they seem very upbeat and happy all the time. I am not saying I am an unhappy person but my personality is indifferent and sarcastic. It was eerie at the panahellic meeting I attended; everyone was smiling, rolling eyes at the other sororities, acting like stepford wives. I was thinking "Hell no, I do not belong here!"
Another reason I don't like sororities because hazing does occur despite what they say! Hazing is a form of initiation in which newcomers must perform acts or different tasks. This shows their loyalty to their new Greek family. It can happen through abuse, harassment, or humiliation. I didn't believe it at first but I know a couple of people who are going through it right now. This happens secretly. Even though hazing is banned across the country, we all know it is happening but it is being denied or just simply left unsaid. This is because hazing can ruin the reputation of the entire CSU.
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15 Dec TumTum Tree Foundation Paulée-style Dinner & Live Auction 2016
The TumTum Tree Foundation Paulée-style Dinner and Live Auction at The Club was a night to remember! We wined, dined and raised money for Alabama's children's charities. In addition to the visiting wineries who poured their wines and participated in the winemaker dinners on Thursday evening, Hirsch Vineyards (Jasmine Hirsch) and Winner's Circle Vineyards (Janet and Michael Verlander) were also in attendance. Check out photos from this year's event here!


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Sarah Daisy Beasley
A Childhood Recollection
Wording is exactly as Grandmother wrote it!
Part 1
A childhood recollection ca. 1885 written sometime in the 1930s by my grandmother, Sarah Daisy Beasley, daughter of the Rev. Mebane Jesse Fendal Beasley and M. G. Booth.
Aspen Hill
Not a town - just a country village situated on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. The depot and section house were about the freshest looking buildings in the village for they at least got a fresh coat of paint occasionally. The roosters crowed, the cows lowed, the pigs squealed and the dogs barked at the moon, or at any stranger who might be passing along the big road. This also was a signal to the natives to come and stand in their front doors and stare at the stranger and these good innocent people bade good morning, Hi, stranger, fine mornin. And about the same time an old black mammy would come from the rear of the house with either a white baby in her arms or a dishrag in her hand and feeling it necessary to have a voice in the greeting, would say, Come on back here, Boss, leave that pusson alone, you is always making a fuss at nothin. But the sun shone just as bright - the moonbeams just as silver and the birds sang just as sweetly as anywhere else. Perhaps the sun seemed brighter and the moon clearer because there were fewer people to gaze but they gazed longer and harder.
Part 2
A childhood Recollection ca. 1888 written sometime in the 1930s by my Grandmother,Sarah Daisy Beasley, daughter of the Rev. Mebane Jesse Fendal Beasley and M. G. Booth.
Scrap, Im so tired.
But Scrap, tell me about my mamma and her folks.
Why, chile I feel jest like I see ghostes when I talks bout yo mammys folks - my mammy, Liza, knows all bout you and your mamms folks and dat uncle of yours too. She went with Amos up in Maryland and Amos and his daddy worked for yo mammys folks and soon as you gets old nuff to have good sense Liza goin to tell you all bout em. She done tole me so, and honey, Liza aint no fool; she sho can carry lots of secrets in her bosom and I, bein her chile, was marked dat way. So don you worry, honey, and when dese granchillun come trapsen in for the week-end as Miss Sarah calls it, you mind me chile, you do jest what Scrap says. You know how de broke yo best doll and dem doll dishes yo uncle sent yo (dem chillun aint got no manners a tall). Now, listen to Scrap. Ise goin to hide all yo best play toys and if yo teases me to give em to you while that tribe of little wild cats are in dis house, Ise gwine to pinch yo. Yo hear me, cause Scrap lubs yo, honey, you almost seems my own chile. I liked yo mammy and it wasnt her fault she was born tired. Her own mammy neber worked - didnt have to - and didnt she die when yo mammy was bout two years old and didnt dat uncle ob yours take her when her daddy married agin. Yes, sir, yo uncle took dat chile and got a fine man and his wife what had no chillun, and he paid her board and lodgin all dem years and dem folks lived in the big city. Course yo mammy didnt know how to work, how could she, and why your daddys folks calls yo uncle a mean disreptable man I dont know. So much I dont know but Scrap aint no fool either and I think yo uncle was plenty good to take care of yo mammy all dem years. And yo daddy went off teachin school somewhere and yo mammy went to larn books in dat school and here he comes bringin her back here wid him, and Miss Sarah neber seen her for she comes all prancin in dis house wid yo daddy in all dat style. She had plenty of silk dresses, chile. She sho looked sweet in all dem ruffles and lace, bracelets and necklace shinnin. Dem kind of folks don seem to live long. I don know why. She jest pined away after yo daddy died."
