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Our Team
Vicky Nicholson
After graduating from the University of Central Lancashire and attending Chester Law College, Vicky qualified in 1996 and worked at a Preston-based solicitors before joining Kevills in 1997, becoming partner in 2002. Vicky specialises in the area of family law and is accredited to the Law Society Family Law Panel.
Away from her desk, Vicky enjoys spending time with her husband and their family and friends, as well as travel, reading and art.
Simon Robinson
Simon joined Kevills as a trainee in 1989 after attending the University of Central Lancashire and Chester Law College, qualifying in 1991. He also holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Personal Injury Litigation from Manchester Metropolitan University, and is a member of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL). Simon has been Partner since 1997 and specialises in the areas of civil litigation and commercial law. He is also a member of the Law Society Accident and Personal Injury Panel.
All aspects of civil litigation, including personal injury, debt collection and property disputes. Also employment and commercial conveyancing. Personal interests music, reading, travelling, keeping fit and presenting a rock show on Chorley FM community radio station
Dan Grimshaw
Consultant Solicitor and Head of Private Client Department
Dan has been a solicitor for over twenty years, having worked for firms in Preston, Southport and Chorley. He is Head of our Private Client department and specialises in wills, probate and Powers of Attorneys. He also deals with Court of Protection matters and some commercial and residential conveyancing work for his clients. He has worked in the Private Client area for the last fifteen years.
Dan is highly experienced in dealing with complex matters including wills and estate planning (including trusts), advising on Inheritance Tax and dealing with the administration of the large and complicated as well as the more straightforward estates.
Married, he lives near Preston and has a daughter and a son and a dog, Bobby, a Jack Russell with attitude. He enjoys travel, walking and socialising.
John Crompton
Consultant Solicitor
John is a native of Chorley and for most of his professional life has practiced in Chorley at Wallwork and Company from 1989 to 2007 (latterly as Senior Partner) and from 2007 to 2016 as a Partner of Napthens, Solicitors.
John specialises in civil litigation. He is a Member of and Assessor to The Law Society Personal Injury Panel. He is accredited as an Association of Personal Injury Lawyers Senior Litigator. In addition, John specialises in civil litigation, including professional negligence, partnership disputes, property litigation, including disputes between co-owners, and contractual matters. He has significant experience in the higher appellate courts. He has acted for one of the victims of the Alton Towers accident and has acted for numerous professionals, including Doctors, Surveyors, Accountants, Teachers and Lecturers.
He is presently Chair of Lancashire West Citizens Advice Bureau and has been involved in the Citizens Advice movement for more than 25 years.
He is married with two adult children. His hobbies include walking, horse riding, literature and travel.
George Mushahwar
Assistant Solicitor
George joined Kevills in February 2016 after graduating from the University of Birmingham with a degree in Law with Business Studies.
George is a member of the Litigation team, and deals especially with the Personal Injury claims, employment matters, Landlord and Tenant disputes, Contractual disputes and Commercial Disputes. Outside of work, George enjoys playing the guitar, as well as watching and partaking in a variety of sports. He is a keen footballer, and also plays for his local cricket team Orrell Red Triangle.
Simone Barker
Assistant Solicitor
Simone joined Kevills in 2018. Before joining Kevills, Simone worked for a firm in Merseyside where she completed her Training Contract and qualified as a Solicitor in December 2017. Simone works in our Conveyancing Department. Simone completed her degree at the University of Manchester and her LPC at the University of Law. In her spare time Simone runs a local Brownie Unit. Simone also enjoys spending time with family and friends, reading and cooking.


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Being creative is a must. Being designers and architects are choices. Have you ever heard that?
Creative world is a wide field. Actually, it's not only designers and architectural jobs, but also so many artistic ones. But in this article, we'll only discuss about designers and arhitects and something special for them. What's that? Yes, Hewlett Packard Designjet 3D Printer.
We can see so many 'good look' building, bridge, and others architect's products. We also use nice boxes, shoes, clothes, bags, and so many products of designers. Why they can make such nice products? Because they're creative and they have ability to transform their idea into the real world.
Computer and Creative World
Before computers born, architects and designers do their job manually. Design, drawing, and prototype were handmade. As you can imagine, it take times, energy, and costs, of course. But that was the real world that time. We must thanks God for the computers. A tool that dedicated to help human easier their job.
Since the first computer developed, human start to gain many variation in software and hardware. Those application can ease human to do their works. Jobs that get so many software and hardware are disigners and architects. Software to draw, design, coloring, and calculation for their products are easily found.
Hewlett Packard Designjet 3D Printer
Every design product needs prototype. Before 3D printers developed, architects and designers do the prototype manually. If they don't have enough time, it outsourced.
The materials of the prototype used paper, wood, resins, or others. The strength of these materials are low.
Now, Hewlett Packard produces designjet 3D printer. This device can make prototype in no time. People do the design, the printer will make it come true.
Hewlett Packard designjet 3D printer use strong plastic materials. So when the design printed, and accidentally fall, it's fine. The materials also has nice colour, so the prototype will become good look.
3D Printers and Easier Works
Since the launching of Hewlett Packard 3D designjet printer, creative world worker are happy. They'll do their job easier.
Designer and architect work to make the arrangement of something. They'll work more efficients if they don't have to spend time to make prototype.
Designer and architect also can save money and time. Before Hewlett Packard 3D designjet printer launched, they has to spend money and time for the prototype, shipping, and revition.
Making prototype use 3D printer can save time. The prototype can send as quickly as after printed. This will develope good relationship with customer.
The customer can get profit, too. They can see and hold the prototype. The customer will have a better imagination about the building they'll build, or product they'll do.
Having Hewlett Packard 3D designjet printer is a choice. It cost nice enough. Compare the cost with the advantages of choosing this stuff.
When designer and architect can do their jobs easier, they can produce more design. They'll become more creative. The company will get advantages, too by the increase of creativity in team.

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Herbalist Katja Swift Interview!
Herbalist Katja Swift Interview Cat Ellis "Herbal Prepper Live" Listen in player below! This week on Herbal Prepper Live, I will be chatting with Boston-based herbalist Katja Swift. Katja, along with Ryn Midura, founded the CommonWealth Center for Herbal Medicine in Boston, Massachusetts. Katja is the center's Director of Education.


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I sometimes think that the things in my head that don't want to come out are the most dangerous. Things that stay lurking in musty corners of my mind for years. Sometimes decades. That can't be good, right? God only knows what twisted mutations happen in the darkest corners of a troubled mind.
This thought, the one I'm chasing with you now, is a real crafty old bugger. One minute it's a ghost then a lie then a fantasy. It's there though – I can see the empty spaces that it leaves in the process of its concealment. I can notice the missing joy and peace and energy that it uses to power its invisibility motors.
Can one catch a thought with a thought? Perhaps I'm being too ambitious – maybe I should just throw likely words in the general direction of the gaps in my mind and see what sticks? Words like shame and guilt and waste and ….. denial.
Fuck I just saw the ghost of my mother. The hole in my mind, the hole in my soul, is in the shape of my mother. My mother is ancient. Older than anyone should be made to be. She's been that way since I've known her. There's always been a feeling of primal misery and decay about her. It was once covered in young fresh skin and now it's covered in sagging wrinkled tissue thin skin. There's something frighteningly timeless, almost vital, about her decrepitude. An endless fuck you in the face of innocence, beauty, youth and joy.
An endless capacity for incapacity – a problem for every solution. That's me old mum for you. Even the best of her days are endless, horrid and grey.
