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Spikenard Essential Oil is a product of Edens garden prepared in Nepal. It's an original rhizome extract obtained from the roots of Nardostachys
It's a native herb of Northern India,
This also has been mentioned in the Bible, where it is told as the therapeutic solution used by Mary as an ointment for
The oil is being prepared and used for therapeutic purposes and is a thick extract of the herb roots with a pungent smell and harsh aroma with an earthy feel.
How it looks, feels and smell?
This essential oil comes in greenish or slightly yellowish color. It's a thick liquid that is highly viscous as well as smoothly textured. The smell of the oil is pungent, earthy and very strong.
Method of extraction
This is obtained by steam distillation process of the herb roots. The liquid thus obtained is a thick concentrated extract with all the beneficial ingredients obtained in their original form.
Best to use for
The essential oil obtained via spikenard is best to be used in aromatherapy session to treat wrinkles, cuts, wounds, rashes, migraine and also for treating wrinkled skin. It has strong healing power and it can help wounds heal quickly and it also reduces pain.
Perfect blends with Spikenard
The spikenard essential oil can make some perfect blends with other essential oils like Pine, spice oils, Patchouli, lavender, clove Juniper and Lemon. These blends are best for healing and pain relieving purposes.
This oil is available in a dark colored glass bottle of 10 ml and can be used either for aromatherapy or other benefits that can be drawn by using this miracle essential oil.
But this oil is not to be taken in orally in its original form or without any expert prescription. Neither it should be applied directly to the skin. Rather, it should be diluted according to the given prescription by a certified professional with water or any other oil or ingredient.

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Twitter abuzz with World Culture Festival
New Delhi: The three-day World Culture Festival, which began here on Friday after much uncertainty for many days, was the big talking point on micro-blogging site Twitter.
"And it's raining as world culture festival begins. We can conquer man, not nature!," tweeted a noted journalist, perhaps expecting a washout of the event on its first day.
Ashoke Pandit, a film maker, viewed more optimistically the rains that accompanied the start of the event.
"Rain God Celebrating #WorldCultureFestival with the participants. Blessings," he tweeted.
The official twitter handle of the organisers — World Culture Fest@WCF2016, said:
"Heavy showers at the venue have not dimmed the spirit of the Dhangari Dhols at the #worldCultureFestival!"
Eyewitness account said rainbow was sighted over the venue with people cheering "it's a miracle".
The cultural extravaganza, organised here by Sri Sri Ravi Shankar's the Art of Living Foundation, invited controversy for the choice of the venue, namely the ecologically sensitive Yamuna flood plains, and for receiving government help.
The event was dragged to the National Green Tribunal which castigated the organisers and the government agencies for flouting environmental safeguards and fined the Art of Living Rs.5 crore.


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Cycladic Nomads: A Tale of Adventuring on the Greek Islands.
Wild camping on nudist beaches, avoiding angry shotgun wielding Greek ladies and showers that give you electric shocks. Just your average family holiday.
"One of the many wonderful things about travelling; the adventures that you experience, the places that you end up visiting through simple acts of kindness."
Accompanied by my sister, Fiona, the renowned editor in chief of LeftRight Repeat, and our father, Marc, it was a yearly summer tradition for us to spend a fortnight on the Greek islands. Usually flights booked just a couple of weeks before, we relied on only our trusty Lonely Planet, a sleeping bag each, and a backpack with a few days worth of clothes. Every year the plan was to travel lighter than the last, never an easy feat, especially homeward bound as our bags became stuffed with trinkets and inflatable lilos, not to mention, the sand from sleeping on beaches had a tendency to weigh us down.
These holidays usually began with a midnight arrival in Athens airport, then a brisk bus ride to the port, Piraeus, where it was custom for us to celebrate having narrowly made our flights by sleeping in a cafe until the next ferry out of the mainland.
Our adventures began in 2003 on the island Serifos. We stayed in a campsite inhabited mainly by young travellers and backpackers. Some of these backpackers weren't so much there for the all Greek experience, but more for the cheap wine, namely the French guys who found themselves hurling over the tents of other campers in the middle of the night, luckily, not ours. This was also the place that I was granted permission to ride on the back of a motorbike, as well as being explicitly told not to relay this particular event back to my mother. However, I was four years old, and couldn't not tell mum of course.
The next island this year was Koufonisia, where we became reacquainted with some accomplices from Serifos. To reach the campsite a 2-mile walk in the dark was required on account of us having missed the bus and it now being 1am. After the expenditure of blood, sweat and tears, we finally made it to camp.
The most memorable aspect of the campsite was its facilities to people ratio. Two hundred people, 7 showers. To make matters worse, after the forty-five minute wait for a shower, the shower handle would electrocute you when in direct contact with human flesh. Needless to say, two years later, this camping site closed down due to the inadequacy of the facilities. My father recalls me enjoying an ice cream whilst sat on a fellow camper's lap while she was in an immense state of hungover, myself still blissfully unaware of the perils of alcohol at my ripe young age.
Our final stop was Hydra; a small, stunning island just off the coast of Athens where we jumped off rocks into the water, while our dad expertly demonstrated his belly flop.
2004 took a similar fashion to the previous, yet with less movement, and more beach. 2005 was more of a family holiday to Cyprus.
2006, the year of the giant beans. That's about it… we ate a lot of gigantes plaki, which are, it has to be said, extremely delicious. This holiday took place primarily on the island, Ikaria. We camped on the beach and my sister and I learnt the art of enticing turtles out of a pond with biscuits.
Anafi, one of the more remote Cyclades islands, was the island visited in 2007. We met two travellers on Roukolos beach, called Antonio and Zeita. I recall Antonio playing a song on his guitar for my birthday on that beach, and I still have in my possession the watercolour picture of the beach that Zeita painted for me. It was here that we returned one afternoon to find our tent poles missing/stolen, and thus ended our reliance upon a tent, opting instead to shove our backpacks behind a tree and sleep near the shoreline to keep cool and ward off mosquitos. We were blissfully happy camping here, now tentless but happier than ever, and took to feeding lizards with tomatoes from our sandwiches at the beach. It's the simple pleasures really. This year's adventure also included the several mile alternate route around a beach that was inhabited by a Greek lady with a shotgun, a somewhat terrifying experience actually. Essentially a mad old Greek woman brandishing a gun threatening to use it if we didn't get off her land.
2008 was spent mainly on Iraklia. Upon arrival some locals took us to explore a nearby cave. This is one of the many wonderful things about travelling; the adventures that you experience, the places that you end up visiting through simple acts of kindness. I like to think it follows the 'pay it forward' lifestyle. It was on Iraklia that we resided on a nudist beach and I can safely say that I am scarred for life to this very day. We also ventured to Domousa, but sadly this was too touristy for our taste. With no suitable beaches to camp on for free, we opted to sleep behind a wall at the port where a ph-phat puddle splash woke us every time a car passed. And so, we returned to Iraklia where I first acquired my love for the game backgammon, or as the Greek call it, tavli.