My grandmother and her 2 younger brothers, Claude Booth & Jesse Anthony were orphaned in 1888 and were taken in by her father's sister and husband, Eudora Marabia Beasley and William Butler of Aspen Hill, Giles Co.
Aunt Rabe in this recollection is Eudora Marabia.
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Configuring an iSCSI Initiator on Linux (07-April-2009)
iSCSI technology continues to gain strength in the database community. With its low entry cost, simple configuration, and rapidly growing support, many organizations are seeking to take advantage of their high-speed IP backbone over that of a Fibre Channel (FC) network. To gain a better understanding of how an Oracle database server can make use of an iSCSI target for storage, I put together a brief introduction on how to install and configure an iSCSI Target and an iSCSI Initiator (Open-iSCSI) on the Linux platform. The Linux Open-iSCSI Initiator is a built-in package included with Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 or later. This article will also include instructions on how to configure an iSCSI Target using Openfiler. The article can be found at: Configuring an iSCSI Initiator on Linux Within the next several weeks, I will also publish this same article for configuring the iSCSI Initiator on the Solaris platform. ---------------------------- Jeffrey M. Hunter Sr. Database Administrator email@example.com http://www.idevelopment.info ----------------------------


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In Backbone Connectivity Network Nigeria Ltd v Backbone Technology Network Inc(1) the Abuja Court of Appeal considered whether a court can appoint an arbitrator on its own volition and also order parties to report the outcome of the arbitral proceedings to the court.
The respondents sued the appellants in the Federal High Court seeking various reliefs. The appellants applied to the court for an order directing a stay of proceedings in respect of disputes between the second appellant and the second respondent, and requested that the parties be referred to arbitration pursuant to the arbitration agreement between them.
After hearing the parties, the Federal High Court ordered a stay of proceedings and directed the parties to nominate one person each to form an arbitral tribunal. The trial court, on its own volition, appointed a third arbitrator and adjourned the suit pending a report on the outcome of the arbitration.
The appellants appealed the Federal High Court order directing the parties to report the outcome of the arbitration to court and the appointment of the third arbitrator without the parties' request.
In determining the case, the Abuja Court of Appeal considered Sections 6, 7 and 34 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act.(2)
Sections 6 and 7 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act provide that where the parties to an arbitration agreement have not specified the number of the arbitrators to be appointed in the arbitration agreement, the tribunal will be comprised of three arbitrators. Also, where the parties have not specified the procedure for the arbitrators' appointment in the arbitration agreement, each party shall appoint one arbitrator and the two arbitrators shall in turn appoint the third arbitrator.
The trial court can intervene to appoint an arbitrator only if one party fails to appoint an arbitrator within 30 days of receipt of a request to do so from the other party, or if the two arbitrators fail to agree on the appointment of the third arbitrator within 30 days of their appointment.
Under Section 34 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, a court cannot intervene in any matter governed by the Arbitration Act, except where this is permitted under the act.
The Abuja Court of Appeal allowed the appeal and set aside the orders of the Federal High Court. It held that the Federal High Court had no business ordering the parties to appoint arbitrators without a request from the parties and, worse still, appointing a third arbitrator on its own volition.
The lower court's action amounted to intervention in a matter governed by the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, which is forbidden under Section 34 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act.
The Federal High Court erred in adjourning the suit to await the report of the outcome of arbitration after granting a stay of proceedings.
A court is not permitted by law to order that the outcome of arbitration be reported to it. Arbitration cannot be treated the same as negotiations for out-of-court settlement.
