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Slovene Learning Online (SLO) is a freely accessible online course in Slovene for foreigners, developed at the Centre for Slovene as a Second and Foreign Language in cooperation with the company DigiEd. The course is for all those who wish to learn Slovene on their own in a simple, playful and effective way.
First choose your language by clicking the flag icon.
Then you must register. If you are already registered, log in here.
Do you already know Slovenia well? Have you heard of Mount Triglav? Have you ever eaten potica? If you want to get to know Slovenia better, watch the short animation which will tell you what is special about it and what it is known for.
The best way to get to know Slovenia and its people is through the Slovene language, which has a long spoken and written tradition. The animation below will tell you about the language. If you learn the odd Slovene word while you are watching, then the Slovenes you meet will be very pleased.
The Slovene alphabet has 25 Latin letters. Anything unusual? The Slovene alphabet does not contain the letters q, x, y or w, but it does have č, š and ž. The sign above these letters is known as a caron or hachek. The pronunciation is not difficult. The letter ž sounds like the letter s in the English word 'pleasure', š like sh in 'show' and č like ch in 'cherry'. scroll up.
Would you like to give your phone number in Slovene? Or write down the phone number of a new Slovene friend? Well, learning the numbers in Slovene is not all that difficult. You need to learn a few basics and then you can ring your new Slovene friend.
The courses offered by the Centre for Slovene as a second and foreign language at foreign universities are taken by more than 3000 students each year. Do you still not speak Slovene? Then click here.
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Seniors want to live independently in their homes and remain active and healthy. Spectrum's services help our senior neighbors with a fresh, hot, nutritious meal; social interaction; fall prevention exercise and tips; and a warm, energy efficient home.
Many people know that the Senior Nutrition Programs Meals on Wheels & Congregate Meals receive funding from the Federal government's Older Americans Act, but what you may not realize is over half of every meal is unfunded. Further, our Fall Prevention classes and workshops receive no Federal or State funds. The difference in funding is raised through grants, special events, and generous donations from people like you.
Spectrum Community Services, Inc.
2621 Barrington Court, Hayward, CA 94545-1100
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a fancy twisp of crystal mistakeinly periwinkled deep blue
beautiful sounding word with aweful connotation
This word has the prettiest vowel sound in "oo". The invisibe "h" behind the "w" and the unpronounced "b". The settling effect when prounced. One of my all time favorite words for he sound, not the connotation.
on a search for the two most beautiful words when pronounced together. Womb is definatley the second word for me.


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"As a mother comforts her child, so will I comfort you." Isaiah 66:13 NIV
Part of me finds comfort in this verse, but another part of me does not. Does it mean as I comfort my kids or the ideal mother? When my children are hurting, either physically or emotionally, I would stop at nothing to ease their pain and comfort them. But other times, when their distress is whiney, annoying or uncalled for, I couldn't feel less comfort. I know in my heart that God is better; He is perfect and meets us exactly where we are, giving us exactly what we need. I still haven't figured that out completely as a mother, but I'm glad that I have a perfect God from whom to learn.


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TITAS presents
Grupo Corpo
Winspear Opera House
Passion lives in the Brazilian DNA.
For more than 35 years, Grupo Corpo has channeled the Brazilian spirit, using it as a sort of mantra that inspires their passionate, cultured and memorable dance works. With their own unique language of movement, Grupo Corpo captures the soft, sinuous form of ballet—stoked by the fiery influence of Latin American dance—and creates a smoldering, sensual experience unlike any other. The company's physical virtuosity—with inexhaustible dancers moving to relentless rhythms—is matched only by their highly conceptual storytelling. The result is something innovative, exciting and altogether authentic. Grupo Corpo was founded in 1975 in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, and quickly earned a reputation for developing its own theatrical language. To date, the company has created 35 choreographies and more than 2,200 performances. Annually, Grupo Corpo maintains 10 ballets in repertoire and gives 70 performances a year in places as distinctive as Iceland and South Korea, the United States and Lebanon, Italy and Singapore, the Netherlands and Israel, France and Japan, Canada and Mexico, and now… Dallas.


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Sunday, November 29, 2009
Thanksgiving Day Hot Apple Pie
There was the usual cast of characters...the Turkey and stuffing and gravy and two kinds of potatoes...mashed and sweet. Veggies galore...and no pictures or recipes used. The same in my head way of doing things for the last 30 odd years of making the dinner...Of course there was the pumpkin pie with softly whipped cream, there would be mutiny with out that.
I did try a new apple pie recipe which we loved...
Martha Stewart's Spiced Apple Pie....
I was going to make the top crust all cut out leaves. But instead of taking all that time I just made a simple top crust and etched in a tiny little apple and leaf at the very top of the pie. If you look closely you can see it...
Here is a link to the complete recipe...I did mix my apples. Half Gala and half Granny Smith...
Martha Stewart's Spiced Apple Pie
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I just read about her pie:) You did her proud:) I see ..I looked closely enough:) So pretty and rustic looking..ReplyDelete
Jacques adores apple pie..and it's his first request ..
Rustic is GOOD! This apple pie looks divine. Heavenly. Ethereal. Especially when it's basking in that glorious sunlight! Beautiful, Linda! Just beautiful!ReplyDelete
Yes rustic is always perfect for me. LOvely pie and I like the etching, the ups and downs.... everything a homemade pie should have and look like!ReplyDelete
Thank you my sweet friends!ReplyDelete
Sorry I've been AWOL Linda ~ReplyDelete
This is a beautiful pie, I can only imagine how delicious it was. :)
I spy! Tastespotting loves your stuff, and rightly so. ((hugs))
Thanks so much Mary...ReplyDelete
it is hilarious really!....FG said I had lighting/composition problems...
