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the coat list by ephemerette featuring a leopard coat
Burberry prorsum coats NAVY, 1,495 GBP
Petite Leopard Fur Coat, $190
The Cape, $389
Rick Owens Wool-flannel coat, $1,935
raimond light, $1,869
Petite Leopard Fur Coat, $190
The Cape, $389
Rick Owens Wool-flannel coat, $1,935
raimond light, $1,869
There's nothing like the turn of the season from Summer(ish) to Autumn to get me interested in clothes again, some type of back to school' alert goes off in my head and sends me into an overdrive to try to perfect a capsule wardrobe for the season. Perhaps it's something to do with the opportunity to start wearing proper clothes again after the summer spent wearing insubstantial layers. So coats. I love coats. I have a cupboard full of them, such an easy way to add polish to whatever you're wearing, and with London's Jekyll and Hyde weather patterns it's necessary to have a few options to go with dependent on conditions and temperature.
Here's a little edit of the styles I'm going for this season.
Firstly, The Minimal (far left) I'm really taken with the pared down look this season, I like the clean lines of this coat from Rick Owens, I also spotted Stella McCartney has some beautiful minimal cuts too - I already have a couple of clean lined numbers which I'll be dusting off.
Next, The Leopard. For my sins I've been a long term fan of leopard skin, I've lost count of the number of things I have in this print, such a great way to add a bit of a cheeky edge to the dullest of outfits, I have a short fur Topshop swing jacket from a few seasons ago which I keep promising to retire but I doubt I'll be able to resist giving it another whirl till I find an appropriate replacement as I'm fussy about the print and fabric with leopard print - get it wrong and you'll end up looking very cheap.
Third, The Military. I don't think military style really ever goes out of style, it does seem to reappear every year in a different way. I like the dress shape and brassy hard wear on this Burberry Prorsum number. Again I already have a neat double breasted bouclé coat in this style which I'd bought for some bargain price in the sales last year and swapped the plastic buttons it came with for some brass ones which gave the whole coat a face lift.
Lastly, The Cape. The only style I'm going to have to lay out for once I've found the perfect one at my price point. I think Liberty London Girl recommended this Isabella Oliver double breasted cape recently, and I think it's a perfect example of what I'll be looking for. There's a glut of cape shaped wear available at the moment, but most of it is leaning towards being super unstructured and casual rather than tailored which would be my own preference as I think for my 5 foot stature there's a strong danger of getting lost under too much voluminous fabric. I'd prefer to achieve a neater shape so I'll be keeping an eye out for a well tailored wool version for myself. In the mean time I have a sweet knitted capelet which I've been slinging on regularly recently to keep the morning and evening chills away as I commute to and from work.

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It's very common to see new articles and tips about xpages in planet Lotus every day. Today I thought to make myself familiar with xpages. To do so I thought to try with very popular and simple program alerting "Hello World" when xpage loads .
Here is what I've tried,
When I view my xpage on web got something like ,
I'm using 8.5.1 designer with 8.5 server . Any clue ?
Is it the right way to execute client side JavaScript on xpages ?
It's very common to see new articles and tips about xpages in planet Lotus every day. Today I thought to make myself familiar with xpages. To do so I thought to try with very popular and simple program alerting "Hello World" when xpage loads .
6 Responses to "XPages : How do you do ? ( Part 1)"
December 10, 2009 at 6:58 PM
Unfortunately, there is an incompatibility between the 8.5.1 client and the 8.5.0 server when it comes to client-side Javascript. You need to either use to the 8.5.0 Designer, or learn the SOURCE syntax for 8.5.0 in 8.5.1. I'll ask Tim to post a reply with details.
December 10, 2009 at 7:00 PM
Thanks Nate!
So the way I've tried to run client side JavaScript is the correct way ?
Tim Tripcony
December 10, 2009 at 7:36 PM
Rishi, here's the approach we use:
1. Select "Script Editor" instead of "Simple Actions" and just type in the client-side script.
2. Switch to the Source tab, and you'll see something like this:
<xp:eventHandler event="onclick" submit="false">
<xp:this.script><![CDATA[alert("Hello World!");]]></xp:this.script>
3. If you then tried to load the page, you'd see the same error. So first we have to "wrap" the script tag inside two additional tags, which looks like this:
<xp:eventHandler event="onclick" submit="false">
<xp:handler type="text/javascript">
<xp:this.script><![CDATA[alert("Hello World!");]]></xp:this.script>
The good news is that the page will now load correctly whether the server is running 8.5.0 or 8.5.1. The bad news is that if you edit the script event from the Events pane again, it removes those additional tags, so you have to go back into the Source and add them back in again. Thankfully, you can edit any other properties of the control (including server-side events, if the control has a "dual event" - runs both client-side and server-side code - or has handlers for multiple events) and the tags will be left intact... you don't have to add those tags back in every time you modify the page. Just remember that if you want to make changes to the client-side event, it's best to just switch to Source and type the changes in there. To be honest, I do almost all of my XPage coding directly in the Source because this isn't the only behavior where I would lose more time because of Designer quirks than I'd gain by setting the same properties using the visual editor.
December 10, 2009 at 9:18 PM
Thanks Tim It's perfect!
December 11, 2009 at 1:08 AM
December 13, 2009 at 5:04 PM
Thanks Paul ! Initially I was searching in xpage blog but unfortunately missed somehow.


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2009 white macbook power adapter QUESTION
I have a 2009 White Macbook. I'm not sure the actual config because the battery is dead and I cannot tue on my laptop. The current power adapter doesnt work. I am in search of a new one. Which specific 60w power adapter will work withe 2009 White Macbook?
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Magsafe 60 watt power adapter is what you need. L style tip
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Open Thread: Talk About Sex & Love — No Conversation Is or Ever Will Be Off Limits Here
Here's your place to come talk about sex and love whenever you feel like it.
I had been dating George for 6 weeks, and we were about to have sex for the first time. I was unbuttoning his shirt when he said he had to tell me something. Oh no, did he have an STD?
He sat there silent for what seemed like forever while I imagined all the horrible things it could be. And then he told me about his parents.
George is first generation Korean-American, and his parents told him since he was a teenager that he was supposed to marry a Korean woman who was an amazing cook. I am not Korean. I am a white girl from Oklahoma who'd never even had Korean food before dating George. And other than an awesome plate of nachos and maybe a grilled cheese, I don't cook much.
I asked him, "So is this the sort of thing that they are uncomfortable with and learn to accept or is it more of a they-disown-you-as-their-son sort of situation?"
He said, "Somewhere in the middle."
I really liked this guy. He was proof of the fact that I had finally learned to respect myself enough to date someone who respected me. Someone who didn't mind waiting 6 weeks to have sex and cared enough to tell me about this possible deal breaker before I took my clothes off.
So I bought Level 1 of Rosetta Stone and started learning some Korean. I also practiced using chopsticks. Those wooden disposable ones you get with takeout. I practiced whenever I could, even on scrambled eggs. I figured, if I can eat scrambled eggs with chopsticks, I've got this down.
After a year, I started to feel like an idiot for trying to learn the language of parents that didn't even know I existed.
When I asked George to tell his parents about me, though, he cited 2 reasons of defense. One, he wanted to be able to tell them I knew more Korean than I did, and two, he couldn't imagine my using chopsticks in front of them.
The chopsticks bit hurt because I thought I had gotten better. But he had a point about the Korean. The initial I'm-a-cool-white-girl-learning-a-hard-language feeling had faded, and I was barely practicing the Rosetta Stone anymore. I argued that I would feel more inclined to practice if I knew there was a good reason to.