The court can intervene only in specific instances permitted under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, such as to grant a stay of proceedings, set aside an award, remove an arbitrator for misconduct and recognise and enforce an award. However, such intervention must always be on the application of one of the parties.The Federal High Court thus should have appointed a third arbitrator only on the application of one of the parties.
The Abuja Court of Appeal was thus right to set aside the orders of the lower court.
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(1) (2015) 14 NWLR (Part 1480) Pg 511.
(2) Cap A18, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 2004.
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Mannies and peddies for our heroines!
British actress and humanitarian, Audrey Hepburn once said, "The beauty of a woman is not in a facial mole, but true beauty in a woman is reflected in her soul. It is the caring that she lovingly gives, the passion that she knows." Pamper Me Parties, a mobile pamper party run by Alice West, decided
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Happiness at Happy Day Care Centre
"Ngiyambongela umngani [I'm happy for my friend] because this is what we want for the children of Diepsloot, as we are lacking resources" expressed Delisile Sibande. Whilst a volunteer shared that an, "excellent job has been done and the nobility of the act is beautiful." Happy Day Care Centre was established by Mam'Abigaile Ramatsitsi in
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Proactive development at Leshoko Day Care Centre
Deliwe Segodi, owner of Leshoko Day Care received a makeover from JAM-Switzerland and a backyard garden was established. From that humble garden a huge yield of tomatoes was harvested and the extra's were sold and added to the centre's Development Fund. Through Deliwe's industrious nature and her nurturing the participation of the parents, fundraising events
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JAM enables ECD centres to feed more kids in need
This is Nkosinathi. He started school at Thandokuhle Day Care in Orange Farm in February this year. He arrived without shoes, a jersey, school bag, book or even a pencil. He may not have the tools to learn, but through the kindness of one of the teachers at the centre, he now at least has
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Self-sustainability a real solution
To celebrate World Food Day, Joint Aid Management South Africa (JAM SA) joined forces with the KFC Add Hope campaign to deliver food parcels to the physically impaired persons living in the Swanville settlement in Kagiso, west of Johannesburg, on 15 October. Read the full article written by Joni Tollner and published by Roodepoort Northsider community newspaper on 25 October 2013
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Designing permaculture success in Orange Farm
Ntsoaki Mgaga's passion for art, along with her recognition of the critical food security situation in Orange Farm made her the perfect candidate for the permaculture project that JAM SA installed in the community in 2009. Permaculture design emphasises patterns of landscape, species assembly, and maximisation of allocated space and resources. The enthusiasm Ntsoaki demonstrates
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Diepsloot shack fire sparks community support
JAM SA has come to the aid of the families left homeless after their shacks in Diepsloot were destroyed in a fire last week. Robert Muaudzi, spokesperson for the Johannesburg emergency service confirmed to News24 that the fire was caused by a paraffin stove which exploded. 15 shacks were completely destroyed. "I was sleeping and
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Family Reunion Episode 7
Today, you have to go to Mandy's father house to try to make contact. Mandy wants you to go as soon as possible, she is very excited. But you also have to see Lindsey Love to give her her contract and her cheque. And your boss also asked you to make her do a sex-tape... You won't rest today!
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Gastric Band Surgery
Gastric band surgery is one of the popular surgical weight loss procedures available today. It was first developed by a Ukrainian American surgeon, Dr Lubomyr Kuzwak. The first set of procedures he performed produced quite some good results. At this time, this surgery was being exclusively performed using the open technique.
Over 2000 gastric band surgery procedures were performed worldwide but medicine is dynamic. There is always a search for a better way of doing a surgical procedure. Hence the late 80s and early 90s saw the development of the laparoscopic or keyhole approach.
The laparoscopic gastric band surgery has grown since then and it's now referred to as lap band. The lap band got approval by the FDA in 2001, and the popularity has grown even better since then with over 400,000 procedures performed worldwide.
I have written extensively about the procedure, how it works, the risks and complications. For avoidance of repetition, go see the details of gastric band surgery here.


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13 students will each give a 140 second talk about art and practice at 7 p.m. Thursday, May 10, 2018 at the Stew.
Studio Art
The Studio Art Department provides curricular opportunities for the development of technical skills, aesthetic judgment, and historical understanding. Participation in studio classes stimulates critical thinking and refines creative potential in the visual arts. Students who major in art may elect a studio concentration. Majors are expected to enrich their concentration through selected courses offered by other departments.


