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- Sweet and Colorful Density Column In this activity, students determine the density of a variety of sugar solutions and layer them to form a density column. View »
- Dry Ice Explosion Demonstrate the physical states of carbon dioxide with the help of this video. View »
- Freezing Point Depression Activity: Ice Cream Spring brings showers, sunshine, and the prospect of summer break. Celebrate with this cool, fun activity. It requires just a few inexpensive materials and can be the basis of an engaging lesson on colligative properties. View »
- Periodic Table Mystery P is less dense than S. S is an alkali metal. E is a noble gas. In this activity, students generate a periodic table from clues and predict the missing properties of several elements based on the elements' locations in the table. View »
- Stoichiometry and Limiting Reactant Develop a model for a limiting reactant in a chemical reaction, analyze combining ratios for reactions, and write balanced equations for them. Activity supports NGSS instruction. View »
- Volcano in the Classroom Here's a safe, easy, and vivid interpretation of a classic activity that won't break the budget. All you'll need are a few common items—a beaker, sand, water, a candle, and a hot plate. View »
- Air Pollution: Tropospheric Ozone, Particulates, and Indoor Carbon Dioxide "Bad" ozone, dangerous particulates, and significant CO2 buildup—in and around your school! Access a series of field tests students can use to measure your school's tropospheric ozone levels and the number of deposited particulates in different locations, and to study how carbon dioxide concentrations indoors vary throughout the school day. View »
- Activities with UV Beads Ultraviolet-sensitive beads change color when exposed to ultraviolet (UV) light. They are inexpensive, yet give students a way to detect the presence of UV light, which is normally invisible to humans. Here are 2 inquiry-based activities that enable students to investigate UV light using these remarkable beads. View »
- Shaving Cream and Food Coloring Chemistry Decorating eggs is a fun and memorable way to illustrate scientific concepts and make real-world connections. This egg-speriment is appropriate for either the kitchen at home or the laboratory at school. View »
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"As far as Alaskan expeditions go, this itinerary gives passengers more access to so many aspects of the state's culture than any competitor." - Conde Nast Traveler
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Discover the Croatia that empires have coveted for centuries aboard a small cruise ship. Experience the amazing rainbow colors of Plitvice Lakes National Park and Lake Bled's fairytale island. Wonder at the tenacity of Dubrovnik's charming Old Town and Diocletian's Palace. Relax on perfect pebble beaches, explore Piran's Venetian legacy, and savor the taste of fine Croatian wine and wild truffles.
Surrounded by glitterati on the glistening white Star Pride you fit right in; your insider's experience at Monaco's legendary Grand Prix the jewel in the crown of this exceptional cruise. Visit some of the world's most glamorous ports — Portofino, St. Tropez, Sanary-sur-Mer, Monte Carlo — strolling famous promenades, shopping elite boutiques, and taking in world-renown beaches. Then during your overnight in Monte Carlo, enjoy exclusive access to special Windstar private Grand Prix events and two days of world-class Formula One® time trials and racing. It's the ultimate expression of Windstar's style, and open to only a very limited number of guests.
History buffs, beach bums and xenophiles will all find something to celebrate on this unique itinerary to Central America and the Caribbean. Discover the barely inhabited tropical islands and private gleaming white-sand beaches. Step back in time to the days of the Spanish Empire as you visit four of the oldest cities in the Americas. Explore forts pockmarked by time and cannon balls. Encounter pirate lore as you dive the wreck of Captain Kidd's ship off Catalina Island. And relive it all over mofongo and rum in Old San Juan.
Sip robust red wines from storied French chateaus. Stare skyward at centuries-old arches in silent, candle-lit cathedrals. This 10-day, autumn Atlantic cruise along the coasts of Britain, France, Spain, and Portugal is an ideal getaway for anyone seeking popular European destinations without summertime crowds. Set sail from London, where you'll have an unobstructed view of the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace and open seats at riverside pubs. Trace the Battle of Hastings across the 1,000-year-old Bayeux Tapestry and the victory of William the Conqueror over King Harold II. Sip cider beverages paired with local cheeses at an old distillery near Honfleur. Uncover the secret war waged by Guernsey's island resistance at the La Valette Underground museum in St Peter Port. Slurp freshly shucked oysters with dry Muscadet wines from the western Loire Valley during a delicious stop at the Castel Clara restaurant in Port Goulphar on Belle Ile. Stroll beneath the storied arches of famous classified wine estates and sample exceptional French food during an overnight stay in Bordeaux. Soar high above the priceless Medoc vineyards and sprawling chateaus in St. Émilion in a helicopter. Cook up pinchos, or Basque-style tapas at a Bilbao cooking class or study contemporary art at the Guggenheim Museum. Sip smoky, 30-year-old port and shop the famed Avenida do Aliados District in Porto, Portugal. This journey concludes in Lisbon, where uncrowded streets present opportunities to explore the palace ruins of Moorish São Jorge Castle above the city and the crenelated splendors of Belém Tower down on the waterfront—all in one wonderful autumn day.
