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On Tuesday Dec. 16, 2014, the Health Fitness Revolution team delivered and donated a brand new couch and two tables to a truly deserving family Latter Day Deliverance Revival Church. After all, this is the season of giving and nothing makes us, as an organization, happier than helping others and spreading joy!
After several days of searching for a deserving family, the entire team drove and delivered the couch and tables to Judy Jackson and Thelma Pierce of the Latter Day Deliverance Revival Church of the inner-city Fifth Ward. These two women work tirelessly to help their community and have spent countless hours aiding recovering drug-addicts. It was a moving movement to be able to give them something when they work so hard and are so generous to others.
Pictured above are Johnny McGowan of Lakewood Church, Judy Jackson, Samir Becic, Kim Kossie-McKee Associate Minister of Latter Day Deliverance Revival Church, and Rudy Morales.
The furniture was generously donated to Health Fitness Revolution by Rudy Morales.
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A fence borders a specific area to separate it from other parts, which is why it's important to build a fence that is strong, durable and one that has a flawless design, so that it can help keep your property safe.
Welcome to Crispline Fence Systems, a Hamilton-based fencing company providing installation, maintenance and repairs to all fences in Hamilton and surrounding areas. We install fencing in a variety of materials and for a variety of purposes. We believe in the use of elegant designs and solid craftsmanship in our products; we essentially combine style with reliable security. You can choose from our many designs, as well, we assure you that we'll be careful and thorough during the installation process. We work with materials like wood, chain link, cedar vinyl and iron. We install fencing for tennis courts, electric gate operators, factory partitions, snow fences and more. Estimates are always free - so give us a call today for fences in Hamilton.
There are many benefits behind installing a fence, for instance, it can help add value to your property in terms of appearance and profit. Should you ever choose to sell your house, you will be able to do so at a greater price than usual. Having a fence also means your place is protected against unauthorized access, animals and in some cases, noise. Similarly, if you own a business or commercial property, you may require extra protection. By fencing certain parts, you'll be able to restrict certain areas from outsiders who could potentially cause damage. For residential and commercial fences, we provide wood, iron and chain link materials to help keep your property safe. We offer a variety of fencing solutions that meet your needs!
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S: CaliAnn's First Year
FC: CaliAnn's FIRST YEAR
1: REMEMBERING THE JOURNEY AND JOYFUL EXPERIENCES OF THE BIRTH & LIFE OF OUR BABY CaliAnn Jane Bloomberg
2: FIRST PEEK | Daddy Got To Meet You FIrst! Mommy went into labor on Tuesday January 25th.
3: MOTHER and BABY | Mommy and CaliAnn Day 2 you were so little and loved so much!
4: NEW BEGINNINGS | YOUR PARENTS | Mommy seeing you for the first time you were so awake and ready to say hello. We kissed you and loved on you until they had to take you to get cleaned up.
6: NEW BEGINNINGS | YOUR FAMILY | Everyone was so excited to see if you were a boy or a girl they all waited so long to meet you for the first time.
8: HOPES & DREAMS | MOMMY'S WISHES FOR ME | Dear CaliAnn Jane, I wish for you all the happiness in the world. I pray that your Dad and I will be able to provide for you so that you will never want for anything and always be feed clothed and housed. I love you so much and will always be here for you even when you don't like it! Love you oh so much your MOMMY.
9: DADDY'S WISHES FOR ME | Dear my little girl... My wish for you is that your Mother and I keep you safe and bring you up smart and strong.
10: YOUR BIRTH STORY | CHOOSING YOUR NAME | We were in the car on our way to dinner. We knew we liked the name Cali and we were thinking of giving you the middle name of Ann but I really wanted your middle name to be Jane after your Great Grandma MaryJane so we said Cali-Ann and fell in love with it as soon as we said the whole name we knew that would be your name. | MEASUREMENTS | BIRTH DATE January 26th 2011 | BIRTH TIME 9:59 pm | POUNDS 6 | OUNCES 7 | INCHES 19
12: Newborn Photos
13: FIRST PHOTOGRAPH WITH FRIENDS & RELATIVES | Great Grandma Marino | Grandpa Danny "Papi" | Grandpa Barnes | First Photo with MOM and DAD!
15: Mommy's Push Present From Dad.
16: One Month | You took your first Disneyland trip this month.
17: Daddy and Cali | Mom and Dad took you to the San Clemente Pier | You loved to snuggle.
18: Hip Hip Hooray, It's Nana's Birthday Today
19: During your first Month you went out to celebrate your Nana's 60th Birthday.
20: Two Months | You liked to play in your jumper so much you would laugh and jump higher when people came into the room. Your auntie Linda bought these glasses for you to wear to the river.
21: You were still sleeping a lot during this time. You are so cute when you sleep you look a lot like your daddy you even get red eyes when you are tired like your daddy does.
22: Three Months | Three Months
23: During this month you were doing a lot of things you rolled from your tummy to your back., and back to front. You also took more trips to Disneyland this month.
24: "A mother's love is beyond measure."
25: A heart full of love
26: "You'll wake up on Easter morning, And you'll know that he was there, When you find those chocolate bunnies, That he's hiding everywhere" ~ Gene Autry
27: "Bunnies are brown. Bunnies are white. Bunnies are always An Easter delight. Bunnies are cuddly The large and the small. But I like chocolate one The best of them all."
29: Happy Mother's Day
30: Four Months
31: This Month you were doing so many cool things. You went in a pool for the first time on Fourth Of July., first movie in the park night, and you visited with your Aunt Linda and Uncle Rick.
32: You are so blessed with so many family members who love you so much. Here you are playing with your cousins Maddy and Vanna, and sitting with Grandpa Perry and Great Grandma Marino. | Cousin TIme Is So Fun!!
33: During your fourth month you were so interested in the world around you here you are looking at your Aunt Kim's Sunflowers, sitting with your Aunt Linda and rolling on the blanket that she made for you.
34: Father's Day
35: "A father's love warms the heart of his children forever." | During your 4th month to celebrate Father's Day we went with the Adler family to the river. You overall had a great time as long as we got you out of your life jacket ASAP.
36: With Daddy waiting to get onto the Pooh Ride.
37: We went to Disneyland this month with Auntie Janelle and Cousin David for the opening of The Little Mermaid ride and the re-opening of Star Tours.
38: Five Months | During this month your Dad and Mom took you to the beach. You love being outside and seeing all the things that God has provided for us. You really liked to go look at the waves and walking down the beach with Mom and Dad.
39: During this month you were also trying so many new foods you love to eat and try new veggies and fruits. Mom and you spent a lot of time together during this summer break.
40: Our Baby Girl | You are so love by so many here you are laying with you daddy in one of Mom's favorite photos and snuggling with Grandpa Danny.
41: This month you went with Mama to Cousin Holly's baby shower to welcome soon to be born Cousin McKenna
42: Six Months | This month was a very eventful month for you. During this month you went from your tummy to a sitting position. You were also army crawling a lot this month. You went to the county fair with your mom and Dad for the first time this month. The fair is such an important place in the story of your mommy and daddy we love going and we were so excited to take you there.
43: Mommy and Daddy knew that you were going to be an adventurous kid when we sat you with this snake at the fair and you loved it you were so interested in touching her and laughed almost the whole time.
44: "Life is either a great adventure or nothing." ~Helen Keller | "Life is either a daring adventure or nothing. To keep our faces toward change and behave like free spirits in the presence of fate is strength undefeatable." ~ Helen Keller
45: This was your first trip to the RIver with your Aunt Linda. Every year at the end of summer we get together as a family and spend a week on the river floating, fishing, tanning, and just relaxing as a family. You were practicing crawling on the boat.
46: "I see who I want to be, in my daughter's eyes." | During this month you were off and Crawling. You stated crawling in month six but during month sever you had it down to a science. Your daddy loves when you fall asleep on him and you enjoyed visiting your Great Grandma Marino's house.
47: Seven Months
49: During this month we went to Disneyland to enjoy the Autumn decorations it really puts us in the mood for Halloween.
50: Eight Months | At The LA Fair, this is where your dad asked your mom to be his girlfriend.
51: During this month you were eating a lot and learning to feed yourself. You were pulling your self up on the furniture and you also got your two bottom teeth.
52: Nine Months | During this month you took your first steps, it was so very exciting!!
53: BATH TIME | You Love Bath Tine
54: Happy Halloween
55: We took you to the Temecula pumpkin patch this year, you had such a great time.
56: We had a Frightfully good time trick or treating with the neighbors this year. | Eat, drink and be scary.
59: Your First Thanksgiving
60: During your ninth month you celebrated your first thanksgiving and went to your first ducks game with your mom. You love to watch sports and you were so good at the game. The Ducks did not win this game but we had a good time.
61: Your dad could not make it to the game so we invited your cousin Marshall to Join us.
62: Ten Months
63: This month on December 4th we had you dedicated to the Lord at our church. Many family members attended and so did some of our friends.
64: To kick off the holiday season we bought our tree early and we took you to the Mission Inn and Rancho Cucamonga to see Christmas lights.
66: When you look at your life, the greatest happinesses are family happinesses. ~Joyce Brothers
67: This is your Great Grandpa Z, he loves you so much and you both share a love for music. WHen you are old enough he will teach you to play whatever instrument you want.
68: I'm Dreaming Of A White Christmas | Holiday Memories Warm Even The Coldest Of Days
69: Enjoying The Holly Days
70: At 11 Months we took you to Mammoth Mountain to celebrate New Year with our cousins. There was not much snow but man did we have a great time.
71: We stayed at Silverbear and you slept in your OWN bed. | Here you are riding the Gondola with Mom and Dad.
72: Happy Snow Days!
74: New Year at the Village in Mammoth
75: 11 Months
76: Out With The Old And In With The New...
77: Out With The Old And In With The New... | A New Year Kiss from Mom and Dad
79: Out With The Old And In With The New...This Year Is Going To Be Great! | "Good times are even better when they are shared"
80: The best thing about me is you. | Being together is the best gift of all.
81: Good times are even better when shared with family.
82: Before we left mammoth we went ice skating and spent time together as a family.
83: We went to Rock Creek Lake to ice skate on a frozen lake. This was one of Dads dreams and he was so excited to share this with us.
84: This was your first time at the Park and you went down the slide climbed on the stairs ans went in the swing.
85: My First time on a Swing and I love it.
86: Happy Birthday | Today CaliAnn you are 1!! What more can I say, You're becoming more special Each and every day, So blow out your candles One by one Enjoy your birthday Have lots of fun.
88: On your first birthday we took you to dinner at Olive Garden you ate lots of pasta and had some lemon cake. You loved the bread sticks and were so cute, and we sang you Happy Birthday.
90: Cut the Cake!
91: Make a Wish! | We had a big party for you for your first birthday everyone had such a great time many family and friends showed up you are loved so much