A month later he went home for Christmas, and on the last night of his 10 day trip, he told them about me. They didn't disown him; they even wanted to meet me. In Vegas. They live in Houston, we live in LA, I'm not really sure why Vegas, but why not Vegas?
As the trip got closer, I started to realize just how big a deal this was. At age 30, George had never told his parents about any of his girlfriends. As far as I could tell, he was terrified of his mother.
My own mother said, "You are just going to have to prepare yourself for the fact that this woman may not like you." My mom is really great at making sure I don't get my hopes up.
We met at the Vegas airport. In a word, his dad is quiet, and his mom is fancy. Gorgeous pantsuit, mani-pedi, glitzy shoes, expensive purse. I was just relieved I'd thought to get a pedicure beforehand. I towered over them. I bowed and said like I'd practiced a million times "Ahn young ha say oh." And then they were off, walking quickly in front of us. I asked George if I did it right. He nodded and told me to keep up.
They spoke very little, which felt awkward for me because in my family, whoever interrupts the loudest gets the floor. My picture of George's parents had been so strict and scary, but so far they seemed very nice.
I kept scanning my brain for something I could say in Korean. Something to show them I was learning. Something to blow their minds. But the most complicated phrases I knew were "red bicycle" and "policeman and his horse." They weren't even complete sentences. Not to mention they weren't something you could just casually slip into a conversation.
The next day for lunch we went to a Korean restaurant. The chopsticks weren't wooden; they were silver and flat. Every time I tried to get a mouthful of noodles, they would slip off of the chopsticks and back into the bowl.
George's mom said something to the waitress in Korean and 2 minutes later she brought me a fork. I'd failed the chopsticks test. But I didn't use the fork. I wanted to show them how determined I was to do it right even if it meant that none of my lunch actually made it into my mouth.
Next we went to Gucci where George's mom had found a purse she wanted to buy. I'd never been to Gucci before. I'm more of an Old Navy kinda gal, and I felt way too common to even be in there.
After she showed us the purse she was buying, she said, "Now you pick." I laughed, but they didn't. She was serious. Panicked, I pointed to the first purse I saw. The saleslady pulled it down, and I whispered, "How much is it?" She showed me the tag: $2,400. For a purse?! I pulled George to another part of the store.
"What do I do? Everything in here is so expensive!" He suggested a wallet. I had a wallet. It was $20 from Target. He suggested a small purse. A clutch! I actually needed one of those. I pointed to one, the saleslady showed me the tag: $800. Okay, still way more than I'd pay for a purse, but probably the best I was gonna do in this store.
While George's parents paid for the purses, I sat on a bench, blindsided. Was this their way of buying me off? "You have your fancy purse, now go away."
But it wasn't to make me go away. George's family has been so welcoming, so generous. Not just with things like Gucci purses but with love and kindness. The first time I visited their home, there was a framed picture of his parents and me from that Vegas trip in George's room. The smiling Korean couple and the awkward white girl towering next to them.
I thought the biggest obstacle would be to impress his mother, to get her to like me. But instead what has been most challenging for me is to accept the love and generosity that she has put toward me always.


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Millennials will soon make up the majority of the workforce and are the most mobile and tech-savvy segment ever. This generation has unique needs, and so far, most banks and credit unions are falling short of delivering the experience desired.
When it comes to the Millennial segment (those born between 1980 and 1996), financial marketers shouldn't believe everything they hear. Along with several important truths, there are many long standing myths that can negatively impact the effectiveness of marketing initiatives to Millennials. There is no arguing that the Millennial customer base is growing and will soon be more important than any previous generation. It is also true that Millennials are highly mobile, technically savvy and open to new ways to conduct their banking. On the other hand, Millennials don't differ as much as many marketers believe in their use of banking services. In addition, because the early Millennials are reaching their prime, this segment provides significantly more immediate opportunity than most marketers realize.


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It is great. No need to bring money for popcorn. There is plenty on the floor.
3. Cinemark Theaters
3651 Wall Ave Ste 1038Ogden, UT 84405
Friendly staff & love the location
4. Kaysville Theatre
21 N Main StKaysville, UT 84037
From Business: Screen Count: 3
5. Coleman's Motor-Vu Drive-In & Swap Meet
5368 S 1050 WOgden, UT 84405
From Business: Screen Count: 4
6. Megaplex Theatres At The Junction
2351 Kiesel AveOgden, UT 84401
The atmosphere is great. Loved the assigned seating so u know where your sitting. The girls and i always see our twilight movies here.
7. Cinepointe 6 Theaters
From Business: Screen Count: 6
8. Peery's Egyptian Theater
2415 Washington BlvdOgden, UT 84401
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9. Brewvies Cinema Pub
2293 Grant AveOgden, UT 84401
From Business: Screen Count: 3
10. Off Broadway Theater
2032 W Ranch RdFarmington, UT 84025
11. Destination Cinema Inc
4286 Harrison BlvdOgden, UT 84403
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3544 Lincoln AveOgden, UT 84401
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2293 Grant AveOgden, UT 84401
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158 25th StOgden, UT 84401
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Country Taxis Respond to Government Reforms
Country taxi operators have today responded to the NSW Government's industry reform plans by highlighting the importance of taxi services to local communities and calling for clarity on key reform measures to ensure the viability of taxi services into the future.
Taxi services are a vital public transport service for communities across NSW, particularly in rural and regional NSW, providing thousands of jobs and contributing millions of dollars each year to local economies.
NSW Taxi Council CEO Roy Wakelin-King said that despite some concerns about how the reforms will ensure the viability of local operators, there's a strong commitment to making sure that country taxis will continue to meet the needs of their communities.
"There are several key areas of reform where there is insufficient detail available and until all information is forthcoming about how the government plans to ensure equal opportunity for all point to point service providers, that level of concern will remain," Mr Wakelin-King said.
"These key areas include the structural adjustment package for taxi owners, industrial relations, equity on CTP insurance and the enforcement of the law under the reforms.
"In announcing the reforms, the Government highlighted plans to strictly enforce the exclusivity of rank and hail work for taxis and, as an industry, we need details on this measure so the rules are as clear as possible for all parties and enforceable without exception."
As rank and hail services in country areas is a small proportion of taxi work in rural and regional communities, it is vitally important that these reforms do not undermine the ongoing viability of country taxi operators. This is why it is critical to ensure that these reforms create a genuine level playing field otherwise taxi businesses will be put at risk.
"Rogue hire car operators and touting by illegal operators who take advantage of loopholes and or break the law remain a significant concern for rural and regional taxi operators, as it not only represents a safety risk for the public, it also undermines a well regulated, legally compliant industry," Mr Wakelin-King said.
Under changes announced in August 2015, the NSW Government prohibited country hire car operators from accepting bookings less than 30 minutes in advance of the time the service is required. Hire cars also must not advertise or issue any form of communication contradicting this rule, therefore providing clarity on what constitutes a 'pre-booking'.
In light of the recent changes announced by the NSW Government, it is important to note that this law on hire cars remains unchanged.
August 2015: New Hire Car Laws Level the Playing Field
The NSW Taxi Council will visit key regional centres throughout NSW in February 2016 to discuss the overall reforms with taxi owners and operators.


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Louisville Swamp Trail is a 2.8 mile lightly trafficked loop trail located near Jordan, Minnesota that features a river and is good for all skill levels. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
dogs on leash
kid friendly
nature trips
trail running
wild flowers
Beautiful area. Much larger than expected.
Upkeep of the trails leaves something to be desired. A lot of it was overgrown and some trails that show on the map are not accessible due to it being overgrown. The trail signs are a bit difficult to know how far and what direction it will truly be going unless you are looking at a map.