What a beautiful pie, Linda. Your crust is perfect. Would love a big slice with some ice cream.ReplyDelete
Linda, your pie is a beauty. I can just imagine how good it tasted, warm with vanilla ice cream.ReplyDelete
The boys said it was one of the best...I really think it was the apples...ReplyDelete
The pate brisee is always no fail...
Thanks for stopping by sweeties!
Gorgeous pie, Linda!! Apple pie is DD's favorite. Next time I will try to make one identical to yours!!ReplyDelete
You're right about how it's not easy to get it right, but yours looks just perfect. One of my husband's favorite desserts.ReplyDelete
Stopping by to send HBD wishes to your J! I know you'll be having a wonderful celebration. xoxoReplyDelete
It looks like it just came out of the oven on a warm summer morning.. great ligh!ReplyDelete
Thank you my dears...ReplyDelete
I love your blog lostpastremembered...we share a love of old things...thanks for stopping by!
It was a sunny autumn Thanksgiving morning...just right for a pie!


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Making a connection is essential for the well being of people living with Alzheimer's.
There are four special activities that can typically reach and engage people at any point in the disease's progression, even with those in the later stages who may no longer talk or smile, let alone recognize love ones.
By Marie Marley
Alzheimer's Reading Room
Caregivers are sometimes amazed to find that their loved ones can suddenly function at a higher level when involved in certain types of activities.
When choosing entertainment it's important to select things loved ones enjoy and are capable of doing at their state of the disease.
If you try to engage with people who have Alzheimer's the way you did before they developed the disease, you may end up disappointed, disheartened, and probably depressed.
Engaging with these people at their current developmental level, however, can lead to unexpected pleasure – even joy - for both of you!
Some special activities are virtually guaranteed to reach persons at all stages of the disease.
The four most common are 1) Being visited by a child, 2) Being visited by a pet, 3) Listening to or performing music and 4) Observing or creating artwork.
Let's look at each individually:
1. Being Visited by a Child
It's a well-known fact that children can reach people with dementia at a deep emotional level that adults often cannot. Blank stares may remain blank when an adult enters the room, but when a child comes in, those stares may turn to smiles, even for patients in the latest stage of the disease.
Children can play with patients just as adults can. If you need some specific ideas check out the Alzheimer's Association website, which has a list of 101 things a child can do with someone who has Alzheimer's.
Arranging for a beloved grandchild or other young child to visit may be just what the doctor ordered. (When doing so, of course, be sure the child wants to visit and feels comfortable doing so.)
2. Being Visited by a Pet
Much like children, animals can often touch people with Alzheimer's more deeply than people can. Ed, my life partner who developed Alzheimer's typically ignored me completely whenever I took my little Shih Tzu, Peter, to visit him. He gave all of his attention to the dog.
I'm reminded of a mid-stage Alzheimer's patient at the facility where Ed lived who always had a blank expression on her face and never answered my greeting. I never heard her talk to anyone else either. But her eyes always lit up when I took Peter with me. Then one day when I arrived without him she spoke to me for the first time ever, asking "Where's the dog?"
There was another incident with a late-stage Alzheimer's patient whose face Peter licked when I held him up for her to see. I told her Peter didn't usually "kiss" people he didn't know, and she immediately answered, "Dogs are very selective." That was the first lucid remark she'd made for months.
3. Listening to or Performing Music
Music also has the power to reach Alzheimer's patients on a profound level. It may have positive effects on their health and social functioning.
After listening to music, some are clearly calmer, in a better mood and more outgoing than before, which improves the quality of life for both the patient and the caregiver.
Music has even been found to help those with dementia retrieve some memories their caregivers had assumed were lost forever.
Often times late stage Alzheimer's patients can sing songs, including the lyrics, long after they've lost the ability to recognize loved ones, dress themselves, or remember what happened five minutes earlier. You may even find that music is the only thing to which some late stage loved ones will respond.
For more specific ideas about how to use music to engage people who have dementia you can refer to my previous article on that topic.
4. Observing or Creating Artwork
If your loved one is able to go out, a trip to an art museum could be very beneficial. Just looking at art, much like listening to music, has been shown to calm dementia patients.
Working on art projects is also an excellent activity for Alzheimer's patients because it uses a part of the brain that is less affected by the disease.
People living with Alzheimer's can often still create striking art work that allows them to express themselves and connect with their loved ones – even when they can no longer speak.
You can arrange various types of art projects for you loved one. Common activities include painting with water colors, coloring with crayons, making scrapbooks or molding objects out of clay.
As with all of the other activities mentioned in this article, it's important for you to participate in the process by sitting beside and interacting with the person during the process of creating art.
So there you have it – children, pets, music and art. Try them out. I hope one or more of them will be rewarding to you and your loved one in some way.
Marie Marley is the award-winning author of the uplifting book,
Come Back Early Today: A Memoir of Love, Alzheimer's and Joy.
Her website (ComeBackEarlyToday.com) contains a wealth of information for Alzheimer's caregivers.
Related Articles in the Alzheimer's Reading Room
- What is the Difference Between Alzheimer's and Dementia
- Test Your Memory for Alzheimer's (5 Best Tests)
- Problems with Balance, Walking, Falling an Early Sign of Dementia
- How Do Alzheimer's Patients Die?