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I came across this on the BBC website today.
The gift shop at Australia's Parliament House has been forced to take 200 mugs from its shelves. The mugs were supposed to celebrate the visit of US President Barack Obama. Unfortunately they welcomed "Barrack Obama", instead. In large, bold type.
The black and white mugs, featuring a smiling Mr Obama, retailed at $10 each. That's $2000 down the drain. Not to mention the considerable embarrassment.
Parliamentary services secretary Alan Thompson said that his staff had learned a "valuable lesson" and that new mugs would be ordered with more attention to detail.
"It did seem a good idea at the time and I think it would have made an excellent keepsake... had the spelling been correct," he said.
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Bathing in luxury in the simplicity of your own garden. Floating in warm water, in a Størvatt wooden outdoor hot tub you feel completely at peace. In company or on your own, at dawn on a winter morning or under brilliant stars in a summer sky, it is a unique and authentic outdoor experience! Our wooden tubs are available in wood-fired and electric versions. READ ON
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Well there has been a problem with my PC since few days.
My system with a flat screen,2 RAMS,Intel Motherboard,No Video or Graphics Card,2 Hard disk- One of 80 GB and another of 500 GB,Windows 7 Ultimate.All data on my system is safe.I transferred some data from my friends' external Hard drive few days back so I think some virus has attacked my system.
I am going to explain what happens.
When I press start button on my CPU,it normally starts and the fan inside on the motherboard is running but the fan in PSU starts like zrrrrr..... zrrrrrr..... zrrrrr..... for atleast a minute and then it runs normally.
Now the desktop starts for 4-6 seconds and turns yellow which means nothing shows up on screen.Still the system is running.
When I press Alt,Ctrl,Del simultaneously the desktop starts again for 4-6 seconds means the same problem.
When I take out CMOS battery and insert it again-the same problem.
When I interchange both the RAMs(1 RAM of 2GB and another one of 512Mb)-again the same problem.
Few days back prior to this problem,the mouse was not able to work and the screen was facing problems of displaying nothing and displaying normally(this happened almost 3 times in every 30 mins)while watching movie(Pulp Fiction-wow I loved this movie) and doing other tasks.And I was working with just arrow keys the mouse was not working.Last night fortunately when I started the system anyhow with pressing Alt,Ctrl,Del and F8,F9,F10,F10 all at once.It started and I noticed all the data were safe and mouse was working properly and keyboard was ok too.And Again the same problem happened.
(I don't know how to do BIOS settings by pressing F8,or F10 etc)
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If Farrah is, indeed, following a prescribed path to "stardom," it is difficult to miss the parallels between her course and Lindsay Lohan's—albeit with one crucial difference. As troubled as Lindsay's time in the spotlight has been, she has had one thing going for her that Farrah does not (besides the fact that dear LiLo had built quite a successful acting career for herself before the problems started): Lindsay doesn't have a child. And thank heavens that she doesn't, because her story is already sad enough; Meanie can't even bear to think what it would be like had Lindsay been a mother as well.
Farrah, however, first became known for the very fact that she had a child at a very young age; not for the first time, Meanie finds herself concerned about what sort of impact all of Farrah's exploits are having on her four-year-old daughter, Sophia. Sophia will be staying under the care of Farrah's father, Mike, while the no-longer-teen mom does her rehab time; but what must it be like to have a mother who is famous not for her talent or for her accomplishments, but rather for her increasingly poor decision making skills?
Read Mean Betty: Guess What? Octomom Is a Stripper Now
For her part, Farrah has released the following statement: "At this time in my life, I need to stay focused on the positive to get through all of the negative that a DUI has caused in my life. I'm 22 and I want to make better choices and ensure I can recognize when I am putting myself in a bad situation next time"—to which Meanie can't help but want to give Farrah an "Italian mother reflex" slap. Farrah, dear? The DUI is not the sole cause of the negativity in your life. You have only yourself to blame for that, from how you ended up with a DUI in the first place (pro tip, Farrah: If you are the designated driver for someone, that means no drinking. None. Not even if your friends don't want to leave when you do. If you MUST drink something to make yourself feel better about sticking around, then sip something non-alcoholic: Orange juice, soda, or even good, plain water) all the back to your spoiled, diva-minus-the-skills behavior.
Perhaps rehab will help Farrah to realize that there is no shame in dropping out of the spotlight. When Andy Warhol's proverbial fifteen minutes have long since ticked away, the only thing to do is to get on with simply living one's life.
Another espresso, kittens?
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Brick building directly across from Gisele's and the bicycle shop.
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There are 2 lounge for Business class passengers to use while transiting with LOT in Warsaw Chopin airport. One is the LOT Polish lounge before the Schengen passport check and another is the Bolero lounge after passport check for international departures. Since I had plenty of time before my connecting flight, I checked into the LOT Polish operated lounge first, and with the review of this lounge conducted once before, I would not write about it again, though would add some new photos of the LOT Polish lounge and its food offerings.
I had some snacks in the LOT Polish lounge and decided to head over to the Bolero lounge, where there is another passport check before leaving the Schengen region for an international flight. Fortunately there was no queue though the immigration guy seems confused about my travels. It took a while before he figured it out and cleared me through.
The lounge was easy to find with signs and located one floor down. This meant a different view from the LOT Polish lounge which is located one floor up from the main floor. In fact the LOT Polish lounge has no view whatsoever. And the Bolero lounge also functions as a contract lounge to several international airlines flying into Warsaw.
There is a lounge reception by the door of the lounge and I was let in after showing my boarding pass. Next to the reception counter there is several workstation cubicles with a green wall.
Compared to the LOT Polish lounge, the Bolero lounge is definitely smaller. There is a bar area right beside the workstations with the lounge chairs spread across from the bar.
The lounge area can be split into 3 sections with the main central section located between the tarmac and the windows. By the windows there is another lounge section.
Finally, there is another section at the end close to the bathroom and shower area. This section has some dining tables and another bar setup. There is a flight information display in the middle section and the lounge was generally quite full in the afternoon with not much free seating space. Lone travellers would probably need to share if heading to this lounge in the afternoon.
As I mentioned, there is a shower area and bathroom at the end of the lounge. The area is nicely appointed with the bathroom sinks being the first space upon entering. There is natural light in the bathroom sinks as it faces the tarmac.
Beyond that there is a shower room that offers guests privacy. I like the shower room here better than the one in the LOT Polish lounge. It just seems brighter with a spacious walk-in shower equipped with a rain shower. It also has its own sink and toilet.
In terms of food, I think both are about the same in terms of quality and variety. There are a couple of hot food like quiches and bacon rolls along with one type of soup. Given that the timing is between lunch and dinner, there was enough for a snack.
This lounge also has the sweet chocolate wafers and other snacks which was more or less similar to the one in the LOT Polish lounge.
For beverages there are the usual juices, iced tea and water in a jug along with some salad and yogurts in the fridge.
A selection of wines and liquors are displayed by the bar and free for guests to consume. There is also chilled beer and soft drinks in the fridge below the buffet counter.
Compared to the LOT Polish lounge, the Bolero Executive Lounge feels more or less similar. With more guetss in the smaller footprint, it can get quite crowded inside. The fact that it is a contract lounge serving multiple airlines and open to pass users, they offer adequate food and beverage but it can be a bit of a squeeze and for that I suggest passengers with a long layover to head to the LOT Polish lounge instead since the food and beverages are about the same.


