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BUFFALO — JoAnn Falletta, the music director of the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra, stood outside Kleinhans Music Hall here at dusk one recent Saturday and pointed to the brick exterior, punctuated by a line of glass blocks.
"When I got here," she said, "there was graffiti all over this, and the glass was broken."
That was in the late 1990s, when many assumed that Buffalo and its orchestra were both pretty much finished. Declines in industry and population had decimated this once-thriving city and starved its largest classical music institution, founded in the mid-1930s with support from the federal Works Progress Administration.
"The board was tired out," said Ms. Falletta, 62, who on Wednesday leads the orchestra of her alma mater, the Mannes School of Music, at Alice Tully Hall to begin a yearlong celebration of the school's centennial.
"The city was tired out by the Philharmonic's problems," she added. "Every year they were running out of money, and it was 'Save Our Symphony,' 'Save the Philharmonic.' People didn't give up on them, but they wanted to see that the Philharmonic could do it, could be viable."
Nearly two decades later, the orchestra has proved its viability — as has the city, slowly yet steadily improving its fortunes, including a recent windfall in the form of the state's Buffalo Billion Investment Development Plan. (That program has been shadowed, however, by questions about its economic impact and by pay-for-play allegations that recently ensnared the former chairman of the orchestra's board.)
The Philharmonic has balanced its budget in 11 of the past 12 years. "That has gone a long way to giving people confidence," Ms. Falletta said. The ensemble has also diligently worked in recent years to increase its endowment, aiming for a goal of roughly five times its annual budget of around $11 million.
Most hopeful, in a season marked by labor unrest at orchestras around the country — the Philadelphia Orchestra briefly went on strike in September, and major ensembles in Pittsburgh and Fort Worth remain out of work — the Buffalo musicians received permission from their union last month to sign an unusually long (six-year) contract, a sign of both trust and wariness.
"I really give the musicians credit for this," Ms. Falletta said. "They're happy and they know they have the responsibility. Pittsburgh is not far from us. One of our players went to Pittsburgh this year and hasn't played a note. They're aware of that, I think, and they don't want that to happen here."
In Ms. Falletta, the orchestra surely has one of the most devoted music directors in the country — and, when she was appointed, the first female conductor to lead a major American ensemble. Buffalo's is not an enormous classical season, but guest conductors are still rare, since Ms. Falletta leads about two-thirds of the programs. (Last year, she extended her contract to 2021.)
During a recent rehearsal break, she found herself in a conversation about a work on the program with two of the musicians, so she took them onstage that evening as part of her preconcert talk to continue the discussion.
The cellist Monte Hoffman has been in the Philharmonic since 1964, playing under six music directors. "In terms of community spirit," he said, "she's more than all the others put together."
Having recently released her 100th recording (a Stravinsky disc with the Virginia Arts Festival Chamber Players), Ms. Falletta has cultivated a close relationship with the Naxos label. Taking advantage of the Buffalo orchestra's beefy, red-blooded sound, she and the players have made an unlikely recording specialty of sumptuous late-Romantic rarities. (Florent Schmitt, anyone?) The regular studio work, she says, has raised the ensemble's quality and made rehearsals more effective and efficient.
After all these years, she has an easy camaraderie with the players, a shared shorthand. "You know what I'm going to say about the downbeat of the second bar," she said as they rehearsed Tchaikovsky's Serenade for Strings. "So I'm not going to say it."
The future of the ensemble's aging audience remains a problem. The program that Saturday evening, which followed another all-Tchaikovsky concert two weeks before, featured favorites like the "Rococo" Variations for cello and orchestra and the "1812" Overture, in an unusual (and slightly guiltily pleasurable) version featuring full chorus.
Programming presumably couldn't get much more crowd-pleasing than this. And yet Kleinhans was half-empty: Attendance was just shy of 1,300 in a hall — an airy landmark designed in the 1930s by Eliel and Eero Saarinen — that seats 2,400, recently reduced from the original 2,800.
"In a perfect world, we'd have 1,600 or 1,800 seats," Daniel Hart, the orchestra's executive director, said. "But we love our hall, and it's handy when we have big concerts that can fill it up. With Josh Bell a few weeks ago, we had 2,200 seats. Renée Fleming sold out. Yo-Yo Ma sold it out."
Another cloud emerged when the construction executive Louis P. Ciminelli was named last month in a federal criminal complaint related to the disbursement of Buffalo Billion funds, days before the annual meeting at which his term as the orchestra's board chairman expired. Mr. Hart confirmed that Mr. Ciminelli's millions of dollars in donations to the Philharmonic in recent years were not pending pledges but had been received in full, including a $1 million gift last fall to start off the ensemble's "Crescendo Campaign" endowment push.
The success of that campaign over the next few years will go a long way toward showing whether the orchestra, having shown its stability, can now embark on a period of growth.
"To envision a city where people couldn't imagine not having an orchestra, that's what I'd love to see in Buffalo," Ms. Falletta said. "Where people, just like they couldn't imagine not having a hospital or not having a great college in your city, they couldn't imagine not having an orchestra. That was so much a part of the fabric of life."
"I've come closest to it in Buffalo," she added. "That is a city that in philosophy, personality and history comes closest to making it happen."


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Oh how my heart pounded when I went online to check the results!
Oh happy day!
Now I can call my parents and tell the good news.
Now I can really enjoy my trip today to Wet 'n Wild (a water theme park with huge slides.. weeeee!!)
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|When Explorer is forced to terminate, the DE icon of a system tray will be lost.
Since Winamp is not lost, is it possible also at DE?
When time to download is long, it is inconvenient that the dialog of DE cannot be seen.
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Denon AVR-591 5.1 Channel A/V Home Theater Receiver with HDMI 1.4a supporting 1080p and 3D (Black)
by Denon
Date first available at Amazon.com: May 1, 2010
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Performance, technology and affordability are the hallmarks of the AVR-591. A powerful 5 channel x 75W amplifier section delivers detail and dynamics to music and movie soundtracks. It's equipped with HDMI 1.4a Repeating technology, compatible with 1080p (24fps) and 3D (all formats) allowing delivery of both audio and video to your HDTV with single HDMI cable. HDMI connectivity supports the latest generation surround sound formats available on Blu-ray disc, including Dolby TrueHD and DD+, dts-HD and dts-HR. Also included is Dolby Laboratories new Pro Logic IIz Matrix decoding featuring front height effects channels to dramatically increase the front soundstage for the ultimate surround sound experience. The AVR-591 boasts a number of Audyssey technologies. Advanced Audyssey MultEQ analyzes a speaker systems interaction with the listening room at up to six measurement points (microphone included), and then automatically corrects the response to optimize clarity and tonal balance. Audyssey Dynamic Volume is an automatic volume-leveling system that tracks audio dynamics to eliminate the irritating volume swings between TV shows and commercials. Audyssey Dynamic EQ is also on board to ensure rich bass and smooth tonal balance at low volume listening levels. In addition to enhanced HDMI 1.4a repeating (4 in, 1 out), the AVR-591 features, analog to HDMI conversion (480i to 480p) and five analog inputs. A front-panel audio/video input allows quick and easy connection of camcorders and game systems. System setup is simplified by a new, enhanced icon-based on-screen display that is delivered over HDMI. You can also connect and control your iPod/touch or iPhone using one of Denon's available iPod/iPhone docks, which provides on-screen artist, album and song information. When connecting iPod and other MP3 players, the AVR-591 features Denon's exclusive Compressed Audio Restorer to improve sound quality and dynamics.
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– Fully discrete 5-channel power amplifier delivers 75 watts per channel, 110 watts per channel
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Do you know the old adage of "it takes one to know one?" We believe this to be a characteristic of LBA Haynes Strand, that just isn't available at other CPA Firms. We of course are talking about a growing company. Growing companies face all kinds of challenges: accounting, hr, marketing, operations, etc, etc. There are…Details