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Site supervisors
Site supervisors view real-time volumes and historic productivity data to staff each shift and react instantly to volume fluctuations. Toolbox puts this critical data on their mobile devices, allowing supervisors to access and analyze actionable insight when they're in and out of the warehouse. This equips them to make better decisions on the move without scrambling back to their desk or PC to do their jobs.


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One of the cutest robot character introduced in Star Wars is R2-D2. Together with his protocol droid companion C-3PO, they want to an advanture with our heroes in all of the 6 Star Wars films. They sometimes wonder around together in other places and at times united with our heroes to help them in critial moments. A fun fact. R2-D2 was originally a repair robot that was tasked to do maintenance works on Queen Padmé Amidala's starship.
However, this R2-D2 is not a robot but a cute Star Wars R2-D2 Micro Viewer. It is use to view small specimens from the Star Wars universe. You will be given 12 exclusive Star Wars specimens to view under this R2-D2 microviewer.
These 12 specimens includes Charred Death Star fragment, Lightsaber crystal, Thread from Yoda's robe, Dagobah swamp slime, Drop of water from Kamino, Chewbacca's fur, Volcanic rock from Mustafar, R2-D2 circuit board, Clone Trooper DNA, Leaf from Endor, Sand from Tatooine and General Grievous lung tissue. (Wow, fancy names)
To view each specimen, you will need to slot the specimen in the Cartridge Specimen Slot at the chest area under its head. Then, view each specimen at the Eye Piece at the top of its head. Or use the removable triple lens magnifier which is place at side of its chest area for close-up views of any objects.
This product includes a R2-D2 Microviewer, 12 exclusive Star Wars specimens and a removable triple lens magnefier. It has a dimensions of 3.8 x 4 x 4.8 inches (not that big) and weight around 2.1 ounces (very light). It is both fun and a great micro viewing tool for kids and adults like you.
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Hi everyone! Sorry it's been so long since I posted. To make up for it, I've got a fun one for you today!
So after reading rookiemag's post on how to DIY your own detachable collar, I was totally inspired by how easy it looked! The post basically says just cut a collar off a shirt, including the neckband. I immediately went to Goodwill and snagged an otherwise ugly shirt with a really cute collar:
Shapeless lace shirt-thing from Goodwill... with awesome buttons
All I did with this was snip off the collar and *voila* I was done! Check out my new, totally awesome detachable collar:
Close-up, in all its glory!
There are 3 ways you can rock your totally awesome new DIY detachable collar.
1. By itself (of course)!
Oh, this thing is so cool
This thing is a statement all by itself; you don't need to go crazy with it. Wear it with some basics and you're good to go! It adds automatic cool to whatever boring (or not boring, whatever) things you're wearing.
2. With pins.
Do I (or don't I) look dapper? (Sorry for the allergy spots on my face).
You can dress up your collar (in case it's not dressy enough as it is for you) with your favorite pins/brooches. I bought this wicked brooch pin from ASOS (it's hard to deny free shipping both ways), and I love it. I like the contrast of the spiked pins with the girly lace.
3. With a tie or bow (or bowtie).
Aww, so sweet! *barf*
You can still treat a detachable collar as, well, a collar, so tie a necktie or bow around it. I'm not very good at tying bows, but I still tried.
There you have it! Go cut yourself off a collar and get to playing with it! Let me know which look you like best and how you'd wear it!


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i've been looking for this german/austrian car commercial where some woman rides the stick-shift. but i can't find it anywhere. wild. arjuna or tanson, if you find it, throw it up here or twitter it to me @kvnmeehanShow Less
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the otter caught in that kid's hypnotic sway
why doesn't somebody spank that cruel child?
orpheus, texas longhorns?
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the gesture for then having sex on said sensitive couch would be to turn on sex jams on your iHome or other music playing deviceShow Less
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this just tells me that no one listens anymore. but this would be a super interesting to seeing in a performance. a series of "active listening" - exploiting the inexplicable verbal noise of people waiting for their turn to talk.