What's that? Why does this bother me so? It's hardly my fault is it? Just ignore her and she'll go away. But don't you know the saddest ghosts live the longest.
I left my job in the city to engage in a spot of ghostbusting. Just in case it would help the endless proliferation of symptoms. Help fight the anxiety, the despair, the addiction, confusion, anger, lostness, lack. Told myself, wouldn't it be nice to spend some quality time with mum while she's still healthy enough to hang with. Go for walks, have some lovely little chats.
Fuck. Was my capacity for self deceit so strong? Now there are two sources of endless darkness in my life. My mother and my mother's ghost. The Mother, the Son and the Unholy ghost. What a clusterfuck.
Well I can't rightly leave us here in this mess. It's not a fertile mess – just a merry bit of madness. And, believe me I've tried, there's nothing to be done with the woman herself. She's oblivious. Her misery and darkness impenetrable.
All I can do is align myself with lighter beings, brighter beings. Be a lighter and brighter being myself. Be a channel for the light and love of god or, if the g-word offends, of the Universal Mind. No good carrying candles into a black hole. I've spent my life smashing my serenity – bouncing against the implacable event horizon of mother's misery.
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'Gossip Girl' actress Michelle Trachtenberg ignores photographers as she rushes to her Range Rover after leaving 'Salon Benjamin' in West Hollywood. The paparazzi can be heard enthusiastically asking each other if they have voted in the presidential elections. It doesn't look like Miss Trachtenberg has gone for anything drastic at the hair salon as her hair looks just as dark and sleek as usual, but then she has only recently dyed her mousy locks that ultra-dark colour.
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Clearly, the intention was to recreate the vibe of 1983's freewheeling romp Risky Business. And while it's good fun, it's also forgettable.
Matt (Grace) was a high-achiever in the class of 1984. He's just earned a top four-year engineering degree from MIT, but has no idea what to do with the rest of his life. Then one day he bumps into his high school crush Tori (Palmer) and pretends to be a successful banker. Soon he's invited to a cool party at the home of Kyle (Pratt), the hard-partying boyfriend of Matt's twin sister Wendy (Faris). And when Matt's goofy pal Barry (Fogler) tags along, it becomes clear that trouble won't be too far behind.
Continue reading: Take Me Home Tonight Review
Cops Jimmy and Paul (Willis and Morgan) have been partners for nine years but, after a chase goes horribly wrong, they're suspended for a month. While Paul suspects his wife (Jones) of infidelity, Jimmy's daughter (Trachtenberg) is planning an extravagant wedding. To pay for it, Jimmy decides to sell a valuable baseball card, which is promptly stolen by a low-life goon (Scott) and passed on to a murderous gangster (Diaz). So Jimmy calls Paul to help him get it back. It's not like they have anything better to do.
Continue reading: Cop Out Review
That was back in 1989. Twenty years later, Mike (now Matthew Perry) finds himself regretting some of those choices. He's now in his thirties, and life has fallen apart. He hates his dead-end job and wishes he would have gone to college. His two teenage kids (Michelle Trachtenberg and Sterling Knight) have nothing to do with him, and Scarlett (Leslie Mann) is in the process of divorcing him. All the while, his nerdy best friend, Ned (Thomas Lennon), has become an inventor and has more money than he knows what to do with. If only Mike could turn back the clock.
Continue reading: 17 Again Review
The Messerman family of suburban Ohio, circa 1973, is a little bit weird. Dad Simon (William Hurt) is a frustrated intellectual who earns a living as an insurance salesman but fancies himself as a great mind and is prone to speaking in brilliant quotations from geniuses of the past. His wife Judith (Rita Wilson) is just as enamored of her own intellect and has a deep love of classical music. Their older son Clive (David Call) is a supersmart math geek/long-haired hippie who breezes through statewide math competitions without even giving a damn. He's more into sparking up bongs in his bedroom with his luscious girlfriend Sandra (Michelle Trachtenberg) and his best friend Elliot (Hale Appleman), with whom he shares a secret language. Somewhat lost in the shuffle is the younger teenage son, William (Brett Davern), who is both amused and put off by his family's eccentric behavior.
Continue reading: Beautiful Ohio Review
Then -- on Christmas Day -- came Black Christmas, a holiday film for people who were bored as Santa battled Jack Frost and yawned as Mary and Joseph traveled to Bethlehem on a donkey. For audiences like us, there could be nothing more joyous than watching annoying sorority chicks getting diced to pieces on Christmas break by an inbred psychopath.
Continue reading: Black Christmas (2006) Review
It's not a role that plays to her strengths. Trachtenberg is gawky, yes - but almost superhumanly so, when given the chance. She squeaks and quivers to the point of resembling a cartoon mouse; when her eyes widen in anticipation (or shock, or fear), as they often do during Ice Princess, it's easy to imagine that she's spying a tasty morsel of cheese (unfortunately, it's more difficult to imagine the movie as that cheese). Now that she's served her time as princess for a day, she should escape to good screwball comedy.
Continue reading: Ice Princess Review
Starring a bunch of nobodies, leavened with a few clever star cameos, and written and directed by guys you've never heard of, Eurotrip wastes no time with the setup and getting its young stars to Europe. Upon graduating from high school, Scotty (Scott Mechlowicz) gets dumped by his girlfriend (Smallville's Kristen Kreuk), who then makes out with the lead singer of the band playing at the graduation party (an oddly-placed Matt Damon, lip-synching a song called "Scotty Doesn't Know"). Simultaneously, Scotty discovers that his German e-mail pen pal, whom he thought was a guy, is actually an extremely hot blonde. Unfortunately, drunk and despondent, he has just told her to stop writing (thinking it was a guy coming on to him). Spiritually devastated, Scotty decides to head across the Atlantic with his friends - requisite crazy guy Cooper (Jacob Pitts), nerd Jamie (Travis Wester), and Jamie's tomboy sister (Michelle Trachtenberg) - to seek the Aryan beauty of his dreams.
Continue reading: Eurotrip Review
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A Brief History of Microsoft's Returns
Despite constant attempts by analysts and the media to complicate the basics of investing, there are really only three ways a stock can create value for its shareholders:
- Dividends.
- Earnings growth.
- Changes in valuation multiples.
In this series, we drill down on one company's returns to see how each of those three has played a role over the past decade. Step on up, Microsoft (NAS: MSFT) .
Over the past 10 years, Microsoft has returned a total of 11% to shareholders. How'd it get there?
Dividends have accounted for essentially all of the return. Without dividends, Microsoft produced a 13% loss over the past decade.
Earnings growth over this period has actually been substantial. Since 2001, Microsoft's earnings per share have grown at an average rate of 15% a year -- well above the market average, and a performance that would normally reward shareholders with handsome returns. Among large-cap companies, Microsoft's earnings performance over the past decade ranks near the top.
The change in earnings multiples over the past decade is what really sticks out:
Source: Capital IQ, a division of Standard & Poor's.
This chart explains why Microsoft's returns have been subpar amid otherwise extensive earnings growth; its earnings multiple has simply collapsed. Part of this is due to how high it was 10 years ago, coming off the dot-com bubble -- the same is true for companies such as Intel (NAS: INTC) and Oracle (NAS: ORCL) . Even so, Microsoft's earnings multiple has, by most accounts, fallen to an unreasonably low level. At nine times earnings, the company is essentially priced for no future growth -- a very unlikely scenario.