- Answers to Your Questions About Alzheimer's and Dementia
- The First Sign of Alzheimer's Short Term Memory Loss
- 10 Things a Person Living with Dementia Would Tell You If They Could
- Communicating in Alzheimer's World
- The Seven Stages of Alzheimer's
- 16 Things I Would Want, If I Get Dementia
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What is a UK home insurance policy?
A UK home insurance policy provides financial protection for those who own or rent their home against any disaster occurring as a result of water or flood damage, fire, vandalism theft and in many cases, accidental damage.
A UK home insurance policy is made up of two main different parts of the insurance policy, buildings cover and contents cover, but may include additional extras like boiler cover, which looks after the cost of repairing or replacing a boiler should it stop working, or appliances warranties which extends the warranties of any appliances in your home so that you're always covered, whatever happens to them.
How does a UK home insurance policy work?
A UK home insurance policy looks after your home in many different ways, but should your home or any of the items within it be damaged or stolen as a result of fire, theft, storm or flood damage, water damage or vandalism, then the insurance company will pay out a lump sum to enable you to rebuild or replace the damaged items.
UK home insurance policy – buildings cover
The first part of most UK home insurance policies is the buildings cover and this is the most expensive part of the cover. Those who rent their home, or who own their home through leasehold may not be responsible for the building, and may not need this aspect of the cover.
Buildings cover provides a customer with complete cover for the actual structure of their home, and this includes any internal fittings that are permanent, including kitchen units and worktops, and any bathroom suites or built in wardrobes.
Buildings cover also looks after any external walls and fences, gates and doors and any outbuildings including the shed and the garage.
UK home insurance policy – content cover
The most common part of a UK home insurance policy is the contents cover, and this includes a customers carpet, and all the other contents of their house, shed and garage.
UK home insurance policy contents cover looks after all of the furniture, clothes, shoes, kitchen utensils, appliances and cupboard contents, including food and also looks after the food found in a freezer and fridge.
When you take out contents cover as pat of a UK home insurance policy, you will be asked to estimate the value of the contents of your home, and it's important to be careful, as many people underestimate and then find that they will not receive a big enough pay out as a result to replace everything they owned before.


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What's one tip you'd give to moms struggling to make time for physical activity?
It is easy to make excuses about fitting a workout into your schedule when you don't have a goal for yourself. When I am having a difficult time staying motivated I choose a race or choose a mileage goal for running for my week. Once you have a goal established it becomes a lot easier to get into a routine. Once you get started you will start to feel more energized and will reap the positive physical and emotional rewards of being active.


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D-Star ONE Phoenix is on the launch pad and waiting for take off. As we did for D-Star ONE, today we also announce a small competition dedicated to this event for all the radio amateurs worldwide. The winner will be awarded a unique gift package from German Orbital Systems which will be shipped worldwide, as well as a personal D-Star beacon message which will be recorded and aired after the commissioning phase is completed.
Among other things, the gift package will include real parts of the qualification model of D-Star ONE, a bottle of a local spirit as well as a personal certificate for the winner.
All you have to do, to win the prize is:
– Prepare your ground station to receive the Beacon of D-Star ONE
– Record the D-Star voice message
– Send the audio file to firstname.lastname@example.com and be the first one to do it
The name and callsign of the winner will be published on our website as well as on Twitter and Facebook.
To be able to receive our beacon, you will need some additional information on the launch and on the satellite itself, which is summed up below.
As all of you know, D-Star ONE Phoenix is scheduled for launch for February 1 from Vostochny launch site in eastern Russia. The time of nominal liftoff of the launch vehicle will be at 11:07:18 a.m. local time (GMT/UTC + 09:00 hour).
For those who are interested, here are some links for the live video from the launch (not quite sure which one will work, jut try all of them):
Once the vehicle is in orbit and the main payload has been separated, all secondary payloads will be separated one by one. This sequence is driven by the DCSM unit designed and built by German Orbital Systems. D-Star ONE Phoenix will be separated 8994.2 seconds after liftoff.
D-Star ONE Phoenix has two parallel deployment switches, which will be activated after separation. The separation event starts an internal timer which gives the signal for antenna deployment 30 minutes later. Once the antennas are deployed, the system changes to LEOP mode and begins to transmit beacon-signal. The transmission frequency of the module with the voice beacon is 435.525 MHz. Of course, you will have to take into account the Doppler shift.
The preliminary TLEs of D-Star One after separation are:
2 99999 97.7200 139.2600 0001854 75.4300 173.6665 15.00521014000005
We used 99999 instead name and left the launch site name and launch number blank.
We have calculated the TLEs from the information which was made available to us by the Russian authorities. They might deviate a little until precise info comes from NORAD, so keep trying.
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Parker O-rings for Fluid Sealing
O-rings from Parker seal fluids and gases
O-rings and seals from Parker Seal and Chomerics are available in standard sizes and compounds including Viton® O-rings, Silicone O-rings, perfluoroelastomer FFKM O-rings, Buna O-rings, Aflas O-rings, Urethane O-rings, Fluorosilicone O-rings, Buna O-rings, Metric Viton® O-rings, Neoprene Metric O-rings, Encapsulated O-rings.
Parker o-rings help protect and seal against fluids, liquids and gas loss. Parker O-rings are available in both standard o-ring sizes and metric o-ring sizes, and available from inventory.