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Llandudno lifeboat launches to assist single-handed yachtsman
Llandudno RNLI all-weather lifeboat and Conwy inshore lifeboat were launched on Thursday (17 August) to go to the assistance of a yacht in difficulties in freshening weather conditions some miles out to sea.
The 29-foot sloop 'Esprit' with one man aboard had left Conwy the previous day. HM Coastguard became concerned for the safety of the lone sailor who was experiencing engine and deck-gear problems, and after the Coastguard helicopter Rescue 136 had confirmed his position and established radio contact, decided to call for lifeboat assistance.
Paged at 10:47am and launching shortly afterwards, Llandudno lifeboat met up with the sloop some six miles north-west of Great Orme's Head. With force 6 winds on scene forecast to increase and the impossibility of taking the yacht in tow to Conwy due to low tide conditions in the approach channels the casualty was instead taken to the shelter of Llandudno bay for both vessels to anchor and await the flood tide permitting entry into the River Conwy.
The vessel was taken into Conwy at 7pm and Llandudno all-weather lifeboat returned to station.
RNLI media contact
For more information contact Alan Sharp, RNLI Llandudno Lifeboat Press Officer 01492 543315.
Key facts about the RNLI
The RNLI charity saves lives at sea. Its volunteers provide a 24-hour search and rescue service around the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland coasts. The RNLI operates over 238 lifeboat stations in the UK and Ireland and more than 240 lifeguard units on beaches around the UK and Channel Islands. The RNLI is independent of Coastguard and government and depends on voluntary donations and legacies to maintain its rescue service. Since the RNLI was founded in 1824, its lifeboat crews and lifeguards have saved over 142,700 lives.
Learn more about the RNLI
For more information please visit the RNLI website or Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. News releases, videos and photos are available on the News Centre.
Contacting the RNLI - public enquiries
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Poking in the files in the /tmp directory showed me that Gnuplot was crabbing about a command (set terminal table) that PGF uses to tell it to create a text file with the points to be plotted. A bit of searching led me to a blog post by
Toine Bogers containing the fix. Instructions for Linux follow (I haven't tried it on Windows yet):
- Open a terminal and run 'kpsewhich pgfmoduleplot.code.tex' to locate the file you need to edit. (The location varies with the LaTeX distribution you use; this takes the work out of finding it.)
- Issue 'sudo gedit <path>/pgfmoduleplot.code.tex' (where <path> is the path you found in the previous step) and give your password when prompted. (Feel free to use a different editor if gedit is not your cup of tea.)
- Find the line containing 'set terminal table' and delete the word 'terminal', so that it becomes 'set table' (the rest of the line staying unchanged).
- Save the modified file, and you should be good to go
I love open source software, but one of the challenges of using lots of separate pieces of software is that developers will change something in the latest version of one program or library, and that change will break some interaction with another program/library from an entirely separate developer. To modify a saying from my misspent youth: "You pays your money [or, in this case, you don't] and you takes your chances."


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From the prize-winning author of Richard and Judy Book Club novel, The American Boy, this is the third in the acclaimed Lydmouth crime series, set on the Welsh/English border in the confusing years after the Second World War.
The third novel in the Lydmouth crime series, from the prize-winning author of the Richard and Judy Book Club novel, The American Boy.
After the coldest night of the year, they find the man's body. He's dangling from the Hanging Tree on the outskirts of a village near Lydmouth, with his trousers round his ankles. Is it suicide, murder, or accidental death resulting from some bizarre sexual practice
Journalist Jill Francis and Detective Inspector Thornhill become involved in the case in separate ways. Jill is also drawn unwillingly into the affairs of the small public school where the dead man taught. And there are more distractions, on a personal level, for policeman and reporter . . .
Taylor's Lydmouth series is turning the classical detective story into a complex picture of our own past - Independent
Andrew Taylor is one of the most interesting, if not the most interesting novelist writing on crime in England today - Spectator
The people depicted here are real and believable and the drabness and genteel facade of Fifties England is skilfully brought to life. Taylor is, as always, adept at showing the reality beneath the surface - Sunday Telegraph
How skilfully he recreates the atmosphere of the time through innuendo, attitude and detail . . .Taylor is the master of small lives writ large and he has carved a classic detective story - Frances Fyfield
The most under-rated crime writer in Britain today - Val McDermid
Andrew Taylor is a British crime and historical novelist, winner of the Cartier Diamond Dagger (for lifelong excellence in the genre) and the triple winner of the Historical Dagger. His books include the Sunday Times bestsellers The Ashes of London and The Fire Court, the international bestseller The American Boy (a Richard and Judy selection); the Roth Trilogy (filmed for TV as Fallen Angel); the Lydmouth Series; the William Dougal Series, The Anatomy of Ghosts, shortlisted for the Theakston's Old Peculier Crime Novel of the Year, and The Scent of Death. He lives on the borders of England and Wales. He reviews for the Spectator and The Times.
For more information about Andrew Taylor and his books, see: www.andrew-taylor.co.uk or follow him on twitter: @andrewjrtaylor


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Tiff occasionally has so many colours coming out of her brush that she takes extra time to create large canvas artworks – with your walls in mind. Fill that big white space with colour and texture! The party will always be at your place.
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Hi Hipster is now to create a series of blog posts about destinations still to be fully discovered by tourists, that deserve your attention. We all know the classic tourism spots, and if you don't, check out our last blog on the top 10 most visited countries in 2016. If you have been to all of these very popular places for tourism, or if you prefer a more reserved rather than tourist crowded destinations, then keep with us and let us tease you with hidden paradises. Our first destination that we need to talk about is the beautiful archipelago of Cape Verde.
Cape Verde is a small country just off the West African coast, and fully located on an archipelago in the North Atlantic. This paradise archipelago, composed of 10 islands of volcanic origin, was first discovered by the Portuguese, back in the XV century. The capital and biggest city of Cape Verde is Praia, located on the island of Santiago. "Praia" means "beach", from Portuguese, so you might have an idea of their beach life.
Photo: Fishing is one of the main economic activities in Cape Verde.
Home to Cesaria Evora (quite famous in many countries), Cape Verde is known for its musicality, with many music genres and festivals, like Carnival. Music is in the soul of Cape Verdians, and since this country has been mixing different cultures and peoples for over 500 years, they formed a unique culture, that has its roots in Africa and Europe. Their official language is Portuguese, which is the language they use for education and official affairs. However, each of the populated islands has their own variation of Cape Verdian Creole -- their de facto dialect.
You most certainly have heard or probably even have been to the Canary Islands, in Spain, many times. The Canary Islands receive a lot of tourists, who are attracted by beaches, sun, drinks, amazing food and, very often, proximity to Europe. But why am I just suddenly writing about the sunny Canary Islands? Well, Cape Verde is actually part of the Macaronesia -- a set of islands just off the South European and North African coasts, that comprises the Canary Islands, in Spain, the Madeira Islands and Azores, in Portugal and of course, Cape Verde, which is actually the only sovereign State in Macaronesia.
Photo: Spanish cargo wrecked by the beach in the island of Boa Vista.
So as you can expect, Cape Verde is full of the most beautiful beaches, with many of them being Caribbean-standard beaches. In fact, the island of Sal, north of Cape Verde, is full of resorts, hosting 50% of the total number of tourists in the country. Surprisingly, this small insular country is not only culturally diverse, but geographically too! In Cape Verde you can find deserts, mountains, volcanoes, and even some areas covered by trees. Oh, and if rain isn't for you, happy days, in Cape Verde it only rains about 10 days a year.
In the south island of Fogo, where you can find the only Cape Verdian volcano in activity, the production of wine is a tradition. The rocky volcanic black soil makes it more than appropriate to grow grapes in the area. But if you want to pay a visit, be prepared to climb steep mountains -- it will be tiring for sure, but very fun.
Photo: View from the hills of Praia, capital and biggest city of Cape Verde.
Cape Verde is also one of most stable countries in the whole Africa, with their democracy considered to be more solid than in countries like France, Portugal and Belgium. According to the UK foreign travel advice website, the country is safe enough for travelling, and even though Cape Verde is the formation point to many devastating hurricanes that hit North America, the whole archipelago never gets hit by any natural disasters. It only rains about 10 days in there, remember?
Tourism in Cape Verde, however, has only been growing recently and as result of this, since 2007 the government has built two international airports on two different islands. Two airports inaugurated in 10 years might not seem much, but let's consider that it's only about half million inhabitants in the country. Very welcoming and friendly half million people by the way.
Photo: One of the many resorts in the island of Sal.