Why is this stuff worth paying attention to? It's important to know not only how much a stock has returned, but where those returns came from. Sometimes earnings grow, but the market isn't willing to pay as much for those earnings. Sometimes earnings fall, but the market bids shares higher anyway. Sometimes both earnings and earnings multiples stay flat, but a company generates returns through dividends. Sometimes everything works together, and returns surge. Sometimes nothing works and they crash. All tell a different story about the state of a company. Not knowing why something happened can be just as dangerous as not knowing that something happened at all.
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"When there is a toothache, broken teeth or traumatic injury an acute infection with no pus accumulation in and around the tooth, a single sitting root canal treatment can be accomplished followed by crown to strengthen the tooth structure"
Single visit root canal is gaining much interest these days in dentistry. It is faster, well accepted & prevents recontamination of the root canal treatment between appointments.
Single sitting root canal treatment is commonly done these days due to lack of time with people for multiple sitting, a busy person and it goes with their accelerated paced style of living.


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I wouldn't say that I am a particularly emotional person. I don't know that any of my friends would say that either. I mean…I have emotions; I just don't think there is an overabundance of them. I'm not even sure exactly how many emotions would constitute an overabundance.
But there has to be some magical number of emotions that you are allowed to exhibit, some threshold to which you are limited. I don't know this magical number — it's definitely different for men and women — but I know that I've crossed the allotted emotional boundary. Which puts me firmly in crazy territory.
Of course no one comes out and says "you're nuts." They don't have to. It's written in the subtext of my ex-landlord's emails and people use different words to describe it at work: well, no one else has ever had a problem with it before, why are you so you moody? Don't get so upset about it! I'm not bothered by it, I never get upset, and my personal favorite, you're just so…passionate about these things (as if there was some other way to be about life!)
These conversations generally result in me exhibiting the anger emotion because the underlying issue – the subtext — behind all these statements is ultimately dismissive: why can't you just be more like us? As if there was a mold or memo detailing exactly how you should act in each situation (for whatever reason the go-to emotion at work seems to be stoicism). And if you go against the mold, if you don't follow protocol and act like everyone else then perhaps you are crazy.
I hate it when people treat me like a crazy person. Like I don't make sense. Like I might get naked and start hula hooping at any second. Like we'll give you a wide berth until you can settle down with all that emotion nonsense! It doesn't seem to matter that _____ is being offensive, disrespectful, or rude, it's my non-stoic response that's the problem.
The actual problem seems to be that I am messily human. I experience the entire range of human emotions: I cry and laugh and yell, and every once in awhile I even experience all three in one day. Sometimes I sing and I actually practice my dance turns in the wardroom -there is nothing Spartan-like about me. Maybe that is crazy, but I seriously doubt it.
Perhaps there is a way to live life with less intensity, less emotion, less passion, but I never got that memo and I'm not sure I could comply if I tried. I don't march to my own drum, I am my own drum –I'm actually more like a whole percussionist section. And each day I try to drown out the people who insist that we all have to be the same. The ones who whisper insidiously: we have this nice mask called everyone else that we'd like you to try. If you could just sit still for a minute…


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This yogaset changes your energy from horisontal to vertical. It takes the energy up, raising up through the body and clearing a lot of blocks in the body. You feel yourself working on your kidneys, your liver and stretching out the whole of the nervous system.
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Name Of The Place (Post#23) : Blackcomb Snapshot above was captured last June 2008, when I got a chance to visit Whistler in British Columbia. The Blackcomb Mountain is a ski resort mountain beside Whistler Mountain. This is one of the best places that I ever been because this mountain, on its peak, gave me a chance to see the


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Presently on a roll with these floral abstracts. This gorgeous painting was inspired by the annual pick of Peonies from our backyard. Ya, your probably wondering "where are the peonies"? Well, needless to say, I sort of got off track again....ok..way off track. Anyway, we'll keep that a secret!
I began much the same way as I did with "Beaut." The paper was first of all soaked with clear water and then taking Azo Gold and Magenta watercolor paint directly from the tube to a wide brush, I laid the brushstrokes down. Colors where allowed to mingle as the paper was tilted. While still wet, I quickly did a gesturally drawing of the Peonies with a brown watercolor pencil. Many of those lines where covered up as the painting progressed. From here, there was a layering process that pretty much took the whole day as I allowed a layer to dry before working again. The irridescent acrylic gold is a metallic paint that ordinarily doesn't photograph very well, but think it did quite well with this one.
Just having fun exploring and experimenting with splashes of watercolors/acrylic color!
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The cellars that lie below our historic dining rooms are several centuries old. They date to between the 14th and 16th centuries, but some parts of the walls may go back as far as Roman times. These vaults, steeped in history, hold our two wine cellars, and it is in these perfect conditions that we store our carefully selected wines.


text: St. John's Medical Center and Senior Center of Jackson Hole Present Life Well Lived 3-Mar-2016 St. John's Medical Center and the Senior Center of Jackson Hole are pleased to present Life Well Lived, a series of programs about wellness and other topics aimed at older adults. "We want to provide information and help encourage conversation about essential well-being topics that tend to be challenging for individuals to discuss," said St. John's director of wellness Julia Heemstra. On Tuesday, March 8, experts from the medical and spiritual fields will offer help with POLST and Advance Directives paperwork, at the Senior Center beginning at 12:30 pm. POLST stands for Physician Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment. On Tuesday, March 15, St. John's Medical Center CEO Lou Hochheiser, MD, St. John's board member Cynthia Hogan, and Judge Nancy Guthrie will participate on a panel to talk about "Retirement: What's Next?" The event will be held at 6 pm at Hansen Hall at St. John's Episcopal Church. On Tuesday, March 22, Christine Riley, St. John's licensed social worker, will facilitate a group discussion on the emotional aspects of retirement. The event will be held at the Senior Center from 5:30 to 6:30 pm. Complimentary soup and salad will be served. Life Well Lived began in January with a Dinner with a Doc at the Senior Center featuring cardiologist Ellen Gallant. In February, palliative care expert Dr. Ira Byock presented "The Four Things that Matter Most" to an audience of 500 at the Center for the Arts. Also in February, Dr. Jim Little spoke to a large audience at Teton County Library about improving end-of-life care with POLST and Advance Directives. The final Life Well Lived events will take place in April. Watch for more information. For questions, contact Julia Heemstra at firstname.lastname@example.com or Becky Zaist at firstname.lastname@example.com. ## Media contact: Karen Connelly, 739 7380, email@example.com St. John's Medical Center in Jackson, Wyoming, offers patient-centered care, clinical excellence, and community wellness through a full-service hospital, primary care and specialty physician practices, and a long-term care Living Center. For more information, visit tetonhospital.org St. John's Hospital Foundation works to broaden the community's understanding of and support for St. John's Medical Center and to inspire philanthropy to improve the health of our community. For more information about the Foundation, please visit stjohnshospitalfoundation.org Categories: Press Releases Previous Post | Next Post


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This is a sales site meant to convince users to buy or refinance a mortgage at this bank. Once they decide to buy in, they are lead by the hand through the process of mortgage application. This is a sanitized version of my work. Because my work uses proprietary content, I have to remove any references to sensitive information including the client's name. The design is still left intact and still gives the sense of it's intentions.


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Archive for October, 2015
By: Brian Mitchem
Mother nature has brought weather extremes to the Mercer area with regularity over the past several years. We have experienced record cool summers, record heat and drought recently and record rainfall this summer. Conditions we experienced in 2015 will have an impact on how we manage weed control in 2016.