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this is awesome - but girl talk has been doing this for years...and i think much better. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Girl_Talk_(musician)Show Less
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Part One continued (again) - Italy
This is the record of the month I spent traveling in the summer of 2006, first to London by myself, then in Scotland with my younger brother and his family, then to Italy where I visited my niece, her husband and their two month old baby and finally in Turkey where I took my third Melitour trip in as many years along the eastern Black Sea Coast and down through Eastern Turkey. If you'd like to jump to the Turkish part of the trip, just click this link. This leg of the journal begins in Glasgow, Scotland.
Wednesday July 26 Day 9
Travel day. I caught the airport bus at the station near the hotel with a driver who spoke such strong Glaswegian I didn't understand a word she said. I checked in for my flight in plenty of time and then looked around for something to spend the last of my pounds on. I had a short easy flight to London Gatwick and then another fairly quick flight to Bologna. I must say the signage at the Bologna airport left something to be desired. I did find the bus into town, but only because I had looked it up on the internet before I came. The driver was nice and the ride through the center of Bologna was fascinating. All those beautiful Sienna colored buildings and those intriguing colonnades. You just knew that, hidden in their shadows, you'd find fabulous shops and elegant people seated in marble-floored cafes nibbling on exquisite pastries. The airport bus dropped me at the train station where I could have sorted through the confusion to find the bus that ran close to my hotel, but I had been sitting all day and so I decided to walk instead. According to my internet research, it was only about a half a mile. If it hadn't been over a hundred degrees. it would have been a very pleasant stroll. Heat does make walking a little less fun. The comments I had read on the reservation website about the hotel being hard to locate turned out to be true. I got a little lost on the way and missed the very discreet sign that pointed down a side street but I did eventually find the hotel, a very sleek modern affair near the Feria district really designed for businessmen attending one of the trade shows that are big business in Bologna. I knew that the promotional rate I had found a on-line was an excellent deal offered by a new hotel trying to get a foot in the door, but even so I was agreeably surprised at the public areas of the hotel. The room looked beautiful with stark white beds and shiny floors but the shower wouldn't drain and the electric socket in the bathroom was hanging out of the wall. Ah, Italy. I cranked up the air-conditioning, took a cold shower and called my niece Amy in Cortona to let her know when I would be arriving the next day. I thought seriously about going out to explore the historic center in the relative cool of the evening but the relative cool was still relatively hot so I promised myself that I would schedule more time for Bologna on my next trip and stayed in the relatively cold hotel room.
Thursday July 27 Day 10
I had a nice breakfast at the hotel--decent croissants and good coffee but the server tended to ignore me in favor of the well-dressed businessmen at the tables around me--before catching a bus to the train station. I got brave at the bus stop and dragged out my rusty Italian to ask a lady if I was in the right place and if I could pay the fare on the bus. She told me that she never pays and that they never check. I paid anyway.
At the station, I bought my train ticket from a machine and then wandered around looking for something cold to drink while I was waiting. The girl at the station bar was snotty so I refused to buy from her, but fortunately I found some pleasantly accommodating machines out on the platform that were happy to take my money. I had a reserved seat from Bologna to Firenze which I found easily but the train was late arriving so I missed my connection in Florence. Glad that I still remembered how to read the big schedules posted in the station, I figured out the next most likely way to get where I was going. I was heading for the train to Arezzo which would mean transferring to a third train to reach my final destination when a friendly conductor shooed me over to a faster train for Rome that stopped at Camucia that was just departing. It was hotter and more crowded but I got to Amy's town earlier than my original estimate. There was of course, since I was early, no one at the station to meet me. Fortunately, Amy doesn't live in Cortona proper up at the top of the hill. She lives in the more modern town on the plain below called Camucia di Cortona which is where the train station is. Since I knew my way to Amy's house this time—unlike my comical attempts to find her last year—I just walked up the street from the station and around the corner to her apartment and knocked. I had a lovely afternoon admiring baby Giulia and chatting with Amy. In the evening, Amy's husband, Giovanni came home and made supper for us, a delicious pasta with salmon. Giovanni is really not the stereotypical Italian male that I remember from my days as an exchange student in Piemonte in the 70's. He cooks. He helps with the baby. And he works really hard. He's a tour guide specializing in Cortona and the surrounding region (you'll find him listed in Rick Steves' books on Italy and Tuscany and he was in the Italy's Great Hill Towns episode of Rick's PBS travel show), he's an expert in Italian art history, he is an artist in his own right, he's a carpenter who does wonderful antique restorations and he's a student. If you're going to be in Tuscany and you want someone knowledgeable and funny to drive you around and tell you what you're looking at, you should definitely look him up.