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Our evidence tracking software SAFE is more than just barcodes and inventory control, it's an end-to-end chain of custody software for physical and digital evidence, resolving each of the critical issues facing evidence management.
Our evidence tracking software SAFE is more than just barcodes and inventory control, it's an end-to-end chain of custody software for physical and digital evidence, resolving each of the critical issues facing evidence management.
A completely browser-based evidence software solution that allows you to enter, view and edit records, print reports, barcodes, and more via the web browser of your choice. No software to install on computers or servers, no updates that require IT support. Our Software Development team manages system-wide updates on a scheduled basis guaranteeing you have the latest enhancements.
SAFE evidence software is infinitely customizable. You can create as many custom fields as you wish, enabling you to track the movement, storage, and possession of virtually anything.
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Whether your organization is in law enforcement, mail delivery, construction, the arts, medical supplies or just about anything else, you'll find the software's fully-customizable interface a welcome tool in your quest to track the chain of custody, movement and storage of every item in your inventory — whatever that may be.
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http://www.saltairebrewery.co.uk/html/cask_ales.html) says 4%. It just really hit the spot and I guess it may well have also just reached that magic part of the barrel mind you I did have two, just to check
http://www.saltairebrewery.co.uk/html/cask_ales.html) says 4%. It just really hit the spot and I guess it may well have also just reached that magic part of the barrel mind you I did have two, just to check
I was looking forward to trying the Sambrooks Pale Ale that I found in the Bree Louise on Tuesday, but unfortuately it was in pretty ropey condition, so I'm not sure I caught it at it's best.
BOTW therefore goes to Redemption Trinity, perfectly served up in the nearby Euston Tap.
Virtually the only beer consumed and hence BOTW was Wychwood Scarecrow,a very pleasant seasonal golden pale ale. I managed to sneak this pint in The Students Union Bar during an open day at Southampton University with my youngest son...he wanted to check out the most important facilities there
'And where he supped the past lived still. And where he sipped the glass brimmed full' John Barleycorn, Carol Ann Duffy.
Nothing beat the very nice pint of the local Brimstage Trapper's Hat here Gallaghers Pub and Barbers Shop
Some good Beers over last week but I will go for FIRESTONE WALKER RED NECTAR ALE As its one Ive never had before and was a excellent Pint.
Don't You just hate Pubs that say
( We don't stock any Real Ales as theres Just no call for it.)
While we're at it all three JDWs in Liverpool city centre are in, including the Fall Well
Talk about a lack of credibility, not to mention taste, from certain CAMRA branches.
Oh nearly forgot, BOTW is the Moor Pacific IPA
Tell us, now, how and when
We may find the bravest men?
A sure test, an easy test:
Those that drink beer are the best
No beer last week:by the time we'd finished work on Saturday we were too knackered to go to the Beer Festival up the road. I saw an Oakham Ales dray heading into Kent at the Dartford Crossing this morning. A good sign, but I reckon its the closest I'll get to the barmaid's apron this week!
"At that moment I would have given a kingdom, not for champagne or hock and soda, or hot coffee but for a glass of beer" Marquess Curzon of Kedlestone, Viceroy of India.
Forgot to enter my own BOTW.
Despite the Leeds crawl I'm going to vote for Castle Rock Midnight Owl tried in the Keans Head in Nottingham.
A pub is for life not just for Christmas


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Fans of the Red Caps are in for a treat at Airbourne.Members of the Military Police are set up on the Western Lawns, giving an insight into what their job is.Eastbourne Buzz caught up with them to find out more:
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You must have heard about digital marketing. In today's modern era where almost everything is digitalized, many business owners choose to promote their products and services online rather than using traditional marketing. No wonder that due to the high demand, digital marketing Jakarta grows exponentially. Digital marketing involves the use of digital platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, Google, YouTube, and so on. It also makes use of digital media like search engines, email, and social networks. It can be clearly seen, then, that digital media rely so much on internet and technologies. Digital marketing services fall into some types as follows.
Search Engine Optimization
SEO is a common service offered by a digital marketing agency. It is an abbreviation of Search Engine Optimization. This service is considered as the most prevalent one. SEO is a method used to manipulate the content on your blog, website, and other digital channels so that it can appear on the first page of search engine results like Bing, Yahoo, or Google. The higher you rank, the more clicks you get. In other words, SEO drive internet users to visit your website. It will allow potential customers or clients to see your products and services. It does not guarantee that they will buy your product and services but at least, they already land on your site so they know your presence.
Social Media Marketing
This type of digital marketing is often shortened as SMM. It involves the use of various social media channels to promote a business. Social media platforms can be Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, Snapchat, and many others. Marketing through social media can effectively increase your sales and grow your fan base. Besides, as social media is a form of networking and communication platform, it enhances relationship with your customers which lead to brand loyalty.
Content Marketing
Another service offered by a digital marketing agency is content marketing. The goal of content marketing is to create valuable contents with the aim to enhance costumers' behavior. It is hoped that by reading or watching the contents, customers can be attracted and they will become loyal customers that will give profit to the business. There are numerous formats of contents. The most common ones are blog articles, videos, and podcasts. Besides, these three major formats, there are still some other formats such as apps, cartoons, infographics, quizzes, and many more. Creating unique and relevant contents absolutely takes lots of time. Therefore, business owners often ask professional digital marketers to do the work.
Pay-per-click Advertisement (PPC)
PPC in digital marketing means managing ad performance in a website. It includes the strategy, design, and analysis of the ad. A PPC specialist is responsible to keep up with trends of what people like to search at the moment, create a strong landing page design, and watch the trends of SEO and Google's algorithms. In order to do the job, a PPC specialist needs to have high creativity, strong analytical skills, technical expertise, good communication skill, and good time management.


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I was a bit shocked as the changes were unveiled over the last several days – change is hard! – but overall, I like the redesign at the Great Falls Starbucks. New pictures, darker (richer) colors, sturdier (round!) tables, etc.
Holy cow – has it really been nearly six years since it first opened?


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How often should dogs be bathed is a frequent question asked by my veterinary clients. And it is a good question, because the answer is "It depends."
Dogs with healthy skin
Bathing more frequently for these dogs will remove the natural secretions of skin cells and hair root follicles that keep the skin and coat healthy and protect from viruses and bacteria. Although, using conditioners will help it stills removes essential oils from the skin. And it is important to use shampoos and conditioners specially made for dogs. Why?
Skin pH The outer protective skin layer of dogs is slightly alkaline while the outer layer of human skin is acidic. Acidity is measured on a 0-14 point scale with 0 being highly acidic and 14 highly alkaline or basic. A pH of 7 is considered neutral.
Human hair products are formulated to protect the acid pH of human skin (5.5-6.2). When they are used on dogs, they neutralize the alkaline pH of dog skin and make it susceptible to bacterial, fungal and parasitic infections. These skin infections are why dogs bathed frequently with human hair products continue to smell bad and have worsening skin problems
Dogs need shampoos and conditioners that are neutral acid (7.0) or slightly alkaline (7.5). This agrees with their skin's normal pH and promotes skin health.
Dogs with skin problems
Dogs with skin problems have different bathing needs than normal dogs. Due to allergies, infections or immune-mediated conditions (the body's own immune system attacks the skin as if it were fighting an infection), these dogs need the topical therapy to treat the condition.
Medicated shampoos for skin disease are specially formulated to treat the condition yet maintain the natural function of the skin. Generally these shampoos are only available from a veterinarian. Often they contain medications or chemicals that some owners prefer not to use on their dogs. Fortunately, there are natural alternatives with essential oils available that can achieve the same results. These alternatives often maintain skin and coat quality better than the commercial veterinary products.