With the area experiencing multiple fields of prevent planting, reduced growth and limited above ground bio mass and many areas in local fields we had complete crop loss and zero yield. Each of the listed conditions has resulted in the establishment of several weed species that farmers should consider planning to manage with herbicide programs starting this fall and into next year.
Annual weeds such as Waterhemp saw a significant expansion of plants this year. This weed is one of the most competitive weeds in our area and can produce hundreds of thousands of seeds per plant. The seeds are very small and are easily moved to additional fields through harvest equipment. Pre applied soy herbicides that contain a product from the PPO herbicide family such as Authority®XL, Enlite®, Envive® and Valor®XLT are effective on the weed. Adding a different family to those products such as metribuzen adds another site of action and is also effective in control of the weed. Research has shown that tillage increases germination of waterhemp by a significant factor.
Perennial weeds like Dandelion and Pokeweed could also be easily found in both corn and soy fields this fall. Pokeweed can be managed by an in crop application of glyphosate next summer. Dandelion should be sprayed this fall for maximum control. The light frost we received two weeks ago triggers sugars to be pulled from the leaves to the roots and rhizomes and when we add effective herbicides this fall they move deep into the roots for effective control. Fall applied herbicide programs that contain 2-4-D plus dicamba such as Brash® are good options for the weed. The addition of a low cost residual such as Canopy®DF adds significant control plus much needed residual for early application and additional sites of action for resistance management. Tillage does not control dandelion rhizomes well and in crop weed control is expensive and minimally effective.
By: Alex Fullenkamp
Glyphosate is a great tool for weed control in both corn and soybeans. However, year after year it seems to have more weeds that it struggles to kill, in soybean fields especially. That leaves us with very few options that effectively kill these weeds in crop.
I've worked with many growers with these issues and have effectively helped them control the problem. We start by spraying in the fall prior to planting beans the next spring. I have been using a mixture of 2-4D, dicamba, and sencor with great success. Many people question why Glyphosate is not in the mix. I feel anything it will kill in the fall can be controlled just as effectively in the spring and it is one less time we need to expose weeds to this product.
The fall provides a large window after harvest to get the product applied. I have had some growers spray in December. The cold weather does greatly slow down the rate of kill, but the end result has been great and we are in no hurry at that time.
Prior to spring planting, it is essential to have a good burndown/residual application. There are many products that can be used for this. Most fields that get sprayed will be very clean in the spring, but the residual application in the spring is critical.
The pictures below were on one of the first growers fields that I had spray in the fall. His marestail problem was continuing to get worse and he was already putting down a great burndown/residual combination in the spring. These pictures were taken on April 9, 2013 and the field was sprayed in November 2012. He sprayed every acre going to beans but left a small test strip in this field. The results speak for themselves.
We have been once again greeted with a "blue Monday" and it has nothing to do with clear skies and sunny conditions. It would seem that the vast majority of markets, be they commodity or financial are under pressure. Grain and soybeans are lower across all groups, energies are in the red, financial instruments and equity futures all negative and one of the few markets that I see with a plus sign in front is the U.S. Dollar. Why this generally dour attitude as we begin this new week? It would seem that no one likes the economic news from China this morning. The third quarter GDP for that nation came through at 6.9% growth. Interestingly enough this was .1% better than expectations and certainly above the 6.5% talk that was recently floated around by a government representative but I suspect just the fact that is was under 7.0% could have been a bit psychologically negative particularly with little else to focus on this morning.
Looking around the globe, the moisture outlook for Brazil could be improving with potential for rain to begin moving farther north where it has remained stubbornly dry so far. On the other side of the southern hemisphere the Australian department of agriculture expects the wheat harvest could slip down to 24 MMT versus previous estimates between 25 and 28 MMT due to El Nino stress.
The bean harvest is definitely in the waning stages. The trade is expecting to see completion between 78% and 85% on this afternoons update. Estimates for corn harvest stand between 56% and 62%. Several people in Iowa reported exceptional corn yields but some were still a little surprised that with the amount of acreage that seemed to be harvested.
As has been the case many mornings recently, the FAS has announced additional bean sales to China. This morning we find another 238,000 MT sold for the 2015/16 marketing year.
For now, markets remain trapped within the ranges we have developed over the past few months and we suspect that for now, prices will be in a defensive posture, potentially through the end of this month as we near completion of the 2015 harvest.
By: Kyle Imwalle
Gypsum has been used for a long time around here but the use of it has started to pick up steam. The reason for the resurgence is due to land grant universities, like Ohio State, continuing research and find more practical uses for gypsum.
Some of the benefits of gypsum are:
- Helps improves aluminum toxicity and acidic soils. Particularly in the subsoils gypsum's main advantages is its ability to reduce aluminum toxicity, which often accompanies soil acidity. Gypsum can improve some acid soils even beyond what lime can do for them, which makes it possible to have deeper rooting with resulting benefits to the crops. Surface-applied gypsum leaches down to the subsoil and results in increased root growth.
- Help improve soil structure. Flocculation, or aggregation, is needed to give favorable soil structure for root growth and air and water movement. Clay dispersion and collapse of structure at the soil-air interface is a major contributor to crust formation. Soluble calcium enhances soil aggregation and porosity to improve water infiltration. Addition of soluble calcium can overcome the dispersion effects of magnesium or sodium ions and help promote flocculation and structure development in dispersed soils.
- Help improve water infiltration. Gypsum also improves the ability of soil to drain and not become waterlogged due to a combination of high sodium, swelling clay and excess water.
- 4. Helps reduce runoff and erosion. Agriculture is considered to be one of the major contributors to water quality, with phosphorus runoff the biggest concern. Gypsum helps to keep phosphorus and other nutrients from leaving farm fields.
- Source of calcium and sulfur for plant nutrition. As more and more coal plants are being shut down or converted, less sulfur is in the air for plants to absorb. Plants are becoming more deficient in sulfur and the soil does not have enough readily. Gypsum is an excellent source of sulfur for plant nutrition and improving crop yield. Calcium is essential for most nutrients to be absorbed by plants roots and help stimulate root growth.
By: Amy Hayes – Retail Agronomy Advisor
Soybean variety selection is one of the most important factors in producing a successful soybean crop. Unfortunately, soybean variety selection is often over looked, growers spend countless hours milling over what corn hybrid to plant, however often when it comes to soybeans, I hear "Oh, just give me your best Roundup Ready 2 Yield bean in a 3.1-3.5 maturity." According to Dr. Fred Below from the University of Illinois we need to "appreciate the difference in yield that comes with variety selection." With commodity prices lurking in everyone's mind, as well as the memories of the extreme wet and dry weather events we have experienced in the last 5 years it is more important than ever to pay close attention to soybean variety selection.
WinField has partnered with Mercer Landmark to bring growers the R7 Tool, the best seed placement decision making tool available on the market, as well as WinPaks, a new soybean product to help combat the diversifying weather events and soil types we have in Northwestern Ohio.
A WinPak™ by Croplan is comprised of a 50/50 blend of an offensive and defensive bean in similar maturities combined into one bag. There are 6 WinPak varieties ranging from a 2.9-3.8 maturity in the RR2Y soybean lineup that are a fit in our demographic, and 4 varieties available from a 2.8-3.9 maturity in the Liberty Link lineup. The varieties in each WinPak work together to increase yield potential on tough acres while maximizing yield in higher producing areas of a field. WinPaks also buffer the effects of weather and soil variability on diseases and other stresses. In numerous multiyear studies WinPak™ varieties have out yielded their individual components. In fact, based on initial Answer Plot reports coming in throughout Ohio and Indiana, WinPaks are showing anywhere from 2-5 bushel/acre advantage.