left: la principessa sleeping...
right: and accepting a bath from la mama
Friday July 28 Day 11
I slept late despite, or possibly because of the heat. Amy and I had a leisurely morning drinking coffee, catching up and playing with the baby, since that was the real point of this visit. At one we dressed Giulia up in one of her fancy dresses and drove up to Cortona to meet our cousin Mary McEntire Young, her husband Keith, son Keith, and daughter Martha for lunch on the terrace of Il Ristorante del Loggetta overlooking the Piazza della Republica. We had a very nice lunch with ravioli and boar sausages--a local specialty--and salad and enjoyed visiting since we hadn't seen each other in years. They had been staying near Arezzo and were almost ready to leave for home. After lunch we strolled down the street and did a little window shopping and showed them the piece of Giovanni's artwork that hangs in a bar on Via Nazionale, the main drag in town and the only level street. Everything else is a hill climb in this town. Such a nice meal called for a nap in the afternoon and then in the evening a friend and colleague of Giovanni's from Japan arrived in town just in time for dinner. He was a nice guy and we had one of those strange conversations that can't really settle on a language, sometimes in Italian and sometimes in English. After dinner, he and Giovanni went off to talk art somewhere while I made an early night.
lunch on the loggia
Saturday July 29 Day 12
I managed to get out of bed at a reasonable hour, so I made coffee and worked on my journal until Amy got up and decided to make pancakes while I played with the baby. The guys took the car and went up to Cortona to see an art exhibit. A friend of Amy's dropped by with a present for Giulia giving me the opportunity to practice that rusty Italian some more and then Amy and I went shopping for lunch and dinner in the village. I do like village shopping: a little here, a little there. I had a cross stitch project that I needed supplies for so Amy took me to the right shop and then left me to run another errand. I struggled to explain to the shopkeeper that I needed a small embroidery hoop and two kinds of pink floss. She refused to let me give up and wait until Amy returned, making me use sign language when I ran out of Italian vocabulary. At the end of the transaction she announced triumphantly, See, we don't need any help!
The guys came home for a quick lunch of odd pork products before racing off to get the Japanese friend on the train with literally two minutes to spare. Amy and I got our turn with the car after lunch, leaving Giovanni to a much needed nap, and drove up to see the church at the top of the hill above Cortona. Then we drove over to see Le Celle, the monastery where St Francis of Assisi lived just before he died. It was hard for Amy to negotiate the steps with the baby's stroller so I went by myself to peek into the cell where Francis is said to have composed his testament that clearly defined his ideas for the Franciscan order. The sanctuary was very peaceful and contemplative until the group of East Coast Americans showed up. After the sightseeing, we stopped in Cortona for coffee and ice cream and a walk through the park and then decided to pick up a pizza. Cortona is a small town so everywhere we went meant greeting friends and making introductions and, of course, everyone had to stop to admire the baby. We also stopped in to the tourist office to get my train ticket for Sunday's trip to Venice. I planned to take the Eurostar which requires a reservation and tends to fill up on Sundays. The nice English-speaking ladies at the tourist office--look for the "i" on Via Nazionale--made the arrangements, took my money and issued my ticket. When we got back to the house, Giovanni was cooking pasta so we had pasta and pizza. I'm on vacation, who needs to diet?