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Have you started a business and want to get it squared away?
Do you have a hobby and want to make it pay?
Do you have an idea and want to see if it could be a successful business?
If so, Hi'ilei Aloha is conducting entrepreneurship classes which could help you!
When: 16 Tues. & Thurs., 5:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. (Thurs., Sep. 21 – Tues., Nov. 14, 2017)
Where: Hi'ilei Aloha – 711 Kapi'olani Blvd., Suite 111, Honolulu, HI 96813*
* (Call Blaine at Hi'ilei Aloha if you live on an island other than O'ahu. We may be able to add you to the class through our distance learning equipment, if you have access to a device with a webcam and microphone.)
Cost: This highly successful course tuition deposit costs $300, which is 100% refundable, ($300 returned), if all classes are attended, homework is done and final presentation is made at graduation. Ask about payment plans or other arrangements.
These classes deliver information on:
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Questions on registration or payment options, contact Kanani at 808.596.8990 ext. 1001 or firstname.lastname@example.com, or Blaine at 808.596.8990, ext. 1013 or email@example.com. Registration is not confirmed until full payment is received. Space is limited. Mahalo for your interest! Contact Kanani or Blaine for more information, or to provide your name and contact info to receive notice of business and nonprofit capacity building classes and workshops in the future.
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Just a reminder that today is the last day to get 25% off all of my self-published patterns (links to specific patterns below) as well as 100s of other great indie designers! Use the code giftalong until midnight GMT (that's 8:00pm EST). More info here.
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Perched on a dramatic ocean bluff above the surf is Keoniana Kai, a 3 bedroom, 4 bath architectural masterpiece with panoramic open ocean and white water surf views. There is 2,700 square feet of living area plus 800 sq. ft. of decks and covered lanai.
This amazing house boasts one of the most magnificent views from every room in the house with the exception of the den. The rooms are all very private and set apart from each other. Each bedroom has an ensuite bathroom and TV.
The covered 1st floor patio leads dipping Dipping Pool/jacuzzi area that overlooks the ocean. In addition to the Dipping pool/jacuzzi, there is an outdoor dining area to relax and enjoy the views.
Keoniana is definitely a home that you will want to enjoy year after year!
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High School Students Respond to Racist Labels
Local San Jose High school students defy the racist labels the incoming President of the United States has used to describe the communities they are a part of.
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Today's card features paper with a super cute design. I cut the paper into strips and adhered them to an A2 size card base. I stamped the sentiment on the bottom of the card because it fit my design better in this location. The sentiment is Penny Black. - Kimberly
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I used four different papers from my paper pack and cut a two inch peice from each of them. I then cut narrow strips from those pieces and alternated those in a random up and down pattern. I stamped my sentiment on the bottom because there ended up being more room there. I stamped it with dye ink and tried to emboss it, but the ink dried too fast to hold the clear powder. Next time, I will use Versamark on the stamp first along with the dye ink to accept the embossing powder better. The stamp came from Club Scrap and is called Moroccan Spice Greetings. - Denise