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-I work for Obama, I only work for the winners. I goes with the territory. Part of my job is to remove the other guy to. He`s defined as used words. That`s code for throw away. It`s better than the previous Pres... no way.
-I don`t know how I`m going to clean Haiti or New Orleans or New York or the Gaza Strip. It`s difficult to separate our words from theirs. Their so similar. So aggressive in tone. And they still seem to ned them.
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Real Estate in Review for August 2018
Orlando median home prices continue to rise even though the sales slowdown.
In August, last month, the average sales price for Orlando was $231,000 which was an increase of just about 3% from the prior year and almost 2% decrease from the month prior.
Seems like we're starting to see the shift from a sellers' market to a buyers' market. Pending sales in August were down a dramatic 21% compared to last year and also down 6% from last month. Also, homes are sitting longer on the market. The Orlando Realtor Regional Association is averaging 49 days from listing to contract, although our Team is proud of to say we are only 23 days from listing to contract.
Buyers are you interested in the mortgage rates? We're looking at 4.57% for average interest rate and a better opportunity for you to find a home in a less fast pace market.
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I was stressed. And I should've not been because it was the Sabbath.
Last night, I was wide awake up until 02:30 am because, you know, hormones. Something I could not pin point was bothering me and I was overthinking everything. I was not in a good mood and was so sulky when he called me over the phone.
He was asking what's with my mood and bakit ako nagtataray. I couldn't tell him the reason because I myself do not understand. Yes, hormones are difficult to understand.
Long night. Short sleep. Bad morning.
My mind-set for this Sabbath was that I am going to play the piano, as usual, and that's all. No any other major part in the church service. BUT…
I was asked to be the Divine Worship speaker, impromptu, because the pastor who was supposed to visit us got sick and said he will not be able to come. Ugh. I hate impromptus but what any other choice do I have? People in our local church are very good listeners and they are not really used to speaking in front. That is why when they know I am home, they always expect something from me.
I was feeling light-headed but still managed to rush everything. From fixing my self, to putting my things together, to preparing the message and to making sure everything will work out just fine.
I was so stressed. But it was the Sabbath and I'm trying my very best to control everything.
I texted him about my situation before I finally put off my phone and focused on the things that needs to get done. I actually don't feel I have the right to rant to him about my current situation given the fact that I was so irritable last night to the point I actually raised my voice at him. Nevertheless, he is the only person I know who could understand me so I still did.
And you know what? I was humiliated with his response. And the other succeeding messages.
The Most Patient, Most Understanding and Most Supportive Boyfriend Award goes to him! After showing him my unexplainable temperaments, he never showed me any hint that he's mad or angry or whatever. In fact, he still prayed for me like he always does.
I was rebuked how grumpy and ungrateful and full of complaints I am most of the time. But look over here, how calm and peaceful and prayerful my sweetheart is.
I know I'll always have him. I'll always have my prayer warrior.
Thank you for Daniel, my prayer warrior. Thank because when my life gets out of control, You always use him to calm me and to remind me that You are in control. Help me become a prayer warrior for him, too. Bless our relationship and teach us to pray more.


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HP will release a line of metal 3D printers later this year, quick to enter one of the most promising segments of the 3D printing industry. The printing giant is keeping its cards close to its chest: the general manager of the multi jet fusion department at HP only told media the company will reveal which particular type of metal 3D printing technology it had decided to use in its new machines without going into any detail.
HP Inc.'s Dion Weisler said last year that the company will be going into metal 3D printing and now that this has been confirmed, it shows how eager HP is to tap all the opportunities the technology offers printer makers.
The overall 3D printing market is seen to reach $2.86 billion by 2025, one market research company, Grand View Research, has estimated, with the Asia Pacific driving a lot of this growth.
In terms of industry, metal 3D printing in particular has been the object if marked interest from the automotive and aerospace industries—no doubt something that HP Inc. is clearly aware of and ready to take on the competition.
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Sean Connery is a Scottish-born actor well known for being the first actor to portray the character of James Bond in the EON Productions' official series of feature films. He portrayed the character in six features from 1962 to 1971, reprising the role in 1983's Never Say Never Again. Among his other notable roles were as Henry Jones Sr. in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, Brigadier General Roy Urquhart in A Bridge Too Far (1977) and John Patrick Mason in The Rock (1996). He also received an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role as Officer Jimmy Malone in The Untouchables (1987).
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Choice of game
All Rajasthan Royals home games this year are special to me, since this could be the last season for my all-time favourite - Rahul Dravid. That, and the prospect of watching the big-hitting Yusuf Pathan against the team that made him a star in the first three seasons, made this a must-watch game for me.
Team supported
Rajasthan Royals, most definitely. After all, what's the IPL without the city rivalry and fierce support for one's home town? Additionally, the Royals have always backed relatively unknown players and made match-winners out of them, an approach that deserves to be lauded.
Key performer
This wasn't a game in which one player won the game for the team. With the bat, it was Ajinkya Rahane and Brad Hodge, and with the ball, it was Rahul Shukla, Siddharth Trivedi and Kevon Cooper. For me, however, the star performer was Dishant Yagnik. I don't remember the last time I saw someone smash Sunil Narine for a six and a four off successive balls, but he did it with ease. And to add to that, he took three catches, including the outstanding take of Gautam Gambhir, that changed the course of the game.
One thing I'd have changed
I would have had Brad Hodge come into bat ahead of Stuart Binny. Stuart did score 40 off just 20 balls in RR's last game, but this time, the score was 47 for 2 in the eighth over, and the time was right for Hodge to come in, set the stage, and attack later. As it turned out, Binny didn't last long, and Hodge then came in at 63 for 3.
Face-off I relished
Brett Lee v Rahul Dravid. A few trademark defensive strokes from Dravid, a couple of sharp in-dippers from Lee that hit the thigh, and later, Dravid's fluid flick off his hips to fine leg. My night was made.
New kid on the block
Rahul Shukla, playing the first home game for Rajasthan in his first season with them, made a big impact on the game. In his very first over, he uprooted Manvinder Bisla's stumps, and then dismissed Jacques Kallis first ball. It was a start that Shukla himself wouldn't have dreamt of.
Wow moment
Binny's catch on the boundary. A sharp, short delivery from Shaun Tait, Rajat Bhatia playing a stinging pull shot, and then Binny, holding it on the edge. All of it happened in a flash and brought the crowd to their feet.
Close encounter
When Tait and Kallis got close to the boundary while fielding, the kind of support they received from the crowd was overwhelming. The classy cricketers also obliged the cheering fans with an occasional wave and a thumbs-up, that made the noise level go up by a few decibels.
Shot of the day
Tough choice, as there were three exceptional strokes played. Rahane's six off Shami Ahmed over covers, Yagnik's slog-swept six off Narine, and Eoin Morgan's flick off his hips to a Shaun Tait bazooka. But of these three, I'd pick Yagnik's six. No one would have expected him to hit such a flat six, that too off the wily Narine, whose idea of an expensive over is one that goes for five runs.
Crowd meter
The chants from the crowd in my section were largely in support of the home team, but there were some loyal Kolkata fans too, sporting Kolkata bandanas, who made their presence felt as soon as Lee dismissed Shane Watson. The home crowd was sporting, appreciating the good deliveries that Narine bowled. Even when Morgan was hitting those sixes in the end, they were still applauding his batting. And above all, it was a very well-behaved crowd.
Overall experience
No home fan would ever complain when the home team wins, but here, there was more than that. My team won, yes, but it was a great game in every way. It was neither a low-scoring game, nor a 200-run affair. The eventual margin of 19 runs does seem comfortable by T20 standards, but the game, especially towards the end, was anything but one-sided. One more over of Morgan and things could have ended very differently. Good batting, terrific fast bowling, great fielding and some wonderful catching ensured that the crowd got their money's worth.
Marks out of 10
8.5. I'll deduct 1.5 on account of Watson's flop show, and the fact that I couldn't get enough of Dravid at the crease. Other than that, it was a beautiful game of cricket.