Custom O-Rings
O-rings can be custom made to fit your engineered gland. When a custom designed o-ring is applied in a properly designed gland, it will seal against a variety of high temperatures (high temperature o-rings), cryogenic conditions, and chemicals.
O-rings and seals are used in a variety of static and dynamic applications, and can complement gaskets and other sealing devices. Common o-rings include Viton FKM o-rings, buna rubber o-rings, silicone o-rings, fluorocarbon o-rings, nitrile o-rings (NBR), EPDM o-rings, butadiene o-rings, chloroprene o-rings, and fluorinated o-rings, O-rings are available in sizes to fit most sealing applications, and o-ring sizes can be found in the Parker O-Ring Handbook. Sealing Devices is an authorized Parker O-rings Sealing Technology Center.
The Parker Engineering o-ring chemical compatibility chart compares elastomeric compounds, and highlights resistance to chemicals. The Parker O-ring Handbook also lists comparison properties for Viton, Fluorosilicone, Silicone, Aflas, Butadiene, Butyl, Chlorinated Polyethelene, Epichlorohyrdin, Ethylene Acrylic, EPDM Ethylene Polypropylene, Fluorocarbon, Isoprene, Neoprene, HNBR, Nitrile, Perfluoroeleastomers, Polyacrylate, polyurethane, SBR and silicone rubbers.
An important consideration for the seal and design of o-rings or seals is compression set - the amount that an elastomer returns to its original thickness after having been compressed. Factors critical to compression set include the amount of squeeze over time, temperature variations, and fluid contact.
The Most Important Criteria in Choosing O-rings Include:
Compatibility between the orings and the fluid to be sealed. Refer to the Parker O-ring Chemical Compatibility chart.
Operating temperature (or a range of temperatures) is important when designing the gland. A gland operating at high temperatures may require increase volume to compensate for the thermal expansion or swelling of the o-ring, or orings. Conversely, when low temperature sealing is required, a more shallow gland depth might result in producing the proper squeeze for an effective seal.
Pressure is important in determining the hardness (durometer) of an o-ring. Durometer specifications can be determined by consulting the Parker O-Ring Handbook. Sealing Devices offers a full line of Parker Seal o-rings, stat-o-seals (fastener seals), lathe cuts, packing, extruded seals, molded shapes, seals and tubing. Let Sealing Devices provide o-rings to seal your application.
We offer a variety of compounds for your specialized oring applications including Viton, Silicone, Kalrez perfuoroelastomers, and many others in custom configurations. Applications include industrial, aerospace, military, electronic device sealing and shielding. Find popular Parker o-ring sizes and compounds online.
To inquire about additional information please contact us today 716-684-7600. Sealing Devices is an authorized Parker Sealing Technology Center and Parker distributor.


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|Chocolate dipped marshmallow pops
|My presumptuous brownies
|Chocolate bourbon balls
Man, was I intimidated when I got to Aqua Books and saw what the pros had brought. Some of them actually were professional bakers. I stupidly didn't record the names but just look at these pictures and drool ...
I did receive some kind words from some people who tried the brownies. I wasn't surprised that they didn't sell out ... believe me, those pops above were gone within the first hour!
I also received a very cool white apron, courtesy of the Manitoba Canola Growers, which, as you can see, received very good use when I was cooking for Shabbat after I got home from the bake sale. I hope it washes out, but if it doesn't, it's a well-loved apron and my kids all went gaga over it.
There was a photographer there from the Winnipeg Free Press, who took a picture of those of us who were there in our fancy white aprons, so stay tuned for that.
Of course, the absolutely best part was hanging out with all these foodies for a few hours. They are very cool, knowledgeable, friendly and welcoming to amateurs like me. The odd chef wandered in and I managed not to fan-girl too badly.
Thanks again, Shel and others, for letting me play with the big kids and I hope we raised lots of cash for Jamie Oliver's good cause! Looking forward to spending more time with you and learning more about good, local food.


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Improve the Effectiveness of Your Virtual Teams and Their Leaders
Virtual teams aren't new, but they're becoming much more prevalent today and revolutionizing the ways companies do business.
Maintaining work relationships in a virtual setting presents its own set of challenges. When team members are located in different geographies and face-to-face contact is limited, there are fewer opportunities to build relationships, enhance trust, and manage accountability.
Unfortunately, many organizations haven't adopted best practices for setting people up for success in a virtual environment, which means that many leaders and their teams need to figure it out their own.
Leading a virtual team may not seem very different from leading a team in person. However, it is one of the most difficult jobs in business today. In fact, our research on virtual teams has found that one in every four virtual teams is not fully functional.
OnPoint can help you enhance your virtual teams' performance by developing best practices to conduct effective virtual meetings, hold employees accountable, build trust and strong relationships, and manage conflict from a distance.
That's Where We Come In
OnPoint offers training for virtual teams and virtual leaders in a variety of formats, including 90-minute, instructor-led online programs and 30-minute, self-directed e-learning programs. In addition, our series of Leading From
For more information on our virtual team training programs, click on the title of each program below.
- No Trust, No Team: Building Trust Virtually
- Conducting Effective Virtual Meetings
- High-Impact Communication Skills: Creating a "High-Touch" Environment
- Influencing Remotely
- Managing Conflict From a Distance
- Managing Accountability and Coaching in a Virtual Environment
- How Great Leaders Inspire Action and Motivate Others From a Distance
- Enhancing Your Effectiveness as a Virtual Leader
- Building Great Virtual Teams: A Blueprint for Success
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Check out the following resources for leading and collaboration in a distance. Ready to get started or have more questions? Contact us today.