Due to flooding a very large section of trail is under water and not accessible at this current time.
A lot of nature to see. Beautiful fields, forest area and the lake. Some of the swamp area was mucky and a bit hard to navigate.
Overall a great trail, not many visitors. So very peaceful. Plan ahead to carry any trash you have as there were no trash bins in the area.
I've been here multiple times, usually in the spring. Beautiful place, not too much foot traffic, and a lot to explore in the area. A forewarning: if you go off trail, you are going to pick up lots of ticks. You shouldn't get too many (if any) if you stick to the trail though.
Nice trail. Bring your bug spray
It's a nice little Trail
Hiked this area this past weekend, Feb 2015. Really nice trail with lots of options to create a variety of trail lengths. It was somewhat cold in the high 20's so the ground was solid. I have been here is the warmer months and there can be some muddy areas, but not so much in the winter. Flood's Road is appropriately named as it is often impossible to cross just North of Jabs Farm. It was crossable this past weekend so that saved backtracking or an extended detour.
Definitely longer than the listed 2 miles - there are several paths as well that can add to your exploration.
The path itself is low difficulty, though in the wet season there could be places that are difficult to pass. As another reviewer mentioned, it is a swamp, and the bugs are probably pretty terrible through the warm months.
I made the trek in the mid-fall, and there was still some nice color in the leaves. The Jabs Farm and the Glacial Boulder were nice treats along the route that I wasn't expecting to find.
Stephanie T.
This area has multiple choices for length and direction. I believe I hiked close to 6 miles. Not sure why the description says 2 miles. Stopped at the old Jobes farm. Many posted informational signs regarding the history of the farm/family.... very interesting. You can hike down along the Minnesota river... this would probably have extended my hike by 2-3 miles. It was getting late and I didn't want to chance the time verses remaining sunlight. Will definitely go again. I went on the Jan. day when it was actually warm enought to hike in just a long sleeve shirt. It was a glorious hike/day.
I don't think this would be nearly as enjoyable on a hot summer day.... or anytime the mosquitos are out. There appears to be many swampy areas (hence the name). But I would encourage anyone to venture out to this lovely spot.


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Sonnentor: New sales plus in 2017/18
The 2017/18 business year went well for Sonnentor: The organic herbal specialist once again recorded an increase in sales and invested in the future.
Nestlé USA: Misleading Non-GMO seal
By filing a lawsuit against Nestlé, a woman alleged the company of misleading consumers by using its 'No GMO ingredients' seal as it might be confused with the Non-GMO Project Verified Seal, reports CBS News.
Core Organic: Europe-wide research for organic farming continues
Fruit growing, animal husbandry, processing: European research into organic farming is being continued with the Core Organic Cofund programme. Seven of the eleven projects are funded by the German Government´s organic and sustainability programme BÖLN.
New London Festival: It's time to GO! Organic
Taking place over the weekend of 8-9 September, Battersea Park will be transformed into a vibrant celebration of the very best in organic, sustainability and healthy lifestyles.
USDA released proposal for regulations for GMO Labeling
On Monday this week the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) released the long-awaited proposed regulations for the mandatory disclosure of foods produced using genetic engineering (GE or GMO), which it calls "Bioengineered foods." This is reported by Sustainable Pulse online.
Denmark generates organic record growth in 2017
New figures from Statistic Denmark show that the sale of organic food and drink has increased with 31% from 2016 to 2017. The organic market share of the total Danish food sale has now reached 13.3 %.
Natural & Organic Awards Europe: winners announced
The awards, which celebrate the standout brands, products and retailers of the year, were hosted by Natural Products News in association with the Soil Association.
Natural & Organic Products Europe 2018 ended very successfully
More than 10,000 attendees from 91 countries came to the Natural & Organic Products Europe trade show at London ExCeL venue last week, on 22-23 April.
Tea in shortage
Drought, strikes and unrests limit the choice in the tea shelves. Rooibos and Darjeeling are particularly affected by the consequences. While the deficiency will continue for the also called bush tea or redbush tea, recovery is in sight for Darjeeling tea from India (see our earlier report).
GreenTech Amsterdam with Organic Farmers Fair
From 12-14 June 2018, the international fair GreenTech Amsterdam 2018 will be held at RAI Amsterdam. Forthe first time "The Organic Farmers' Fair (TOFF)", will be at the exhibition in a separate hall.
Swedish Midsona acquires the German company Davert
Midsona has own strong brands within healthfoods, personal care and hygiene holds a leading position in the Nordic organic market. The acquisition strengthens Midsona's presence in the attractive organic foodsegment. Davert's premium brand and product portfolio are highly complementary to Midsona's existing organic brands.
EU bans three bee-harming neonics
Following a proposal of the European Commission, the EU member states have banned three bee poisonous pesticides for outdoor use. Germany also supported the ban. However, for environmental associations, the new regulation does not go far enough.
Naturland demands fair wages for cocoa farmers
Cocoa is the main source of income for over five million smallholders, mostly from West Africa. At the fourth World Cocoa Conference from 22nd to 25th April, 1,500 players from the cocoa industry met to exchange views and also to discuss the working conditions for cocoa farmers. On this occasion, Naturland demanded the conference's participants to take action by passing concrete resolutions in favour of cocoa smallholders.
Amsterdam: Sixth edition of BioBorrel in June
On 18th June 2018, the sixth BioBorrel edition will be held at Pakhuis de Zwijger in Amsterdam at 6 pm. As a series of events, BioBorrel takes up on the organic branch's continuous growth by providing the sector with an environment and a platform to discuss relevant questions concerning organic trends, trade, agriculture and supply chains.
Bengt Anker of Oatly: "I feel like an ambassador for the organic sector"
Bengt Anker, co-founder of Oatly, the Swedish brand for oat milk alternatives, has recently retired. As Sales Manager, he made significant contributions to the success of the company, which now, almost 30 years from its establishment, sells its products throughout Europe. Anker spoke to organic-market.info about his retirement, which he considers an "extended holiday period".
German organic market: Whole food shops back on course for growth
The first three months of 2018 are the second consecutive quarter of positive sales developments on the German organic market: On a like-for-like basis, the average daily turnover of the companies surveyed for the turnover barometer rose by 10.3%.
Oeko-Tex introduces GMO testing for organic cotton
Organic cotton textiles that companies also want to have certified according to the international Oeko-Tex 100 textile standard will in future require proof that the cotton is free from genetically modified organisms (GMOs).
Bio Suisse limits the use of concentrated feed for ruminants
The Swiss organic association Bio Suisse aims at reducing the proportion of cereals and protein-containing components such as sunflower meal in ruminant feed. Cows, sheep and goats are to receive only five percent of their feed ration as concentrated feed from 2022.
Acrylamide: New requirements for minimization
The new EU Acrylamide Regulation came into force in April. The new regulation aims at a further reduction of the harmful substance, which is mainly found in fried, roasted and baked products and is considered carcinogenic in animal experiments.
IFOAM and FiBL study: Socio-economic impacts of GMOs on European agriculture
IFOAM EU Group recently released a new study on the impacts of GMOs on European agriculture, in partnership with FiBL (Research Institute of Organic Agriculture). Because of the high risk of adventitious presence of GMOs at different steps of the production chain and the consequences, there is a huge effort and high expense for measures to avoid contamination. The study aims at identifying coexistence strategies of non-GM and organic supply chain actors to ensure GMO-free products and estimate the coexistence costs.