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Kansas Teacher Certification Application Information and Instructions
To be eligible for recommendation by the Certification Office, students completing a bachelor's degree, a post baccalaureate certification or a Master of Special Education degree must graduate and have their degree posted to their WGU transcript. Students who are pursuing a Master of Teaching degree must have marks of "passed" on their Degree Plan for all teacher preparation assessments to include any program required Praxis exams as well as all state required exams.
Initial Utah License Required: WGU students who want to apply for teacher licensure in Kansas need to first license in Utah after completing their teacher preparation program, and then apply for a reciprocal license in Kansas. You must have a valid background clearance on file with the USBE for Utah licensure, and cannot license if your background check has expired or been revoked.
Step 1: Follow the instructions to apply for initial certification in Utah. The USBE and WGU must have copies of all exam scores on file before your license can be completed. Once you receive your UT teaching license, you may apply for a reciprocal certificate in the state of Kansas by following the next steps.
Step 2: Use this link to request a fingerprint card. Upon receipt of your card, have your fingerprints completed according to the enclosed instructions.
Step 3: Request official transcripts in sealed envelopes from every college you have attended. Two copies of your final WGU transcript will be sent to you along with your diploma upon graduation. If you would like to order additional transcripts, see WGU Transcript Request. Do not request a transcript until you have received notice of graduation, so that your graduation date will appear on your transcript. MAT students may request a transcript after completing the teacher preparation portion of their MAT program. Be sure to leave your transcripts in the sealed envelopes to be included with your application packet.
Step 4: Download the initial out of state application and complete all applicable sections. For step 4 on page 3, indicate that Form 2a will be sent electronically as an email attachment (unless you prefer our office mails it to you directly).
Step 5: Fill out your personal information in Section A of the Verification of Educator Preparation Program form (Form 2a) on page 9, and send it to the WGU Teacher Licensure Officer at the contact information below. Email submissions are preferred. Attachments should be in PDF format.
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The KSDE accepts the Form 2a by email directly from the Licensure Office or by paper application. Unless you request a paper copy to be mailed to you, the Licensure Office will email the Form 2a directly to the KSDE on your behalf.
If you have not already reported your Praxis pedagogy exam scores to WGU, you will need to send a copy of those scores to the Certification Officer so the recommendation can be completed.
Step 6: Only complete the Verification of Accredited Experience form on p.11 if you have experience as a licensed educator teaching in an accredited school.
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2. Application form,
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Step 8: Mail your completed application packet to:
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Synopsis: Today on the podcast, Michael unfurls his laundry list of iOS issues that he's been building up for quite some time, most of which are also shared by Alex. And there's some follow up on last week's discussion about the future of the Mac Pro.
Duration: 1:43:00
Present: Michael Norton, Alex Knight
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The Consortium of Florida Education Foundation (CFEF), in conjunction with the State of Florida Department of Education, recently awarded St. Johns County Education Foundation $48,578 in matching funds through the School District Education Foundation Matching Grant Program.
Through the collaborative effort of its members, CFEF successfully advocated for the creation of legislative matching funds in 2000, which has provided a dollar-for-dollar incentive for local education foundations to raise private contributions for eligible projects. "I've seen the impact of the Matching grant program first hand in Manatee County where I live, and I am happy to help expand this program statewide to benefit other local education foundations and the students they serve," said Sen. Bill Galvano. Florida is a national leader in this matching grant program for K-12 education with $25.3 Million in matching funds provided to date. The program encourages further engagement by local education foundation board members as they work with school system leaders to develop innovative programs that are responsive to local student achievement needs.
CFEF is the membership organization for Florida's school district-wide local education foundations. Established in 1987, CFEF seeks to advance student achievement in Florida by increasing private sector investment and involvement in public education. CFEF now has 59 member foundations with 1,100 business and community leaders serving as volunteer board members. Collectively, they raise more than $50 Million annually to support students, teachers and schools through a variety of programs. CFEF has provided more than $20 Million to local education foundations since 2002 through various private and public sector partnerships, including the State of Florida School District Education Foundation Matching Grant Program.
The St. Johns County Education Foundation is recognized as the direct support organization for the St. Johns County School District. The SJCEF leads efforts to provide funding opportunities, support initiatives that enhance public education and recognize and inspire teachers and students within St. Johns County.


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The Scientist Factory employs a creative, hands-on methodology to teaching young students about science's biggest questions. Our programs provide insight into all of the major fields of science. Programs are designed to complement a student's in-school STEM curriculum and to expand upon their knowledge.
We intend for our programs to be immersive, with emphasis on individual discovery. Our presentation of content does not pressure students to memorize facts, but instead encourages them to understand ideas and consider how they pertain to the world. Scientist Factory programs stimulate multi-sensory engagement with STEM topics and are presented in a small group learning environment to increase the amount of individual attention paid to each student's interests and inquiries.


text: 1 December 2017 Ed Vaizey on being fired by Theresa May: "I'm hurt, bitter, thoroughly pissed off" David Cameron's loyal minister is now loose in the wilderness. Photo: Getty The Tory MP Ed Vaizey is hurt, bitter and possibly a little bit hungry. At least that's the impression he gave attendees of a "Brexit Briefing" Media Summits event in London last week. Appearing on-stage to discuss the impact of the UK's departure from the EU on the media sector, Vaizey, who was relieved of his role as minister of state for digital by Theresa May last summer, took the opportunity to let everyone in on a few home truths. "None of us expected to lose the referendum," Vaizey told the host, Sky News presenter Sam Naz. "Nobody planned what would happen in the aftermath." Asked if this was an oversight, Vaizey responded: "I think 'was that an oversight' could go down in history as a sort of summary of the Cameron government. I think the way you put it is very good. We sort of stuffed the country up by accident." At the start of 2016, Vaizey seemed poised for greatness. A barrister and former party staffer, he won the constituency of Wantage in 2005 and was appointed a shadow minister the following year. He became a familiar figure in Culture, Media and Sport, before becoming a minister for Culture and the Digital Economy in 2014. When the EU referendum campaign began, he toured the TV studios defending the Prime Minister's Remain stance. Then came Brexit. Vaizey is not one of The Telegraph's Tory "mutineers", but nevertheless he remains a harsh critic of the way Brexit is being carried out, to the extent Politico named him as a top "Brexit troublemaker". The invocation of Article 50 may be seen as a "premature act", the backbencher suggested. The timetable this sets out is "slightly artificial", and as a country "we are in a very difficult position". "I can speak freely, because I'm not part of it," he added in reference to the ongoing Brexit negotiations. "I'm not in the government." "How are those negotiations going?" probed Naz. "I have no idea." "Don't you guys talk to each other?" "I don't talk to the government," claimed Vaizey. "Not at all?" "No." "Why not?" "I suppose I'm hurt, bitter, thoroughly pissed off to have been fired by the Prime Minister. Lots of reasons really – typical man behaviour. Sulking, impractical, inability to cope." The interview clearly going well, Naz took another line of questioning: "Are you going to be a rebel in the future?" "I might rebel later on some of the aspects of the EU withdrawal," confirmed Vaizey. "Keep being as candid as you like," quipped Naz. "They can't sack me," Vaizey replied. This is not the first time that the MP has been outspoken since his exile from front-bench politics. Following Theresa May's ill-fated speech at the Conservative party conference last month, Vaizey told BBC Oxford he thought "quite a few people who will now be pretty firmly of the view that she should resign". Asked what potential benefits Brexit might bring to the media industry he mentioned that deals with the US that will remain unaffected. "Brexit is going to be painful and tortuous and opaque," he offered, "but you don't [just] get rid of X years of British success in creativity." › Could the Irish border bring down the Conservative government? Subscribe £1 per month