We finished the trip with a return to Hydra where we rode donkeys and again jumped off the rocks. I also learnt to hate the sun through a particularly bad experience of sunstroke, which is now merely a hazy memory of the whole port spinning. The holiday ended with us in Athens enjoying our purchases from Tanakis' Souvlaki, and haggling with old Greek shop owners, both common Greek holiday traditions for us.
2009 brought us back to Koufonisia, which, even in the space of a short few years, we found remarkably changed and tourist stamped. This is partially due to its famed pink sand beaches. Travelling on to Kato Koufonisia, its smaller sister island, we found a secluded beach which suited us perfectly, though we spent less time in the water than usual due to our fear of sea urchins and the horror stories we'd been fed by locals. Later we also visited Santorini, an island known for its breathtaking sunsets and rugged landscape. Santorini is what remains of an island devastated by a volcanic eruption in the 16th century, now littered with quaint blue and white houses that overlook the clear Aegean sea. Whilst it is perhaps a little more touristy than our usual customs, we still made some memories. On Santorini, waiting outside a supermarket for our dad, I befriended a German Shepard who then proceeded to follow us for the rest of the day and into the evening and eventually decided to camp with us that night. I named the dog, Jaffa. I won't lie I was disappointed when I checked its collar later to find its name was Leila. We avoided the typical tourist trap by seeking out a beach to camp on, which, as it transpired, was very stony and not all that comfortable. But, we'd spent a fair while trying to find somewhere to camp, and it was pitch black by this point, so it'd have to do. On the plus side, we had Jaffa to protect us. And she did so ferociously, barking semi-manically when in the morning a few early risers had made their way down to the beach.
"Cut into the rocky hill above the beach we had now claimed as our campground, was a seafood tavern, complete with a zipwire from the sea to pulley fresh fish up to the kitchen. "
Santorini's more touristic ways meant less hitchhiking could be done, resulting in the rental of a BMW convertible that I can only describe as the colour of puke yellow. Shortly after hiring it, our father made the questionable decision of driving across the beach, wedging the car in some sand, and forcing us to seek help from a couple of Greek men in speedos to dig the wheels out.
2010 was a very different holiday. Brighton is not the UK equivalent of the Greek islands for anyone wondering.
Let's jump ahead to 2012. I know we're crazy to not stay in London for the Olympics, but…well… we just don't care. We headed to Sifnos, now with our dad's girlfriend (now fiancée) Magda, in tow, and rented a couple of bikes for the four of us. Fiona perhaps a little too zealous on the turns came out with a rather gravelly foot injury, which was not a pretty sight. Later, enjoying the view of the sea at a beach restaurant, what seemed like thousands of cats approached us, begging for food and making us realise just how many strays Greece has.
On to Folegandros, now one of our all-time favourites. This began with a sweaty one-hour walk over a hill, only to find on the other side, there were boats we could have taken for the ample price of just one euro. Cut into the rocky hill above the beach we had now claimed as our campground, was a seafood tavern, complete with a zip wire from the sea to pulley fresh fish up to the kitchen. Soon realising the logistics of walking to and fro town each night, and not wanting to spend all our money in the restaurant above, we stocked up on supplies, including a 5-litre plastic bottle of wine to keep my sister and dad happy. We met a couple of Swiss ladies, Martina and Jenny who presented us with their circus talents which included stick juggling and tarot reading. Needless to say, my future is prosperous as a writer.
Also on the beach was a lady who sold jewellery she made from beach finds, shells, pretty stones and the like. Incredibly, this was the same lady we had met way back in 2007 and she was able to fix a necklace my dad had bought from her five years earlier. This trip ended, predictably, back in Athens at Tanaki's Souvlaki.
Onward to 2013: Amorgos. Just me and my dad this year as Fiona was in the Southern Americas, finding herself or some such. Amorgos is the island on which the Luc Besson film, The Big Blue, was shot. After the brisk Express Scopelitis boat journey, on which I may or may not have been sick, we arrived at the port. Having enjoyed the use of motorbikes the year before, and without Fiona to induce any foot related injuries, we took to a nice 50cc. After a couple of days, we figured that this wasn't quite getting the job done and upgraded to a 125. It's a truly a magnificent island that I'm sure I will return to one day.
These past few years haven't seen any more Greece trips with all that's been happening. Fiona went away travelling and to university, Marc and Magda have had another baby, giving us a little half brother, and are in the throes of starting their own property business, and I'm sitting my A-levels soon to head off to uni myself. It seems that the Greece chronicles have been put on hold for the time being, but they have by no means ceased. Greek island trips are a tradition that have been in the family a long time, and will no doubt continue through the generations.


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By Francie M. Israeli, Vice President and Managing Director Washington, D.C. Office
Often considered stodgy, beholden to tradition and resistant to change, the U.S. Congress can now firmly claim one very modern addiction – social media. During President Obama's State of the Union address this week, Members of Congress (or, more likely, their staff) tweeted more than a thousand times from their official Twitter handles, according to the New York Times.
The State of the Union itself was strongly positioned for spreading the message socially. The White House promoted a mobile-friendly "SOTU" website that streamed interactive content and additional material during the speech; heavily pushed the use of hashtags; tweeted White House-approved sound bites prolifically during the speech; and held Twitter conversations with White House officials the following day. The White House also released the entire text of President Obama's speech via Medium, an online publishing platform founded by Twitter's founders.
Engaging virally with voters spreads far across the aisle, of course. Earlier, Speaker of the House John Boehner (R-Ohio) garnered significant attention through social and traditional media when his office posted on his official blog a Buzzfeed-esque "listicle" of GOP-approved responses to one of President Obama's policy positions, all cleverly illustrated with GIFs of Gen-Y pop queen Taylor Swift.
Rep. Boehner's post drew some criticism, but also hefty praise from savvy pundits who understand that on the road to the White House (or any major office), candidates cannot bypass one critical voting public – younger voters. (In Boehner's case, the Taylor Swift post was particularly effective because it specifically addressed an issue that resonates with this set – the cost of college education.)
Younger voter turnout in the 2014 midterm elections was generally weak, but this voting bloc was greatly important to the Democratic victory in the 2008 and 2012 presidential elections. And as the inevitable march toward the 2016 General Election begins, both parties are well-served, having cultivated the attention and loyalty of young voters early and where they are more likely to be reached: online.
As the Pew Research Center's Journalism Project has reported many times, the vast majority of Americans get their news digitally. Pew also notes that users of social media are also sharers – at least 50 percent of users share content online, and nearly half use social media to discuss news and important events.
These are important facts not only for politicians seeking votes, but for any campaign that seeks to influence or change the behaviors of Millennial Americans – who, according to census data, are quickly outpacing the Boomers in terms of population.
The importance of crafting compelling stories and creating content that is inherently and easily shareable are not new concepts, but with social channels now driving instead of reflecting the conversation, they are more important than ever. Our elected officials in Washington have finally become very wise to the power of well-crafted social engagement.