left: the baby and the babbo
right: a visit to St. Francis
Sunday July 30 Day 13
Up early, I had coffee with Amy before saying goodbye to Giulia and Giovanni and then walked to the station where I caught the 8:30 train to Firenze. I was totally happy to pay the 70 cents for the clean pay toilet at the crowded Florence station before catching the Eurostar to Venezia. The train was full but comfortable with air-conditioning and required reserved seating. Arriving in Venice I followed the directions from the website and walked to my hotel, the Allogi Marinella, arriving with no problems other than the heat, the crowds and all those stairs on the bridges that I had to drag my suitcase up and down. The hotel looked a little scary from the outside on a barren downtrodden street and I wondered for a moment if I had let the internet mislead me again. I rang the bell and someone came and opened the door into a wonderful little oasis. My room on the second floor was small but very well equipped with a large comfortable bed and a bathroom that was larger than I would have expected. I had chosen the hotel off the internet as much for the comments about its excellent air-conditioning as for the reasonable price and I was not disappointed. One cold shower and a change of clothes later I was ready to make the most of my single afternoon in La Serenissima. The nice man at the desk provided me with a map that clearly showed the location of the hotel along with the major tourist sights and off I went to explore.
Following signs and the crowds to the big tourist spots was easy so I weaved through alleyways and across canals towards the Rialto and then on to Piazza San Marco. There were zillions of little shops filled with fascinating merchandise but I never found quite the right thing to tempt my money from my pocket, although later I regretted I hadn't bought one of the lace parasols. Hindsight. Always 20 20. The Piazza was very impressive but I liked the nooks and crannies better. Everything was very photogenic. After San Marco, I made a little pilgrimage to La Fenice as any true opera lover should and then started a slow progress back to the hotel. I stopped to buy a sandwich and an arrancino, the sandwich for later and the arrancino for immediate consumption, yum. On the other side of the Rialto, I paused to buy water and strawberries from a vendor, daringly using my Italian to chat with her. Oh, she says, you know some Italian. Are you Italo-Americano? No, I said, I was a student here… and before I could get to the many years ago part, she's already using the gesture that means it sure wasn't yesterday. Damn, I guess I'm never going to pass for thirty (or thirty-five) again.
I could hear music coming from around the corner; drums and something that sounded suspiciously like bagpipes. Sure enough, in a piazza by the Grand Canal two pipers, a keyboardist and an excellent drummer were playing lively neo-Celtic tunes. I stayed to listen for a while before resuming my walk to Santa Croce. Soon more music beckoned, first a salsa band and then a darling little indie rock group with an accordion. The whole city was a musical lily pond as I leapt from pad to pad and from one musical style to the next. Each piazza all the way back to the hotel had a different band playing. My final group was a choir singing traditional songs also accompanied by an accordion. Finally I crossed the Rio Novo and arrived back at the hotel where I turned on the television and heard the news guy talking about the current "Music in the Piazzas" festival. How lucky for me. Another shower, blasting air-conditioning, bad television and my delicious sandwich ended the long day.
even a bad photographer like me looks good in Venice
Monday July 31 Day 14
I was up early for this travel day. I checked out of the hotel and walked the two minutes to the Piazza di Roma to catch my bus to the airport. I bought a ticket at the window although I needn't have bothered. I don't believe that anyone else on the bus paid. I waited at the stop in the "piazza of death." The whole huge area was half parking lot, half whizzing speed lane with no clear differentiation between the two. To wait for a bus, you stood in a painted area as city buses and massive touring buses sped by. I managed to board the right bus without mishap and had a pleasant ride to the airport. The airport, I'm afraid was much less pleasant, being crowded, confused and inconvenient. Passengers were required to wait outside security until the check-in desk opened at 9:15. Everywhere there were signs advertising the 30 shops and restaurants inside security while outside there wasn't even a place to sit down. As soon as a window opened, huge lines formed instantly and at the front was a couple with a problem that took a solid twenty minutes to resolve while the rest of us just stood there. I finally got checked in about 10 AM with boarding scheduled to start at 10:20 so I dashed inside, found one of the 30 restaurants and bought water, coffee and a croissant. Naturally, the plane left late making me nervous since I already had what I considered to be too tight of a connection in Zurich. A short and beautiful flight over Alpine peaks, lakes and meadows later we landed in Zurich at the B terminal. Oh no, I need to be at the A terminal! The unloading bus speeds us over to A. (Maybe I'll make it.) We arrive at A1, my flight leaves from A82. Aaah! (I'll never make it) As fast as I can, without actually running I speed to the other end of the terminal aided by good signage and moving walkways. (I think I'll make it.) Argh! Another security check. (I definitely won't make it) Finally I get to the gate five minutes before scheduled takeoff only to find that I have to wait in a long line for boarding. The next time someone tells you that the Swiss always run things on time, don't believe them.