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Everything I need to know I learned from Nifty Science.
Are you a self-proclaimed nerd? Were you the kid in 7th grade science class who couldn't wait to dissect frogs? Do you really love learning how stuff works?
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Understanding the Excel VBA IsDate Function
VBA's IsDate function supposedly tells you whether a text string can be interpreted as a date. For example, all of the following expressions evaluate to True:
IsDate("5/25/2015") IsDate("January 16") IsDate("12-1") IsDate("12/1/15") IsDate("2/30") IsDate("30/2")
In the last two examples, notice that IsDate isn't picky about the order of the day and month. Both of these strings could be interpreted as a date, so IsDate returns True (regardless of your system date format settings).
Here's some information from a Microsoft Support article:
The VBA date functions IsDate, Format, CDate, and CVDate utilize a function found in OLE Automation (OleAut32.dll). This function searches all possible date formats by tokenizing each of the separated values in the string representing the date and returns a Boolean value indicating whether the input can be represented as a Date.
This is important to remember when using the function to interpret a date that contains a 2 digit year. Different Locales use various date formats (that is, mm/dd/yy, yy/mm/dd, "DD MMM YY", "YY MMM DD", and so forth) and therefore the function tries the digits in all positions until the function has found a valid date or exhausted all possibilities.
Just because IsDate recognizes a string as a date doesn't mean that the string can be reliably converted to a date. In some cases, the result is ambiguous. For example, what about this expression?
February 29, 2001 is not a valid date. However, this expression returns True because February 1, 1929 (and January 2, 1929) are valid dates. And so are those same dates in 2029.
A search for IsDate documentation came up empty. Based on testing, IsDate accepts any of the following as separator characters: a slash (/), a hyphen (-), a comma (,), a dot (.), and a space.
Therefore, the following expressions all return True:
IsDate("5.1") IsDate("30 6") IsDate("30,6") IsDate("1/2")
But then there's this anomaly: The following expressions returns True:
IsDate("5.1.5") IsDate("5.1.05")
However, inexplicitly, this expression returns False:
Suppose that you created a UserForm with an InputBox where the user enters a date. It should be clear that using IsDate to validate the entry isn't very reliable.
Things get even more confusing when you realize that IsDate also covers time values. (There is no corresponding IsTime function.) So, the following expressions all return True:
IsDate("4:45") IsDate("4.45") IsDate("4 45") IsDate("4/45") IsDate("23:59")
These expressions return False:
IsDate("4:60") IsDate("24.45")
It's important to point out that IsDate doesn't exhibit all of these quirks when you pass a Range argument. For example:
It seems that IsDate is perfectly reliable at identifying cells that contains a date or a time. It does not, for example, identify a cell that contains 5.1 as a date. If your code needs to determine whether a string can be interpreted as a date, the best solution is to put that string into a cell, and then write code to check the cell contents.


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CONNECT at Lake Nevin at Bernheim Forest is an annual event to "celebrate the intersection of art, science and nature." This year's event will take place on Saturday, Aug. 23, from 6:24-10:24 p.m. (that's exactly two hours before and two hours after sunset).
Artists, food and beer vendors will set up around Lake Nevin. Three musical groups will perform, including Bonnie "Prince" Billy as the headliner.
Returning this year is CONNECTglow, a sculpture challenge in which participants create light sculptures without the use of a generator or AC power. Judges will award the top sculpture with $1,000 and $500 for the second prize.
Installation artist Craig Colorusso will once again present his Boxes, a solar powered sound sculpture. According to a news release, "Sun Boxes is comprised of 20 speakers, operated independently by the sun, that together create a B flat Major guitar chord."
Each year Louisville Astrological Society sets up large telescopes for stargazing. Other participants include the Squallis Puppeteers and the Kentucky Science Center.
Artists interested in participating in CONNECT should visit the Bernheim website and complete the participation form. Cost is $5 for members and all children ages 2-12. Cost for non-members is $10. Children under 2 are free.


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1. Eating less aid in weight loss: This is perhaps the most popular myth that every woman believes in. Most women skip meals thinking they will lose weight. On the contrary, weight loss by skipping meals aids in temporary weight loss. But in the long run it reduces metabolism, hence resulting in weight gain. So what should one do? Eat little in small intervals to keep your metabolism high. And when you eat try to include more vegetables and fruits in your diet. Try to abstain from oil and butter.
2. High calorie foods will cause instant weight gain: It is not true. And for heaven's sake stop believing it! Ok fine, true that high intake of calorie leads to weight gain. But women who panic to cheese, ice cream or cake are nothing less than paranoia. It is believed that it takes 3500 calories to put on around 2 kilos of weight. So giving a break to your strict diet regime once in a while isn't that bad. Eat pizza once in 15 days, if you find it hard to resist. It surely will not harm you. In fact giving in to your temptations and enjoying your meal from a scrumptious menu will make your exercise and diet regime little less dreary.
3. All calories are the same: If you are following a diet that relies solely on counting calories then chances are you are going the unhealthy way. You need to know there are good and bad calories. Calories coming from fruits, whole grain, vegetables are good and essential for your diet. They are high on carbohydrates and are required for every day functioning. If you really crave to stay away from something, make sure you abstain from eating pizzas, burgers, soft drinks as they are high on calorie and will harm your body. So cut down on the wrong calories and include lots of fruits, vegetables and whole grain in your diet even if they are high on calories.
4. Drinking water before a meal makes you eat less: This is an age old misleading belief that we all love to believe in. It is true drinking water before meal will make you full and thereby make you eat less. But remember you will get hungry in no time. The reality is water gets processed rather quickly. But food with high water content will take time to get processed. So include a large bowl of tomato, cucumber, orange, melons before your meal, it will make you feel fuller and you will end up eating less. Additionally, they are rich in proteins and minerals and also very essential for your daily diet regime.
5. Avoid eating anything after 9 p.m.: And the biggest myth of all! Most of the dieticians suggest having supper before 9. Metabolism slows down at night. Nevertheless, the body requires energy to perform the basic functions even in the night. In case you feel hungry grab a handful of dry fruits or a glass of skimmed milk. They will satiate your hunger without adding inches to your waistline.


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Thursday, 25 April 2013 04:57 AM
JOHANNESBURG — A South African foundation says retired archbishop Desmond Tutu has checked into a Cape Town hospital for treatment of a persistent infection.
The Desmond and Leah Tutu Legacy Foundation said the Nobel Peace Prize laureate will undergo tests to discover the cause of the infection.
The foundation says 81-year-old Tutu spent Wednesday morning in his office before going to the hospital and was in good spirits. It says the non-surgical treatment is expected to take five days.
Tutu was a vigorous campaigner against the system of white racist rule known as apartheid, which ended when democratic elections were held in 1994.
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Ever think that you are going a little ga-ga?
I know I do. This is what has inspired today's Artist Trading Card.
Ever think that you are going a little ga-ga?
I know I do. This is what has inspired today's Artist Trading Card.
I couldn't resist the Color Burst/Creative stamping combo – so here is another!
A more refined design for today's ATC365 creation. This one started with a Charles Rennie Mackintosh style floral stamp that I had received free with the July 2014 issue of Craft Stamper magazine.
Hello again! Today's Artist Trading Card again features a stamp from Creative Stamping magazine combined with some Colorburst however this time I decided to work with hot pinks!
Hello my lovely bloggy chums! I'm very excited as I managed to get some time in the craft room this weekend!
Would you like to see what I made…?
A big hello to you all. The artist trading card daily challenge continues today with number 104.
This mini make features a wonderful stamp design from issue 25 of Creative Stamping magazine.
It feels like an absolute age since I last sat down and documented a complete creation from start to finish, so that is exactly what I did! Sort of.


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We bring a Value Chain perspective to all of our engagements - a great deal of the value we provide is an understanding of the white spaces between Industries and Segments
We have worked with Consumer Goods (Food & Beverage, Oral & Personal Care, Automotive) and Consumer Health (Pain & Wound Care, Cough & Cold, GI, and Nutrition) market leaders.
Our engagement experience spans Diagnostic Equipment, Implants, Surgical Instruments, Infusion, and Disposable Medical Supplies.
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The StratOps Group works with Grocery, Pharmacy, Department/Specialty Stores in the areas of Market/Store Planning, Merchandising, Store Operations and Supply Chain.