Nature & More: 'Faces of the Sustainable Development Goals' campaign
Nature & More, the "trace & tell" consumer trademark and online transparency system of the Dutch organic food distributor Eosta, has recently launched its 'Faces of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)' campaign. The initiative aims at raising awareness of the UN's SDGs across the whole fresh produce sector.
Brazil: Green Rio gathers representatives of the Green Economy
On May 24, 25 and 26, the seventh edition of Green Rio/Green Latin America will take place at Marina da Glória venue in Rio de Janeiro. The event will bring together exhibitors and speakers from the organic and sustainable sector as well as representatives of the Green Economy.
Ecovia: Blockchain to build a sustainable food industry?
Blockchain is taking off, with a growing number of food companies and retailers experimenting with this new technology. Ecovia Intelligence (formerly Organic Monitor) sees blockchain bringing many sustainability benefits to the food industry. This will be one of the topics at the Sustainable Food Summit in Amsterdam in June.
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Around the House
I am listening to Katrina and her rants about "Making Sex" with the Guy who moved to Portland, her next date, and work. Yea we have really excited lives over here. I am taking time out of my editing (and before my workout) to update my blog on the next book I have read. I am getting a bit sad knowing that my favorite series are starting to make their way to an end. Sookie Stackhouse has only one book left. The Last Apprentice (The Wardstone Chronicles) has only three books left which is only about another year. The Kane Chronicles are over. At least I still have four more Percy Jackson related books to look forward too! I am actively looking for suggestions and what to read next. I like to be ahead of the curve, unfortunately I am not when I start adding the Hunger Games to the shelves this summer.
My Thoughts
I was not expecting this book to fall into the narrative of the main series The Last Apprentice (The Wardstone Chronicles) by Joseph Delaney, but the change of perspective by following Grimalkin was refreshing and fun for the reader. It actually lent itself to giving the reader a chance to follow what happened behind the scenes. Additionally, I know that the main character Tom has the last name of Ward, but I have to wonder what the title of the series Wardstone has to do with the ending. I am wondering if this something to do with the end of the Fiend.
Grimalkin is on of the most interesting characters that Joseph Delaney has introduced into the series. While I am still surprised I love this series since I have a love for witch mythology and most true witches in his world are evil, I find the character of Grimalkin has enough of the good to counterbalance the darkness in the character. You can't help but love her, feel for her, and wish her well in her endeavors. This book while a fast read opens the gates to the end of the series. It will make you think deeply of Tom's relationship to the dark from his mother, Alice's role in Tom's life, and what will happen after the end of the Fiend - if they are able to fully end him. You won't be able to put this book down!
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SOURCE: Deloitte China
January 16, 2017 03:17 ET
HONG KONG, CHINA--(Marketwired - Jan 16, 2017) - 2017 will be better than you think, according to Deloitte, who today released the first edition of their Voice of Asia series. Despite protectionist rhetoric from the US and gloomy forecasts from the IMF, three factors suggest global growth is about to surprise on the upside, with Asia leading the way.
Chris Richardson, Deloitte Australia Economist explained that "first, the global economy is finally normalising after a decade of shocks, and a natural healing process is underpinning a more resilient recovery. Second, world trade is already lifting and the benefits of this are spilling into Asia. And third, Asia's mega-economies of India and China, are increasingly being powered by consumer booms, acting as a stabilising force in their economies and for the region."
Global economy stabilising
Following a series of shocks that began with the global financial crisis and then, in quick succession, the Eurozone debt crisis and the geopolitical shocks in the Middle East, Europe and Asia, the global economy is finally normalising. Deloitte's report predicts that global growth could in fact accelerate in 2017, with leading indicators already pointing to a lift in world trade. This will begin a virtuous circle in which global growth triggers an upsurge in trade which, in turn, fuels stronger growth. Asia's major markets of China and India are also powering ahead and growth in most other countries in the region are strengthening, aided by a buoyant US economy.
Trade picking up
World trade volumes were damaged by successive crises and shocks in recent years, but leading indicators suggest volumes are ready to lift. Of course, there will still be risks in 2017, the largest of which may be the anticipated depreciation of the Chinese Yuan, which could affect the region's nascent recovery.
"The continuing devaluation of the Chinese Yuan is necessary, though how the Chinese government manages it will be key. If it's too aggressive, other Asian currencies may also fall -- which could tempt the incoming US President to follow through on his protectionist rhetoric and hit trade," said Sitao Xu, Deloitte China Economist.
"Asia is increasingly plugged into China-centric value chains. Any impact on China from yuan devaluation or other policy changes could have a significant knock-on effect on other Asian economies. However, in the long run, most economies in Asia will benefit if China succeeds in rebalancing its economy."
While President-elect Trump is still largely an unknown quantity, his influence on global trade may be overstated. Indicators point to Asian and global trade strengthening, despite the rise of nationalistic and protectionist voices globally.
Consumers booming
Asia's mega-economies, China and India, are increasingly being powered by consumer booms, providing Asia with an additional line of defence if global growth isn't as good as expected and trade tensions boil over.
Sitao Xu, Deloitte China Economist commented, "A new and optimistic generation is taking the lead in driving the direction of their economies: one that is technologically savvy, comfortable with the borderless consumerism of the global middle class, and yet imbued with the consumption-smoothing instincts of its parents and grandparents."
The new generation of consumer in Asia will be a stabilising force in their economies, meaning they are likely to play an anchor role for 2017, regardless of other developments.
"Our Voice of Asia report points to a range of reasons for confidence in 2017 -- from growth to trade, culture to commerce -- that underpin Asia's current and future prosperity. The interdependence of our region reflects what's possible in the year ahead, also shaping a more positive overall global outlook," said Patrick Tsang, CEO, Deloitte China.
For more analysis and details on the Voice of Asia, please visit Deloitte University Press.
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Former Democratic presidential candidate and retired General Wesley Clark argued that if people who "radicalized…don't support the United States, and they're disloyal to the United States as a matter of principle," then "It's our right and our obligation to segregate them from the normal community" on Friday's "MSNBC Live."
Clark, when asked how to "fix self-radicalized lone wolves," answered, "Well, we've got to identify the people who are most likely to be radicalized. We've got to cut this off at the beginning. There are always a certain number of young people who are alienated. They don't get a job. They lost a girlfriend. Their family doesn't feel happy here. And we can watch the signs of that and there are members of the community who will reach out to those people and bring them back in, and encourage them to look at their blessings here."
He continued, "I do think on a national policy level, we need to look at what self-radicalization means, because we are at war with this group of terrorists. They do have an ideology. In World War II, if someone supported Nazi Germany at the expense of the United States, we didn't say that was freedom of speech, we put them in a camp, we — they were prisoners of war. So, if these people are radicalized, and they don't support the United States, and they're disloyal to the United States as a matter of principle, fine. That's their right. It's our right and our obligation to segregate them from the normal community for the duration of the conflict. And I think we're going to have to increasingly get tough on this, not only in the United States, but our allied nations, like Britain and Germany and France, are going to have to look at their domestic law procedures."
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No. 15 Mizzou Baseball splits opening series with Seton Hall
FORT MEYERS, Florida – After losing the series finale to Seton Hall 9-1 on Sunday afternoon, no. 15 Mizzou Baseball's record falls to 2-2 on the year. Missouri won games one and three, and lose games two and four to the Pirates.
Redshirt sophomore RHP Ryan Lee got his first start ever for the Tigers after spending all last year in the bullpen. However, the bullpen came into play after Lee came out of the game in the top of the third inning. Lee surrendered three runs on three hits and three walks in two and a third innings pitched.
Seton Hall started by scoring a run consecutively in the first, second, and third innings, then exploded in the seventh inning scoring four runs on three hits.