So how do you know if and which WinPak™ will work best on your farm? Below is a soil map taken from the R7 Tool in Van Wert County, showing a breakdown of the drainage classifications of each soil within the field. As you can see, there are both poorly drained and well drained areas.
Based on the soil map data, as well as my knowledge of the management and fertility practices on this farm, I would strongly recommend the R2C3300 WinPak in this scenario. The offensive bean will dominate the moderately well drained areas, while the defensive component (R2C3323) will handle the disease pressure we have historically had, especially in the poorly drained areas of the field.
WinField Technical Seed Manager, Bradley Miller says, "Not only do these products offer an exciting tool to help growers spread risk and manage variability, often they are top performers in yield! We have something special here." Talk with your Mercer Landmark Agronomist today about incorporating the valuable insights of the R7 Tool onto your farm, and let us help you manage risk for the 2016 growing season by utilizing the WinPak™ that best fits your farm's specific needs.
On Friday, October 9th, the USDA will release its monthly supply and demand report. This will be the first report that uses acreage based on data provided from the FSA. It will also be the first report that will incorporate actual yield results, instead of results based off of a model. So, there could be fireworks this Friday. If you remember, last year corn made a low on October 1st, and as a result of a friendly October USDA report, corn prices then rallied 81 cents and made a high around Christmas. Similarly, soybeans rallied $1.22 from the October 1st lows to the highs made around Christmas time, again largely based on the friendly October USDA report.
Of course, no two years are the same. There are many differences between this year and last year. For example, this year our beginning corn and bean stocks are a lot bigger than they were a year ago, so the pipeline is not as empty as it was a year ago. Also, the world economy (China, in particular) is not growing as much as it was last year. Thirdly, commodity interest from the speculative and hedge funds is not as great this year as it was a year ago. Finally, the northern hemisphere has had 2 good bean crops (2014 and 2015) and the southern hemisphere had a good crop in 2015, and is expected to plant more bean acres this fall for next spring's harvest.
Last fall, most farmers employed the "hold and hope" strategy. And it worked (at least until Christmas). What should you do this year? Based on the factors mentioned above, here are some things to consider:
- Have offers in to get a percentage of your 2015 corn sold when December futures get to $4.00. Many farmers are very undersold this year due to the uncertainty about crop size. With a projected 1.6 billion to 1.7 billion bushel carry-out, we are not going to run out of corn. So use any rally as an opportunity to make catch-up sales.
- If you have on-farm storage, lock in the carry. March corn futures are just over $4.00. As the deferred futures prices approach $4.25, corn that you can store in the bin and deliver next winter or spring will be worth well over $4.00. If you wait until next spring, the prices may not be there. Be ready to capture the carry.
- It is not too soon to think about starting to sell part of your 2016 crop. December 2016 futures are currently $4.13. Anything over $4.35 futures should allow most producers to lock in a $4.00 cash price for bushels that they cannot store next fall. However, pretty good resistance remains at $4.19-$4.20 December 16 futures, so target that level first. If you are waiting for $4.00 this year, what's wrong with starting your marketing at $4.00 for next year?
- Think revenue, not price on old crop soybeans. Many people want $9.00 for their soybeans, not taking into account the fact that their soybean yields in some case have been better than expected. If you were expecting your beans to make 35 bpa and to sell them at $9.00 per bushel, your expected revenue would be $315 per acre. Since the beans are making 45 bpa, you can sell them at $8.75 per bushel, which would give you a $393.75 per acre return, higher than what you were originally hoping for.
- Play defense on new crop soybeans. With a huge world supply of beans, and with South America expected to plant more beans this fall, we have the "potential" to have beans prices below $8 per bushel next fall. Of course, any weather problems would send prices higher. Look at locking in floors, while still giving yourself upside price potential.
By: Ben Stoller
There are some basic concepts we need to consider when thinking about applying lime this fall:
- Does my field even need lime?
- Applying lime without a soil test is a bad idea; the field may already be in an acceptable range. The concept of 'too much of a good thing' applies: too high of a pH can limit nutrient uptake and limit production. The soil test will also provide additional clues pertaining to the levels of calcium and magnesium in the soil.
- "But I found a great deal…"
- Even if a 'cheap' source of liming material is available, it's still a waste of time and money if the pH is already acceptable. Even if lime is needed, a cheap source can also become very expensive (or the real problem never fixed) if it's ENP (effective neutralizing power) is too low. Caveat emptor: Let the buyer beware!
- What about gypsum?
- Although gypsum (calcium sulfate) contains calcium and sulfur and has merit as a soil amendment, it does not neutralize acidity. It takes calcium carbonate (lime) to fix low pH.
- Do I need hi cal (calcium) lime?
- This depends on your soil test (see 1.a above). According to Ohio State University soil scientists, you need high calcium lime if your soils contain more magnesium than calcium.
Contact your Mercer Landmark agronomy representative to start a soil testing program that will establish a great foundation for improved productivity potential on your acres.


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Two weeks to go towards the deadline of June's Mixmania! and we already have 24 participants tossed into the... er, mix. Interestingly enough, that's the same number who signed up to participate in April's Mixmania! and I'm confident this crew will deliver (last time two crapheads never fulfilled their side of the bargain; needless to say, they'll never be invited back). Yeah, so although the numbers are the same - and that could change with two weeks left - everything's different. And now it's about to get differenter. Er.
Now - the entire fucking internet needs to hear this:
Okay- I have an idea/question/possible favor. I got an e-mail I will
forward to you from my brother-in-law about my other brother-in-law, Bill. Rich's (FG) brother. I've posted about him before, including on Memorial Day but the long and short of it is that at age 56, after 30 years of service and 4 months of retirement, he got called back. He's in Iraq. Slogging around in incredible heat, miserable conditions, fleas, dust, etc. About the only things worth anything over there in terms of gifts are DVDs and CDs. What's the chance of asking mixed mania people to send a second cut of the exact CD they are making, also to you, and these could be boxed up and shipped over? People could throw in any old DVDs they're not using, too. It has nothing to do with politics, pro or con and everything to do with supporting a real live group of service men. Whaddya think?
Hell yes I'm up for that. These men and women are doing the hard work for us, whether we want them to or not, willing to do it in whatever shitstorm America asks them to enter.
This brilliant idea isn't mine, of course. Last brilliant idea I had is still sitting in pieces out on my deck. If you haven't figured out that it's the brilliant Vicky that came up with this idea then, go, now, to her blog, move along there's nothing to see here, her brilliance makes this little puddle of blog look like dim bulb central.
For myself, I'm burning a few disks, including a disk of some subversive rap. A copy of Dr. Stranglove, certainly. I'd send a few sheets of acid if I had an island to retire to but that's not happening. No one wants to eat my cookies, so that's out too.
Sounds of summer and sounds of home, back in the world, Sanityland (relatively, y'know). Whatever sounds you send, someone will be happier, and if there's any other purpose for music, I can't think of it.


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RIP: Maxie's New Toy...