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New Dodge For Sale in Swift Current
91 Matching Vehicles Found
New vehicle pricing includes all rebates and incentives. Tax, Title and Tags not included in vehicle prices shown and must be paid by the purchaser. While great effort is made to ensure the accuracy of the information on this site, errors do occur so please verify information with a customer service rep. This is easily done by calling us at (306) 773-9301 or by visiting us at the dealership.
**With approved credit. Terms may vary. Monthly payments are only estimates derived from the vehicle price with a 72 month term, 4.9% interest and 20% downpayment.
Shop for new Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram vehicles in the Maple Creek area at Knight Dodge. Explore our current lineup of 91 new vehicles, including the latest models of the Ram 1500, Dodge Grand Caravan, and Jeep Cherokee. Find your next new van, SUV, or truck here.
Why Buy New CDJR Vehicles at Knight Dodge
If you need a new car near Rosetown or Kindersley, Knight Dodge is your best source for new vehicles. The Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram lineup includes a diverse array of vehicles to suit a variety of needs — whether you're looking for Ram towing power, interior space, or off-roading capabilities. Moreover, our dealership is set up with financing experts from the Knight Group who can help you get the best deal possible on your purchase. Once you've found the new Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, or Ram model for you online, get in touch with us to see it in person.


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Women are catalysts for peace and security
MONROVIA-The Minister of Gender, Julia Duncan Cassell, has described Liberian Women as catalysts of positive change and lasting security.
Minister Cassell said Liberian women have played multiple roles in bringing about peace that to maintain the peace, there is a need to increase the participation of and security.
She indicated women in the security sector of the country.
Minister Cassell made the statement Tuesday, February 7, 2017 when she delivered a paper on the prospective of women, peace and security, as part of activities marking the sixtieth Anniversary of the Armed Forces Day celebration.
She said:" There is progress made in the implementation of the Liberia National Action Plan to increase women participation in the security sector, and the Gender Ministry is collaborating with the Judiciary and law enforcement agencies to address insecurity against women."


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W Maldives Launches Glow In The Dark Yoga
With the increased demand for fun-filled healthy lifestyle choices that deliver the optimum body and mind balance, W Maldives is launching its very first Glow in the Dark Yoga series.
Glow in the Dark Yoga is now available on Thursdays at 15BELOW, Maldives' only underground club located just fifteen steps below the sea level. This initiative showcases W Maldives' commitment to deliver fun-packed fitness space to W consumers. The yoga sessions are held by in-house yoga masters who are combining the healing yoga properties with the trendy environment of the venue.
Glow in the Dark Yoga is ideal for novices and guests wishing to try a new form of body and mind exercise. The main goal is to develop an understanding of how the body engages in each posture while the yoga master guides one's awareness to specific areas and aspects of the practice to enhance the body's natural intuition. Stress release, improved flexibility plus a stronger and more powerful body are additional benefits guests can expect from this class.
All the guests also receive fluorescent bracelets to wear during the class and may have their body painted with the glow-in-the-dark paints upon request.
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Easter Jobs
Like a lot of other people, we were busy over Easter working around the house. Last year I'd converted an old table for us to use on the terrasse outside. However, the rain had affected it and so, I've put a new top on it.
I'm still a bit 'twitchy' about it getting wet, so at the moment, it's going in and out like a yo-yo!
Meanwhile, the head gardener has grasped the nettle and begun planting up the Christo bed behind the barn. She'd been holding off till we got some rain but we've not really had any all of this month and there's still none on the horizon.
So, back to the old chore of watering!


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FARMINGTON — Happy Halloween, everyone! Hope it's filled with more treats than trickery! Also this week is the annual Historical Society Pot Luck Dinner, a great way to meet people, share your favorite dish and try some new ones. See column for details.
Historical Society
The annual Pot Luck Dinner is on Friday, Nov. 1 at 6:30 p.m. presented by Farmington Historical Society. Members will meet, socialize and dine at their annual pot luck dinner meeting on Nov. 1, at the Congregational Church. The annual meeting ends the governing year for the Historical Society. The membership will elect a slate of officers for the coming year. Membership dues ($5) are due at the annual meeting. New members are welcome to bring a dish and join! Mark your calendars now, and join in the fun and planning for the coming year
Valley View School
Celebrate Red Ribbon Week, Oct. 28 to Nov. 1. It is a national campaign where students and teachers show their commitment to help create a drug-free America. Statistics show that student drug use increases after grade 6, so it is important for educators to teach the dangers of drugs at an early age. The campaign's objective is to create awareness concerning drug and alcohol issues. Valley View Community School students and staff will be wearing stickers every day with a positive message about living a drug-free and healthy lifestyle. Thank you for showing your support by helping your child remember the themes for the day.
Book Fair: If your child loves to read or if you want to encourage him or her to become a life-long reader then be sure to participate in the Valley View Library's upcoming Scholastic Book Fair which will run from Friday, Nov. 8 through Friday, Nov. 15. Mark your calendars to take part in this great fall event! Scholastic's theme this autumn is "Reading Oasis: A Cool Place to Discover Hot Books." The Book Fair will also be available during Parent Conferences. More specific information will be sent home with your student at a later date.