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Located in the south of Martinique, 5 km from the picturesque fishing village of Sainte-Luce, tucked away at the end of Anse Mabouya, Hôtel Corail Résidence welcomes you with simplicity and cheerful hospitality. A smaller-scale establishment with 25 units ideal for a calm and relaxing stay. With a breath-taking view of the Caribbean and the famous Diamond Rock, this Residence delivers quality professional service attentive to your needs.
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Xyphedrex Review
Xyphedrex talks about helping you to finally lose more weight. With Xyphedrex, you will finally be able to burn more fat, effectively suppress appetite, and otherwise show certain results that you might not otherwise expect.
With Xyphedrex, they promise that you will finally be able to take control of your body, promoting the activity of a hormone known as CART while properly suppressing its mortal enemy known as NPY. They talk about helping your body to naturally work with you instead of against you. But the major question in many minds is, does this all actually work out?
Xyphedrex ingredients include dicaffeine malate, chocamine, synephrine, and phenylethylamine
The Truth
Xyphedrex does actually have potentially powerful ingredients. These ingredients can actually give you all that they talk about. They burn more fat, control your appetite levels, control cravings, increase natural energy, and they even lift mood and give you greater antioxidant benefits in general. So ultimately speaking, it has more than the average diet pill, and Xyphedrex has greater amounts than the average.
We would definitely recommend checking out Xyphedrex. As far as the hormone related claims, we cannot really be sure. However, we are sure about the benefits. Xyphedrex has clinically proven ingredients that can promote all of the weight loss benefits that they talk about and frankly speaking all of the weight loss results that really matter. So we would say that Xyphedrex is definitely worth the time and effort, and unlike so many others, it will come through.


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1) I got the AKINA shirt when I got back from Honor Band, its awsome!
2) I have two different kinds of ear infection, one in each ear as well as strep throat. It's great...
3) Going shopping tomorrow for a Civilization Cooking Project for monday, as well as paying off the rest of my dress.
4) Need to meet with Casy sometime this week to play more Duke of E. stuff.
5) Started playing a new MMORPG called Perfect World - It's by far my most favorite I have played yet. I might not acctually get tired of this one.
6) Downloaded the new BoA and Ayu albums - they are both fantastic. BoA's is really upbeat and urban, sounds like the Pussycat Dolls cross breed with Britney Spears, only not so sex focused... I put a video of a Preview of the album below, my Favorites are I Did It For Love, Did Ya, Eat You Up, Scream, and Touched. And yes, Scream is the same song that ANYBAND also covered from the German (?) band Monrose. I also like the English version of Girls on Top, but not as much as the original.
As for the Ayu album, its one of my favorites of hers. My favorite by far is Sparkle, the video is amazing!! I really like the title track NEXY LEVEL as well, its a nice cool off song, not really a ballad but not really that upbeat either. There are only a couple tracks I don't like that much, but I am sure they will grow on me eventually.
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BoA Album Preview
Ayumi Album Preview
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The indigenous Moroccan people are the Berbers, and although now outnumbered by the Arab population, the Berbers are still found in many areas and their way of life has survived over the centuries mostly intact, with desert camps and camel trains, and colourful carpets and pottery.
Morocco's landscapes are as diverse as its people, with Mediterranean and Atlantic coastlines, the towering Atlas Mountains, the rolling dunes of the Sahara and the bustling ancient cities.
No trip to Morocco would be complete without taking in the sights, sounds and smells of the souks and Djemma-el-Fna square in Marrakech. The rising scented smoke from the food stands, colourful silks and spices stacked high, and the call to prayer reverberating around the square.
Morocco's rich history is evident in cities such as Fes, where many things are still done in the 'old ways'. You can wander the narrow alleyways and witness the process of making leather, which hasn't changed for centuries. The country is also littered with Roman ruins such as the excavated city of Volubilis, with its towering columns and captivating mosaics.
If history, culture and delicious rustic cuisine aren't enough to whet your family's appetite, then what about adding some time on the fabulous beaches? The historic harbour city of Essaouira has a vibrant atmosphere as well as a beach popular with water sports enthusiasts and sun worshipers alike.
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Don't know what I'm gonna eat for my lunch, then I went to Puri Indah Mall, walked around with my team. Going everywhere and hhhh, we don't know what we gonna eat! Haha
But and then, one of us, make a choice, we should eat at Little Penang, Malaysian Foods.
Then, take the menu book and don't know which is the special menu. Haha. Okay, for shorten time, I choose this, Deep Fried Balacan Chicken. Looks so crunchy, yes, of course! It consist of chicken's drumsticks and wings, served with dry noodles (I don't know what kind of that noodles, haha).
Very Tasty!
For those who want to try little eat here, just come in! :)
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GHPC's Jimmy Dills Published in SaportaReport
Access to quality, affordable housing is critical for supporting good health. For individuals and families with tight budgets, high housing costs can lead to tough choices between making rent and going to the doctor, between keeping the lights on and buying healthy food, or even between being part of a community or becoming socially isolated.
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A protein based diet has been the key to my success when it comes to my healthier relationship with food. We have all been there – the guilt. "I shouldn't have eaten that. How many calories are in that? That portion size was too big. It's going to take a week of running to burn that off."
I get so tired of feeling guilty putting food into my mouth. I mean enough, is enough. I figure to stop worrying about all that, I need to change what I am eating all together. These days, my that food is protein and there are no guilt strings attached.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not perfect. Some days, snicker bars are lunch.
So, it's no surprise I plan my entire grocery trip around protein. The kids and I eat protein for every meal and I work vegetables and carbohydrates around the main course of meat or eggs.
For me, buying meat is a no brainer but for some you might not be sure where to start. There are a lot of protein rich foods out there but how can you find them? Here are a few steps to help you incorporate more protein in your diet.
Step 1: Decide what proteins satisfy you.
Do you like red meat or light meat? If you are vegetarian what foods are protein rich? For us, we go straight for meat. I don't like to eat too much of one kind of meat protein in one week. So, at the grocery I pick up:
1. Chicken Breast
2. 93/7 Ground Beef
3. 93/7 Ground Turkey
4. Pork
5. Red Meat (like sirloin steak or stew meat)
6. Eggs
7. Bacon
Whatever meat protein you don't use that week can go in your freezer for the next!
methylprednisolone tablets 32 mg Step 2: Find what proteins are easily available to you.
If you are needing to go out of your way to acquire proteins, you aren't going to keep them regularly in your diet. At my local grocery store, you can find all kinds of cuts of meat but I'm not always willing to pay for those cuts. Steak is a treat and I like to only spend $8-$11 per pound but I am not going to buy a $8 steak at Cub Foods. I will pay $11 to buy steak at the local meat & produce market where I know I am getting the best meat for my money. Plan grocery trips around where you find your favorite proteins. For example:
1. Ground Beef, Turkey, Lunch Meat, Bacon, Eggs – Super Target or Local Grocery
2. Steak, Loin/Roasts – Local Meat Market
3. Specialized proteins like: soy, chia seeds, quinoa – Whole Foods
Step 3: Know what recipes will go with your proteins.