The Tigers committed two errors in the fifth inning. The first was a throwing error by junior SS Ryan Howard, and the second by senior LHP Austin Tribby which allowed Seton Hall junior 3B Joe Poduslenko to score.
Despite Howard's poor defensive performance, he has hit in every game this year for the Tigers and his double in the bottom of the sixth gave him his second consecutive game with an extra-base hit after hitting a homerun in Missouri's game three 4-1 win on Saturday.
Mizzou's only run was scored in the bottom of the seventh after sophomore C Brett Bond led off with a double, moved to third on a single by freshman LF Connor Brumfield, and then reached home to put the Tigers on the board on a wild pitch by Seton Hall junior RHP Zach Prendergast.
Brumfield's hit was the first of his collegiate career.
Six pitchers were used by Missouri and Lee was given the loss. Prendergast was awarded the win after throwing seven innings, giving up six hits, a run, a walk, and striking out eight Tigers on 102 pitches.
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There are sometimes just not words. Those three words aren't adequate enough. He's more than awesome. He's incredible. He's consistant. He's undeniable.
For the past few days I've been singing the song "It's All About You, Jesus." I've realized for about the past week I've lost focus. I start to hold on to "my" life tighter than I should. I start to think I can control how my life is going to go. This morning, I sat down to relax, not even intending to do devotions honestly. As I was sitting on my couch, that song came to mind again. I looked it up on youtube and just started to worship. I was brought to a place of repentance. It wasn't harsh. It wasn't demeaning. It was a gentle reminder.
For so long I've struggled with failure (I still do). I don't like to make mistakes. I don't like to do things wrong. I don't like to be a "failure". I hide my mistakes. I run from failure. This pours into my spiritual life as well. When I make mistakes I'm afraid to go to God. I sometimes don't know how to initiate conversation with Him. I am so thankful for a God who speaks in the ways we are able to listen. He used music to draw me into repentance. It wasn't demeaning. It wasn't shame. It. Was. So. Cool.
I started to hear these questions:
Who is this life about?
Who are you living for?
What are you bringing me when you worship?
I just worshiped and repented. I asked that God search my heart. I told him that He is what is important to me and that if there was anything in my life that he didn't want me to have, I would chose him. It's a relief when I go back and give it all to him. I feel my grip on life loosen. I don't HAVE to be in control. I don't HAVE to worry about every second of every day. When it's God's choice, I'm able to relax.
As I continued to ask for forgiveness, I asked that the Holy Spirit speak to me.
Immediately God gave me a vision.
Jesus was sitting in front of me as I was knelt at his feet. He reached down to me, put his hands on either side of my face and kissed my forehead. Then…you know what he did?! Just like he's done for so many others that come to his feet, He said, "I love you." (*CUE THE SOBBING*) He's gently reminding me. "There is grace at my feet. Humble yourself. Meet me here. I love you. I'm always going to be here. Come to my feet, Marti. Let me love you, Marti. Let me kiss your fears away."
He. Loves. Me.
It's not about me. It's all about Him. It's all about Jesus.
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Hidden Histories and Cultural Preservation from the Ground Up
American Educational Research Association 2015 Chicago
John William Templeton
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California students are never told about the black millionaire captain who financed the Mexican War for the U.S. side, welcomed the victorious commanders at his home, started the state's first public school and was a mentor to the abolitionist views of the first Republican presidential candidate. An annual anniversary tour marking the April 3, 1848 dedication of that school gives visual evidence of the monumental impact of Capt. William Alexander Leidesdorff. Other 19th century mariners were Capts. William Shorey and Micheal Healy.
African-American Freedom Trail: Belonging as a Prerequisite for Success
Moments before hearing from the African American who invented the first video game console, a college professor, entrepreneur and author of a textbook in game design proclaimed, "I Belong."
An expert in critical race theory and the law brought her parents from a hurricane damaged home in New York City to the top of San Francisco's Nob Hill for a revelatory moment to see the mural of the black warrior queen whose saga gave California its name.
The direct descendant of the rulers of the greatest West African empire walked up that same hill with the architect of Brazil's black studies legislation to pay homage to that same image.
A white commercial real estate magnate invested hundreds of thousands in a towering statue in honor of the black millionaire who used his personal credit to finance the America occupation of California.
Earlier this year, the State Historical Resources Commission unanimously approved a motion by Commisioner Rick Moss, the director/curator of the African-American Museum and Library in Oakland, to endorse legislation to create a heritage corridor under the California Public Resources Code titled the African American Freedom Trail as part of the 150th anniversary of the 13th Amendment, the most important event in black history, and the 50th anniversary of the United San Francisco Freedom Movement, the most successful civil rights movement of the 1960s.
In 2014, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors endorsed the 400 local sites on the trail in a resolution by Supervisors Malia Cohen, London Breed and David Chiu (now an Assemblymember) and San Francisco Travel entered a three year agreement to promote the trail.
The African American Freedom Trail was vetted during the seventh annual Preserving California Black Heritage conference led by Maj. Gen. Anthony Jackson (ret.) inside the world's largest African American collage The Great Cloud of Witnesses. Jackson, just having completed service as California's commissioner of parks and recreation, personally demonstrated the salience of the trail by sharing his family and personal history.
Before serving 36 years in the U.S. Marine Corps, Jackson led the black athletes at San Jose State University as they rallied behind John Carlos and Tommie Smith following their black power fist salute at the 1968 Mexico City Olympics. Still a teenager, he explained to the press why the football team would boycott Brigham Young University necause of the Mormon church's segregationist policies. Unbeknowst to anyone, Jackson's mother and grandmother were both practicing Mormons. His descendant had been the wagon driver for Brigham Young when the Mormons migrated to Utah.
Implementing the Trail is ReUNION: Education-Arts-Heritage, the African-American childrens network, providing culturally responsive instructional television to schools by subscription.
Another 1960s teenager is the subject of its documentary Who Was Tracy Sims? recently screened at the University of California Office of President. Before anyone had heard of Huey Newton or Angela Davis, this 18-year-old piano prodigy shut down San Francisco's Palace Hotel with 2,000 demonstrators in March 1964 after promising to do it in front page headlines the previous day. The next day, all 37 San Francisco hotels desegregated, one of 375 employer agreements obtained by the United San Francisco Freedom Movement.
Unlike her peers, her role has been completely obscured. The documentary is the first full length interview she has given in 50 years.
Similarly, the 90 year old LeRoy King told his story in the labor movement for the past 70 years in the documentary The King Behind King, Bridges, Chavez and Mandela as the retired International Longshore and Warehouse Union vice president for northern California described his behind the scenes role in the Montgomery bus boycott, the Red scare, birth of the farmworkers union, anti-apartheid movement and the careers of Willie Brown, Diane Feinstein and Nancy Pelosi.
A Great Day in Gaming: the Gerald A. Lawson Story was the only time that the late inventor of the Channel F cartridge game console got to tell his story, only weeks before his death. He attended the Game Developers Conference to speak to Blacks in Gaming. With one exception, the contemporary gamers had never heard about him. Rob Miles, a Sega executive, told of visiting Anderson's house at the age of eight to see a whirring, clanking DEC mainframe in Lawson's garage in Santa Clara. It inspired Miles to complete a double major in math and computer science at the University of California, participate in the creation of Madden football and build a 20 year career in the industry.
Freedom Riders of the Cutting Edge depicts Anderson and three other Silicon Valley pioneers of the 1950s, 60s and 1970s. Roy Clay Sr., who grew up next to Ferguson and had a teen encounter with its police, was the first tech employee in Cupertino as founding manager of computer research and development for Hewlett Packard in 1965. The late Dr. Frank Greene designed the circuit board for the Iliac IV supercomputer. Both belong to the Silicon Valley Engineering Hall of Fame. The late Ron Jones, labelled innovator of the decade in the 1990s, developed the raster image processor for large format graphics.