Veteran's Day Assembly: Valley View will be presenting a Veteran's Day Program on Friday, Nov. 8 at 8 a.m. We are looking for pictures of the students' favorite veterans to put into a slide show. If you would like a picture in our show, please email a picture to firstname.lastname@example.com. Be sure to include the student's name, the veteran's name and their branch of service. We would also love to have the veterans attend the assembly. Thanks to Sheryl Olstad for the news.
Little Blue Job Site Walk
The Farmington Conservation Commission has been in discussion with NH DRED (Department on Resource and Economical Development) regarding the unauthorized use of motor vehicle traffic (motorcycles and ATVs) causing serious erosion to the hiking trails on Little Blue Job Mountain. As a result of these discussions, a site walk is planned for Saturday, Nov. 9, with officials from DRED, NH Dept. of Parks, NH F. & G., State Forest Rangers and others to discuss possible resolution(s) to this issue. The public and media is invited and encouraged to attend. We will be meeting at the intersection of Meaderboro and Scruton roads at 9 a.m. on the 9th. Thanks to Dave Connolly for the news!
Farmington Woman's Club
The members of the Farmington Woman's Club have already started filling their freezers with an abundance of pies for the upcoming second Annual Craft and Pie Fair on Nov. 24 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Henry Wilson Middle School. Some of the best selling pies last year included the pork pies, apple, peanut butter, chocolate cream and pumpkin. Don't forget there will be a variety of fabulous crafters, as well (including a certain local cartoonist.) There are still a few openings left for the craft fair for vendors of handmade products. Please contact Kathy King at (603) 948-5741 for more information and an application. Thanks to Kathy King and Dottie Bean for the news.
Goodwin Library
The new Library hours go into effect next week on Nov. 4. The new hours will be Monday, Wednesday and Friday with hours from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday, they will be 2 to 8 p.m. Saturdays will be 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., opening an hour later.
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ZBA on Thursday, Nov. 7 at 7 p.m. in Selectmen's Chambers.
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In my house there's this light switch that doesn't do anything. Every so often I would flick it on and off just to check. Yesterday, I got a call from a woman in Madagascar. She said, "Cut it out." -- Steven Wright
Home late, dog's having more seizures, tons to do and a debate that starts in a few hours. So here's something I threw together the other day (actually I stole it).
Ways to Annoy People on the Beach
If you see kids building a sand castle, say, "That's not a real castle!"
Ways To Annnoy Your Roommate
Become a mime. Nothing is more annoying than a mime.
Ways To Annoy People On The Subway
Tell other people your problems. They really want to know.
How To Annoy People On An Airplane
Call the stewardess "nurse".
Ways To Annoy A Cop
You're not gonna check the trunk, are you?
Annoying Things To Do In A Discount Superstore
Move "Caution: Wet Floor" signs to carpeted areas.
Annoying Things To Say To Other People
I've just been treated for tapeworms.
Ways to Annoy Usenet (internet newsgroup) Users
Post a message asking how to post messages.
Annoying Things To Do At A Drive Through Window
Specify that this order is "To Go".
Annoying Things to Do at the Bowling Alley
Wear a baseball uniform, bowl sidearm.
How to Annoy A Blind Date
Repeat every third third word you say say.
Ways To Annoy People At The Movies
Clap when the good guy gets killed.
How To Annoy Your Waiter
After he describes each special, you shout, "Stinks!"
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Take your own sweet time when doing ANYTHING.
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Point to the right and tell the driver to make a left.
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As I stepped onto the glossy dance floor at my junior prom, something electrifying happened. It was not the booty-poppin' dance skills of Beyonce that suddenly hit me, but rather the sad scientific fact that sweat, humidity and rain means major frizz. An hour with the hot iron for four hours of hair whose volume rivaled that of the shimmering disco ball. My spirit deflated by my inflated hair, I retreated to a table and watched as my classmates got their groove on all the while searching futilely for my date, Dave. I didn't find him until the bus ride room where I gave him the cold shoulder in return for the one song we danced to. "Prom sucks!" I thought.
Let's rewind one year and one day from this moment: the day before my first prom. I had already come to terms with the fact that I was not one of those lucky girls who can begin bragging about their prom experience freshman or sophomore year. In fact, I decided such a fate was inappropriate for me as it left little room for speculation. I had two wholesome years of daydreaming. I'm talking play-by-plays. By my calculations, prom should have gone a little something like this: In my teal floor grazing cut out gown I would look so gorgeous that I would be mistaken for a Greek goddess by some and a sheer hallucination by others. Just before stepping onto the boat (surprisingly this is not part of the daydream, somehow my school nabbed a yacht!) I would casually glance at the shoreline a give a pleasant laugh while someone took my picture. And at the climax of the night as the principal slid open the envelope to reveal the heirs to prom royalty, a delighted smirk would appear on her face. "Your 2008 prom queen is…. Missy!" she would say, despite my absence from the ballot.
Perhaps this was my first mistake.
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We are surrounded by media depictions of what happens at a typical prom. "Pretty in Pink", "High School Musical", "Mean Girls", "Carrie" (OK, maybe not that last one). It's difficult not to build certain expectations. However, make sure those expectations are general, like "I'm going to have an amazing time dancing at prom". If you plan out all the little details (like I did!) you will likely end up disappointed. Go into the dance with a positive outlook and be ready for little mishaps.
Ban Wardrobe Malfunctions
Speaking of mishaps, know that double sided tape is not fool-proof. For example, it is capable of detaching from your dress and peeking out like plastic fringe while you are gazing into your date's eyes on the car ride to prom. At which point it is definitely best to laugh it off. Your safest bet for keeping everything in place is double sided tape, however, simply buying a dress without a dramatic neckline will eliminate the problem entirely. I'm a sucker for metallics and pleats so naturally I'm in love with this BCBGMAXAZRIA gown.