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I had never seen a grizzly bear in person.
I saw one last week when I visited Tigers for Tomorrow and Susan Steffens, its executive director. This massive bear came to the enclosure fence when she called him and began rubbing his back like in "The Jungle Book." Steffens touched him and talked to him. There was a moment when I thought he understood her.
For the past 20 years, Steffens' passion has been caring for animals. Tigers for Tomorrow is an animal sanctuary and education center near Gadsden that contains tigers, leopards, bears, wolves and a host of other wild animals.
"I've grown up with animals always being in my life," Steffens said. "When I was 2, my parents gave me a pony and pushed me out that door. I guess I never came back through that door. My mother always told me a journey of 1,000 miles begins with a single step, and I took that first step then and never turned back."
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Tigers for Tomorrow draws about 20,000 visitors a year. It is much more than a zoo. Tigers for Tomorrow has a twofold mission.
"First we are a wild animal preserve. We have over 170 animals and they come here to live the rest of their lives, regardless of their health and behavior. We care for them individually and develop a plan suited for their health and their life. It's our way of giving them dignity and respect," Steffens said.
"Secondly, Tigers for Tomorrow is an environmental education center for the community. Our goal is to bridge the gap between humans and animals. We have some of the biggest apex predators in the world, seven different species of big cats, two species of bears and 25 wolves."
Steffens said her goals for Tigers for Tomorrow include contributing to a better life for animals from all over the world. She wants to prove that animals in captivity can be happy given what they need, which goes beyond food and medical care. She stressed they need emotional nourishment as well.
Steffens calls all the big cats by name and loves them, and they react with purring, even though some of them weigh more than 400 pounds.
Steffens considers her work a privilege.
"I'm really lucky to have found my passion at such a young age," she said. "I've been doing this for over 20 years now and I absolutely love every bit of it."
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I don't know how I did it, but I did.
I called it a bag because that's what it was. Bags hold stuff. According to the modern Oxford dictionary, a bag is described as being a flexible container with an opening at the top. Stomal therapists call it a pouch or an appliance, but to me it was just a bag full of shit.
Below is a photograph of my swollen belly, about a week after the surgery. I look as though I am with child and said child is clawing it's way out my stomach with a bag to catch it. Kind of like Alien. Within two days of having this photo taken, I was critically ill and in Intensive Care.
But enough of the dramatics. Emptying a bag of your own runny shit into the toilet can go any number of ways. It can be humbling, it can be jubilant and it can be downright harrowing. I remember emptying it myself for the first time. I had been shown by Lizzie, one of the Stomal therapy nurses, how to empty the bag and though we did a couple of practice runs, I was still very afraid to go through the mechanics of the process by myself. I had hoped the nurses would empty the bag and change it for me forever, but I had to learn how to do it independently before I could go home. But first I had to learn how to walk again after spending six days unconscious in ICU. It was the second time I had had to learn how to walk again, and every step is as painful as it is overwhelmingly liberating.
I went to the bathroom sink and filled a jug with warm water to clean the bag of any residual poo. I sat on the toilet as I had been practising and spread my legs as far apart as I could (it's a good thing I can spread 'em for jesus). I lifted my shirt, looked down at the bag which felt warm to touch, and said out loud, 'I can do this'. I unfolded then opened the bottom of the bag where the contents poured into the toilet. I had done it. I had emptied a bag full of my own faecal matter into the toilet. An all-encompassing sense of relief and achievement swept through me and again, I spoke out loud, this time saying, 'I did it.' I tend to talk a lot to myself out loud.
Now all I had to do was pour some of the warm water into the bag to clean it out properly. Apart from some minor splash back, I had done what I had been taught to do. I had done what I had to do. That done, my attention soon turned to when I would have to change the bag and apparently, this essentially came down to personal choice. Some people with colostomies and ileostomies prefer to change their bag once a day, while others would leave the same bag on for up to five days. My plan was to change it every two days to reduce the risk of my skin breaking down due to its violent aversion of adhesives, but this was not to be.
When Lizzie and Val came around that afternoon, I told them I had emptied my bag on my own. I received a small round of applause. Lizzie was in her early-twenties and Val was a seasoned Stomal Therapy nurse with a funky silver crop and skin so olive her teeth glowed. Shit didn't bother them – literally. In fact, they loved shit and they thought my ileostomy was beautiful. Their passion was helping people with their shit, so while I was repulsed with how my body was eliminating waste, Lizzie and Val celebrated it, placating me with the hard sell and testimonials of other poo bag wearers. From these women, I came to realise that as odd as it was, and as revolting as it was, shit happens. Or at least, it spurts out of a hole in the middle of your exposed bowel and drops into a 'pouch'.
From what I had been told, people lead full lives with a poo bag – how darling! They eat normally, go out with their friends, swim, play tennis and other physical pursuits; they date and even have sex – good sex! – and they go to uni and work. Well, not this little blonde duck.
The problems were there from the beginning, but amplified somewhat when I returned home. The bag would leak; often in several places and shit would run down my belly and into my groin to rest until it gravity befriended it, whereupon it would drip down my leg and seep through my clothes. Every time this happened, I would quietly say to myself 'SHIT', trying to keep my poker face in tact.
There would be explosions of shit when I was supine, and at night I often woke up to a foul stench and a wetness from where the bag had exploded clean off my body. There were times where the shit was just short of hitting the fan. White sheets were off limits, and so I had to have yellow sheets and brown towels on my bed because I had not long bought new bed linen. White, of course.
I would wake up with chunks of shit on my face and in my hair.
In the beginning, it was a shock. I would lay in the darkness for a few minutes to gather my thoughts. Reaching for my bedside lamp, the shit would roll off my body like water off a duck's back and therefore spreading the mess. I got used to it – so much so that whenever it happened, which was at least once a day, I would respond robotically and would say out loud, 'SHIT.' Then the clean up would begin.
Sometimes I cried. Other times I got angry. Indifference was never far away. I simply could not understand what had happened to my body and to my life. I was about to turn thirty-one and had vulval cancer. In a seven hour surgery, surgeons peeled my vagina from clit to crack like a grape, which meant I had to undergo extensive skin grafting (the donor skin was taken from my left thigh). Due to infection risks, I had to have my bowel re-directed. If I hadn't had my bowel re-directed, I would have died. So again – what had happened to my life? Thirty-one year olds don't have poo bags – eighty-one year olds have poo bags.
And so I soon had a routine whenever there was an explosion:
Say 'SHIT'.Gather thoughts and turn on lamp.
Assess the mess and the expected size of the clean up – was there shit on my doona or is it in situ on my body?
Slowly get out of bed, ensuring that no shit splatters on the floor.
Walk cautiously to toilet or shower, depending on how big the explosion is.
Sit on toilet and peel off any remaining parts of the bag that are still attached to my skin.
Dump bag of shit into a nappy sack.
Hold a wad of toilet paper over rosebud (the stoma/exposed bowel) in case of violent sprays of shit that will decorate the floor and surrounding walls of the toilet (or if there was enough momentum, my chin).
Clean skin around rosebud with baby wipes, disposing of them in the same nappy sack.
Mould wafer* to size with fingers.
Cut a circle in the centre of the bag where it will stick to the wafer and fit over rosebud, so it can collect waste (don't cut the hole too small or too big).
Wipe the area with a skin prep swab to prevent skin from bleeding and peeling off.
Allow skin to dry.
Attach wafer.
Peel paper off fresh bag to expose adhesive.
Attach bag to wafer and press down using the natural heat of my palms to get a good seal.
Hope to fuck that this is going to be the only explosion tonight/this morning/this hour.
Dispose of all other rubbish into nappy sack.
Knot and dispose of nappy sack into the nearest bin.
I would publically like to thank my mother for hosing down and washing my doona countless times over that three month period of shit.
When I had a shower, the routine was much the same. I would prepare my supplies and upon removing the bag, I'd take big John Cleese steps to get into the shower as fast as I could, so if rosebud was going to projectile, it would end up on the shower floor as opposed to the bathroom mat. I became one with rosebud, but struggled to contain my discontent as it erupted much like an active volcano does. And so 'Operation Shower Poo: Mark II' was born.
This involved showering first, then removing and changing the bag. Corn and other hard to digest foods would swim in the shower recess and I found that it was far easier to shower before changing the bag, which irritated my skin with the application and peeling off of adhesive.
Afterwards, I'd hose any poo on the shower floor down the drain; dry myself while holding a wad of toilet paper under and across rosebud to catch any surprises, get out of the shower and execute the above routine. I was also mindful that any exertion, particularly a cough or a sneeze, would push out further egesta – that was just more shit I had to clean up.
And so, here are three facts about my Ileostomy experience –
1. I didn't fart for three months. After the reversal surgery, it was like welcoming back a long, lost friend.
2. I have never used so many baby wipes.
3. Touching your bowel is much like touching a wet, smooth knob of butter.
I never liked butter anyway.