*a note about the fabric used as background on this page. This is a design by Busatti textiles, a company located near Arezzo in Tuscany that makes fabulous high-end table, kitchen and bed linens. If you're traveling to Cortona, you can find their products for sale in a little shop just off the main piazza, under the steps of the comune.
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Tourists' Satisfaction as a Means of Gaining a Competitive Advantage in Tourism Industry in Southern Tourism Circuit of Tanzania: A Case of Iringa Region
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Using tourists' attractions in Iringa Region as a case study, this examined tourists' satisfaction as a means of gaining a competitive advantage in the Southern Tourism circuit of Tanzania based on the tourism destination competitive and attractiveness (TDCA) modelled by Vengesayi (2003), derived from the demand and supply theory. Questionnaire, key-informants interviews and observations were used for data collection. The study revealed that most of the tourists were satisfied with tourists' attractions and services (hospitality). Poor infrastructures, promotions, poor maintenance and limited link between natural and cultural tourist attractions were found to limit development of the sector in the southern Circuits. The study recommends that there is a need for improving infrastructures, communication skills, multilingual and interpretations skills, provision of training on customer care and hospitality, marketing, business management and entrepreneurship.
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Another cracker, if you'll pardon the egg pun 😉
Thanks for linking up to #thelist x
Quick and easy egg and parsley muffins for a ready to go breakfast option for all the family.
Allow the children to choose their own ingredients – this can sometimes encourage them to eat!
Add or substitute any vegetables you like 🙂 Also, if you like meat you can add pieces of ham or cooked bacon.
Muffins can keep for about a week in the fridge. They can be reheated in the microwave.
What would you have in yours?
Parents – If you try this recipe with your child, I'd love to hear from you. Tweet me a photo, share it on the Handy Herbs Facebook page or pin it to your recipe board!
Another cracker, if you'll pardon the egg pun 😉
Thanks for linking up to #thelist x
These look and sound fab 🙂 I am in the process of gathering food ideas for future weaning and will be pinning these too xx #ToddlerAprovedTuesday x
Thank you, Clare. They are great for weaning 🙂
We made these last year and the monsters really enjoyed them! Thanks for sharing on #ToddlerApprovedTuesday
I love this recipe! I did something similar with cheese and bacon but these are a healthier child friendly version! and so easy when you are in a rush because they are re-heatable! Thanks so much for sharing on #YumTum hope to see you back next week 🙂
These look really good and easy to make too, I think my kids would love these!
Really easy to make and mine enjoyed them 🙂
Mmm these sound rather scrummy indeed! My kids would love these I bet!
Mine enjoyed them so perhaps yours would too 🙂
What a great way to get some veg into little ones! I must show this recipe to my mummy! They look yummy! #LetKidsBeKids x
Shall be trying this out tonight with my son!
Hope it goes well 🙂
Oh I like the sound of them. Great simple idea to encourage some healthy veg.
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Thanks Karen 🙂
Oh these look so easy! I'm trying to get Luke to eat real food and these look like something the whole family could enjoy for breakfast. I'll pin and attempt it on Sunday morning! Ray xx #ToddlerApprovedTuesday
Ooh! Good luck Ray. Let me know how you get on! X
I think these will go down very well with Evelyn breakfast or brunch! Thank you for sharing. x
I hope Ethan enjoys them if you decide to make them 🙂
Yum! These look like a great breakfast item. I hate breakfast, so new options are always welcome (I think I just hate cereal and toast, the two main breakfast options). Thanks so much for linking up to #HowtoSunday 🙂 x
Thanks Jenny. They go down well here 🙂
Thank you for the recipe looks yummy. This might save me when I hit the snooze on my alarm 🙂 #Howtosundays
I'm such a breakfast person! Love this idea. Seems like lately, every time I spy a great breakfast recipe on the internet, the link leads me back to your site 🙂 Well done!
Thank you! Hope you enjoy them 🙂
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