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Flowers are crucial for weddings of all sizes, but it can be tough to stay on top of all the ever-changing styles. Like clockwork, 2018 brings with it a slew of new wedding flower arrangement trends, all of which are worth looking into for anyone with their big day looming on the horizon. Forget Me Not Flower Shop is the New Haven, CT, area's go-to source for flower arrangements and delivery since 1977. Below, they share a few trends worth highlighting at the top of the new year.
Top 3 Wedding Flower Trends to Consider
1. Colorful, Large Arrangements
It's go big or go home with flowers in 2018, so don't be afraid to put together colorful, oversized arrangements to leave a lasting impression. While previous years saw a rise in popularity for subtle whites and green hues, this year is all about bold bundles and creative color combinations. This style works for anything from bridal bouquets to table decorations, so check to see how this aesthetic fits in different areas of the wedding.
2. Return of the Classics
Everything old is new again this year, as we see many of the classic staples of wedding flower arrangements making a comeback. That includes old-fashioned favorites like dahlias, zinnias, and the always beautiful and versatile chrysanthemums. Combinations and overall designs are following suit, so speak with your flower shop about putting together more vintage arrangements throughout your venue.
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It felt eerie to be at this place after experiencing the Peace March, where such a positive spirit of friendship and compassion prevailed. Nothing could prepare me for the stark reality of the evil that prevailed 17 years ago – the sight of all the slender, tall white tombstones, and the knowledge of what this represented: 8,372 men and boys killed within the space of a few days in July 1995, simply because of the their Bosniak (Bosnian Muslim) ethnicity.
In passing the far end of the complex by car, I observed the endless row of coffins covered in dark green cloth, with a protective tarp of the same colour covering the entire length and width of that space. This visual image gives one a true sense of the horror of having 520 coffins in one place, in one day.
The following day – on July 11, at the memorial complex – family and relatives of the deceased were there to prepare for their burial. It's hard to imagine what they've gone through over the years, to know that their husbands, fathers, sons and brothers were most likely killed, but having to live with the uncertainty. That is, up until the day when they received news of their loved one(s) being found and unearthed, and their identities confirmed by DNA analysis. This news puts an end to any hope forever, but also brings closure.
When the time came for the burial, it was difficult not to get emotional upon hearing the screams and cries of countless mothers, wives, sisters and daughters saying their final goodbyes. After 17 years.
The entire place was packed with thousands of people, including dignitaries from all over the world who were there to pay their respects. Where were they all 17 years ago, I wonder? But then I remember: the world was there, in Srebrenica, represented by the Dutch Battalion troops serving the United Nations. This made no difference: these men were taken away right in front of UN troops, and then killed.
Two days later, on July 13, I took a different journey with a small number of people. I accompanied the Mothers of Srebrenica to the region surrounding Srebrenica. We went to various sites where Serb forces held their Bosniak victims captive, as well as sites where these victims were murdered en masse. Family members of the victims laid wreaths at the sites where atrocities had occurred against their loved ones.
Refija Smajlovic explained how the bodies of her father and paternal uncle were found in one bag. Her brother's body was found in another. An elderly woman, whose husband and little boy were killed, took a bag out of her purse and showed me all of the medication that she must take in order to carry on.
An important insight for me came in an interview I had with Zijad Smajlovic, whose father was killed in Branjevo. I'll never forget Zijad's response to me when I referred to his father's death as a loss: "It's insulting for us when someone uses the word 'loss' to describe the death of our family members. We didn't 'lose' anyone. Our loved ones were taken away from us and killed."

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Peter Stoger was unhappy with his side's display in the 1-1 draw over Atalanta, and believes they were lucky to progress.
Dortmund were close to crashing out of the Europa league, after a Toloi opener gave Atalanta an away goal.
However, Marcel Schmelzer came in as a substitute and scored the equaliser with seven minutes to spare. Dortmund won 4-3 on aggregate and Stoger believes luck was on their side.
Speaking afterwards, Stoger told reporters: "Well, effectively, we were a bit lucky. It was only to be expected that it would be difficult, but we certainly made it easier for them in the first half.
"We were not aggressive or physical enough, and we did not apply what we had spoken about doing beforehand. That was not the kind of professional game that you have to play on such occasions.
"We were better in the second half, and the substitutions worked well above anything else. I am really pleased for Schmelzer that he got the goal at the end, as he is our captain and had been out injured.
"Marco Reus showed what good he does for our game when coming off the bench. We had talked to him in recent weeks and wanted to be careful to avoid a relapse.
"We have the right attitude, and the boys have demonstrated that a number of times. Of course, I'm pleased that we are through to the next round, but we have also got a lot to talk about after this match."


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Self-care is all the rage — even in apps. Market intelligence firm Sensor Tower reports that in the first quarter of 2018, the top 10 self-care apps in the nation earned $15 million in revenue in the U.S. and $27 million worldwide. That worldwide figure is up about 170 percent from the year prior — no doubt helping somebody feel better.
Calm and Headspace, focusing on meditation and mindfulness, top the list. There's room for plenty of others: Consider Shine, a motivational app and text messaging service. The company announced $5 million in Series A funding in April, in addition to having surpassed 2 million active users across 189 countries. The round was led by Comcast Ventures along with other participants.
Shine launched as a free text-based service in 2016; the app now includes subscription-based "Mindful Moments." Shine is aimed squarely at the younger set; 88 percent of users are under the age of 35, and 70 percent are female. But couldn't we all, regardless of age or gender, use a good word?