27 comments:
That's an interesting toy! I'd hate to see you swallow it tho!ReplyDelete
That's an interesting toy! I'd hate to see you swallow it tho!ReplyDelete
But.... wat happened to the candy???ReplyDeleteReplies
Maxwell: I just wanted a refreshing minty flavor in mah fountain...Delete
Somebody ate that peppermint? Oh-oh....ReplyDeleteReplies
FaRADaY: Maxie didn't eat it, he dumped it in our fountain! Now all 3 of us has to drink mint-flavored water til Mommy changes it out again. PATOOIE!Delete
oops..... MOLReplyDelete
ROFMOL, ha ha ha ~!oDReplyDeleteReplies
Maxwell: *modest look* I thought it all up myself....Delete
LOL! Did he eat the peppermint???ReplyDelete
Happy Easter weekend to you all, we hope it's wonder-full!Replies
Maxwell: But I thought a little mint in your water was a sign of sophistication...Delete
Tee! Hee!ReplyDelete
Hey! We has the same water fountain!
Faraday: aren't they pawesome?Delete
We thought you ATE the mint! We hope you guys like mint tasting water. MOL!ReplyDeleteReplies
Allie: he probably did it because mother said he has bad breath *giggle*Delete
Too bad that wasn't a chicken-flavored mint - now that would have made the fountain water taste awesome!ReplyDeleteReplies
Faraday: MOWZERS! What a pawesome idea!Delete
ohhhh boy!! Cody runs with those plastic wrappers like a thief in the night!ReplyDeleteReplies
Maxwell: I can see why. They sooooooo much fun!Delete
Minty water is very good for you guys!! Not the wrapping though!!!ReplyDeleteReplies
...of course he didn't figure on the filter taking care of it...!Delete
Maybe Maxie thought his new toy needed a bath! (I love those kind of toys too!!)ReplyDelete
Maxwell: Aren't they great, Wally??Delete
- AnonymousApril 6, 2012 at 4:28 AM
Hey it's Jet here... Desqueakified, huh??? That's when Mom needs to step in and painfully, sadly yet safely remove said dead squeaker...ReplyDelete
JJ, the chewminator, can desqueakify in as little as 5 minutes!Replies
Maxwell: chewminator? MOL! Faraday's the feather-minator. Hm, doesn't sound as good...Delete
Don't eat the wrapper, guys! But we certainly wouldn't mind minty water - yum!ReplyDelete
I have a toy JUST like that!!!ReplyDelete
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Jonah Hill was the round and frizzy-haired star of the comedy Superbad who became the Oscar-nominated co-star of Moneyball and The Wolf of Wall Street.
Jonah Hill got his start in show business with an assist from Dustin Hoffman, who got him an audition for I Heart Huckabees (2004). That led to a small part in the Judd Apatow comedy 40 Year Old Virgin (2006, starring Steve Carell).
As part of an Apatow-led clan that included Seth Rogen, Paul Rudd and Jason Segel, Hill appeared in Knocked Up (2007, starring Katherine Heigl), Superbad (co-starringMichael Cera) and Forgetting Sarah Marshall (2008, starring Kristen Bell).
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Douglas Carswell who is Conservative MP for Harwich and Clacton. Together they
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Somehow (†) they have stumbled upon Bexley council's anti-democratic stance on… well almost everything really. They have decided that Bexley council's announcement that they will ignore any petition calling on them to discuss top salaries is beyond the pale. "Do they not realise how bad this looks?"
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Welcome to the beautiful and fascinating city of Amsterdam. Amsterdam has always been open for new ideas and throughout its history has dared to look beyond its borders. It is fitting that EuSEM's congress is taking place in Amsterdam. In this congress we also seek new ideas and seek to move emergency medicine forward internationally.
Amsterdam has a history of creating wealth through global trade. I was reading about how Amsterdam became the richest city in the world in the 1600s: "Amsterdam's wealth was generated by its commerce, which was in turn sustained by the encouragement of entrepreneurs, whatever their origin. In the 1600s, ships from the city sailed to North America, Indonesia, Brazil and Africa and formed the basis of a worldwide trading network for everything from spices and silks to diamonds. Rembrandt painted in the city at the peak of its prosperity. Today the city has a globally active service and knowledge-based economy including banking and finance, transport, freight logistics and trading, while its airport is one of Europe's busiest.
Like Amsterdam, we in emergency medicine must take an international view of our challenges. Emergency medicine is growing rapidly and undergoing major changes across Europe. We have become a key provider of medical treatment, going way beyond the early concepts of accident and urgent care at the evening or weekends when other care providers are absent. In some of the largest European countries, statistics show the number of patients in emergency departments each year reaches a quarter of the population. This huge number of patients demands high quality of treatment. Waiting times in emergency departments are a number one theme in the press and television in some countries. To cope with such challenges emergency medicine needs new ideas. Like the merchants from Amsterdam who made the city rich by reaching out to the world, we must also look beyond our own countries. We must be open to new ideas and seek new knowledge to find new answers.
I am sure this international congress will help us to meet the challenges we face.
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The Netherlands Society of Emergency Physicians (NSEP) was founded in Amsterdam in 1999. At that time in The Netherlands, emergency medicine as an independent medical specialty was only an idea. Nowadays, fifteen years later, over 300 trained emergency physicians are working in 85 out of 93 emergency departments, of which ten are staffed by emergency physicians 24/7. In 28 training hospitals 192 residents are being trained. In a short period emergency medicine has become the future quality standard for emergency care in The Netherlands. As part of these dynamic developments we are proud to host EuSEM 2014 Amsterdam, the 8th European Congress on Emergency Medicine.
This year's main theme is 'Connecting for Excellence!'. Traditionally Amsterdam has been a city in connection with the entire world. Today 178 nationalities live together in this capital city… a breeding ground for creative excellence.
The Westergasfabriek, a building in Dutch neo-renaissance style, was originally designed as a coal gas factory complex in 1885. In the course of time the use of the building has changed. Today the area has become a cultural zone which also offers a conference venue in the historical center of Amsterdam, and is an inspiring environment to meet and advance the quality of emergency care together.
On behalf of all NSEP members we welcome emergency physicians and other physicians interested in emergency medicine from The Netherlands, Europe and other parts of the world, to connect for excellence in emergency care for our ED patients.
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Different systems for numbering chromosomes and linkage groups of rice have been proposed by different workers as shown in Table 1. During the International Rice Genetics Symposium held at IRRI in May 1985, attempts were made to adopt a unified system of numbering the chromosomes and linkage groups. For this purpose, an interim committee consisting of ten members and chaired by Prof. C.M. Rick was appointed. The membership and report of this interim committee follows this note. The consensus of the committee was that chromosomes should be numbered in order according to their pachytene length. Thus the numbering system of Shastry et al. (1960) which has been confirmed by Kurata et al. (1981) was accepted. The linkage groups were associated with respective chromosomes by Khush et al. (1984) and Iwata and Omura (1984) through trisomic tests. However, some discrepancies between these two reports remain. Dr. N. Kurata spent a couple of weeks at IRRI prior to International Rice Genetics Symposium and examined the IRRI trisomic series. Her observations indicated that there were differences in the identification of extra chromosomes of three trisomics. However, there was insufficient time to resolve these differences before the Symposium. It is hoped that Dr. N. Kurata will visit IRRI again in near future to work with Dr. G.S. Khush in resolving these differences. Due to the existing uncertainty in the association of linkage groups with respective chromosomes, the current linkage maps are not presented in this volume but will be reported in volume 3.
Table 1. Relationships among various systems of numbering linkage groups, chromosomes and trisomics.