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An incentive scheme can be defined as a formal plan designed to encourage or promote specific behavior or action by the target group during a specified period of time.
These programs are generally used in business management for various purposes like –
Sales - to attract and retain best talent in order to boost sales
HR - to motivate employees
Customers – reward customers for their purchase and thus inducing repeat purchases.
This concept can also be viewed as pay for performance scheme. Let us look at the common stages which an Implementation Scheme follows –
Identify the objectives – The first step is to identify what is the aim of incentive scheme. The common aims are increase in sales, employee efficiency, decrease in production cost etc
Setting a budget – There can be various costs that will be incurred in the implementation of the incentive scheme. A budget needs to be prepared for it.
Identifying the audience – It is very important to identify your target group. The particular group of employees or customers you are trying to target by your scheme.
Setting targets – Like every plan, it is important to set up targets which are in synchronization with the objectives of the plan as identified above.
Deciding on timescales – There should be a schedule stating the beginning and end date of the scheme so that the participants have a clear view of the schemes and the expectations from them at the different stages of the scheme.
Selecting appropriate rewards – It is very important to select rewards which the participants desire or value so that they can be motivated by the scheme.
Launch – It is vital to make an effective launch and communicate the details clearly so that everyone is son the same page.
Ongoing - The communication should be an on-going process so that people are always motivated and they stay focused on the incentive scheme.
Results - At the end of scheme everyone will be eager to know the results and it will be a great opportunity to reinforce the purpose of the scheme.
Measurements – This is the last step of scheme where you evaluate the effectiveness of the scheme and try to quantify the outcome.
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Sheridan County is surrounded by Native American culture.
The Crow call the Bighorn Mountains "Basawaxaawúua," or "our mountains." One of the most famous battles, the Battle of the Little Bighorn, was fought only one hour's drive away. To the east of Sheridan, a half dozen tribes revere the Black Hills and Devils Tower as one of the most spiritual areas for their people.
So in the heart of Native American culture, it makes sense that a Sheridan museum would have one of the most impressive collections of Indian artifacts in the American West.
Only 12 miles south of Sheridan, The Brinton Museum holds an array of historical art and artifacts from various Native American tribes. The John and Adrienne Mars Gallery of American Indian Art on the second floor of the museum holds an exhibit called "To Honor The Plains Nations." The exhibit has more than 80 pieces of art and authentic relics from American indigenous people.
"This is really a strong collection of American Indian art," Kenneth Schuster, the director and chief curator of The Brinton, said. "It's really one of the best collections you can find anywhere."
Schuster reveres the exhibit as one of the more important rooms in the building. In some ways, the exhibit is treated more as a church than a room in a museum.
The exhibit was designed under the influence of Father Peter J. Powell, a well-known Native American scholar and an adopted member of the Northern Cheyenne Tribe. Under his vision, the exhibit highlights the spiritual aspects of the Plains Indians' art and the work they put into their crafts.
"We treat the things in here with the idea they were created from a spiritual nature," Schuster said. "We want to not only display the beauty, but the spiritual aspects, and why the American Indians put so much craftsmanship into them."
While the number of artifacts is enough to keep history enthusiasts busy, perhaps it's the variety that makes the exhibit most impressive. Included are robes, war bonnets, painted war shirts, dresses, jewelry, horse gear, blanket strips and much more. All of them are 100 percent authentic.
Original pieces are not cheap. Often, the museum has to shell out six-figures to obtain a Native American artifact or piece of clothing. Many of those items were purchased by Forrest E. Mars Jr., the late business man who donated millions of dollars to build the new museum facility.
"Without him, we wouldn't have many of the artifacts we have today," Schuster said.
Native American art and artifacts have long been a cornerstone of The Brinton Museum. Bradford Brinton himself collected American Indian artifacts from all regions of the country; from the Plains Indians and the tribes of the southwest to the indigenous people from the Pacific Northwest.
Recently, The Brinton Museum received several artifacts from the Goelet and Edith Gallatin Collection of American Indian Art and Artifacts. The collection, which was on loan to the Art Institute of Chicago for the past 40 years, was gifted to the museum by the Foundation for the Preservation of American Indian Art and Culture, of which Powell is the president.
"It's a testament to Father Powell's dedication to the Plains Indians people," Schuster said.
Sam Weis, a museum enthusiast from Islamorada, Florida, has seen many museums containing Native American artifacts but said that The Brinton's collection may take the cake.
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Reinhold Ebertin (February 16, 1901 - March 14, 1988) was a German school teacher, publisher and astrologer.
Life and work[edit]
Ebertin utilized the research on astrological midpoints of Hamburg School surveyor and astrologer Alfred Witte first published in 1928 in Witte's Regelwerk für Planetenbilder. Shortly after Witte's death in 1941, Ebertin used Witte's extensive research on astrological midpoints, and a 4th-harmonic "90° dial" developed by the Hamburg School of Astrology as the foundations of his School of Cosmobiology[citation needed]. Ebertin continued to promote astrological research, including medical applications of astrology while non-compliant Hamburg School astrologers were interned by the Third Reich, their books and publications banned.[citation needed]
Reinhold Ebertin's main reference text on Cosmobiology entitled The Combination of Stellar Influences, sometimes referred to as the 'CSI' or the 'COSI', was inspired by Alfred Witte's Rulebook of Planetary Pictures [1] . Ebertin's book was first published in 1940 and the most recent updates in the English translation were added in 1972. Ebertin's greatest and most truly original contribution was his research in the field of medical astrology and his addition of more psychological correlations.[2] Ebertin worked with the "Anatomical Correspondences of the Zodiac Degrees" as presented in the "Organuhr der anatomischen Entsprechungen" of Fritz Brandau.[3]
Due to Ebertin's work, he is sometimes considered the founder of modern Cosmobiology as the term is generally used today (working largely with the midpoint/dial paradigms of Witte), although the term 'Kosmobiologie' had been previously used by Dr Friedrich Feerhow and Swiss statistician Karl Krafft in a more general sense "to designate that branch of astrology working on scientific foundations and keyed to the natural sciences".[4]
Ebertin's mother, Elsbeth Ebertin, was also an astrologer. His son, Dr. Baldur Ebertin, is "a psychologist, philosopher, esoteric, alternative healer, reincarnation-therapist, psychoanalyst, astrologer, and author".[5]
List of published works[edit]
- The Combination of Stellar Influences
- Cosmic Marriage
- Transits: What Days Favor You?
- Rapid & Reliable Analysis
- Fixed Stars & Their Interpretation
- Auxiliary Tables for the Calculation of the Stellar Positions
- an English translation of his book Astrological Healing was published in 1989
- ^ [Ebertin 1972, p.27 "(RPP) appeared to be revolutionary and provoked an unusual and mostly adverse criticism. The author has used that work extensively in his research..." followed by critical opinions later challenged by other students of Witte. Ebertin then continues on p.28 "Some of Witte's ideas may yet to prove useful, at some future time".]
- ^ [(see earlier footnote where Ebertin acknowledged substantial reliance on Witte's RPP as a source: Ebertin 1972, pp.27-28. Ebertin then re-formatted and re-worded Witte's material -- much of the material added to the COSI/CSI which differed from Witte's RPP referred to specifics and details of medical astrology. Ebertin's most fully original written work manifest as "Astrological Healing" (see bibliography)]
- ^ Ebertin refers to Brandau's text in Ebertin 1989, pp.159-160.
- ^ Ebertin 1972, p.11
- ^ The Ebertin Family Archived 2006-09-10 at the Wayback Machine
- Ebertin, Reinhold: Combination of Stellar Influences, Ebertin-Verlag, Aalen, 1972. ISBN 0-86690-087-X
- Ebertin, Reinhold: Astrological Healing, Samuel Weiser Books, York Beach ME, 1989. ISBN 0-87728-711-2
- Ebertin, Reinhold: Directions: Co-Determinants of Fate, translated by Linda Kratzsch, AFA, Tempe, AZ, 1976. ISBN 0-86690-090-X
- Ebertin, Reinhold: Applied Cosmobiology, translated by Heidi Langram, D.F.Astrol.S. and Jim ten Hove, AFA, 1972. ISBN 0-86690-086-1
- Ebertin, Reinhold: Transits: Forecasting using the 45 degree Graphic Ephemeris, translated by Linda Kratzsch, Ebertin-Verlag, Aalen, 1973. ISBN 0-88231-122-0
- Witte, Alfred: Regelwerk für Planetenbilder, Ludwig Rudolph Verlag, Hamburg, 1928, 1974. ISBN 3-920807-00-6
- Witte, Alfred: Der Mensch, Ludwig Rudolph Verlag, Hamburg, 1975. ISBN 3-920807-11-1
External links[edit]
- (in German) Baldur Ebertin's homepage