All this programming employs the Learning Garage (c) proprietary pedagogy as a psycho-social intervention for learners of African desecents. The Learning Garage analyzes 24 points of influence– a richer tableau on which to practice culturally responsive instruction.
Templeton (2008) found that only 20 percent of California social science educators practiced the tenets of culturally responsive instruction after reviewing self-reported descriptions of Black History Month activities.
A 2010 proof of concept experiment using the Learning Garage to present a biotech magnent for far below proficent students indicates that six weeks of immersion is needed to restore normal learning activity.
Instructional television is used to provide the quality control needed to scale psycho-social intervention to the school and district level. Draft immersion ordinances for districts based on the strategy designed in the New York State Freedom Trail by the Schomburg Center introduce a standards-driven rigor to the practice instead of haphazard, sporadic cosmetic gestures.
Maslow and his research thread posit belongingness as one of five elemental needs next to safety and security.
In a 2013 paper to AERA, this researcher postulated a theory of personal authenticity and perceived chance of success to explain the epidemic of "anti-knowing" which is completely obverse from centuries of black educational attainment. One hundred years after African American families across South built public schools with own funds and sweat labor, schools are being closed wholesale in black neighborhoods across the nation.
Although social science frameworks center on personal and community history in early years, African American youth get nothing from teachers or textbooks to aid them in forming an identity. Outside influences such as gangs fill in the vacuum.
How the African American Freedom Trail instills belonging
In our opening, we showed how individuals at the top of Maslow's pyramid were transformed by sites along the trail. Since 1991, educators using our anthology Our Roots Run Deep: the Black Experience in California, Vols. 1-4 have seen student gains within 60 days, particularly when using the fourth volume thematic lesson plans ( The Black Queen : How African Americans Put California on the Map)
Through ReUNION: Education-Arts-Heritage, there is now the ability to deliver such critically important content across the country throughout the 20 states with existing African American Freedom Trails.
The presence of a rich tableau of public commemorations such as the emerging infrastructure in Washington, D.C. provides visual validation and mass media reinforcement. Added to the Frederick Douglass House, Lincoln Memorial, Moorland-Spingarn Research Center and Smithsonian Museum of African Art have been the African American Civil War Memorial, Dr. Martin Luther King National Memorial on the Mall, Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture, Howard Theater and U Street Visitors Center.
In Harlem, historic churches like Abyssinian Baptist and St. James Presbyterian undergird institutions like the Apollo Theater, Schomburg Center, Alvin Ailey Dance Theater and National Black Theater.
Maryland's Commission on African American Heritage runs two state museums and has created a statewide curriculum on African American history. Georgia, Florida, Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana and Texas actively promote cultural heritage tourism at hundreds of sites in their states.
In addition to a system of markers and sites like the African American Heritage Trail in Washington, D.C. or the Black Freedom Trail in Boston, it is important to have moderated tours of these sites.
A great deal of the narrative of American history is actually fiction packaged as undisputed truth.
That means a substantial burden of evidence is needed to actually convey the evidence based facts of the central role of African Americans in American history. Walk along the streets of Philadelphia and one will be astounded to encounter a sign which describes Revolutionary War musician Francis Johnson as the "father of American music." At the African Burial Ground in New York City, one learns that the entire Mid-Atlantic seaboard was named Tierra de Esteban Gomes for the black Portuguese captain, who unlike Christopher Columbus, was the first to actually reach North America.
For 25 years, we have used tours to convey primary source data for African -American history in California. Tours give a geographical context, are compelling and provide confidence in what can be observed with the tourist's own eyes.
Documentaries and scholarly conferences like Preserving California Black Heritage which we began in 2007 also add inside knowledge and additional context. Dr. Oba T'Shala, co-leader of the United San Francisco Freedom Movement, said, they specifically described their effort as a "freedom" movement because they considered freedom derived from the Creator, and not something to negotiate about, as opposed to "civil rights."
Instructional media (books, video, integrated learning systems)
Effective culturally responsive instruction uses cultural referents to impart skills. Gilbert (2012) said in an interview for ReUNION that black children enjoy solving problems in their communities. Project based learning like the Potrero Progress biotech magnet defines a learning challenge not unlike a video game. While solving the challenge, students are oblivioys to the lessons being imparted. Afterwards, one can show all the new skills they have acquired.
Economic development
Our design for the California African American Freedom Trail gives students actual work experience with the research and design tasks involved in deploying the Trail. Most jurisdictions separate communities from their history by hiring specialist consultants with no ongoing stake in the community. The legislation creates a heritage corridor trust funded partially by sales of vehicle decals through the Department of Motor Vehicles.
Mental health
Immersion with success figures enhances resilience among the targeted population. At a post-Ferguson meeting at Glide Memorial, a public defender lawyer came up to the researcher and said, "I remember you!" After a moment of suspense, he recalled reading Our Roots Run Deep while in middle school. It inspired him to become a lawyer. Although six percent of California popluation is black, 45 percent of its foster children are black. They have neither school or family support for identity formation. Teachers without cultural competency have little chance of success and usually make things worse.
Paradoxically, black students in the Golden State attend a school system begun by a black millionaire of the 1840s, pass by three Underground Railroad churches founded in 1852 and have public art in prominent places describing how Calfornia got its name.
They have the academic example of Nobel Peace Prize winner Dr. Ralph Bunche or Dr. Robert Lawrence Thornton, walk in the classrooms where Johnny Mathis and Maya Angelou studied, and can observe the ports where naval heroes like Capts. William Shorey and Michael Healy departed from on vovages to the ends of the seas.
Yet, most counties in the state have no visible manifestations of black history. Like every society in human history, African American young people have to have a visible, available roadmap of normality and success. If teachers do not show students how and where they belong, those educators do not belong in your child's classroom.
John William Templeton is president of Venturata Economic Development Corp. and executive producer of its joint venture with the Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Foundation, ReUNION: Education-Arts-Heritage, the African-American children's network. He is editor of Our Roots Run Deep: the Black Experience in California, Vols. 1-4; Do Not Call Us Negroes: How Multicultural Textbooks Perpetuate Racism and author of Come to the Water: Sharing the Rich Black Experience in San Francisco; Cakewalk: a historical novel about the unsung creators of jazz; Silicon Ceiling 14: Equal Opportunity and High Technology and Impact Inequality with Investment: State of Black Business, 11th edition. All books are available exclusively at californiablackhistory.com. Templeton graduated with honors from Howard University with additional graduate study at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
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At Choice Awareness along the way of our development, we thought of different ways to be inspired. We wanted this for ourselves first, then for you.
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We sought out numerous ways: researching stories of people and their heroic actions, or learning about the standard-bearers who have become Moral Exemplar's, and reading about all sorts of historic events.
And, we can't forget the deliverers of "Paradigm Shift's" (Thank you Thomas Kuhn) which now seem to come from multiple domains, while pushing the compass needle north and setting new revolutions in motion.
We looked deeply and analyzed principles as a starting point, which encouraged us to continue seeking more ideas and alternatives. We were convinced that if we kept our minds on the spirit and language of inspiration, new ideas would come present over time. And...
The sense of it Showed-Up
To help us understand the universe of business coaching/mentoring and the competitive landscape, we engaged Kelly Conway. His report back to us was extensive and allowed an explanation of the market space, but more importantly the concept of an Aspirant, albeit in a somewhat different context.