I know if I buy chicken breast I can: put it in the crock pot, bacon wrap it, bake it or grill it. I can get away with buying two portions of chicken breast and use it twice that week. For example, Monday I will put chicken in the crockpot for tacos and Friday my husband can grill the other portion when he gets home from work. Make it a priority to have a few "go to" recipes for each protein and then a few recipes you can search for later using Pinterest to change things up. Here are a few recipes I like to get you started:
1. Chicken Breast (1, 2, 3)
2. 93/7 Ground Beef (1, 2, 3)
3. 93/7 Ground Turkey (1, 2, 3)
4. Pork (1, 2, 3)
5. Red Meat (1, 2, 3)
Step 4: Save Your Leftovers.
Even in you have only a few slices of chicken or a few tablespoons of taco meat left over, save them! Small amounts of protein are perfect for putting on salads, making a sandwich, or snacking on throughout the day. I like to make extra eggs in the morning to eat after my runs or to eat in the late evening when I am craving a salty snack. You can see my Instagram loves pictures of my late night eggs with Sriracha!
Step 5: Have other protein rich foods readily available to you.
My favorites include:
1. Yogurt or Greek Yogurt
2. Protein Bars
3. Fruit like Cantaloupe
5. Beef Jerky
6. Cheese Sticks
7. Chocolate Milk
8. EAS Lean Protein Powder
I hope this post can help get you started if you are looking to incorporate more protein in your diet! There is no one way to protein and I'd love you hear how you eat protein at your house, too!


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Tour Itinerary
Day 1: Kathmandu Arrival
Arrive Katmandu check in into hotel. Overnight stay at the Hotel.
Day 2: Kathmandu - Local
Kathmandu is one of the three former medieval city-states in the Kathmandu Valley, along with Bhaktapur and Patan. After Breakfast Enjoy a morning sightseeing tour featuring key sights around the Kathmandu Valley; the Hindu Shrines at Pashupatinath on the Bagmati and the large Buddhist Stupa at Bodhnath, center of Tibetan Buddhist culture in Nepal.
Day 3: Kathmandu
After breakfast Kathmandu is yours to explore. By western standards the city is intimate. Visit the many interesting sights, shrines and markets or stroll in Kathmandu's fascinating Asan Tole Bazaar. Don't miss Durbar Square, Thamel or the Kings Palace.
Day 4: Kathmandu Returns Back To Your Country
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The package cost is subject to change at the time of booking due to any changes in hotel cost and Hike in transportation & Airfare cost 50% of Tour Cost needs to be paid in order to confirm the booking Cultural show, Light and Sound show subject to availability at the time of booking. According to the season we can change the hotels to the same level or more luxury Category. Package cost may be change due to changes in pax. Travel Stoppage or its sub agent is therefore not responsible for any loss, injury sustained by the tourists, including those occurring outside the touring programs. Additional expenses incurred due to delay, accidents, natural disaster, political actions and unrest must be borne by the tourists. Program, prices, services and conditions are based on those valid at the time of issuing this voucher and are therefore subject to change without advance notice before or during the tour Subject to New Delhi Jurisdiction only.


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Massive 26,000 sq.ft lot in prestigious Deer Lake area, with potential to subdivide into 2 lots. Existing Custom-designed & quality built solid home sitting on the front of the lot. 5,360 sq.ft living space is well maintained by the Original owner. Featuring 4 spacious bedrooms and a den upstairs w/3 full baths, and two rental suites including 5 bedrooms, 3 baths on the main. 8 zone hot water radiant in-floor heat. 4 covered garages. This elegant house is in the highly sought-after Buckingham Elementary catchment! A must-see! Open House: Aug 18. Sat. 2-4pm
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Nova Scotia's Lost Highways
At the turn of the nineteenth century, road travel in Nova Scotia was still in its infancy. Many Nova Scotians still preferred water routes, and those "roads" that did exist were often little more than blazed trails not fit for wheeled vehicles. But it wasn't long before roads were established around the province to allow for a steady increase in traffic and sophistication of vehicles.
Author Joan Dawson has used nineteenth-century maps and surveys to not only trace the paths of these old roads, but to explore the residents and businesses that sprang up along them. She follows the roads out of Halifax to Windsor and Truro (the "Great Roads") as well as the oldest post roads along the Annapolis Valley, the South Shore, northern and eastern Nova Scotia, and even Cape Breton. These earliest highways, now mostly forgotten or buried in wilderness, reminds us of the hard-working crews and surveyors who defied geographical difficulties to make travelling easier for Nova Scotia's residents.
Featuring 40 maps and illustrations, Nova Scotia's Lost Highways is a fascinating history of early travel in the province.
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I wish I had had an invitation to the 2011 Chanel Cruise Collection which took place in St Tropez. Models arrived at the harbor town via luxury speed boats. The resort collection sets the tone for summer fashion and I would love nearly every piece in my wardrobe. The collection was heavily inspired by the jet-setter traveling to exclusive destinations with a simple holiday wardrobe.
The collection was a riot of pastel pink and turquoise alternating with romantic whites and simple, neutral tones. Models strolled down the runway barefoot in ruffles, flowing dresses, dainty gingham print bathing suits, sophisticated stripes, and sweet colour-block dresses. Georgia Mae Jagger closed the show on the back of a motorcycle with her one of her dad's songs playing in the background. Check out some of my favourite looks for the show. I'll have one of everything please!


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This essay examines the interplay between the return of China's national oil companies (NOCs) to international mergers and acquisitions and China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).
China's NOCs emerged as big buyers of international oil and natural gas assets in the mid-2000s and early 2010s before abruptly curtailing their overseas purchases in 2014–16. This sudden pause in their global acquisitions was largely the result of the collapse in crude oil prices and the targeting of the oil industry by President Xi Jinping's anticorruption campaign. Now that crude prices have stabilized and Xi's crackdown on corruption has moved beyond the oil industry, the NOCs are slowly returning to international mergers and acquisitions. However, this new phase of buying is likely to be characterized by fewer concerns about resource scarcity, more disciplined decision-making, and more partnerships with foreign firms. China's NOCs will look for opportunities to capitalize on BRI to demonstrate that they are supportive of Xi's signature foreign policy initiative. However, most, if not all, of their acquisitions are probably ones they would have made in the absence of this initiative.
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Lambkin Creative Giraffe Hat/
With school starting and Fall on its way, it is time to pull out the hat patterns! My kids love fleece for hats, but want variety. I take them to JoAnn Fabrics when they have the fleece on sale and let them pick a few different fabrics. I can see I will be making this hat from Lambkin Creative a couple times this season! And you can too! Use the coupon code REVOLUTION. It's good for $4 off a purchase of $9 or more through September 30.
Hi there, Andrea here from The Design, The Stitch and The Wardrobe. For a change, I'm not going to have much to say, I loved it.