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The Mysterious True Story of the
Mary Celeste and Her Missing Crew
On December 4th, 1872, a 100-foot brigantine was discovered drifting through the North Atlantic without a soul on board. Not a sign of struggle, not a shred of damage, no ransacked cargo—and not a trace of the captain, his wife and daughter, or the crew. What happened on board the ghost ship Mary Celeste has baffled and tantalized the world for 140 years. In his stunning new book, award-winning journalist Brian Hicks plumbs the depths of this fabled nautical mystery and finally uncovers the truth.
The Mary Celeste was cursed as soon as she was launched on the Bay of Fundy in the spring of 1861. Her first captain died before completing the maiden voyage. In London she accidentally rammed and sank an English brig. Later she was abandoned after a storm drove her ashore at Cape Breton. But somehow the ship was recovered and refitted, and in the autumn of 1872 she fell to the reluctant command of a seasoned mariner named Benjamin Spooner Briggs. It was Briggs who was at the helm when the Mary Celeste sailed into history.
The story of the Mary Celeste is the quintessential tale of men lost at sea. Ghost Ship vividly recreates the events leading up to the crew's disappearance and then unfolds the complicated and bizarre aftermath—the dark suspicions that fell on the officers of the ship that intercepted her; the farcical Admiralty Court salvage hearing in Gibraltar; the wild myths that circulated after Sir Arthur Conan Doyle published a thinly disguised short story sensationalizing the mystery.
Everything from a voodoo curse to an alien abduction has been hauled out to explain the fate of the Mary Celeste. But the truth, Ghost Ship reveals, is actually grounded in the combined tragedies of human error and bad luck. The story of the Mary Celeste acquired yet another twist in 2001, when a team of divers funded by novelist Clive Cussler located the wreck in a coral reef off Haiti.
Written with the suspense of a thriller and the vivid accuracy of the best popular history, Ghost Ship tells the unforgettable true story of the most famous and most fascinating maritime mystery of all time.
An undated photo of the Mary Celeste in an unidentified harbor in the days after Benjamin Briggs, his family and crew disappeared. Courtesy Cumberland County Museum, Amherst Nova Scotia
A 1965 magazine advertisement from Atlantic Mutual depicts the moment the crew of the Dei Gratia spotted the Mary Celeste abandoned at sea. Permission and license to use the photo is granted by the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company


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I've got a question about that Specialized saddle, (I know I could ask you in the office, but you're not here at the mo and I'll have forgotten by tomorrow). Given its greater width and shorter length isn't it simply a mountain bike saddle but on a road bike? Not that I'm saying that's necessarily a bad thing
In this new episode of Shiny New Products, we're taking a look at a brand new Specialized saddle with Elaston padding, Bontrager's first gravel tyre and a new aluminium crankset from Spanish brand Rotor.
The new Specialized Power Arc Pro Elaston saddle takes the short-nosed saddle shape that is on-trend at the moment but adds a new foam padding that is said to provide the same level of comfort as that of sitting on a thousand pillows. That's my kind of comfort! It's actually the same tech as in adidas Boost running trainers.
Next, we have the new Vegast crankset from Rotor, named after three iconic European climbs, the VEleta, GAlibier and STelvio. It's a celebration of the company's racing heritage, it has been in the pro peloton for many years. They are a cheaper version of the Aldhu launched at Eurobike last year and use a modular design providing numerous options, from axle size to 1x or 2x, power meter compatibility and it works with most BB standards.
And finally it's the first gravel tyre from Bontrager, the GR2 TLR Team Issue. It's one of two models, these have a more aggressive tread pattern, and comes just in a 700x40mm size. Bontrager has used two rubber compounds to provide the best balance of grip and wear rate and the Inner Strength casing is intended to provide toughness over rough terrain while keeping the sidewall supple for a nice smooth ride.
Reviews of these new products coming soon.
David has worked on the road.cc tech team since July 2012. Previously he was editor of Bikemagic.com and before that staff writer at RCUK. He's a seasoned cyclist of all disciplines, from road to mountain biking, touring to cyclo-cross, he only wishes he had time to ride them all. He's mildly competitive, though he'll never admit it, and is a frequent road racer but is too lazy to do really well. He currently resides in the Cotswolds.


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Been watching a lot of movies lately, maybe I'll post about them soon. For the moment, I wanted to mention that I really enjoyed the latest Christopher Guest / Eugene Levy film, FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION. Not quite as good as A MIGHTY WIND, but very entertaining. And as good as all the regular players are, the show was really stolen by ventriloquist weather forecaster Nina Conti and her puppet Monk. She was hilarious, and also has some great stuff on the out-takes on the DVD. Through the magic of the interweb, I see that some of the material is adapted from her stand-up routine, which is even more surreal and amusing.
You can find a few more over on the YouTube.


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Madlax in Dallas, TX
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Madlax founder and owner, Cabell Maddux, adds, "Texas, and in particular Dallas, is one of the most explosive growth areas for lacrosse in the country so we are very excited to help grow this great sport in that region. We have been focused on establishing a partner program there for years but searching for the right leadership. We could not be happier with the partnership with Tommy Shuey and Pat Debolt, Directors of SENTRY LC, who are impressive and working hard to grow the sport in Dallas. All the boys who are now or one day part of Sentry LC will be afforded the opportunity to play with and against some of the best players in the US on a true national team in premier recruiting and all-star tournaments. I am truly excited for the boys in his program! "
About Madlax
Since 1996 Madlax, headquartered in McLean, Virginia outside Washington, DC, has been one of the nation's premier lacrosse companies. Madlax is a comprehensive elite lacrosse and character building program for boys ages 5-18. Madlax manages 6 tournaments and 2 Showcases annually across the country. Madlax Directors, coaches and leaders emphasize the unique CASE initiative (Character, Attitude, Success, Effort) throughout specific aspects of our programs. Madlax is committed to developing players through clinics, camps, tournaments and travel all-stars teams throughout the world. Madlax offers boys from Virginia, DC, Maryland, Florida, California, Canada and now Texas the opportunity to travel and play at an elite level in the most prestigious recruiting tournaments each year. Madlax also operates a lacrosse specialty store in McLean, VA, an online superstore, madlaxshop.com and owns the private apparel label, MadGear, which produces the nationally popular MadGear Shorts.
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From CNN Money, a service of CNN, Fortune, and Money:
A Georgia company called Ecologix thinks it has found a way to reduce the amount of water used to extract gas.
By Brian Dumaine, senior editor at large
FORTUNE — One of the big environmental (and financial) challenges the oil and gas industry faces is the amount of water a fracking well requires. In fracking, water is driven under pressure deep into a well. The force of the water fractures or "fracks" the shale below, releasing the trapped gas. A typical well use 4 million or 5 million gallons of water and generates about 1 million gallons of contaminated wastewater that need to be disposed of.
A common complaint environmentalists have against fracking is the amount of water these wells use — especially in drought-stricken regions of the country such as West Texas — and they way the oil and gas industry disposes of the waste fluid. The waste water, which can contain sand, salt, and trace amounts of radioactivity and fracking chemicals, typically gets dumped into municipal wastewater systems or into storage pits.
An Alpharetta, GA., company called Ecologix Environmental Systems, believes it has a solution. Says founder and CEO Eli Gruber, who had been a software entrepreneur before founding his ten-year-old, waste water company: "The biggest problem with fracking is we're stripping away from farmers and ranchers billions and billions of gallons of water. We need to recycle what we use." With Ecologix's patent-pending technology, small mobile units are set up near the fracking wells. Trucks deliver the waste water, which is run through the mobile units.
In a process Gruber developed for the food processing industry to separate fat and grease out of waste water, tiny air bubbles attach to the particles of pollution and then float to the surface where the sludge is skimmed off. (The sludge is buried in landfills.) The trucks refill with clean water and return it to the wells for reuse. Gruber claims his process costs the same as the same as the "pump and dump" systems being used now by the industry and is better for the environment.
So far Ecologix, which according to the company has $10 million in revenues and is profitable, has run one successful pilot plant and is raising money to launch its mobile units in the first quarter of 2013. Gruber is facing some headwinds. He's up against giant oil service companies such as Schlumberger and Halliburton that have their own technologies. And as with any new technology there's the challenge of scaling up the business while keeping quality up and costs down. Even so Gruber is undeterred. Says he: Our technology requires low capital and operating expenses and is simple to run. It's a very practical solution." He's betting the fracking drillers feel the same.
View the original publication on CNN Money here.