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If you really want to avoid any wardrobe malfunctions, getting your dress tailored is ideal. I got mine to fit me like a glove for under $20. A little help from your local seamstress opens up a whole new world of prom options from thrift stores. Senior year I dished out a mere $15 for a thrifted silver and black beaded body-con mini-dress trimmed with a Grecian inspired print. I received way more compliments on this little stand-out than on my pretty, yet common cut out gown from junior year. Plus, if I never wear it again I won't have the $300 guilt of my teal gown on my shoulders.
After that first prom filled with frizz, wardrobe malfunctions and a flaky date I learned some lessons. Of course at senior prom I repeated a few mistakes such as going with another date named Dave (who turned out to be just as flaky as the first!) and skimping on the Frizz-Ease. However, I also wore a vintage comfortably cut dress and remembered that prom is what you make it.
Hope these tips help you chictopians have a great time in prom 2011!
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Well, okay. As I said, I wasn't expecting much, but was pleasantly surprised, and got good news as well. That has taken a load of our minds.
I saw the orthopedic surgeon this afternoon. I was in and out of the exam room in about ten minutes, and when I saw Jean in the waiting room, gave her two thumbs up. There was good news and bad news, but the bottom line was that my spine has done naturally what he would have had to do artificially with surgery. The tingling and numbness has cleared up, and unless there are other problems recurring, I have a clean bill of health with no limitations. If another problem arises, an MRI is the next step. I had to ask if that would take another three months to get that done. He said he knows I've waited a good while, but now that I'm his patient, if it's needed, it could be approved and done in a matter of days.
I'm ready to go paddling, babeee! All I need is to find some water softener to transform the water around here back to a liquid.
The second surprise came when I tried to set up a Facebook account for Jean. Her page and mine became irreparably entwined, friends mixed up, posts mixed up. I worked on it a couple days, and finally the only solution seemed to be signing my account over to her, having already come so far, and then try to set up a separate one for myself. The problem is that all the paddling friends are still on Jean's page. I hate to bother you with this, but I'll have to send new requests to all of you to get us back together. If for some reason you don't get one, and wish to stay on board, send me a request. If you want to help save me some time searching each of you out, feel free to take the initiative and send me a request now. Thanks, and sorry for the confusion. James Neal. My name doesn't show on the blog, so if you read the blog and aren't on Facebook with me, please send a request.


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While stationed on board a subchaser anchored near the Philippines in December 1944, a twenty-three-year-old ensign from Rhode Island — Charles Edward Sweeney — was trying to enjoy the spirit of the season as much as possible. Here's a letter he wrote to a cousin on Christmas Day.
Dear Esther,
All morning the turkeys roasted in the oven; the cook was busy with all the fixings which we'd managed to beg, borrow or steal from other ships or from nearby Army quartermasters.
With the exception of the cook and his helpers, there wasn't much work for the rest of us to do. We were lying to in a little inlet which is described in dispatches as an "advanced base." When we first arrived here, all hands were excitedly talking of the Japanese and of air raids and of possible hand-to-hand encounters with other enemy small craft.
We'd spent much time on patrol with the ship in a state of semi-tension all the time. However, very little occurred. Most of what did happen sprang from our over-eager imaginations. The subchaser was nervous at night, particularly, and, in the darkness, engaged in nervous signaling and maneuvering with other patrolling ships. We experienced only one bonafide air raid during which we were at battle stations but did not have the opportunity to fire a shot.
On this Christmas morning the tension was off. Early during the morning we'd heard all kinds of rumors of the bloody fighting which was going on nearby. But we knew on this day that we would not be ordered to sea, that Christmas was ours to enjoy as best we could….
The war was so near and yet so far away. This was Christmas and there was a handsome dinner to enjoy. Nothing loomed to mar it; our minds were free because the ship had, ever since its launching, patrolled far-off and friendly waters and our imaginations were not yet colored by the real tinge of war.
It was nearly noon and time for dinner when another camouflaged ship entered the inlet, signaled us by blinker for permission to tie up alongside us, and then made a quick berth with both screws turning full. Most of us were lolling around the deck and paid little attention to the routine mooring of the other ship until it was firmly secured to our side and one of its hatches was opened and a stretcher passed topsides by two sailors who handled their burden with great care.
The soldier on the stretcher had his arm and part of his shoulder torn off. His unconscious form was limp on the canvas; his fatigue suit was torn and bloody, his young features were frozen into hard lines.
The stretcher was passed over onto our deck, carried across to the other ship and then onto the beach where there was a waiting truck, in a small dirt road which led off into the brush and to a forward evacuation hospital. As the stretcher was placed in the truck, a large white tag bearing the soldier's name, outfit, and a description of his wounds, became undone and fluttered to the road. Someone picked it up and tied it again around his ankle.
The second stretcher passed up the hatch was completely covered by a blanket, and so was the third.
Next we saw a sailor aboard the other ship reach down the hatch and help another soldier mount the ladder. He wore the familiar fatigue clothes, bowl-shaped tin helmet, and heavy boots which were unlaced. One foot followed the other mechanically. Someone helped him over the gangway to our ship and as he walked past us one of the assisting sailors said "shell shock" and we noticed the vacant look in the soldier's eyes which seemed widened by a recent horror. The man got across the inboard ship to the beach with assistance across the gangways.