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COMMENTARY: Practicing veganism is community service
Community is a word that gives us a sense of comfort and belonging. A community is not only a group of human beings, but also the bird that sings in our backyard, the cat that meows on the couch and the dog that waits for you to come back home.
However, there is a group of beings in our community we have largely ignored. These are the animals that end up on most of our dinner plates. We do a great disservice to these beautiful beings when we ignore their unnecessary suffering. Last year, there were 9.2 billion land animals killed in the U.S. alone. These animals live in crowded cages with their beaks cut off or in metal crates, which barely allow for any sort of movement let alone room to walk around. In our industrialized world, we have put profits before the most valuable thing of all, life.
We have long denied attention to our animal counterparts. And while we serve the community of humans in need by donating money, clothes, toys, holding food drives and soup kitchens, there is little that we need to do to serve our animal counterparts. We simply need to choose veg, eat less or no meat and avoid as many animal products in our daily lives as possible. There are countless products that imitate animal products in our local grocery stores. I am a fan of brands like Gardein, Lightlife and Boca that make delicious meat alternatives.
The suffering the animals endure in the process of food to plate cannot be quantified, but what can be quantified is the enormous amount of land, water and food consumed in that process. According to Peter Singer, a bioethicist at Princeton, if we fed the grain we use to feed livestock to the 1.4 billion impoverished people in the world, they would receive twice the amount of food needed for survival. By choosing veg, not only are we helping the animals but also our human brothers and sisters. We also decrease our carbon footprint by choosing veg because animal agriculture is the single biggest source of global warming as it contributes to 51 percent of the greenhouse gas emissions. By going plant-based vegan, we help make the world a better place for future generations. There is no better service to the community than that.
It may seem hard, but perhaps start with meatless Mondays via rutgers.meatlessmondaypledge.com. Rutgers Veg Society is also a great organization on campus to be a part of if you are interested in veganism or vegetarianism. As a service to the community, I implore you to try eating more plant-based foods and create a better future.
Rushil Patel is School of Environmental and Biological Sciences junior majoring in environmental and business economics.
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It was some time ago since i visited Snowdon, i thought that some of my followers would love to see photos from there. It is great experience to walk up Snowdon, yes it takes a bit of time but it will stay with you forever.
If you planning your trip, make sure you have lot of water and some food. You may also take some cash with you as during the day there is cafe open half way up and at the top.
The Democratic Forest
Barbara Harrison Says:
" I'd like to invite everybody to a new show I'm in:
The Democratic Forest
For the last four days of the Independents Biennial three artists show work in 2-D and installation united by one love of colour.
Liz Monks, Jo Swift and Barbara Harrison present The Democratic Forest
Open Thursday 22nd November – Sunday 25th November 12 noon – 4pm.
Unit 8, The Colonnades, Albert Dock L3 4BB
The artists will be present daily 12 – 4; the show will also be visible through the window day and night."
Mark Simms showcases his winning Photo from the People's Photography Exhibition.
The shot below of an incredibly cute Asian Short-clawed Otter has been voted 1st place in the nature category of the People's Photography Exhibition. It was taken at the Martin Mere Wetlands Centre in Lancashire on a bitterly cold and windy day last Christmas. The exhibition was organised by Cetra Studios as part of the 2012 Heswall Arts Festival.
I think it is fair to say that I am a very happy Otter today…..;0)
Copyright: © The Photography of Mark Simms (2012). All rights reserved.
Another great Wirral based photographer
I stole Chris away from his writing again on Sunday and took him off in the quest to find autumn. We have come to the conclusion that its late, going to be wishy washy green and gold with only a hint of red. So i am just going to have to keep my eyes open, my camera ready and shoot everything that takes my eye in my quest to find the beautiful colours of autumn.
We went up to Thermopylae Pass Birkenhead, the house and land was owned by the Vyner family, for some reason they later moved the house to Royden Park, then we went on to Bidston Hill. We had incredible light on Sunday, there was a light or not so light mist in places and as the sun burnt it off it created these amazing shafts of light and if you caught it at the right angle, well…
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Mark Simms shares his latest Blog feature
Built between 1842 and 1854, St George's Hall is considered one of the finest examples of Neo-classical architecturein the world…..it is designated as Grade I listed. Scandalously it was allowed to fall into disuse and disrepair during the 1980's, but thanks to a multi-million pound refurbishment it was re-opened in April 2007. It is now used for a variety of cultural, community, civic and corporate activities.
Without question it is one of Liverpool's most iconic buildings and stands at the heart of the city's cultural quarter. It is certainly one of my favourites. However it does present the photographer with a bit of a problem…..its size is truly monumental. This coupled with the fact that it is surrounded by a number of other large and impressive buildings, streets, roundabouts and the general hustle and bustle of city life, makes trying to get a clean shot of the whole…
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Another great post from Mark Simms
The War Memorial, which stands at the heart of Port Sunlight village, was commissioned by William Lever(later Lord Leverhulme) to commemorate those of his Sunlight Soap Factory employees who gave their lives during the Great War. It was designed and sculpted by Sir William Goscombe John and took five years to complete from 1916 to 1921.
These shots were actually taken in the Summer of 2011 – and they are just a few of a number of "old" shots that I have been meaning to share on my blog for some time. As I recall, when I took these, I was actually at a joint 60th birthday/40th wedding anniversary bash at a local hotel in Port Sunlight, but I managed to sneak out for half an hour with the camera. I'm glad I did because the late evening light was beautiful, bathing the memorial in a warm summer glow…
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Love or Nothing….by Tom George
We had the huge pleasure of meeting Tom this week and you just have to be impressed by this multi talented man. Singer,musician,poet and film maker. Tom has a few projects on the go at the moment and we will be sharing these with you very soon. Tom has his own website that can be found on the link below. Thank you Tom for allowing us to share your Video.