It was exactly the insight that we needed: we gained an epiphany about what was possible with the concept and it resonated with us instantly.
Consequently for us, our evolving thinking about inspiration became a horizon point of view, much like a vision statement has you peek forward into your future. We were able to craft our own unique meaning of it.
Our DEFINITION of an Aspirant
Within the context of an individual where "Your Life is Worth Living" or for a business where "Your Business is Worth Growing" our definition of an Aspirant is as follows:
"We are people who together consistently aspire, remain engaged in excellence, discovery and worthy experiences which expand ourselves and others, all the while committed to beliefs, choices, actions and results which forward our purposeful living and our businesses".
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We invite you to ponder what we have defined here for a few moments: evaluating for yourself if the definition is something that you can stand inside.
We invite you to explore more about our ideas for an aspirant:
Introducing the Aspirant's Creed - what this can mean for you on a daily basis.
Aspirant's Qualities - those characteristics which define an Aspirant.
Intimate Intentions - the Author's story behind the design and creation of the Aspirant's Creed.
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If you find anything particularly compelling or insightful, or you are left with a sense of high energy, please feel free to send us your impressions and any comments you wish to make about these statements. We look forward to getting your feedback, and please Contact Us with what you experienced from our services and products.


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The Queen's PoisonerBook - 2016
"King Severn Argentine's fearsome reputation precedes him: usurper of the throne, killer of rightful heirs, ruthless punisher of traitors. Attempting to depose him, the Duke of Kiskaddon gambles... and loses. Now the duke must atone by handing over his young son, Owen, as the king's hostage. And should his loyalty falter again, the boy will pay with his life" -- back cover.
Publisher: Seattle, Washington : 47North ; [2016]
Edition: First edition
Branch Call Number: WHEELER J
Wheeler, J
Wheeler, J
Characteristics: 318 pages : map ; 23 cm
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Quite enjoyable. It's a nice riff on on Shakespeare and Richard III with a subtle magic system. It felt very Assassin's Apprentice. A castle both forbidding and fascinating to a child, a mentor assassin hidden away in the attics, magic with distinct sounds to it, dangerous kings and delightfully warm kitchens, and a knight with a big cloak for a scared child to hide in. The ending drifted toward melodramatic, and the kids don't always act like kids, but it's a charming, easy tale that plays with what could have beens.
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Gregory Gardner, DDS • Mark Glime, DDS • Brian Koch, DDS
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A beautiful, healthy smile is what the team here at Oral Health Associates strives to provide each and every patient. As a top Green Bay cosmetic dentist office, we offer a wide range of services from general cleaning to dental implants. We know just how important overall mouth health is, which is why we also provide TMJ treatment for those dealing with the pain and discomfort of the condition.
The temporomandibular joint connects the lower jaw to the skull on either side of the head. This joint is in motion almost constantly, helping with eating, speaking, and most other facial movements. When a patient experiences pain in the area of the temporomandibular joint, he or she may have a disorder, or TMD, that needs to be looked at by one of our doctors.
TMD can be caused by a variety of factors, including inflammation, stress, and genetics. Injuries to the face can also cause the joint to not function properly, which can lead to discomfort.
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SPARKS, Nevada — Tantus has unveiled its Fall/Winter 2013 Lookbook, an editorial spread to showcase its newest products.
In the Lookbook, inked model Brittni Jenae Grider shows off some of Tantus' latest additions, including the Snap Strap, Duke and Pelt. Completely breaking with the ethereal ambiance of its Spring/Summer 2013 Lookbook, the new gallery features contemporary street-wear and a grittier atmosphere.
"If it's not made by Tantus, then it's not really worth my time," said Grider. "I was thrilled at the opportunity to model for Tantus because I absolutely love their products and believe in their mission."
Grider, born and raised in the Reno-Tahoe basin near Tantus headquarters, modeled amid the lush local scenery. The photos convey a subtle sexuality, with no explicit nudity and an emphasis on natural beauty.
"Being able to expand and channel our marketing efforts into creative and unique ways, has helped establish our brand equity by shifting into different market segments and implementing strategies to capitalize on those specific markets," said Walter Hinchman, director of sales and marketing.
Tantus reps say the company plans on releasing new Lookbook galleries every season to represent their product line "through an inspirational and artistic overview."
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Leaders of the four districts in Chesapeake PETS for 2018-19 are: Susan Zachensky-Walthall (7600), Glenn Yarborough (7610), Rich Glover (7620) and Pete Booker (7630).
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Susan Zachensky-Walthall (Susan Z-W), is DGE for District 7600. A member of the Rotary Club of Lawrenceville, VA, she became a Rotarian in Santa Rosa, CA, and was named the District 5130 Rotarian of the Year in 2000-2001. She was elected president of her club for 2004-2005, but relocated to Virginia and joined the Lawrenceville club. A native of Alberta, VA, DGE Susan is a graduate of Old Dominion University, where she played varsity basketball. She has been an instructor and coached basketball in several schools, including ODU , Virginia Wesleyan and Christopher Newport,and is teaching now at Southside Virginia Community College. In District 7600, DGE Susan has served a number of club and district positions. She received the District Governor's Award as Outstanding Club President in 2009-2010 and served three years as Area Governor. She is a graduate of the Rotary Leadership Institute and a Paul Harris Fellow+3. DGE Susan and her husband, Zach, live on Lake Gaston.
District 7610
William Glenn Yarborough (Glenn) is the DGE for District 7610. He has been a Rotarian since 2005 in the McLean Club in Northern Virginia. He served as president of his club in 2010-2012 and has been named Rotarian of the Year both for his club and the District. DGE Glenn has been Membership Chair of 7610 since 2010. He serves the American Legion as Commander of the 17th District, representing 8000 Legionnaires in Northern Virginia. He was named Lord Fairfax by Fairfax County in 2016, in recognition of his many volunteer activities. A retired military officer, DGE Glenn is president of the George Washington Chapter, Association of the United States Army. He attended The Citadel and the University of South Carolina and is a Major Donor of The Rotary Foundation. DGE Glenn owns a government relations firm, is a member of the board of AIRBUS, and serves on the boards of numerous non-profit organizations. He and his wife, Betsy, have homes in McLean, Edisto Island, SC, and Thomson, GA.
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Richard B.Glover (Rich) is the DGE for District 7620. He is a member of Southern Frederick County Rotary, Frederick County, MD; one of four clubs in the county, comprising approximately 22% of the membership in the 61-club district! He is past president both of his current club and of the Johnson County Rotary Cub in Overland Park, KS, entering his 25th year in Rotary. DGE Rich has held a number of leadership positions, both in his clubs and in the District and was founder of the Frederick Rotary Pro Am, which has raised $101,000 after expenses in three years. He also was the team leadership member in a fundraising campaign with the Johnson County, KS Rotary clubs which supported an unprecedented $1 million in pharmaceuticals and medical supplies through Heart to Heart International to Mother Teresa in Calcutta, India. He was a member of an RI humanitarian mission to El Progresso, El Salvador. DGE Rich is a Paul Harris Society member, a Paul Harris Fellow +5 and a Benefactor. A Naval veteran, Pete is a retired healthcare executive and has served as a non-profit executive. His wife, Susan, also is a Rotarian, as is the youngest of their three daughters.