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Regular readers of this blog may have noticed that I write quite a lot. Besides this blog, I also write academic work, poetry, fiction, and a host of more minor things like notes and tweets and emails. For a group generally in favour of silence, Quakers have not extended this to the written word, and we publish plenty (British Quakers have published enough in the last fifty odd years for it to form one of the cornerstones of my PhD, so I should know). Gil has posted often about the authors of older Quaker literature, too – there's a grand tradition of spiritual autobiography among Friends which has formed the foundation of plenty of other research projects.
What is the significance of writing? It can be a spiritual practice, as in journalling, and to write regularly requires a self-discipline which is also demanded by other Quaker practices. It takes something which is basically public – our shared stock of words – and allows someone to record them privately, edit them, shape them, and then make them available for others to consider at leisure. It permits a long, slow conversation to develop down the ages; we see some of this in Quaker Faith and Practice, much of which is an anthology of Quaker writing. (Of course, from a historian's point of view the things which get left out of anthologies are of equal interest, and no one anthology can represent the whole conversation… just the bits which interest us now.)
Writing can be outreach, inreach, informative, entertaining, vulnerable, abstract, inspired, or prosaic. (Sometimes all at once.) I acknowledge that writing is not for everyone, but for me it's often the best way of sharing. Writing is also an important part of some Quaker processes, and in particular minute-writing is a skill unto itself.
Someone asked me once what the secret is to writing good minutes, and how I did it so well. I didn't really have an answer, and I still don't – I've been a Quaker a long term and heard a lot of minutes; I've served on committees and seen a lot of minutes, good and bad; I've tried to explain minutes to non-Quakers and seen their bafflement and frustration. One part of it, though, is probably that I spend so much time writing and practising writing. I've been writing poetry of my own since I was nine or ten; in my teens I spent a long time writing fanfic, stories set in other people's worlds, and – this part is vital – having friends beta read it, and comment on it, and making my own edits as a result. There's nothing quite a like an internet friend who knows you only through the written word going through your story and critiquing it in love. I've got more to learn and I still need readers and editors and commenters, but I learnt a lot from that process. Learning when to be detailed and when to cut to the chase is an important part of a good minute and of a good story. Being confident with the basics of writing helps. (That, and don't worry about spelling in the handwritten draft, that's for the typing up/dots and commas bit!) Also, a fanfic story is as much as community product as it is yours – the canon and the conversations and the commenters all feed into it, and in a similar way the Spirit and the gathered meeting own the minute, so it's important to be open to that and accept help from all sides.
Practice makes perfect, they say. I don't know if you can be a perfect writer – it's conventional to say that essays are only marked up to 75 or 80 out of 100 because they could always be better – but I do know that writing a lot, in lots of different styles and contexts, makes me a better writer.


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• Tasting of typical products of the area, guided tours, cooking classes, Italian lessons and much more. (Upon request).
• Suggestions for accommodations.
• Logistic support to tour operators, for bike rentals and bike tours.
And if this is not enough, 2019 is our 20th-year of activity!


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Welcome to Jacobsens-GFM
We supply Degenhart, Aigner, Sauter, Steinbauer, Broomate, Haaga, and much more throughout the UK.
Recognised by the agricultural industry, our company is dedicated to providing quality products and a reliable, backed-up service seven days a week, throughout the year. Our diversified product range continues to grow by finding innovative designs, improving our current range of products, and listening to customers' requirements. Our unique service has established our company as a prominent force in this industry.
We are now able to import and supply:
- Degenhart Front Linkages / Hitches and PTO's
- Sauter Front Linkages / Hitches and PTO's
- Aigner Front Hitches and PTOs
- Steinbauer Tuning Modules
- Degenhart Tuning Modules
- Broomate Brushes
- Haaga Sweepers
- Fuel Meters
- Lumatic Grease Equipment
- Mueller Industries Crane
- Quick Winch
- A Front Hitch and PTO available for John Deere, New Holland, Claas, Deutz, Massey Ferguson
- Front Linkage | Front PTO | Tractor Chipping


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How It Works
Standard Cold Brew Coffee Systems
Most coffee producers use containers, often plastic buckets, from five to thirty gallon capacity, to produce cold brew coffee. These units consist of a bucket or kettle with a single filter (either paper or a mesh basket) and may or may not come with a stirring stick.
During the brew process these vessels are often stored on the floor, at room temperature, or in a walk-in cooler. As a result, making large batches takes up valuable space. Consistency between batches is difficult, if not impossible, to maintain. And for every bucket that's added, there is a higher likelihood that something unwanted will happen—pollutants, accidental spillage, spoilage, and even bacterial contamination. These are all hazards that, until now, have plagued this new and growing industry.
CoffeeWorks, Inc. patent pending systems are completely different.
The vessels are high-grade stainless steel—the kind that goes beyond what the USDA recommends for food preparation. It's also a truly commercial sized production system.
But, it's not just larger. Our USA built systems feature a three-step filtration system and an internal chilling unit that maintains optimal temperature. We have an internal, variable speed, shaft-driven mixer and one or more recirculation pumps. As for cleaning? Our systems employ a clean in place system designed to save you labor costs and time.
Advanced touchscreen controls allow the brewer to tailor all aspects of the cycle, including temperature, brew time, and agitation cycles. This allows the brewer to dial in and create profiles that are repeatable, while maintaining constant and chilled temperature during the brew cycle.
You'll waste less water, less coffee, and less time. You'll save on energy and labor costs. You'll reduce the risk of contamination and spoilage and ship more coffee. Because it's all controlled from a single control panel, you'll be able replicate results every time.


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Methy Cabernet Sauvignon
Product description
Born out of patience,this wine matures for two years in brand new barrels of French oak and spends an equal amount of time ageing in the reducing environ¬ment of its bottle. Methy displays a deep red colour, exuding strength and masculine" aromas of green pepper, capers and red-skinned fruits against a background of oak. It has a thick, distinctly balanced taste with tannic presence which softened by time, will further improve the quality of the wine.
Enjoy it between 16 – 18°C.


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Hey Twilight fans. How would you like to sleep in the same bed where Bella (Kristen Stewart) first kissed her soulless soul mate, Edward (Robert Pattinson), in the first Twilight film?
Yeah, I know, you'd rather own the bed Bella and Edward used to conceive their unique offspring, Renesmee (Mackenzie Foy), but that's not the one director Catherine Hardwicke owns, nor is it the one she's contemplating auctioning off for charity. Hardwicke, who directed the 2008 launch to the Twilight saga, revealed that she still has the bed in question, and will auction it on behalf of the Step Up Women's Network if fans "showed enough demand for the item," according to Hollywood Life.
Showed enough demand? Something tells me Hardwicke's going to have Twi-hards sleeping on her lawn for the next few weeks so they can show just how interested they would be in owning an important piece of prop history from the saga they cherish. Plus, it's for a very good cause. Step Up assists underprivileged teenage girls who need help graduating high school and moving on to college. In other words, girls who are growing up on Stephenie Meyer's books. Win win. As for me, I'm holding out for a shred of Jacob's torn flannel, and will outbid anyone as soon as it goes on the auction block.