Opened in October 2012 – Large exhibition galleries, light filled, double height ceilings, good access. Exhibition proposals invited. Art Lounge with video screen showing artists work – please submit your images if you would like these included. Heritage Room to gather historical information about this magnificent Victorian building with important significance to the cultural heritage of Northwich. Artists are invited to get involved in collaborations or to make their own response to the building. Enquiries to firstname.lastname@example.com Carolyn Shepherd http://www.carolynshepherd.co.uk
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Monthly Archives: November 2010
The shopping scene in Tisbury
The Tisbury Business Association continues its recent tradition this year with a number of holiday festivities geared towards shoppers — keeping shops open until as late as 8 pm in December.
Oak Bluffs Christmas Tree Lighting
Oak Bluffs is gearing up for the holidays.
Gifts for mind, body, spirit
Winter on the Vineyard — a great time to reflect, renew, and reinvent oneself.
Restore Mill Pond
There has been discussion of late regarding the situation of the Mill Pond and Mill Brook in West Tisbury.
Edible gifts from Martha's Vineyard
We've all done it.
Edgartown woman, 58, accused in six housebreaks
Monday, Edgartown police arrested Christine Houston, 58, of Edgartown.
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Gulf Stream gale ends sailing trip in tragedy
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A gathering to increase awareness about the abuse of women around the world will be held on Saturday, November 27, starting at 1 pm in Ocean Park in Oak Bluffs.
Reel Picks
A spunky Ali (Christina Aguilera) leaves rural Iowa to find fame and fortune, and stops at The Burlesque Lounge in Hollywood, a down and out musical theater owned by Tess (Cher).
Jack-O-Lantern time
With the advent of fall comes a happy story.
DPU approves Cape Wind-National Grid contract
Admitting that its power is "expensive in light of today's energy prices," state regulators on Monday approved a 15-year contract for Cape Wind to sell half its energy to National Grid, arguing the contract "is both cost-effective and in the public interest.
Oak Bluffs ambulance serves up pancakes and open house
The Oak Bluffs Ambulance service will show off the newest addition to its fleet and host an open house complete with a pancake breakfast on November 28 at the Oak Bluffs Ambulance/ Fire station from 9 am to noon on Wing Road.
Seven Islanders become captains
Massachusetts Maritime Academy instructor Captain Ed Jerome certified seven new Island 100 Ton Masters Captains on Sunday, November 21.
1960 MVRHS football team honored
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Only Haiku will do
I really admire poets.
Vegas Night benefits Martha's Vineyard Arena
Though the numbers are not in yet, organizers have good expectations for how much was raised at this past Friday evening's Las Vegas Night, a benefit for the Martha's Vineyard Arena.
Noteworthy events
Leah Miranda, head cook at the Oak Bluffs School, has worked hard to use the freshest possible ingredients at lunchtime.
Kate Taylor, Tish Hinojosa to play on Island
Spoon in the Moon Coffeehouse at The Vineyard Playhouse begins its second season on Saturday, Dec. 18 with Kate Taylor and Tish Hinojosa.
Vineyard wins Island Cup
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The UDL-PLC series provides you with 15 modules that guide the development of a professional learning community focusing on UDL. Each module has 2 segments: Learn and Discuss.
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Part of your role on the UDL PLC is to create mechanisms for expanding UDL throughout the school or district. One of the most effective ways of convincing colleagues to adopt UDL is by telling one student's success story. In this module, you'll reflect on how a specific student has benefited from your UDL practices and then share your story.
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Barry Arthur, Western Artist
This life as an artist did not begin for Barry until the age of 36. He picked up the paint brush because he was laid off from his job. He soon realized that he wanted to paint for the rest of his life. However, with a family to support, extra money was not available to buy paints, brushes, canvas, and other needed supplies. At a surprise birthday party ~ friends and neighbors laden with all the necessary art supplies ~ encouraged Barry to pursue this new interest. Using his wife's piano as an easel ~ his new career was launched.
Barry may spend several months researching an idea that he has for a painting. The ability to bring into focus not only the heart of the subject but the thought and emotions of the artist is a prevailing characteristic of Barry's work.
A few years ago Barry desired to add a new medium to his art and began sculpting. Most of the sculpture pieces are polished pewter mounted on marble and wood bases. He does, however, have some sculpture in bronze.
Barry's work has been exhibited in galleries throughout the Southwest. His paintings and sculptures have captured the hearts of many and are found in collections throughout the United States as well as in private collections in England, Italy, and France.
Unlike many artists, Barry not only allows the visitor to watch him at work, but often treats them to the story that initiated the painting. Cedar Break Gallery, his studio/gallery, is located in downtown Abilene, Texas, at 957 N. 2nd Street.