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Yes, it's a truism that New York City apartments here are often cramped, loud, storage-deficient, and damn expensive compared to, say, some semi-detached dwelling on the outskirts of Pretty Much Anyplace Else, U.S.A. But despite (or maybe because of) all the hassles, we have a way of growing fiercely attached to the things we do like about our living situations. (Plus, negatives have a way of becoming positives: Absentee landlord? More freedom to decorate and throw parties!) We asked 10 New Yorkers to show their city homes some love by telling us: What do you love about your apartment?
- Sky high I love that my place is a blank space, a canvas. I can move, I can create. And I have 12-foot ceilings. —Phillip, Central Harlem
- Friends rule I love my roommates! It's the best thing living with my friends. We were all really good friends before we even lived together. I love it. We're all nerds. In the living room, we each have our own corner for our geeky stuff like board games, and Dr. Who and Harry Potter stuff. —Will, Washington Heights
- Built-in love My place has amazing built-ins. I love them. And I love all the storage I have. My apartment is actually much bigger than it looks! —Tony, Upper West Side
- Size matters The size! There are two of us, me and my roommate, and we have three bedrooms, one-and-a-half baths, and a huge open living/dining space. —Meghan, Morningside.
- Happiness is rent control Our place is a huge, rent-controlled apartment. After one year, we found out our rent was being increased ... by one percent! I love that. Plus, where we are now is so much nicer than where we were previously (Astoria). —Kyra, Washington Heights
- The future's so bright I love the light. Light is so important to my mood and to the feeling of a space. The sun gets so intense that we do have black-out shades in the bedrooms, just so we can sleep in if we want to. But the living room, kitchen, everywhere else, the sunlight just streams in and it's like an explosion! We put red curtains up and when the light hits it, the rooms glow beautifully. —Belle, Harlem
- The sweet life I love the size of my apartment. I'm in a classic-seven. I have an office, a studio, and a separate kitchen. And I have high, high ceilings. Also, love where I am—Sugar Hill is where it's at! —Wendy, Hamilton Heights
- Sit down, look out I love my couch. It's the best, most comfortable gorgeous thing that looks like it was made for the space. And I love my view of the Hudson river and New Jersey beyond! —Andrea, Upper West Side
- Sound of silence I love how quiet my place is, believe it or not. Maybe it's not quiet to somebody from the suburbs or the country. But it's really, really quiet compared to other places I've lived. I can sleep in, I can work from home in peace, and even friends and family who come to stay have never complained about a single siren, dumpster or bus. —Ethan, Yorkville
- The great outdoors I love my balcony. I love my whole apartment, but I especially love that balcony, even though it's tiny. It's at least big enough for a few herb boxes, and a table and benches for long weekend breakfasts. —Glory, Carroll Gardens
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There's just one more person in my family that I could not live without on my team. My big brother of course! Rielly is like that person on your team that is always yelling at you and pushing you to do better and sometimes you just want to scream at them, but you know that if they weren't there you wouldn't be trying as hard as you are.
Or maybe, he's like the mom in the bleachers yelling at you to do better at everything, even though they don't play the game themselves. Okay, that comparison isn't true, but I just wanted to compare him to a Mom in some way.
As you can tell, my brother and I have a love-hate relationship. We hate on each other in a loving way. He even has a loving nickname for me… Spaz. Ever since I was little, my brother would babysit my sister and I when my parents went away or when they were at work in the summer time. So needless to say, I spent a lot of time with my brother growing up and more often than not it was in situations when he was the boss. Uh oh.
When you're little no one wants to listen to their babysitter, especially when it is your brother. He would say to stop doing something so I would keep doing it, he would say not to dig in the garden so I would keep digging, he would say no TV so I would turn the TV on… I think you get the point.
Check out more reasons as to why my brother makes the list:
I'm pretty sure he drives boats for fishing expeditions somewhere near the Manitoba border… Right???
Favourite Activity to do Together:
Going to Costco! Fun fact, him and I have linked Costco cards! Awwww.
Favourite Colour:
Probably black. Like his soul. And his coffee!
Best Memory:
When he threw a spoon at my head for checking the answering machine messages. Maybe not the best memory, but one that sticks out for sure!
I've been joking quite a bit in this post because it's really how my brother and I interact, we don't really get mushy a lot. But all joking aside, my brother is one of the most important influences in my life. Him and I are much more similar than we would like to admit, and I have learned how to be determined and strong willed from him. He doesn't take crap from anybody and stands up for what he believes in, even if there are a hundred people against him. I may not get to seem him that often anymore, but the times I do get to hangout with my brother are filled with loud music, teasing, jokes and fun. Whether he likes it or not, he's got me for a sister and I've got him for my big brother and I wouldn't have it any other way.
Until next time,
Tiffany Nobes


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In this romantic festival, follow the swirling step and watch the beautiful Swan Love.
Swan Love runs from February 12th 05:00 LNST to February 18th 23:59 LNST. It features the Falling Feather and Guarding Wings sets. This event is played through an event map that features three styling stages. Participating in the event earns you Love Feathers, which can be exchanged for the sets. For more information we have a full guide available!
Good luck, and happy styling!


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Owner of La Chasse, Isaac's passion for food, craft cocktails and bartending was fully ignited when he became part of the teams at Southern Indiana's Bistro New Albany and the Speakeasy Jazz Club.
When Isaac and his wife Tenille moved to Louisville, where they and their five children now live, he fell head over heels in love with food, wine, spirits and hospitality. He gained bartending and management experience at Basa ( as bar manager and assistant manager), at Jack Fry's (as server and bartender) and at Volare (as bar manager.)
A multi-award winning mixologist, he has taken home top prizes in competitions such as the Four Roses Mint Julep Competition, Bourbon Classic and other events. His creations have garnered the attention of local publications as well as those in New York and Japan.
He is someone who knows that dreams really do come true. In October 2015, he realized his dream of owning a restaurant. He debuted La Chasse to considerable fanfare, and the accolades keep coming. As a new restaurateur, he has established a hallmark, treating each guest to a fine orchestration of his love for food, wine, cocktails and service.


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Study: New Moms Not Getting the Advice They Need
Tips from doctors and nurses often conflict with official guidelines
As any new mom can attest, people love to give advice about baby care. But a new study in the journal Pediatrics finds that many new moms aren't getting the advice they need from the people most qualified to give it: doctors and nurses.
What's more, when doctors and nurses do weigh in, their advice sometimes conflicts with the recommendations of the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP).
Related: 5 Dangerous Baby Products To Avoid
Researchers surveyed more than 1,000 mothers of infants ages 2 to 6 months about advice they'd received (if any) from doctors, hospital nurses, family members and the media regarding five important infant care issues:
- Breastfeeding
- Vaccines
- Sleep position (face up, facedown, on the side)
- Sleep location (what room and what bed)
- Pacifier use
They then looked at whether the advice given was consistent with AAP recommendations.
The new moms got most of their advice on baby care from doctors, but more than 50 percent said their doctors failed to advise them on pacifier use and where their baby should sleep. About one in five said their doctor didn't talk with them about breastfeeding or sleep position. (Sleep position is particularly important because babies who are put to bed on their bellies or on their sides have a higher risk of sudden infant death syndrome, or SIDS, according to the AAP).
Vaccinations were the one topic at which doctors excelled: 86 percent echoed AAP-recommended advice.
Related: 9 Baby Safety Myths Debunked
Wrongheaded advice
In a significant number of cases, the advice new moms said they got from caregivers conflicted with AAP recommendations.
For example, more than 25 percent of the mothers in the study reported receiving advice about sleep position and sleep location from their doctors that did not match the AAP's. Doctors' advice about breastfeeding and pacifier use conflicted with that of the AAP 10 and 15 percent of the time, respectively.
Interestingly, hospital nurses gave more and better advice about breastfeeding, but tended to give less (and sometimes conflicting) advice about the other topics.
Why the discrepancy between caregivers' advice and AAP guidelines?
The study authors suggest that some doctors and nurses either aren't aware of current guidelines or may disagree with them. They also may be pressed for time and not want to get into a lengthy discussion about a potentially controversial issue. The researchers also say that since their data was based on what the mothers said, it's possible the advice they remembered getting wasn't exactly the advice they were given.
More outreach from the AAP may be one solution to the discrepancy between caregivers' advice about baby care and the group's recommendations. "In the case of health care providers in particular," says Staci Eisenberg, MD, a pediatrician at Boston Medical Center and a co-author of the study, "it may be that the recommendations need to be communicated more clearly and explicitly."
Kathleen Berchelmann, MD, a pediatrician at St. Louis Children's Hospital and author of the blog ChildrensMD says, "Almost every pediatrician is up-to-date with the literature and modern guidelines." But, she adds, "Pediatricians increasingly are being managed by large organizations that use patient satisfaction surveys to evaluate their work and determine their pay." Not only are doctors under pressure to make patients happy, new moms don't always want to hear advice that conflicts with their parenting ideas, she adds.
Take the issue of sleep location. "A lot of moms don't want to hear that babies should sleep alone in a crib on their backs," says Berchelmann. "Rather than take time to explain why, a doctor might give them a handout [about sleep safety] to avoid a low patient satisfaction score."
Related: Is Co-Sleeping with Your Baby Safe?
Family-advice fails
The information new moms get from other sources often misses the mark, too, the study found. More than a quarter of the mothers reported family members gave them advice on where and how babies should sleep that was inconsistent with AAP guidelines. Most mothers said they didn't get advice on these topics from the media either, but when they did, 10 to 20 percent of the time it too was different from AAP recommendations.
So where should a new mother turn for baby care advice she can trust? Eisenberg encourages parents to be proactive and write down questions before doctor visits so they're as prepared as possible. "Ask questions if a health care provider gives information that's unclear or hard to understand," she adds. Finally, double check any advice you receive from anyone at the AAP website.