I needed an extra project like I needed a hole in the head. I have so many costume orders in my to-do list with Australian Book Week and Halloween coming up, and even as I was typing to Robin to say that I wanted to do the review, my common sense was screaming ''are you mad"?
When I saw the gorgeous picture of this hat though I knew I needed to give it a shot. It's just too cute, everyone loves giraffes. The only issue that I found had nothing to do with the pattern. It was the lack of giraffe fleece available at local fabric shops. That is why my hat has a slightly 'leopard-like' quality to it ;)
It's a fantastic pattern, a perfect beginners project and given enough imagination I think it is a great base pattern for other animals too. It would be easily changed into a croc, maybe a dragon, a cow maybe even a reindeer the list is endless.


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Five years on from her last Australian visit, Feist returns with a full band in tow and a brand new album under her belt. Pleasure, Feist's fifth studio record and first in six years, reflects on secrets and shame, loneliness and tenderness, care and fatigue and is at its core a study on self-awareness.
Pleasure builds off the warm naturalism of the Polaris Prize-winning Metals and emerges as Feist's most formally defiant and expansive work so far. And while each album marks a departure from the next, Pleasure finds Feist again showing the extraordinary depth of her artistry.
Feist's towering live performances have gained her worldwide acclaim, with the musician swinging between whispers and wails, from luminous ballads to the unhinged guitars also heard in her work with Broken Social Scene.
"It is impossible to listen or watch her and not fall in love' – Faster Louder
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The villa was designed by the famous architect Andre Svetchine and features his signature such as the rare old terracotta floors throughout, antique fireplaces and glazed lava tiled bathrooms. Nestled into the hill above the picturesque village of St. Jean, assures the stunning panoramic eastward sea-views from all rooms. The living room has a working antique stone fireplace, a dining table and accesses both the breakfast terrace of the master bedroom as well as the pool area. The loggia area offers a fireplace, both for ambiance and/or cooking, a table with seating for 12 and large panoramic windows that slide into the wall opening onto the exceptional 180 degree view of the village, St. Hospice and the sea with Italy in the background. There is a water cascade built into the rock beside the pool,which can be floodlight and heated. The village with its numerous shops, restaurants, port and several beaches is only minutes walk away.
Public Transport: Public transport is very good in the region. The villa is 5 minutes walk from the village, where you can find all daily essentials: 2 very good butchers, 2 bakeries, fishmonger, little supermarket, wine shop, flower shop, newsagent, etc, as well as a multitude of restaurants and cafes. There is a bus to Nice bus terminal from the village almost twice an hour all day long (not at night and not Sundays). From there you can connect to a vast network of regional buses, ie St Paul de Vence, Biot, the mountains behind Nice, La Turbie etc. Beaulieu sur mer is only 20 minutes walk away (or a five minutes bus ride) and from there you can connect to a bus (every ten minutes) to Monaco/Monte Carlo. Beaulieu also has a train station with several trains an hour to Monaco or on to Italy, and the other way to Nice, Cannes or Antibes. There are several taxi companies available in the village. There are two car rental agencies in Beaulieu where you can rent on short notice a car for any lenght of time.
Water sports & beaches: There are many brokers locally who offer boats (sailing or motor) for rent, daily and long term, with or without skipper. Several places offer watersports such a water-skiing, wake boarding, pedalos, kite surfing or fun trips for children on plastic floaters.
Paloma beach (offering sun-bed rentals, full restaurant service, shower, changing rooms, water ski, wakeboading, windsurfing etc), the central village beach, 'Les Fossettes' beach and 'Les Fosses' beach are all only a 5 minutes walk away. 'Plage Passable' on the west facing side of the peninsula with great views at sunset with sun-bed rental and full restaurant service is 15 minute walk away. The beaches of Beaulieu sur Mer and Villefranche are a 5 minute drive away.
Walking - Hiking and Culture - Museums: There are many walks on and around the peninsula, for example around the little cap of St. Hospice, approx 45 minutes or al the way around the Cap Ferrat, approx 1.5 hours. The walk to Beaulieu sur is approx 20 minutes.The area on the coast behind Cap Ferrat is immediately quite mountainous and there are many trails which can be explored or hikes to be done with guides, both in summer and winter season.
There are several local museums in St. Jean (Villa Ephrussi Rothschild and Vila Kerylos, Museum of sea shells) and the area offers a large amount and variety of other cultural institutions larges based on the rich cultural heritage of the area (Nice: Museum of Modern Art, Matisse Museum, Chagall Museum; St. Paul de Vence: Fondation Maeght; Antibes: Picasso Museum; various Chapels with murals from Cocteau; many seasonal art exhibitions and festivals. The local tourist office has up to date information on all of this. There is also a Zoo on Cap Ferrat.
The villa is just as pictured and while there are no pictures of the kitchen, it is extremely well equipped and has everything you might need and more with yet, another stunning view from the window.
La Bougainvillee is perfectly situated in Cap Ferrat with the most amazing views of the sea and surrounding cities. The grounds and garden are stunning and we loved sitting out each evening after our excursions. You can walk to the bakery and the marina where you will find many restaurants and a few shops. We also walked to Beaulieu sur Mer and Villefranche sur Mer, took transit to Nice, Monaco, Italy, Eze, etc and always enjoyed coming back to such a lovely home. We were there Oct 1 - 8. Given the time of year, it was a lot quieter and cooler than during the summer, yet the weather was perfect (low to mid 20s Celsium) with no rain.
The owner, Wolfgang was extremely responsive, and did everything to ensure our stay was perfect.
I've recommended this villa to many people and would not hesitate to return again. It was absolutely perfect. Thank you!
Our family of 8 stayed at La Bougainvillee in June 2018 to celebrate my husband's 50th birthday. This wonderful property was the venue for what we will always remember as the holiday of a lifetime. A very well appointed Provençal villa with commanding views, excellent outdoor living spaces and in close proximity to the wonderful town of St Jean Cap Ferrat. The villa is exactly as described in the owner's summary. Easily enough space for 8 adults to cohabitate comfortably. The outdoor loggia was an exceptional space for evening dining and entertainment and the views of the coast from this and the outdoor terrace are exceptional. The kitchen is well stocked with all kinds of equipment to allow you to whip up your favourite Mediterranean feast. The location of Cap Ferrat to it's neighbouring towns is connected by beautiful coastal walkways which are a must do as is a trip to the Villa Ephrussi. Cap Ferrat is a long way from NZ but we hope to return there one day to this very special place.
This villa is simply amazing! The views from EVERY window are unparalleled and the decor is in the highest taste- chic and at the same time comfortable. Each bedroom with its en suite bathroom truly gives each guest a sense of total privacy. We and our six guests dined nightly in the dining pavilion and no 5 star hotel could offer a better experience. The kitchen was well appointed with place settings for at least 8 people and all the cooking utensils/pots/pans one needs. One can walk to town and to five different beaches! The owner is charming and attended to all details as well as being quickly available to answer any questions during our stay. This is a magical place.