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They Said She Can't Dance Because Of Her Weight, So She Films Herself And Silences Her Doubters
Whitney Thore has a strong love for dancing and you would think there is nothing wrong about. But you will be wrong. It appears that our 'perfect' world does not think overweight people can move gracefully on the dance floor. Well, Thore was determined to prove all of those doubters wrong and that is what she went ahead


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Assembly Line Planning and Control describes the basic fundamentals of assembly lines for single model lines, mixed model make-to-stock lines, mixed model make-to-order lines and for one-station assembly. The book shows how to select the quantity of units to schedule for a shift duration, compute the number of operators needed on a line, set the conveyor speed, coordinate the main line with sub-assembly lines, assign the work elements to the operators on the line, sequence the models down the line, sequence the jobs down the line, calculate the part and component requirements for a line and for each station, determine the replenish needs of the parts and components from the suppliers, compute the similarity between the models being produced and show applications, use learning curves to estimate time and costs of assembly, and measure the efficiency of the line. The material is timeless and the book will never become obsolete. The author presents solutions with easy-to-understand numerical examples that can be applied to real-life applications.


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City of Peterborough Ladies were well beaten at Broxbourne on their return to action in the East Premier Division.
The high-flying hosts won 4-0, scoring two goals in each half against a City wide who never gave up, but who have now slipped to sixth in the table.
Anna Faux and Kate Dixon played best for City who host bottom club Sevenoaks at Bretton Gate next Saturday (January 19).


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Gather + Gobble – a Friendsgiving Feast
A word from the planner
"There is nothing better than gathering with your tribe with a feast, eating, drinking and catching up… Am I right?! In this crazy world, taking time to be with your nearest and dearest before the Christmas season hits is always high on my list of priorities."
Ellie Wilkinson, Creative Director, A Moveable Feast
An autumnal colour palette
Ellie set the scene by sending guests elegant invitations using a neutral palette.
"I love using Kraft board for stationery, it reminds me of brown paper packages, tied up with string, comforting and slightly nostalgic."
To create the autumnal mood, a palette of browns, golds, dusky caramels, peaches and creams were used. All against a moody black backdrop.
A feast by the Indian Ocean
The venue was a private beach house, right on the Indian ocean. The riverside spot was perfect to keep the event intimate and private. Gorgeous black plank walls were placed at one end to create a screen and a black wire backdrop and bar were at the other to book end the table.
"I wanted the space to feel intimate and rustic but still luxe, sticking to natural mediums. Those hand dyed muslin napkins are just gorgeous – but accentuating them with brushed metallics to provide some warmth."
Personalised menus and bespoke cocktails
No Friendsgiving would be complete without cocktails and guests enjoyed Hibiscus Saketinis and Blood Orange and Rye Collins before sitting down to a warming autumnal feast with matched wine. Guests were given personalised menus which carried the theme of the invitations on through the event.
"It's worth spending some time on planning your menu, especially with an event which has traditional dishes. Sticking to the classics but switching them up to keep them fresh is the way to go! I was also really keen to keep the feeling of a family feast, with people passing dishes round the table."
Dinner is served
Unctuous roasted pumpkin risotto began the feast, also a table feast of classic American sides crowned with a whole turkey, stuffed with fresh ricotta, smoked pecans & thyme, and then smoke roasted over hickory chips. From there a whole roasted brie, topped with local mulberries, honey & rosemary was shared around the group, delving into the gooey goodness. If the menu wasn't indulgent enough, the evening concluded with a carrot cake Arctic Roll. Of course, brightened up with fresh raspberry and balsamic, coffee and petit fours.
"Whilst Thanksgiving isn't a normal part of the social calendar outside of the US, it's one of my favourite holidays – it's just about being together, remembering how important community is, drinking and eating really great food."
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When we love something we really, truly LOVE something! And that's exactly how we feel about our new relationship! Some things just go together. Like cookies and cream, Brandon and Brenda… The Urban List and MINI!
Our two families have collaborated to bring discerning readers and drivers a new fortnightly series – MINI Fave 5s. The must-try guide to Melbourne, celebrating the launch of the new MINI 5-door hatch!
So, Urban Listers, clear the diary and get excited for our Fave 5s. There's a whole year of eating, drinking and discovering to be done…
Very few places in life bring on as much nostalgia as the humble milk bar. Whether you're ducking out to pick up some milk and the paper, a much-needed Gatorade on a Sunday morning, or a paper bag filled with mixed lollies, only good things can ever come from a visit to your local corner store. At The Urban List we love supporting the little guy, so we're letting you in our Fave 5 milk bars in Melbourne. Bring us back some Fads, wouldya?
Grigons and Orr Corner Store
North Melbourne
Oh Grigons and Orr, How do we love thee? Let us count the ways. Your shelves are packed with groceries and lollies both modern and from days gone by, which makes every venture both fascinating and difficult when it comes to choosing confectionary. In winter, visitors can wrap themselves up in crochet blankets, and food is available all day, whether you're after a decent breakfast or a baked good to go. This North Melbourne milk bar also has an impressive jaffles list and some smashing milkshakes, so if you like the simple things done really well, Grigons is where you need to be.
Tuck Shop Take Away
Hot tip: these Melbourne milk bars make some of this city's finest milkshakes, and Tuck Shop Take Away is no exception. Here, your favourite milk bar lolly bag treats have been transferred into milkshake form, and the Redskin flavour comes out on top. Besides that, Caulfield's home of retro goodness also sells sodas, spiders, soft serve, jaffles, and some super tasty burgers. This place is all sorts of adorable, and the fact that it's all so scrumptious is just a brilliant bonus.
Adeney Milk Bar
Adeney Milk Bar in Kew may have just celebrated its second birthday, but it still manages to encapsulate all the things we love about old school Melbourne milk bars. Once a corner store, this suburban gem now serves the likes of toasties, salmon bagels, delish salads and Doughboys doughnuts. Retro sweets are still on the table here, because who can resist a good freckle or 12? Get down to Adeney Avenue and pick yourself up some sweet treats from this sweet-as milk bar.