Several others like him passed now. It was hard to read their ages; some looked as though they were fifty years old at nineteen; others looked as though they had been born as old men. All wore tin hats and the jungle fatigues; all clutched their rifles as they walked.
The last soldier to pass was bareheaded and he had his arms around the shoulders of the two sailors who had locked their arms under him to make a seat. The soldier's trousers were rolled up to the knees—just above where the bandages which were rolled down to and over his feet started. The last soldier seemed the youngest of them all and merely stared straight ahead as he was carried by.
We watched in complete silence while the small Army truck drove off carrying the three stretcher cases and the soldier with the wounded legs.
The "walking wounded" stood idly by on the beach. All still carried their rifles firmly. Only one sat down, exhausted….Nobody spoke for about a minute and then there were numerous questions asked of the sailors aboard the newly arrived ship. Yes, one of them said, the wounded had been in action "up there" and we all followed the sailor's eyes up the coastline where a long peninsula jutted into the sea.
Last night this bunch had caught hell, he said, and added something about a detachment being cut off and almost entirely wiped out. The ship had taken what was left of them off the beach after a sector had been regained.
Then the talking on deck stopped. The sailors on the other two ships all went below for Christmas chow. In a few minutes, our own cook stuck his head out of the galley hatchway and called "chow's down." He seemed surprised when there was no rush for choice seats at the table. He was surprised until somebody talked to him. And then we all ate a handsome and delicious dinner together, in the crew's quarters, officers and men, in almost complete silence.
That's it Esther. It happened about two hours ago and it's affected me very powerfully. My fingers actually feel leaden as I type. Yet, I feel so heavily somber that I feel I have to tell somebody and you've always been a good listener.
We've been near enough to see things like this for quite a while. But for some reason or other, hand of God I guess, we've been completely immune. It wasn't much that I saw either. It was just a little side issue, just a pebble in a sea of trouble, and all we saw were the immediate aftereffects. So, this is Christmas, and it's the saddest one I've ever known. I wish you'd keep this letter to yourself, at least, completely away from the rest of the family….
Life gave me a Christmas present a couple of hours ago; it's a gnawing appreciation of what all this means to all the people, usually the little and insignificant people, who have to go through agony. The war was personalized for me a couple of hours ago in the faces and battered figures of a handful of ruined men.
I'm sorry this had to be such a sad letter. But I just want to tell somebody and when I have something like this to tell I want to tell it to somebody close to me and who thinks and feels a lot like I do. And you've always been the closest that way.
We'll probably be moving out of here after a while. Then I'll try a cheerful and funny epistle about the heat and the bugs and the natives and how the movie cameras splutter aboard the big ships at places farther away. Until then, lots of love, Esther, and write as soon as you can.
A Leyte Gulf survivor recalls the savagery of battle
Many American naval history books refer to the light cruiser Birmingham as the most tragic American ship to participate in World War II, because of the number of engagements it was involved in and the damage she sustained.
This letter was collected by historian Andrew Carroll, the director of the Center for American War Letters at Chapman University. It appeared in the December 2007 edition of World War II Magazine, a sister publication of Navy Times. To subscribe, click here.


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Aussie WMMA fighter Arlene "Angerfist" Blencowe fought fellow Australian Deanha Hobbs at the Brisbane Convention Centre under the DDP Sports: Revolution banner.
It did not go her way, as the Facebook post below shares the results:
"Broke my hand in the 1st round.. oops 😬
Went the distance but didn't get the win, no shame in that. However, I am coming home with some answers to the questions I have been asking myself. That itself is priceless!
Now to recover and get me back to "
Blencowe fights in MMA with Bellator, and as a boxer, competes for the WIBA and WBF. In Bellator, she last competed against Julia Budd in a unsuccessful bid for the featherweight title.
Here's hoping her hand heals soon, and we see her in the Bellator cage shortly afterwards.


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Morgan Lee drew me a comic. I think it's lovely. She will probably kick me for posting it when she sees me next. WORTH IT
And today I drew a random story thing. After I drew a comic of Travis as a superhero for his birthday, I wanted in on the fun! See it after the jump.
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It's easy to forget that small things can make a huge difference.
I recently received a letter about a call out to the Hospital. I remember it well, and my recollection is that I did such a small thing that it is hardly worth mentioning.
But you just never know!
"Dear David,
On the evening of Easter Sunday you attended my father who had only just passes away and on behalf of the family I wanted to thank you for the kindness, sensitivity and compassion you showed us all.
Earlier in the day we had been made aware that the end may well come that night, but it was nonetheless quite a shock when it happened. Our initial reaction was one of relief, in that we knew that his suffering was finally at an end after many years of gradually decling health, and that he had indeed gone to a far better place.
Your presence and such kind and appropriate words were of particular comfort to Mum, and we were so glad that you were there to help Dad's spirit on his final journey.
May God bless you Reverend, for being there for us and all the other people you help.
With our appreciation and thanks. Kindest regards [Name and Address supplied]"
I feel deeply privileged to have been a tiny part of this family's story, and humbled that they should place such a high value on compassion. I cannot think of a higher compliment than being described as compassionate and kind; nor of a greater calling that to help someone's spirit on their final journey.
And so I hope that you might be in a position to do a small thing to makes a huge and lasting difference
And so I hope that each of us working in Healthcare might get a letter like this someday.
And , most importantly, I hope that that this family might know peace and comfort in the coming days