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Marketing: The Devil's in the simple Details
May 28, 2009
Marketing, from ads to email marketing, needs: focus, strategies, tactics and a keen eye for all the details. Without any of these you might as well stop before you even start.
No matter how small, large, known or unknown you and your business/products/services are, the Devil is truly in the Details. If you spend time to create the best worded advertisement with the best placed images in the best read magazine or paper it all has to be right. Your call for action should be hitting the right spot and the "tools" you provide your prospect to take that action should be securely in place, tried and tested.
If that call to action is for the reader to request free reports, free materials up to the value of £ 1,200.00 and you've got the targeting of your prospect absolutely spot on, you better make sure that tool works absolutely problem free. Because your irresistible offer will be seen by over 200.000 specially targeted readers and a handful of your existing private list members. Those are big numbers!
The details of the ad are spot on, what else do you expect from someone labelled marketing wizard who's private clients pay a 4 figure amount for an hour advice. I've read books, reports from this wizard, listened to plenty of recordings by him and know that if he launches a new program you better pay attention and try not to miss out.
The let down here was in the details of the email marketing tool. Not so much in using AWeber's default Thank You Page (now with added narration!) - many here know that is one of my pet-hates - after submitting my name and email address in the web form on the special landing page, but in the fact I almost didn't even reach that default Thank You Page:
For a moment I started to doubt myself - had I already received all these new free reports? and so checked the ad again. No, definitely an offer of new materials and a new program.
If you are promoting a new product, want prospects, clients to opt-in to a new program you are launching DO Create a NEW AWeber list/campaign for it!
(I have various email addresses I use to subscribe to various lists and used a different one to end up on the default AWeber Thank You Page, received the confirm opt-in email and even ended up on a custom 2nd Thank You Page. The first follow-up message contained a link to the download page - unprotected - where I indeed found all kinds of new material from the marketing wizard.)
Now it could be that I'm a nit-picker in this regard, possible because I know how easy and simple these details can be improved. But the fact remains, no matter if you are just starting out with email marketing or if you are regarded as marketing wizard: your email marketing is a part of your total marketing strategy - not just an after thought to be used as 'delivery vehicle' of your no doubt splendid and correct in every detail marketing messages.
You need to have Strategies and Tactics for the delivery vehicle too. If you are using AWeber as this vehicle, you will find practical, tried and tested strategies and tactics in this guide, created by 1 Plus 1 Makes 3
(Post origins: 1 Plus 1 Makes 3 blog)


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It's getting crowded
It's funny how you can live in your own skin for decades and still have days when you realize something new about yourself. And by you, I mean me, which you probably already knew but hey, maybe you finally just figured out that cilantro tastes nasty and that Bob Dylan is a much better poet than singer, so you're diggin' my groove.
Here is what I've come to realize: I am not a fan of the bandwagon. Once everyone starts hopping on, I can't wait to hop off.
I really don't care if all the cool kids are doing it. Whatever all the kids are doing, that's the thing I don't want to do anymore. It's so stale, it's so old hat, it's so yesterday, it's so two-thousand-and-late.
I'd rather be a trend-setter than a trend-follower. I'd rather be a bush-whacker than a beaten-path plodder.
I have no aspirations to be a good lemming.
Something in me is always scanning the horizon for what is fresh and new. Something in me is always driving me to go farther, higher, deeper, hoping to see what's never been seen, hear what's never been heard, say what's never been said.
I don't want to become jaded like King Solomon who moaned in his sin-befuddled depression that there is nothing new under the sun. Even if that were true– and I don't believe it is– but even if it were, there are new ways to see old things, new ways to think about old things, and the old can be transformed. Jesus Himself said that He makes all things new.
And I want to be on the front row each and every time He does.


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Food at The Crown is New Southern – we take old favorites and make them our own!
Our menu is filled with Salads, Sandwiches and our yummy Main Dish Specialties that change weekly.
Eating at The Crown is a unique experience and Delta tradition that generations of Mississippians and their guests have enjoyed The menu has expanded some since 1976 when we opened in the cotton field north of Indianola, but the quality and service filled with our dripping Southern hospitality has never changed.
Just to make you hungry… Waitresses serve round loaves of bread hot from the oven, to make you feel welcome. The Catfish Allison comes to the table browned and bubbling. The Berry Bar-B-Que Chicken Sandwich is new, healthy, and yummy! The Dessert Table invites you to have "a bit of each" of the six pies, the Pavlova and English Trifle. You won't go away hungry from The Crown Restaurant!
Here are a few menu descriptions to get you hungry:
Catfish Allison
Poached fillet of U.S. Farm-raised Catfish fillet gratineed with a Parmesan Cheese, butter and green onion sauce. Lovely nutty butter flavor.
Chicken Allison
The same delicious butter smothering a chicken breast, served browned and luscious over rice.
Creole Catfish Cakes
U.S.Farm-raised Catfish flakes mixed with green pepper, onion and bread crumbs, patted into cakes and sautéed (think crab cakes) then topped with Suddenly Peach Salsa! Yum!
The Crown's Royal Sandwich
Thinly sliced roast beef with melted Swiss cheese on New Orleans French Bread
with Taste of Gourmet's Jezebel Sauce and your choice of Potato Salad, Potato
Chips, Vegetable Salad, Mama's Cole Slaw or a Side Salad.
Catfish PoBoy
U.S. Farm-raised Catfish fillets the fully dressed on New Orleans French Bread... with shredded lettuce, tomatoes, pickles and The Crown's own Come-Back Sauce. Served with a Side Salad, Mama's Cole Slaw, Chips or Potato Salad and warm slices of our freshly baked breads.
The Crown's Homemade Chicken Salad Plate
Large Served with a salad of romaine lettuce, fruit, Vidalia Onion Dressing and Crispy Crumbles. Plus your choice of Mama's Cole Slaw, Potato or Vegetable Salad and slices of delicious, freshly baked breads.
Great Grilling Chicken Salad
Romaine lettuce topped with chicken sautéed in Great Grilling Marinade with thinly sliced red onion, tomato, Crispy Crumbles and Vidalia Onion Dressing served with Feta or Parmesan cheese.
If your are bringing a large group to The Crown, please call for reservations and to discuss your menu options. 662-887-4522


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The demo of Stereo-mix and Surround Version of the Rieger-Esztergom Organ has a limited compass of C2-C3 (048-c to 060-c) in the pedal, C2-G5 (048-c to 079-g) in the manuals. All other functions work.
Download the Rieger-Esztergom stereo-mix demo
Download the Surround demo sample set part01 part02
Rieger-Esztergom stereo-mix version.
(It contains only the stereo mix version)
The price is € 89.
Rieger-Esztergom premium version
(It contains wet and dry and six-channels surround version)
The price is €
129 109.
Rieger-Esztergom Upgrade from stereo-mix version to premium version
The price is €
40 20.
I suggest you buy only after trying the demo


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Samir provides technical assistance and training to DBS's located in Aging and Disability Resource Centers on benefits matters relevant to people with disabilities.
He is also on the Executive Board of the Public Interest Law Section of the State Bar of Wisconsin, and a founding member of the Wisconsin Association of Muslim Lawyers. Samir is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin Law School. During his time in law school, Samir was a legal intern at the Supreme Court of Wisconsin. He also served as a law clerk at the Southern Poverty Law Center's Mississippi Youth Justice Project, which worked to reduce the imprisonment of poor children of color by advocating for reforms to Mississippi's juvenile justice, education, and mental health systems. Samir was also a student attorney at UW's Neighborhood Law Clinic, which provided free legal services related to housing law, employment law, and public benefit eligibility to low-income individuals. Prior to law school, Samir received his Bachelor of Arts from UW-Madison with majors in English and History.