Jerry's Milk Bar
Milk bar since 1915, coffee spot since 1988, Jerry's is one of those old timers who refuse to say die, and thank goodness for that. You can't miss the large white sign with red lettering adorning the front of the beloved Elwood establishment, and the local crowd has been coming here for literally decades. There's a courtyard out the back and plenty of counter space inside, making this an excellent venue all year round. Jerry's is widely regarded as being very kid friendly, so if you need to take some tiny humans out for a treat, may we suggest this timeless treasure?
Rowena Parade Corner Store
There is so much awesome going on at Rowena Parade Corner Store all at once, it's hard to know where to start. Not only do they have a fully functioning kitchen, but they sell groceries, their own baked items, a deli fridge full of goodies, and all the wonderful bits and bobs you'd expect to find in a milk bar. There is also a specialty focus on Greek cuisine, so if you're craving some plaki or kaski you've come to the right place. They pride themselves on making the perfect BLT or, BELTAC (bacon, egg, lettuce, tomato, avocado, cheese) and really, who are we to argue? Wash that down with a Sir Lamington milkshake and you can put a big tick next to today. Nailed it!
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I'm a woodsman at heart, and so I took my wife and daughters out for a week of camping. But after two days in the woods, my family had had enough.
The first night, I found the perfect spot to pitch our tent. The problem is no one told us there were railroad tracks 100 yards away. From 2:00 to about 7:00 that morning, nearly every freight train in the county was scheduled to take this route. We also discovered there was an Air Force base 3 miles away. To cap off our first day in the woods, thunderstorms brought heavy rain to the campgrounds.
The second night brought even more rain, which strongly influenced my family's three-to-one vote against spending a full week in the woods. So we packed our bags and spent the rest of the week in a hotel.
As I shared, the life of a tent-dweller isn't easy. But this lifestyle portrays to a great extent the Christian life. Our real home is in Heaven, which means we must avoid growing too comfortable here on Earth. The joys of success and accomplishment pale in view of the glory of our eternal home.
You may be striving to extend your roots deeper into the soil of this world. You plan to retire and live off the accumulated savings of your IRA and 401k. Is the treasure you're laying up here preparing you for your lodging in Heaven? Only what you do for Christ will last. Yours is the life of a tent-dweller, with home just beyond the horizon. Travel lightly.
The enjoyment of God is the only happiness with which our souls can be satisfied. . . . Fathers and mothers, husbands, wives, or children, or the company of earthly friends, are but shadows; but God is the substance. These are but scattered beams, but God is the sun. These are but streams. But God is the ocean. — Jonathan Edwards
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USA: NSA SURVEILLANCE LEAKS — New revelations about National Security Agency surveillance systems show that employees simply had to fill in a short 'justification' form to gain access to billions of emails, online chats, or site visit histories through a vast program called XKeyscore (RT).
RUSSIA: WHISTLEBLOWER SNOWDEN ASYLUM — Meanwhile, The NSA whistleblower behind these and other widespread and sweeping surveillance revelations, Edward Snowden, was granted a year's temporary asylum in Russia on Thursday, and left the Moscow airport where he had stayed for over a month (GUARDIAN).
CLIMATE: RISING SEA LEVELS TO FLOOD CITIES — A rise in sea levels has already sealed the fate of at least 316 American cities. But if global warming keeps up its current rate, the number of towns and cities doomed by water could easily go up to 1,400 by the end of the century. The report does not include data about Canadian cities, but presumably many would suffer a similar fate in this country (TORONTO STAR).
- EGYPT: CAIRO SIT-INS, CRACKDOWN CONTINUE — Thousands of supporters of ousted Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi and are continuing their sit-ins in the capital, Cairo. The country's interim leaders have ordered police to end ongoing protests at two sites in the city. Hundreds have been killed by authorities since the ouster of Morsi on July 3, following an estimated 33 million people protesting for his ouster and a 20-million signature petition for the same (BBC).
- ZIMBABWE: ELECTION IRREGULARITIES — Millions of Zimbabweans went to the polls on Wednesday in an election that opponents of Africa's oldest leader, Robert Mugabe, condemned as "illegal, illegitimate, unfree and unfair". Turnout high across the country but the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), attempting to end Mugabe's 33-year-rule, claimed to have uncovered evidence of massive fraud and rigging (GUARDIAN).


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The Farmington Elks Lodge 1765 announced that Madison Dugal was chosen as its Bismarck High School "Student of the Month" for September.
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More than 2000 hereditary (genetic) diseases have been documented and 0,7% of newborns have an unbalanced chromosomal anomaly. Miscarriages or sterility in couples can also be related to a genetic defect. Overall 4% of live births show an anomaly that may or may not be due to a genetic defect.
II-Motives for seeking genetic advice
II-1. Couple before reproduction
II-2. Couple at risk
III- Genetic counseling consultation
III-1. Climate of anxiety
III-2. Pedigree
The family tree must be complete and include the deceased individuals, the pregnancy losses, and the causes of death.
III-3. Diagnosis of the disease
IV- The counseling will be based on:
V- Risk evaluation
V-1. Autosomal dominant inheritance
V-2. Autosomal recessive inheritance
V-3. X-linked recessive inheritance in the family
V-4. Multifactorial inheritance
V-5. Chromosomal diseases
Most often due to a parental meiotic non disjunction: low risk of recurrence but not null ( 1 to 2 % of cases of a standard trisomy 21).