This is the second year that we stayed at this property and we will returning next year. The villa and the grounds are beautiful, comfortable, well maintained with wonderful sea views. The plan affords privacy for all of the guests and it has modern appliances, etc. Wolfgang, the owner, was very helpful in connecting one of our guests with the appropriate doctor when she had a medical issue. Also, if there is a maintenance issue, it is taken care of immediately. We were so relaxed that my wife and I did not want to leave.
Very well laid out villa, all very comfortable and beautifully decorated. Fantastic location, near the village, walking distance to everywhere on the cap. Stunning views, always changing. Owner was extremely responsive to all our questions and helped us organise our stay. Higly recommend this villa on all fronts.
The house is lovely with very tasteful decor and wonderful places for spending time together as a family or having some peace and quiet. The views of the Mediterranean are stunning from the veranda, the kitchen, the living room and the master bedroom.
We rented the villa over the Christmas holiday, which ruled out using the pool and even limited he time we spent on the veranda, although the outdoor fireplace, the heating lamp, and a nice bottle of red wine provided enough heat to be comfortable.
The kitchen is small but well equipped for cooking meals at the house, which we did on Christmas Day. The village is a quick 5 minute walk with a nice boulangerie, a Casino market, and a few restaurants and shops. We enjoyed getting fresh baguettes and croissants every morning.
Wolfgang was very helpful and attentive and made us feel welcome and at home in the house. We would recommend this lovely villa for families or friends who want comfortable luxury in a serenely beautiful setting with all the activities available in Nice within 20 minutes.
The beautiful village of St. Jean is located on the prestigious pine tree covered peninsula of St. Jean Cap Ferrat, The village is nestled around its charming port and offers numerous shops, restaurants and cafes.
The beaches are all well kept and some offer beach club/restaurant facilities with a variety of watersports. Four beaches are only a 5 min walk from the villa.
There are many walks around the peninsula with stunning views onto Beaulieu, Cap d'Ail, Italy or Cap d'Antibes and Nice. From St. Jean one can easily explore the region along the coast or up to the mountains. The closest ski resorts are only 1 1/2 hours drive away. The large city of Nice with all its attractions, beaches and shops is only 15 minutes away and on the other side Monaco/Monte Carlo glitters with its Casinos, Luxury hotels and gourmet restaurants. Italy is just a short train ride or drive away and attracts with its picturesque market and variety of food.
Golf: The golf clubs of Monaco, Opio, Mougins and Cannes all welcome visitors and are only a short drive away.
Ski: There are a number of good ski resort located close enough for a day trip. For example Isola 2000 and Auron in France or Limone in Italy. All can be reached by car - approx 1 1/2 hours drive or by public transport. There is also a large variety of accommodation in these resorts and it can be booked over the internet.
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The United Performing Arts Fund is proud to announce our 2018 UPAF Campaign to support our world-class performing arts scene and making Greater Milwaukee a wonderful place to live, work and play.
UPAF's 2018 Campaign Co-Chairs are:
The Campaign Launch event will be held Monday, March 5 at Milwaukee Repertory Theater and will feature a Q&A session with Michael Tucker and Jill Eikenberry, the husband and wife co-starts of the iconic TV show, "L.A. Law." Tucker spent three seasons as an actor with The Rep.
The UPAF Ride for the Arts, sponsored again generously by Miller Lite, will be held on Sunday, June 3 with the start and finish at the south gate of the Summerfest grounds. This is a great family-friendly outing where riders collect pledges to make an every greater impact on our area's cultural assets. Some exciting changes have been made to the event including youth pricing to make sure the Ride is more affordable for families and the 5-mile family route! Click here for more information and to register today.
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Linus Lam Network News
convention coverage report of
Anime Boston 2007!
Welcome to another edition
of Linus Lam Network News for 2007! This news report covers our trip
to Anime Boston 2007 for a huge weekend of anime and manga enjoyment and
a whole lot more for 2007! Held at the Hynes Convention Center and Boston Marriott Copley Place in Boston, Massachusetts
over the weekend of April 20-22nd, 2007, Anime Boston 2007 saw lots of attendees ready to party on with a bunch of
dedicated artists, live performances, and plenty of opportunities to hang
out with fellow anime and manga fans. Our exciting trip to Anime Boston
2007 starts here! Coverage you can count on, here at Linus Lam
Network News!
|Highlights: Various live programming events kept the attendees well-covered throughout the weekend.
Guests of Honor came from near and far including Yasuhiro Imagawa, Hiroshi
Iwata, Junji Nishimura, Kenji Terada, Greg Ayres, Laura Bailey, Troy
Baker, Luci Christian, Colleen Clinkenbeard, Brina Palencia, Mike
McFarland, Travis Willingham, Robert and Emily Dejesus, Bettina M.
Kurkoski, Christopher Bevins, Grant Moran, Mike Sinterniklaas, Tom
Wayland, and David Williams. Big events included Cherry Blossom
Ball, Cosplay Contest, Anime Music Videos, Karaoke, Anime Lounge, Charity
Auction, Hentai AMV COntest, Swap Meet, and Cosplay Human Chess. Panels and workshops included
Adult Swim Revolution, American Animation, Anime on DVD, Anime Songwriting
Workshop, Artist's Critique Circle, Asian Brushpainting, Fansubbing,
Western Symbolism in Anime, Character Creation, Copyright for Artists,
Cosplay 101, Cosplay Ethics and Philosophy 101, Cosplay Props and
Weaponry, Cosplay Psychology, WebComics, Small pres Publishing, Evolution
of Comics, Fan Fiction, Gaia Online, Student's Guide to Tokyo, Japanese
Language Basics, Leelee's Wig Workshop, Manga Lettering and Retouching,
Plushie Workshop, Japanese Baseball, Chibi Project, Yaoi Press Industry, and lots more.
This year's trip to Anime Boston
saw lots of inspired costumes from numerous anime and manga characters and more! Chart-topping displays for this year included characters from
Howl's Moving Castle, Princess Tutu, Vampire Hunter D, Fate Stay/Night, Legend of Zelda, Eureka Seven,
Bleach, Tsubasa, Final Fantasy, Naruto, and much more! Please check out more cosplay photo coverage from our
Anime Boston stock convention archives!
|Miscellaneous: From Artists Alleys to Art Shows, Anime Music Videos to casual conversations with esteemed Guests of Honor, shopping inside the Dealers Hall to participating numerous panels, you can always find something to do at Anime Boston. Game shows are a good staple of casual and inspiring entertainment. Anime Boston certainly had a good wealth of that with Anime Name That Tune, Anime Unscripted, Iron Cosplay, and Voice Acting Contest. More participation? Get involved with the Karaoke Contest, Iron Karaoke, or just strut your stuff at the Dance nights with some top-listed DJs!
Come check out more cosplay and events photo coverage from our Anime Boston stock convention archives!
Be sure to visit the next Anime Boston!