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Ferris State University freshman Jacqueline DeBoer (Grand Rapids/ South Christian) wrapped up her initial campaign for the Crimson and Golf by finishing in a 38th-place tie with a 316 four-round score at the 2011 NCAA Division II Women's Golf Championships held May 11-14 at Allendale, Mich.
DeBoer, who posted a 28-strokes over-par 316 total (77-79-78-82=316, +28) for the 72-hole tourney, concluded action this Saturday (May 14) with a final-round 10-over-par 82-stroke total on the par 72, 6,111-yard The Meadows Golf Course at Grand Valley State University.
The 2010-11 Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) Women's Golf Freshman of the Year, registered a par on eight of the front nine holes and birdied the par four number two hole. DeBoer would tally a pair of pars on the 14th and 16th pins with scores of five and four, respectively. The 2010-11 All-GLIAC First-Team performer ended up in a six-way tie for 38th-place honors.
Two-time defending national champion Nova Southeastern (Fla.) claimed the 2011 national title as the Sharks compiled a five-over-par 1,157 score among the 12 participating teams. NSU's Taylor Collins turned in a NCAA-II record-setting 278 score (-10) to earn medalist recognition among 72 individual competitors as the Sharks featured the top three individual finishers.
DeBoer, who represented the first Ferris State to play as an individual at the NCAA-II Championships, closed out her 2010-11 season leading the Bulldogs with an 80.23 stroke average (2,086 total strokes) in 26 rounds. She also accumulated eight top-20 place performances, which included three among the top five this campaign.


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VW Passat B5
since 1996 release
Repair and operation of the car
Foltsvagen Passat B5
- Maintenance instruction
Doors, central blocking of locks
Trunk lid (back door of the Station wagon car)
Remote radio control by locks
Electrowindow regulators
Rear-view mirrors
Seat belts
System of inflatable safety cushions
Head restraints
+ Front seats
Memory for a driver's seat
Storing of adjustments of a seat and external mirrors for advance
Call of adjustments of a seat and external mirrors for the movement by the forward course
Back many-placed seat (Sedan)
Back many-placed seat (Station wagon)
Cover for lengthy baggage
Luggage compartment
Shelf of the luggage compartment (station wagon)
Parking brake
Mechanical transmission
+ 4-staged automatic transmission
- 5-staged sekventalny automatic transmission
Selector positions
Adjustable steering column
Ignition lock
Launch of the engine
Engine stop
Control devices
Control lamps
System of automatic control with the multipurpose index
Violations of paramount importance (red pictograms)
Violations of minor importance (yellow pictograms)
Navigation system
Switches and switches
Understeering switch of indexes of turns and light of headlights
Cruise control
Screen wipers and windscreen washers
Heating and ventilation
Air supply nozzles
Climatic installation
Air supply nozzles
+ Climatic Klimatronik installation
Lifting and movable panel of the hatch of a roof
Internal lighting
Box for things
Plug sockets in the luggage compartment
How economically to drive the car
Anti-blocking system of brakes
Protivobuksovochny system (the reduced torque of the engine, ASR)
Protivobuksovochny system with snubbing of a wheel (EDS)
Electronic system of stabilization (ESP)
Amplifier of steering
Fuel (petrol engines)
Fuel (diesel engines)
+ Motor compartment
Bases of safe operation of the car
Bases of safe operation of the car
+ 1. Maintenance
+ 2. Engines
+ 3. Cooling system
+ 4. Fuel system
+ 5. Engine management
+ 6. Exhaust system
+ 7. Transmission
+ 8. Running gear
+ 9. Steering
+ 10. Brake system
+ 11. Body
+ 12. Heating, ventilation
+ 13. Electric equipment
Selector positions
On a combination of devices the display on which is shown in what position there is a selector is located.
Р – Parking blocking.
Driving wheels are mechanically blocked.
The selector should be transferred to this position only at completely stopped car. Before inclusion and switching off of a position "P" it is necessary to press the blocking button on the selector handle. Before switching off of this position at the included ignition in addition it is necessary to press a brake pedal.
R – Backing.
The position of a backing has to join only at completely stopped car and when idling the engine. Before transition to a position "R" from positions "P" or "N" it is necessary to press a brake pedal and to press on the blocking button in the selector handle.
In a position "R" at the included ignition backing lamps burn.
N – Neutral position (idling position).
At a selector conclusion from a position "N" at a speed of movement up to 5 km/h, and also at the motionless car and the included ignition it is necessary to press a brake pedal and to press on the blocking button on the selector handle. However it is not obligatory to press the blocking button when from a position "N" the selector is transferred to positions "D".
D – Long advance.
Five transfers switch with low to higher and vice versa automatically depending on load of the engine and from the speed of the movement.
Under certain conditions the movements expediently temporarily to use one of below-mentioned positions.
4 – A position for "hilly" sections of the road.
Such position of the selector is recommended when in certain traffic conditions at position of the selector in a position "D" there is a frequent switching to the 4th to the 5th transfer and vice versa.
For transfer of the selector to this position it is necessary to press the blocking button in the selector handle. Automatically the 1st, 2nd 3rd and 4th transfers depending on load of the engine and speeds of the movement switch up and down. the 5th transfer is blocked. Thanks to it the brake effect of the engine also increases at fuel interruption in supply.
3 – A position for mountain sections of the road.
This position is recommended for long rises and descents. Automatically the 1st, 2nd and 3rd transfers depending on load of the engine and speeds of the movement switch up and down. the 4th and 5th transfers remain blocked to avoid unnecessary switchings to the highest transfers. At the same time efficiency of braking by the engine also increases.
2 – A position for mountain sections of the road with big biases.
The choice of this position is recommended when driving on steep slopes and descents. At inclusion of this position it is necessary to press the blocking button on the selector handle. The car moves only on the 1st or 2nd transfers. the 3rd, 4th and 5th transfers are blocked to avoid unnecessary switching to the highest transfers. At the same time the greatest possible effect of braking is reached by the engine.
The cruise control in a position "2" of the selector cannot be used.
At manual switching on decreasing it is possible to pass to positions "4", 3" and "2" switching to lower transfers automatically happen only when after switching the most admissible frequency of rotation of the engine is not exceeded.
Recommendations about the choice of positions
Launch of the engine
The engine can be started only at position of the selector of management in positions "N" or "R".
The choice of a position for the movement
Before transfer of the selector to one of positions at the motionless car and the working engine it is necessary to press a brake pedal always.
At the choice of a position at the motionless car it is impossible to press an accelerator pedal.
If during the movement of the car the selector was incidentally installed in a position "N", it is necessary to take away before transfer of the lever to any position of the forward course a leg from a pedal of an accelerator and to wait for idling of the engine.
Start-off from the place
Choose one of a position of the movement (R, D, 4, 3, 2). Wait, there will be no inclusion of transfer in the transmission yet, and the stream of power will reach driving wheels (at the same time the weak breakthrough is felt) Only then press an accelerator pedal.
At a short-term stop, for example, in front of the traffic light, there is no need to pass to a position "N". It is quite enough to hold the car by means of a brake. The engine, however, has to work only at single turns.


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Pg 100on September 24, 2012 at 12:00 am
It's page 100!!!!! Weeeewt!!!
Ok folks, BIG THANK YA for everyone who's followed me along! Later this week I'll be out of town, so I drew you a happy little "ty" picture you can dl and use for wallpapers and such. Your regularly scheduled pages should follow the week after. (ps… dog ppl as requested.) XD