Occasionally due to an abnormal segregation secondary to a parental rearrangement: the risk of recurrence is not easily established (due to the type of the rearrangement, the size and the nature of the segment involved, the sex of the carrier).
V-6. Consanguinity
Increases the risk of occurrence of an autosomal, recessive or multifactorial disease.
Measure the consanguinity coefficient. Notable risk in the case of a known familial disease.
V-7. Exposure to mutagens
Low risk but a prenatal diagnosis can be offered to reassure the couple if one of them has undergone anticancerous treatment during the months preceding the pregnancy
A prenatal evaluation must be proposed , if feasible, in future pregnancies, for any of the above situations.
VI- Adult onset of hereditary diseases
The treatment of hereditary metabolic diseases during childhood and the transfer of those pediatric patients after the adolescence have contributed to the development of adult genetic medicine. Late onset disorders like Huntington disease and several others diagnosed at a later age are now often cared for by those clinics.
VII- Speciality clinics
VII-1. Speciality clinics
. Adequate genetic counseling is more than often offered in speciality clinics particularly for blood dyscrasias, mucoviscidosis, renal diseases, hearing deficits and more frequently now in breast, ovaries and colon cancer clinics.
. Individuals seeking genetic counseling may be guided towards one of those clinics .
VII-2. Role of genetic units
VIII- Associations, parents groups
VIII-1. Associations
Individuals suffering from a chromosomal or monogenic disease are often invited to join an association. The muscular dystrophy and mucoviscidosis associations were among the first to be known to the public. For instance short stature individuals will gain by sharing their views on how to improve their daily activities such as access to public services and also be able to contact organizations or para-medical clinics that may diminish the burden of their handicap.
VIII-2. Parents groups
Parents of individuals affected with a genetic disease will share, during those informal meetings, information that may not have been given to them during the counseling sessions: for instance details on nurseries, stimulation groups, nursing homes, specialized schools, summer camps and on the expected course of development and the handicaps specific to the diseases.
IX- Corollaries to genetic counseling
The genetic counseling must also offer to individuals and families information and advice on the treatment of genetic diseases that is by offering a follow up or else by directing them towards para-medical services like dietetics, speech therapy , physiotherapy or others who can help those patients.
IX-2. Contact with patients
Genetic counseling implies the transmission and interpretation of data.
The geneticist will guide the individual and family members and support them in their actions if they face a risk of transmitting or developing a genetic disease. The genetic counseling is not limited to a session of information and it is appropriate to plan a visit to make sure that the information has been understood correctly, to update the medical history and quite often to inform individuals of the recent findings in diagnostic facilities and treatment.
IX-3. Contact with families
The diagnosis and counseling must be complemented by the follow up of families. It is frequent in genetic clinics to insure the follow up of several members of the same family particularly in familial chromosomal aberrations, monogenic dominant or X-linked diseases like for instance hemophilia .
IX-4. Patients charts and registries
Nominal information confidentiality must be applied according to local rules. Consent forms specific to clinical interventions are part of the dossier. We recommend to patients to inform the genetics clinic of their new residence especially if a follow up is indicated.
IX-5. Disclosure of results
It is frequent during the course of familial investigations that one or more individuals will accept to undergo a diagnostic test but refuse to be informed of the results. This situation is frequent in the susceptibility tests or during the screening for degenerative diseases for which there is no treatment. All information referring to the risk of reproduction must be given to the individuals concerned.
X- Screening programs.
X-1 Newborn
All screening tests for a genetic disease to identify affected individuals or normal carriers must include an informed consent and foresee appropriate genetic counseling. A newborn screening program for the detection of a metabolic disease will include a follow up if the screening test is abnormal or a control is requested.
X-2. Children and adults
A systematic screening program may be justified when there is a high incidence of hereditary diseases for instance blood dyscrasias in Mediterranean countries or Tay Sachs disease among Ashkenasic Jews.
A screening program must be complemented by the publication of information in the interest of the population under study and offer an individual and confidential approach if results are positive.
|Louis Dallaire, Jean-Loup Huret
|Centre de Recherche, Hôpital Ste-Justine, Montréal, Canada (LD); Genetics, Dept Medical Information, UMR 8125 CNRS, University of Poitiers, CHU Poitiers Hospital, F-86021 Poitiers France (JLH)
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Newly built, this stunning villa sits in the popular family resort of Son Bou. Enjoying glorious views of the Balearic Sea and beyond it's the perfect place to get away from it all. Standing tall across three meticulously designed levels, the villa's name gives away exactly what to expect inside… paradise. Read More
Newly built, this stunning villa sits in the popular family resort of Son Bou. Enjoying glorious views of the Balearic Sea and beyond it's the perfect place to get away from it all. Standing tall across three meticulously designed levels, the villa's name gives away exactly what to expect inside… paradise.
This sprawling villa slopes down the craggy Menorcan hills so you'll enter on the first floor. Fling open the front door and you're immediately greeted by beautiful panoramas that pour through the patio doors. A blank and refreshing canvas meets bold blue colours which perfectly reflect the Balearic blues of the charming coastline.
The open-plan living area provides a sensual space to sink into the ultimate sense of comfort. To the left, a vibrant, u-shaped seating area with a flat-screen TV and games console. And to the right, a sleek, modern kitchen/dining space with quality appliances for all your culinary needs. You won't be able to miss the marble dining table – it's statement furnishing at its finest!