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Coming to the new Playwrights Theatre of Baltimore in May: the world premiere of "All Dressed Up And Nowhere To Go," a comedy by Catherine Filloux. Here's a synopsis: "Filloux's play, transpiring over the course of a snowbound night at a Buffalo, N.Y., motel, examines a chance encounter between the world of cross-dressing and the world of the Amish." I know it sounds predictable -- yet another play about the age-old struggle for identity and acceptance -- but I'll take a chance with a ticket to this one.
To know the unknown
Sharp-eyed readers Mary Pat Massarelli and Marcia Simonetta spotted an interesting classified in The Sun last Friday: "ANYONE knowing the whereabouts of Bryson White whose last known address is unknown, please contact. . . ."
A sour note
You're Michael Harrison, the dashing general director of the Baltimore Opera. Your company is performing "La Boheme" at the Lyric. It's Wednesday, the national day of mourning for Richard M. Nixon. At 7:30 p.m., just before the curtain, you walk on stage to welcome your patrons and remind them about the coming opera season and the importance of paying for ticket subscriptions in a timely manner. Question: Do you acknowledge Nixon's death and ask the audience for a moment of silence? Or do you just skip the whole thing? With good intentions -- the Nixon funeral was under way precisely when "Boheme" was set to start -- and a good amount of bravura, Harrison opted for the former. But as soon as he did, he was heckled loudly and profanely by a man -- I'm guessing he was a tenor -- sitting a few rows beyond the orchestra. (How would you like to have spent the evening next to that guy?) Then, after an astoundingly brief moment of silence -- I'm guessing it was the length of a hemidemisemiquaver -- Harrison dashed off stage. As for


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Wrapping 2017 has been a blast for us and leading into 2018 has been very busy already and it's just getting started! As we've been upgrading our finishing rooms to keep up with the lightning fast pace of newer and bigger formats, we've been extremely busy.
For 2017 US Open Tennis, Glue graded over 30 hours of 6K Red Weapon dailies for ESPN's Shania Twain package that was used extensively throughout the tournament.
We also had a good presence at the Sundance Film Festival this year finishing 2 films premiering. "Jane Fonda in Five Acts" from director Susan Lacy with producers Jessica Levin and Emma Pildes and "RBG" about Ruth Bader Ginsburg from directors Betsy West and Julie Cohen.
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If New Zealand isn't near the tip top of your bucket list, these pictures of my trip to the south island are sure to convince you. I could have spent months exploring this beautiful country, but sadly did not have time to make it to the north island in a week's time. As stunning as these pictures are, they simply don't do the scenery justice. Trust me, you have to make this trip across the globe for the adventure of a lifetime.
OH MY GOD. Unbelievably jealous and living vicariously through you. Can't wait for more pictures.
Wow all of these photographs are absolutely amazing. I'm totally with Brittany, I'm completely jealous.
Wow I have never even considered New Zealand for a trip and now I am totally am. Your pictures are gorgeous, cannot wait to see more!!!
what a beautiful place. You look great.
SO beautiful! Love the pictures 🙂
OHHH MYYYY. The most beautiful place we've ever seen, hands down. Cannot wait to go back already!! Great pics lovely xxx
Gorgeous! What a beautiful spot for a picnic! New Zealand is definitely on my "must see" list!
Absolutely incredible! Ohio is so cold and blah right now so I'm living vicariously through your amazing summery adventures 🙂
As of right now, my plan is to go there next spring! I will be hitting you up for suggestions- the pictures look GORGEOUS!
These pictures are gorgeous and look like you had a wonderful trip! I hope you get the picture of you and your boyfriend each holding a glass of wine with the mountains behind you looking all fabulous framed. It's a great pic 🙂
Beautiful pics, I hope you explore the Far North too!
So lucky to call NZ my home x
Seriously breathtaking!
Seriously breathtaking!
SO BEAUTIFUL! I've gotten the chance to go to NZ twice and I absolutely love it there! Can't wait to go back! So jealous! I'm excited to see your other pictures too! 🙂
Those pictures are gorgeous! It's definitely on my bucket list.
Oh how I want to go to NZ! Those pictures are all gorgeous, that view with a glass of wine sounds amazing!
Um, how is it even possible that your photos are THIS GORGEOUS?! SO jealous, looks like an absolutely amazing time!
Gorgeous pictures lady. just gorgeous!
Ha, I was just saying the other day that another blogger was just torturing me with all the gorgeous photos of NZ–I've wanted to go for a long time, and it keeps moving further up my bucket list. I get that itch any time I see pictures! New Zealand has to be the top place for stunning pics.
Those pics of the winery distinctly had me thinking of the Mirkwood kingdom in Desolation of Smaug. 😉
I am trying to plan a trip to go to New Zealand when I head out towards Australia hopefully sometime next year. It looks so gorgeous out there, your photos makes me want to go right now though!
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Wow. NZ looks gorgeous!!
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Adopt a cat during the Ontario SPCA Midland & District Animal Centre's "iAdopt Urgent Appeal" adoption blitz
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - Midland, ON (September 2, 2016) – The Ontario SPCA Midland & District Animal Centre will be taking part in an "iAdopt Urgent Appeal" adoption blitz to help find homes for the recent influx of cats in their care.
From Saturday, Sept. 3 to Sunday, Sept. 11, ALL ADULT CATS will be available for a special adoption fee of $50 each at the Ontario SPCA Midland & District Animal Centre. The average cost of care for one cat over the course of its stay is $458. All cats are spayed or neutered, microchipped, come with a gift of six weeks of pet insurance and are up to date with their vaccines.
The goal of this iAdopt Urgent Appeal is to find loving fur-ever homes for as many cats as possible. By adopting a cat, you can help ensure space becomes available for other animals in need.
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My apologize for short announcement.
Next VTMC's meeting will be held as following.
Date: Saturday, Feb 18 18:00 - 20:00
Venue: Takatsu Shimin-Kan (1min walk from the Musashi-Mizonokuchi Sta. of Tokyu Denentoshi Line or Mizonokuchi Sta. of Nanbu Line)
We will have In-House Speech contest in the next meeting.
All guests are welcome and please feel free to visit our meeting!
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Surgery Success
The night before surgery Jesse was told not to eat or drink anything after midnight. We were scheduled to arrive at the hospital at 10:00 AM the next morning. Of course, they called us around 8:00 to tell us to wait until 1:00. Poor Jesse had to go all day without anything to eat or drink. That was probably one of the worst parts. We dropped E off with our neighbor around noon and made our way to the hospital. As with most hospitals, everything took longer than expected and Jesse wasn't taken back for surgery until almost 3:00.
Before he went back he made a little note on his leg to remind the doctors what they were supposed to be doing. I'm sure they were really amused.
Luckily the surgery only took about 30 minutes and Jesse was out of the anesthesia recovery room in less than an hour. I was SO nervous about seeing him when he came out. I think I'm still a bit traumatized from the last time when he just looked so sad and pitiful. This time he came out with a smile on his face!
They took us to a separate recovery room so that he could eat a bit and let the drugs wear off completely. Pain wise he was feeling pretty good at this point but he was definitely nauseous. It wasn't fun but it was about a million times better than last time.