=============================================================================== Linkage Groups Chromosomes Trisomics =================== ========================== ==================== Kinoshita Misro* Nishimura Shastry Kurata Khush Iwata and et al. et al. et al. Omura 4 6 7 8 5 2,3 1 =============================================================================== I I 6 3 K6 triplo-3 B II II 11 12 K4 triplo-12 E III III 3 1 K1 triplo-1 O IV IV 10 7 K11 triplo-7 F VI+IX VI,XII 2 5 K9 triplo-5 L V IX 1 9 K10 triplo-9 H VII 1 9 K10 triplo-9 H VIII VIII 9 11 K8 triplo-11 G(I.J.&K) X 8 2 K2 triplo-2 N XI XI 5 4 K3 triplo-4 M XII 5 4 K3 triplo-4 M fgl 7 10 K12 triplo-10 C d-33 4 6 K5 triplo-6 A su 14 8 K7 triplo-8 D ===============================================================================*Groups VI, VII, and X were not correlated with Kinoshita's groups.
1. Iwata, N. and T. Omura 1984. Studies on the trisomics in rice plant (Oryza sativa L.). 6. An accomplishment of a trisomic series in japonica rice plants. Jpn. J. Genet. 59:199-204.
2. Khush, G.S., R.J. Singh, S.C. Sur and A.L. Librojo 1984. Primary trisomics of rice: origin, morphology, cytology, and use in linkage mapping. Genetics. 107(1):141-163.
3. Khush, G.S. and R.J. Singh 1985. Relationships between linkage groups and cytologically identifiable chromosomes of rice. Proceed. International Rice Genetics Symposium. (in print).
4. Kinoshita, T. 1984. Gene analysis and linkage map. p. 187-274. In S. Tsunoda and N. Takahashi, eds. Biology of Rice. Japan Scientific Societies Press, Tokyo.
5. Kurata, N., N. Iwata, and T. Omura 1981. Karyotype analysis in rice. 2. Identification of extra chromosomes in trisomic plants and banding structure on some chromosomes. Jpn. J. Genet. 56(1):41-50.
6. Misro, B. 1981. Linkage studies in rice (Oryza sativa L.). 10.Identification of linkage groups in indica rice. Oryza, Cuttack 18(4):185-195
7. Nishimura, Y. 1961. Studies on the reciprocal translocations in rice and barley (in Japanese with English summary). Bull. Natl. Inst. Agr. Sci. Ser. D9:171-235.
8. Shastry,S.V.S., D.R.R. Rao and R.N. Misra 1960. Pachytene analysis in Oryza. I. Chromosome morphology in Oryza sativa. Indian J. Genet. Plant Breed.20:15- 21.
Report of Interim Committee on Chromosome Numbering to the International Rice Genetics Symposium
May 29, 1985
In order to clarify understanding in rice genetics, a unified
system of numbering rice chromosomes needs to be adopted. The chromosomes shall
be assigned Arabic numbers in order according to their pachytene length (or
centromere position in case of ambiguity of length) based on studies by Dr.
S.V.S. Shastry et al. (1960) and confirmed by Dr. N. Kurata et al. (1981). The
somatic chromosomes shall be numbered accordingly. Complete primary trisomic
series have been established and the extra chromosomes identified in three laboratories
but differences exist in identification of extra chromosomes of a few trisomics.
These differences should be resolved as soon as possible. In this fashion all
linkage groups will be identified with their respective chromosomes.
Committee members:
C. M. Rick, Chairman, G. S. Khush, N. Kurata, H. I. Oka, R. Seetharaman, N. Iwata, T. Kinoshita, R. N. Misra, R. Riley, H. K. Wu.
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Top Wedding Trends for 2017
Here at our stunning Somerset wedding venue, we are always trying to stay one step ahead when it comes to wedding trends. Our expert wedding co-ordinator here at The Webbington Hotel & Spa has carefully selected the biggest trends for your 2017 wedding:
DIY Wedding
The 'do-it-yourself' trend has been increasingly popular over the past year, and looks to stick around for 2017. The 'homespun' wedding is just as delightful as it sounds! Not only does it cut out the need for additional suppliers, you can ultimately reduce costs whilst allowing you to add a personal touch to your wedding. There are lots of ways you can DIY your wedding that we love at our country hotel in Somerset, including:
The Place Settings
Making your own place settings is an easy way to both cut costs and inject a little custom touch into your wedding. Little origami place settings are always sweet, or perhaps luggage tags personalised with photos of you and the guest- great for the scrapbook!
The Floral Arrangements
Not only does creating your own floral arrangements allow for total creative freedom, but buying your flowers wholesale and trimming and arranging them to suit your needs is a whole lot cheaper than getting them from a florist. Think jam jar and milk jug centrepieces and ribbon tied bouquets for a beautifully rustic feel.
The Invitations
A handwritten invitation is much more personal than a mass produced pre-printed number. How about a nicely designed photo of the happy couple on the front? Online photo printing companies are great for this as the quality of the printing is good, but buying in bulk is cheap!
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looks like a fair! it makes me miss the Texas State Fair...there's something about them, right?!ReplyDeleteReplies
I still haven't been to the Texas state fair, but hope to one day since it is always during the OU/TX game. We always enjoy going, our second date was to the state fair, and we've gone every year since then!Delete
Looks like so much fun!!! I haven't gone to the fair in forever and I think that needs to change!ReplyDeleteReplies
They're so fun! Definitely something for the fall bucket list! ;)Delete
I've never heard of a Michigan state fair, so I don't know if they even had one. We had a little fair in our town that we'd go to every year--it's definitely a good people watching experience!ReplyDeleteReplies
I guess I just assumed that all states had state fairs, since I have heard of them in other states too...maybe just some states do them. Either way, a fair is a fair! People watching is always fun to do. :)Delete
I haven't gone yet! All of this rain and strange weather makes it hard to plan! I do need a turkey leg though...ReplyDelete
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Fun with metalJanuary 5th, 2015 in member junk
Andrea Miller, contributor
Fun metal tags used in a variety of ways. I always give everything a thorough cleaning when used with food/drinks.
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Despite my intellectual attraction to farming, it may be a good thing I don't live off the land. By mid-July, I struggle to maintain my enthusiasm for the garden. It hasn't even been hot this year, by North Carolina standards, but mosquitoes keep me indoors far more than I'd like. So I confess - I've slipped in my resolution to take one good backyard photograph daily. Still, here's 10 of my favorite photos from the last month.
|Chocolate pepper, just starting to ripen
|Coreopsis after the rain
|A coneflower rescued from the bunny, now potted
and in the recovery ward on the front porch
|Bees adore butterfly weed (and pretty much everything else
in the butterfly garden).
|One of the last brandywine pink heirloom tomatoes,
calling for mozzarella.
|Finally - a butterfly (black swallowtail) appeared in the butterfly garden!
|My new orchid
|Zinnia and friend in the late afternoon sun.
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John W. Thompson
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A graduate of Colorado State University, John served 7 years in the U.S. Army National Guard (Airborne). After college & military service John worked for the Colorado Outward Bound School from 1993 to 2013 as an Instructor, Course Director and Staff Trainer in their alpine mountaineering program. A visit to Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, DC during 2005 inspired his vision for the SUDS program. John has been diving for 30 years & enjoys anything outdoor related.
Danny Facciola
Danny served 4 years as an Operations Specialist in the US Navy. Upon his Honorable Discharge in 1997, Danny started in the dive industry in Morehead City, NC as an instructor and assistant manager. After a few years in NC, he returned to his native Alexandria, VA and began working in IT. In 2006 he ventured back to North Carolina with his USCG Captains License to work as a Dive Master and Mate, where he met SUDS founder John Thompson. He now lives in Beaufort, NC where he spends as much time as possible on the water.
Danny is honored to have been a part of SUDS since it's founding in 2007.