For embracing those enticing views, why not dine together on the sweeping terrace? With light contemporary furnishings, there's plenty of room for some delicious dining with all your loved ones. And once the evening draws near and you're ready to retire, you'll be able to enjoy elevated views out to sea where the calm waters meet the clear blue sky. You can almost feel that balmy evening breeze…
Once the sun has set, you'll want to see where you'll unwind and rest your head at night. Take the wooden staircase down a floor and you'll find four bedrooms all unique and bold in colour. Two double and two twins, all of which come with spacious ensuite showers and plenty of storage space for those holiday clothes you've waited all year to wear! On the lower ground, there's a further twin bedroom which also comes with an ensuite. An oasis of serenity ready for some much-needed relaxation and recuperation.
Refreshed and ready for a day of lounging by the pool, you'll have direct access outside from the bedrooms on the ground floor. Sheltered seating and sunloungers frame the refreshing blue waters in the manicured gardens. With verdant green pines and the white-washed villa as the backdrop, you might mistake Villa Paradise as a prestigious beach club. But there'll be no fighting over sunloungers here as these are reserved just for you!
A five-minute walk and you'll reach the largest beach on the island. If you're keen to mix with the locals and get to know true Menorcan life you can take a short 10-minute stroll into the centre of Son Bou. You'll find a large supermarket as well as boutique styled shops offering jewellery, leather goods and local crafts. There's also a number of restaurants offering a range of worldwide dishes and also some authentic tapas. But if you're looking to stay closer to home, then you're in luck. There's a number of amenities in San Jaime to pick from including restaurants, indoor amusements and even a nightclub which offers live music and entertainment.
Among a collection of star-studded villas, Villa Paradise neighbours its equally impressive sister, Villa Dolce Vista. Perfect for groups or multiple families holidaying together, you'll be sure to have a truly memorable slice of luxury living!
And when you're ready for a restful retreat, Villa Paradise is waiting for your return…
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"Our doubts are traitors and make us lose the good we oft might win by fearing to attempt." ~William Shakespeare
Growing up, I was not allowed to use training wheels to learn to ride a bicycle. Neither did my first pair of ice skates have double blades. No half-stepping. If you're going to ride, ride. If you're going to glide, glide. The message was clear: a half-step should only be the interval between notes on a keyboard. But, there are some things I can honestly say I have extreme respect for – one of them being heights.
As I stood on the cliffs opposite this child of about 10 years, I rehearsed the meaning of the caption of this photo:
Some things have to be entered into head-first.
One of the biggest challenges with shooting this picture was 'when' to shoot versus 'if' he would jump. I knew enough about physics and trajectories to know I would have to train my camera ahead of his launch to get the best shot. Besides, "if" he would jump was not the question and his hesitation probably had very little to do with fear or lack of courage – it was more likely to do with him calculating when he could command the most attention.
These rocky cliffs are his playground – or at least during this strategic time of the day. The cliffs are next to Jamaica's famed Rick's Cafe, where tourists flock in a daily pilgrimage to experience the coveted Negril sunset. That evening, several party boats including the notorious catamaran, Wild Thing, had eclipsed in or nearby the small bay. Rick's sits about 50 feet above the lovely Caribbean Sea.
I was standing on a curved patio outside my resort, Catcha Falling Star, a sweet little Negril resort where the staff makes you feel just like family. And like a close family, keeps a good eye on your comings and goings which really makes you feel safe and cared for. Catcha is a neighbor of Rick's and just close enough to draw energy from the festive partyboaters, revel in the cheers and whistles of their patrons that egg-on the divers, and perfectly poised to be inspired by it all.
While most of Rick's visitors who step up to the challenge of diving usually go in feet first, the local divers mostly opt to go into the sea head-first.
Some of life's challenges can only be entered into going head first. Going in feet first leaves too much temptation to change course. The playground I played on as a child had rocks of its own – small, gravelly rocks. And, if you changed course abruptly, a misstep could land you with a number of painful little reminders lodged underneath the skin on your knees.
As I become more familiar with digital photography, I am learning that sometimes the only game plan is to be contented and resigned to allow the subject to grant you the image it would have you have.
Can't life be a little like that too?
Like this hummingbird, life is fast and fleeting. Though I hoped to capture the bright turquoise and rust plumage of my finely feathered friend, something more splendid was to be found in the shadows. On a perfectly sunny day, the lighting gave a hint of black and white.
I did catch a star on this journey: Catcha' Falling Star, a small seaside resort that I will visit again and again, as much for the warm feeling of being welcome as its location, location, location. What I also caught was the lesson that sometimes it's not what we expect that brings the most joy.
Ain't That a Trip? …when some things have to be entered into head-first.
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American craft beer production volumes increased by 5% in the first half of 2017.
Mid-year figures from the Brewers Association, the trade group for independent brewers, shows that American craft beer production volumes increased 5% in the first half of 2017.
That's slightly less than 2016's mid-year increase of 8% and notably lower than the 16% mid-year production increase of 2015.
"The growth pace for small and independent brewers has stabilized at a rate that still reflects progress but in a more mature market. Although more difficult to realize, growth still exists," said Bart Watson, chief economist, Brewers Association.
"The beer world is highly competitive and there is certainly a mixed bag in terms of performance. Some breweries are continuing to grow, whereas others are having to evolve their position and nurture new opportunities to ensure they keep pace. Many brewers are benefiting from on-premises and taproom sales, and recent state-based reforms have the potential to help brewers in new regions capitalize on this growth."