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Julian H. Booker (Pete) is DGE for District 7630. He has been a Rotarian since 1990, starting with membership in the Rappahannock-Fredericksburg club in Virginia. Since 1994, he has been a member of the Rotary Cub of Wilmington, DE as was club president in 2006-2007. In 2004, DGE Pete founded SmartDrive in response to the deaths of three teenagers whom he knew. SmartDive is dedicated to improving the driving skills of teenagers through an on-line and in-vehicle curriculum used in over 120 schools in Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania and South Carolina. He is the Executive Director and his wife, Susan is board secretary and grant supervisor. DGE Pete also is involved in a number of other civic and volunteer efforts He began his career in the radio industry at the age of 17 and graduated from the University of Delaware with a degree in Communications. His career included positions as on-air performer, program manager and general manager and concluded with a 23-year run as President/CEO of Delmarva Broadcasting, with 14 stations and one of the industry's first dedicated digital media operations.


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Kick-off of "Beef to Table" Program
Osceola Public Schools kicked-off its "Beef to Table" program on Wednesday, May 17. Students were treated to freshly grilled hamburgers, cooked to perfection by Superintendent Rinehart and Principal Maynard. Served with baked beans, fresh watermelon, and chips, the meal was a homemade treat. Check out the video here.


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- Place chicken breasts between two sheets of heavy plastic (resealable freezer bags work well) on a solid, level surface. Firmly pound chicken with the smooth side of a meat mallet to 1/8-inch thickness.
- Transfer chicken to a large baking dish and add French dressing. Cover and marinate in the refrigerator for 2 hours or overnight.
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C).
- Remove chicken from the dressing and shake off excess. Reserve the remaining dressing.
- Lay chicken breasts on a flat surface and spread several banana pepper slices down the center. Roll chicken around the peppers. Wrap chicken with 2 slices bacon and secure with toothpicks. Arrange bacon-wrapped chicken in a 9x13-inch baking dish. Pour reserved dressing over chicken.
- Bake in the preheated oven for 30 minutes. Sprinkle mozzarella cheese over chicken and continue baking until chicken is no longer pink in the center and the juices run clear, 10 to 15 minutes more.
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I liked this... I used peppered turkey bacon and a reduced fat cheese. The bacon and the sweetness of dressing was a nice combo and the creaminess of the cheese was delicious
I made this. It was delicious, however I tweaked it a little. Instead of French Dressing, I seasoned it and marinated it in Olive Oil and brown sugar. I also used Maple flavored bacon. Came out ...
oh my dear lord... this was too good! is a long process but is so worth it.


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Remember...You're good enough. You're smart enough. And doggone it, people like you.
Monday, August 15, 2011
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Remember...You're good enough. You're smart enough. And doggone it, people like you.
10 comments:
- If I Were God... said...
I tried to drop you a comment several times yesterday, but keep getting kicked out! Don't you want (notreally)god in your life?
- August 16, 2011 at 6:52 AM
- Azra said...
I'm touched. Not in a sexual way. I like men waaay too much :D Hope that vacation has kicked off to a great start!
- August 16, 2011 at 7:49 AM
- Angie said...
Of course I do!!! One of my others couldn't post either. Bad blogger!!!!
- August 16, 2011 at 8:29 AM
- Angie said...
I wouldn't touch you in the naughty way... it would just make my sis think she was right about me! LOL
- August 16, 2011 at 8:30 AM
- wagthedad said...
Thank you, Angie. I suck so much it took me this long to see this, but thanks. And I am not as cynical and bastardly as you think. I can be quite nice, when intoxicated.
- August 16, 2011 at 1:39 PM
- Angie said...
It's been less than a day and I usually don't let people know in advance that they are being featured. You're welcome to steal the button if you collect em!
- August 16, 2011 at 2:21 PM
- Azra said...
Hahaha... I can appreciate the beauty in anything. But my appreciation extends particularly to beautiful men. Check out my "Male Appreciation Society" if you'd like: http://on.fb.me/mysanctuary
It's open for all and sundry to erm... "appreciate" LOL ;D
- August 16, 2011 at 2:30 PM
- Linda Medrano said...
Angie, I love Wag the Dad. He is amazing! Now I need to check out Azra.
- August 16, 2011 at 6:16 PM
- Left Coast Guy said...
Azra Rocks!
I'm having delirious tremors. Hurry the hell back...but have fun first.
- August 16, 2011 at 7:43 PM
- pinkim said...
Hi Angie, Loved Wag the Dad! Stayed too long over there and now getting to bed late...sigh...only my second day back so really need to turn in. Have a great vacation! Kim
- August 16, 2011 at 9:53 PM
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There is one good thing to come out of these darker evenings and longer nights, the sky is that much more beautiful. The stars are glowing brightly and we're getting some gloriously clear evenings.
This means that when the supermoon comes around this November, you'll hopefully be getting a brilliant view of it.
There are times in the lunar cycle when the moon moves closer than usual to the earth, this is called the perigee and this November the moon will be closer than it has been for roughly 70 years! It just so happens that this point will coincide with the month's full moon, creating a striking supermoon that may appear up to 30% brighter and 14% larger than a full moon otherwise might.
The full moon will occur on Monday 14th November 2016, but because it reaches it's fullest point during the day time, it may be worth you searching the skies for it both on the night of the 13th and the night of the 14th November.
Take yourself somewhere nice and open, away from the light pollution of the city and just sit and stargaze for a while. The open spaces of the Yorkshire Dales are ideal for this. So while you're staying at Lodge Yard, you'll be in the perfect location.
With the next 'extra-super moon' not due to occur again until November 2034, it is certainly worth catching this one while you can... Remember to wrap up warm though!
Luci loves getting out and about for a good cycle ride or easy-going walks in the countryside, and thoroughly enjoyed the time she previously spent working for the National Trust. Her love of writing started from a young age and on rainy days nothing beats curling up in a secret corner with a good book.
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Lodge Yard, Askrigg is part of the Holiday Property Bond's growing portfolio of outstanding holiday properties throughout the UK and Europe, imaginatively created over 32 years to combine "home from home" comfort with total relaxation. Currently the portfolio features 35 holiday developments, all in stunningly beautiful locations across 13 countries, with over 1,400 individual villas, apartments and cottages.
For a summary of how HPB can give you and your family a lifetime of wonderful holidays and the risks as well as the benefits of an investment please read "How and how much" below.
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HPB is all about holidays. There is no other return from your investment and your capital is at risk. You can surrender your investment back to the company after two years or more (subject to deferral in exceptional circumstances) but you will not get back the full amount you invested. What you do get back will reflect initial (25%) and annual (2.5%) charges, costs and changes in the value of the properties and securities in the fund in which your money, after charges, is invested.


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ExplosionStudio -> PowerMode!
With the New Year here I thought this a VERY appropriate project to highlight. :)
ExplosionStudio -> PowerMode
Visual Studio Power Mode
An extension that attempts to clone the power mode in Atom found here : https://atom.io/packages/activate-power-mode
Feel free to fork and submit pull requests, I'm excited to see what we can add.
Unfortunately, I couldn't figure out how to get the current text colour so for now it is just customizable.
Settings can be found in the Tools > options >Power Mode menu.
Update 1.1.5 Release Notes
- Fixed settings loading issue
- Added random colour options
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Bulova 1947 His Excellency "AA"
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Manufacture Year:1947
Movement Symbol:47
Movement Model:10AK
Movement Jewels:21
Case Serial No.:8658892
Case shape:Round
Case Manufacturer:Bulova
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21 Jewels. 10K Gold Filled.
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William Smith
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Here's a 1947 Sears catalog snippet showing Princeton (and Statesman). Note the dial for Princeton. I believe Plains has the actual Sears catalog from which this ad was originally scanned.
Its unknown to me if subject watch is Princeton or His Excellency AA.


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The military marketing campaigns are unique and do pass CopyScape and are Panda and Penguin friendly (Google's two main algorithms)
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