We were finally discharged around 6:20. Jesse was already up and about on his crutches. I was really worried about whether he would be in too much pain but he felt pretty good. He also left with two pretty crazy souvenirs.
It's pretty weird to think that those were just in his leg hours before.
We were both pretty nervous about him going back on the operating table but luckily this procedure wasn't anything nearly as bad as the first. He's made so much progress pain wise so we were really nervous about how this would affect that. It's been two days and he is recovering really well. We are both so excited and feel like a huge weight has been lifted. This was the big step needed to get him up and walking without crutches. He'll return to physical therapy next week and soon after he'll be able to start putting some weight on that leg. The goal right now is to have him walking without crutches by the beginning of January.
It has definitely been a very long process but hopefully it can only get better and better from here. I can't wait for the day when we can burn those crutches! :)
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- Stephanie said...
So glad to hear the surgery was successful, and relatively easy. Hoping this is a major stepping stone on his road to recovery. And those are some big screws!!
- November 15, 2013 at 8:48 AM
- April said...
Great to hear the surgery went well. It's always so scary when someone has to go under. I pray he heals on time and gets to be walking in 2014!
- November 15, 2013 at 10:01 AM
- Jessica @ Better Together and Forever said...
So glad to hear that Jesse's surgery went well! That is crazy to see the screws that they took out of his leg. LOL
- November 15, 2013 at 11:13 AM
- Gabriella said...
So happy to hear the surgery went well. Those screws are crazy! Praying for a speedy recovery and no more crutches!
- November 15, 2013 at 12:15 PM
- ~Dawn~ said...
So glad the surgery went well. Here to hoping for a very speedy recovery!!
- November 15, 2013 at 12:31 PM
- Emily Powell said...
So glad it went better this time around! Those things are huge! Crazy!
- November 15, 2013 at 2:54 PM
- Lyndsey said...
Woohoo! Glad everything was a success and less traumatic for you all this time around! Those are some crazy big screws! Maybe y'all can have a New Year's Eve bonfire and throw those crutches in! :)
- November 15, 2013 at 5:38 PM
- Natalie said...
I am so glad the surgery went well!
- November 15, 2013 at 8:24 PM
- Mandy said...
So glad that his surgery went so well and that he is recovering great! Prayers were heard!! :) Now we're just praying that he is up and walking around by January so he can be done with the crutches for good!!
- November 15, 2013 at 9:39 PM
- ajs {of MN} said...
i am so glad that surgery went well! fast healing wishes for jesse!
- November 19, 2013 at 12:11 PM
- Mateya said...
I'm so glad to hear it went well! Those screws are huge! Yikes!
Praying for a speedy recovery!
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Monday, March 21, 2011
Dining Room Table Makeover Part 1
I've been wanting this table for a while. Not this "type" of table, but this very table. Before we ever met, I knew EXACTLY what I wanted, and I kept my eye out for what seemed like a zillion years. I finally found this beauty at the ReStore buried under a bunch of junk:
Price tag? $80. After waiting til just the right time, and the best bargaining of my LIFE, I got her for $40. Yep. She's a beaut. I know. Just look at those legs. hot momma! seriously.
I should also just mention that this is the HEAVIEST table I've ever owned. Thus, this job took place in the dining room, and it was hard to get a good picture of the whole thing at once. But you can rest assured that the back end looks just like the front end. (not something you want said about you, right? :)
First, we sanded her down just to get the shine off. Then we gave her a coat of Aqua Bond. (This stuff is amazing. It adheres to ANYTHING and I L-O-V-E it.) Although it is pricey, but it is worth it... but it is pricey. Like $60 per gallon.... yark... (you could just use kilz or just sand it really well and not prime at all. )
I'm starting to get excited. I've been able to see this in my mind for weeks, and now it's starting to emerge for real, and I can barely contain myself.
Let me introduce you to three of my best friends. Floetrol (I'll get to that in a minute), my handy paint pail (you can tell she's been around the block a few times, but I don't like to judge) and of course, paint. I'm not a HUGE Behr fan, but on this project it really worked well.
I broke out the gallon of heirloom white that I had matched to the spray paint can at Home Depot. Here's a secret that I learned from Kate: Floetrol.
It is amazing. I added it to the paint, and seriously, it was like painting with butter. I will never paint furniture without it again.
Check out the lack of brush marks here:
All I have left to do now is distress this lovely lady, OH and a secret AWESOMENESS is happening to the tabletop so STAY TUNED!
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First, you seriously brought tears to my eyes with you mention of how I inspired you. I had no idea blogging would be so rewarding in this way. Anyway, thank you!ReplyDelete
Second, this is a great table and such a wonderful bargain! I can't wait to see how it turns out. You have to share it at Furniture Feature Friday when it's done.
Lastly, you have the start of a wonderful blog, here. Your photos are great, I love the colors and header. You're off to a great beginning and I wish you the absolute best in this journey. You are going to have a blast!
Yeah...it's late. Just ignore my typos! :)ReplyDelete
Love the detailed steps, those really help those of us who are craft-challenged!ReplyDelete
I can't wait to see the finished product!! I love to see what comes out of that crafty head of yours!ReplyDelete
mmmm.... (insert drooling sounds here)... wiping my chin!ReplyDelete
Love it Faith. Perfect for your house. I will have to give the Floetrol a try.
Heard nothing about it in Faux School.... guess a few pots of coffee and several late night blog searches would have been cheaper ; )
Great start to your blog!!!ReplyDelete
Fondly, Tami
floetrol. great tip. i'm going to check it out! thank you!ReplyDelete


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Nothing More have been proving themselves to be a total force in hard rock, thanks to their latest album "The Stories We Tell Ourselves" which came out just a couple of weeks ago. If you thought the band was slowing down in any way, you're dead wrong, as their perfectly titled song "Don't Stop" will let you know.
The song's industrial percussive hits propel the song forward, adding a different and aggro texture to their music. Singer Jonny Hawkins' voice is intense on the track, battling against the thumps of the song with screams, before sinking back to his smooth bluesy singing. The video starts with a man on his headphones being harassed by some Matrix, Agent Smith looking guy in a suit. As the man in headphones keeps walking away to ignore it, several more people join him, before they all take off running away from the men in suits when they realize they're being followed.
Eventually they all arrive at the warehouse where Nothing More is performing, just in time to see Papa Roach's Jacoby Shaddix drop his verse of the song. Shaddix and Hawkins go back and forth with their parts, with the rest of the band beginning to up the intensity and screams during its bridge. Eventually the men in suits arrive back on the scene, and are erased from existence thanks to the power of dance from our original hero.
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- 22 NOV - Pumphuset (Copenaghen, DK)
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- 27 NOV - Hydrozagadka (Warsaw, PL)
- 28 NOV - Futuruum (Prague, CZ)
- 1 DEC - Legend Club (Milan, IT)
- 2 DEC - Dynamo (Zurich, CH)
- 4 DEC - Melkweg (Amsterdam, NL)
- 12 DEC - Kavka (Antwerp, BE)