Despite production volumes slowing, the number of craft breweries operating in the US continues to grow. As of June 30, there were 5,562 operating breweries in the US, an increase of 906 from the same time period the previous year. Additionally, there were approximately 2,739 breweries in planning, according to the Brewers Association.
It adds further weight to the caution demonstrated by US stockbroker Goldman Sachs. Last week its analysts downgraded stocks in two of the biggest US brewing companies citing a continued drop in US beer consumption and a shift towards wine by millennials.
The stockbroker downgraded its rating of shares in Constellation Brands from "buy" to "neutral", causing its value to slide by 1.2% on Monday (July 24). The stockbroker also downgraded Boston Beer Co., rating its stocks as 'to sell', causing its value to drop by 5%.
However the Brewers Association is confident about the sector's future growth prospects, despite millennials apparent taste for wine.
"Craft brewers are beacons of innovation, revitalization and collaboration," added Watson. "Their contributions to not only the brewing community, but the overall economy, are significant and invaluable. From reforming the federal excise tax to ensuring the right to free and fair market access, opportunities exist to help craft brewers continue to thrive."
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True Blood is an American television drama series created and produced by Alan Ball. It premiered on September 7, 2008 on HBO. It is based on the The Southern Vampire Mysteries series of novels by Charlaine Harris. On July 15, 2013, HBO announced that True Blood had been renewed for a seventh and final season that will premiere in Summer 2014.
The series follows Sookie Stackhouse, a barmaid living in Louisiana who can read people's minds, and how her life is turned upside down when the Vampire Bill, walks into her place of employment two years after vampires 'came out of the coffin' on national television.
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SSE Water Ltd (SSEW) is an appointed water & sewerage undertaker operating in the New Appointments and Variations (NAV) market.
In November 2017 the water industry regulator, Ofwat, issued 'Code for adoption agreements' setting out expectations for how the water industry will develop and maintain procedures and processes for the adoption of assets. Under the terms of the Code, model adoption agreements and sector guidance are to be developed by the industry for both water and sewerage assets. While these are being developed, transitional arrangements apply and, as part of these, water and sewerage companies are required to set out specified information on adoption for interested parties. This document fulfils SSEW's obligations in this regard. More information may be found at: www.ofwat.gov.uk/publication/code-adoption-agreements
SSEW's appointed areas are shown in the list below:
- Old Sarum, Salisbury SP4;
- Hale Village, London N17;
- Kennet Island Phases 5, 6 and 7, Reading RG2;
- Bromley Common, Greater London BR2;
- Park Views, Epsom KT19;
- Graylingwell Park, Chichester PO19;
- Kingsmere, Bicester, Oxfordshire OX26;
- Great Western Park, Didcot, OX11;
- New South Quarter, Croydon CR0;
- Barking Riverside, Barking IG11;
- Farndon Road, Market Harborough LE16;
- Brewery Square, Dorchester DT1;
- Marine Wharf, Deptford SE8;
- Riverlight, Battersea SW8;
- Embassy Gardens, London SW8;
- Abbotswood, Romsey SO51;
- Norwich Common, Wymondham NR18;
- Hills Farm Lane, Horsham RH12;
- Heart of East Greenwich, London SE10;
- Newlands, Waterlooville PO7;
- Emerson's Green, Bristol BS16;
- The Gateway, Bristol BS16
- Castle Way, Salisbury SP4;
- Kingsbrook, Aylesbury HP22;
- Millharbour, London E14;
- RAM Quarter, London SW18.
Maps of SSEW's appointed areas aren't included within this document but may be found in the Company's retail charges scheme at: /help/water/our-standards-and-charge
Delivery Options
Customers of water companies may choose to deliver their new networks and connections in a variety of ways, as outlined below.
A developer may choose to employ a 'Self-Lay Provider' (SLP) to lay new water and/or sewerage networks and associated connections on their development site. The SLP must be recognised by the industry and be able to demonstrate that it is capable of delivering networks to a suitable standard. Developers wishing to use this method within any of SSEW's appointed areas must contact us at email@example.com. We'll respond within two business days. Further information on the general standards relating to Self-Lay may be found at https://www.water.org.uk/developer-services/self-lay-code-practice.
The Water Industry Act 1991 (Sections 41 for water and 106 for sewerage) sets out the duties of water and sewerage undertakers with respect to the provision of new networks. If you wish to requisition all or part of your new networks, please contact us at email@example.com. We'll respond within two business days.
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A New Appointee is an undertaker appointed by Ofwat and operating within the New Appointments and Variations (NAV) market. Developers or other authorised persons may elect to engage with a NAV company and agree methods of delivery for the new networks. The NAV company will be required to obtain a variation to its appointment to permit it to deliver water and/or sewerage services to customers within a specified area.
Information on the NAV process may be found at https://www.ofwat.gov.uk/regulated-companies/markets/nav-market/.
Current Level of Activity
SSEW is a New Appointee and provides the majority of the required infrastructure in its appointed areas by this route. As such, requisition, self-lay and NAV provisions haven't been significant methods of asset delivery within SSEW's appointed areas. These options are supported on a case by case basis and there is no reporting against service levels. Please contact John Gibson at firstname.lastname@example.com if you wish to discuss any of these routes for the provision of water or sewerage infrastructure.
If you aren't satisfied
If for any reason you find our service less than you would expect, please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com. We'll acknowledge your contact within one business day. We'll always make every effort to resolve any issue within a reasonable time and will keep you informed of progress. If you aren't entirely satisfied with our response, please let us know. If we are still unable to resolve the matter, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com.