Malcolm Andrews
Vice President
U.S. Navy Reserve (Retired) served on active duty for 11 years before joining the Navy Reserve in 2000. While on active duty, he served in Patrol Squadron Twenty-six, Patrol Wing Five, and Special Projects Patrol Squadron One. Later in the Navy Reserve, he served in Patrol Squadron Ninety-two and in various other reserve and mobilization assignments. He retired from the Navy Reserve in 2013 after completing 24 years of service. He currently flies the Boeing 737 out of Washington, DC for American Airlines and lives in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Bruce Gannaway
Vice President
Bruce Gannaway, graduated from the University of North Georgia with a Bachelors in Business Administration in 1998 and was commissioned through the Army ROTC program as an Infantry Officer. In 2019, he retired from U.S. Army as a lieutenant colonel after 21 years of service.
During his second tour to Iraq, Bruce was injured by an IED and MEDEVACED to Walter Reed Army Medical Center (WRAMC) in Washington, DC. During rehab, Bruce participated in SUDS at WRAMC and earned his Open Water and Advanced Diver Certifications.
Bruce is currently the Assistant Dean for Finance at East Tennessee State University's Gatton College of Pharmacy in Johnson City, Tennessee.
Cliff Bruner
Cliff Bruner graduated from Colorado State University in 1988. In 1989 he graduated Officer Candidate School and was commissioned in the U.S. Navy. He retired after 22 years, serving his entire career as a Navy SEAL. Cliff is currently the Director of Operations for a government contractor out of Huntsville, AL. He enjoys diving, hunting, golf and spending time with his family.
Carla Chatterton
Carla graduated from the University of Dayton, Ohio with a degree in Arts and Humanities. She joined American Airlines/Sabre in the 80"s and retired in 2005 after a rewarding career in the transportation industry.
In 2007 Carla was introduced to SUDS and over the years she has become an integral part of the day to day administration of the organization. She continues to raise awareness of SUDS within the community, provides support on SUDS dive trips and assists in the ongoing promotional activities of the SUDS organization.
"Supporting SUDS has become one of the most rewarding aspects of my life, Im honored to be part of the SUDS family and to have had the opportunity to connect with some of our nation's heroes"
Michael J. Jackonis CDR, JAGC, USN (ret.)
Michael Jackonis, CDR, U.S. Navy JAG Corps (Retired) – the General Counsel (pro bono) for SUDS. He has been SCUBA certified since 1987 and has participated in SUDS open-water qualification evolutions.


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Don't totally give up some rtveesrneatipes do a good job. You can make a difference with spreading the word when a rep. does a good job and also when they don't. Get people to call in and e-mail in. Just don't do the form junk it really doesn't get the same amount of notice. Also the best way to really make a difference is to give time and money during primaries and before the general election. Getting the right person in office is most of the battle. You've got someone really great in the House
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CindyIMHOThe way I see it, this election isn't so much about the President, as it shuold be about replacing ALL INCUMBENTS in the Senate and the House. These are the people who are really destroying our country. They are incapable of passing any laws (that are good for the country), and entirely too many are getting rich at the expense of the American Public. More than a few of these people, especially those who have been in office for more than a few years (regardless of which party they affiliate with), can be assumed to be taking money, gifts and other favors from the lobbyists. Jack Abrams went to prison, but it takes two to tango, and in the case of lobbyists and the governing bodies, there is an awful lot of tangoing going on, and it is Not to the benefit of the American Public.Big business and large corporations are now running Our Country. Their sole purpose to make as much profit in as short a period of time as possible, regardless of the consequences or long term viability. Can you imagine if the BILLIONS that they are pouring into this election were used to actually CREATE JOBS?? What if the BILLIONS were paid to reduce our debt, or in taxes to fund our schools, roads, hospitals? Imagine that.The Elite, Big Business and the Republicans are adamant that they retain their insane tax breaks. They claim to be the "job creators". However, in the time they have received the greatest tax benefits in history, they have created the fewest jobs in history. They have taken that money and moved it and the jobs overseas, to third world countries where they don't have to pay a living wage (or taxes), and can therefore make even bigger profits. What jobs have remained here, they have systematically sought to demote by paying less, eliminating benefits and breaking any sort of union or negotiating power the employees may have in place. Further, they now seek to tell those of us who have lost our jobs and subsequently our homes, that somehow we are to blame for the state of the economy. That we, the ones who have been laid off; that it is our fault that we can't find the jobs that aren't being created by the Rich and Powerful who have enjoyed the tremendous tax breaks for so long. That unemployment benefits, which is a fraction of our lost wages, is somehow a handout that prevents us from seeking the gainful employment we lost because of downsizing (corporate greed). What jobs are being offered are far below the prevailing wage for the same job ten years ago. Yet, somehow, it is my fault that the economy isn't recovering – or, it's President Obama's fault. Really?The economy isn't recovering, because the 1% who have enjoyed the biggest tax breaks in the history of our Country, and many of whom reaped the benefits of the bail outs that the taxpayers' paid for, haven't created any jobs! Without jobs, decent paying jobs, there is little chance of a recovery of any substance any time in the near future. If the "job creators" who have created no jobs, continue to receive their tax breaks, there is little chance of this Country ever getting out of the red.Those who are entrenched in power; they are the ones who need to be replaced. I believe they are the moving force behind the plethora of laws that come out of government every day. They seek to control and regulate us more and more, through the guise of "our protection"; yet they can't solve the budget issues, stop the war machine, or control and regulate those who so obviously need controlling and regulating (Wallstreet, Banks, Insurance Companies). Greed is a powerful master, and those who have reaped the most in government, are those in the House and Senate who have made a career of catering to the lobbyists instead of their constituencies. They are not there for Public Service, they are there to get as rich as the Elite masters they serve. Time to clean house. Time to put people in the working part of government who actually care about the future of our Country – those who are committed to educating our future leaders; those who are committed to ending the wars we have become involved in without sufficient justification; those who are committed to the long term health and well-being of our Country and our planet – for the benefit of our future. Those who would seek Public Service not as a way to become wealthy, but as a way to give back to our Country, and maintain the principles of We the People, not we the corporations/wealthy/elite.
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Dave, my sense (from the numerous arcitles I linked to above, as well as various online forums and occasional chats with fellow fans at comic shops and conventions) is that most DC Comics readers are wary of the DCnU. Those who came of age in the past 20 years are the most upset, because the continuity they're most familiar with is being replaced. For example, Barry Allen is back as the only Flash, with Jay Garrick, Wally West, and Bart Allen demoted or initially absent.Older fans, who remember the revamp around Crisis on Infinite Earths and stylistic changes in the mid-1980s and later, are more philosophical. We'll always have our back issues, trade paperbacks, and graphic novels to reread, and some of the changes may be for the better. More important, DC Comics' moves to put out issues on time at $2.99, simultaneously release digital issues, and synch up its superhero versions across media are all needed to preserve the industry and hobby.In addition, even if the current editorial leadership is experimenting, the cyclical nature of the medium and reader dollars will guarantee that the best changes will stick, but many won't. Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman have been recognizable worldwide for more than half a century, despite changing fashions, real-world events, and the tangled rubber bands of continuity. I hope they continue to thrive, and I've shared my interests with my nephews and nieces >The scary part is that kids entering high school never lived in a world where Clark and Lois weren't married. -Stuart C.G.>>True, but only in the comic books. I think that most people are familiar with versions of Superman in which Lois Clark weren't yet married, from various cartoons to live-action TV shows, at least one per decade. -Gene


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