Ten days fly by as you take inventory of the West Coast's most intriguing ports of call and cuisines. Small ship-only moorages in places like Portland alternate with grand dames like Seattle, San Francisco, and San Diego. Go wine tasting in Sonoma and Oregon's Willamette Valley. Take a cable car to lunch in San Francisco's Chinatown and taste wild California sardines at Monterey's famous Cannery Row. From food trucks to fine dining, farmers' markets to cooking classes that put you at the heart of the action, this is a cruise for people who have a taste for life and a thirst for adventure.
Abundant in outdoor excursions to small ports and uncrowded destinations, this two-week cruise features stops in China, the Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia. And what better way to experience this lovely region than with the people who know it best – the Windstar crew who hail from the Philippines and Indonesia. Snorkel among colorful fish and vibrant coral off Busuanga Island near Coron. Drift silently among shadowy limestone deposits and sleeping bats in the Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park in the Philippines. Observe recuperating orangutans at the Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Center near Sandakan. Uncover the remnants and relics cast off from centuries of Dutch colonialism around Ujung Padang, and discover Fort Rotterdam's influences on trade and contemporary culture. Watch Komodo dragons lumber along sandy beaches in search of prey or venture inland for glimpses of koalas among the dense foliage of the Komodo National Park near Loh Liang. Relax on small reclusive beaches on Lombok or sample spicy nasi goreng, fried rice paired with egg, prawns or chicken and served with crunchy, cracker-like kerupuk at a local Lembar restaurant.
Surround yourself in the pageantry and majesty of parading tall-mast sailing ships at Sail Amsterdam, a special event that only occurs once every five years and is the largest nautical event of its kind in the world. This special cruise spends three days in Amsterdam among the splendor of this global event, anchored in the company of legendary sailing ships. You'll have plenty to see, sample and celebrate along storied waterfronts, but make time to follow the countless canals past tall and tilting timbered shops and flats to verdant old world parks and stately museums housing shadowy masterpieces by Dutch Masters and vibrant, impressionist pieces immortalized by Van Gogh's bold brushstrokes. This one-of-a-kind cruise also explores historic ports and hallmark cuisine throughout Scotland, England, and Belgium. Stroll in the footsteps of Roman sentries on Hadrian's Wall Path, the largest Roman artifact in the world. Discover the ancient engineering secrets of improvised fortifications made from turf, timbers, limestone, and sandstone along the longest line of defense in ancient Western Civilization. Sip and savor the citrus and spice notes in Belgian ales, the sweet richness of local chocolates and the rustic charm of Flemish farmhouses surrounding Ghent and Bruges. Your memorable journey concludes on the River Thames near London, where you should plan on making time for riding double-decker buses, eating fish and chips, and sipping countless malty, fruity caramel-colored iterations of classic English brown ales.
Few Mediterranean cruises offer the unique combination of romance and racing like this Star Collector adventure from the canals of Venice to the 2020 Monaco Grand Prix in Monte Carlo. Along the way you'll explore the art, architecture, and cultural customs and cuisines throughout Italy, Croatia, Monetengro, and France. Taste local wines paired with homemade cheese in an intimate Croatian family wine cellar outside of Rovinj. Kayak together on Kotor Bay in Montenegro. Glide inside the glowing azure chambers of the fabled Blue Grotto near Giardini Naxos. Sip sweet limoncello liqueur together at a sidewalk café in Sorrento. Witness Saturday qualifying for the 2020 Monaco Grand Prix prior to an exclusive tour of the storied pits. After evening festivities and an overnight stay in Monte Carlo, you'll enjoy sweeping views of the track on race day, along with a gift package that includes ear plugs, high-definition binoculars and seat cushion.
Few Mediterranean cruises offer the unique combination of romance and racing like this Star Collector adventure from the 2021 Monaco Grand Prix in Monte Carlo to the canals of Venice. Along the way you'll explore the art, architecture, and cultural customs and cuisines throughout Italy, Croatia, Montenegro, and France. Taste local wines paired with homemade cheese in an intimate Croatian family wine cellar outside of Rovinj. Kayak together on Kotor Bay in Montenegro. Glide inside the glowing azure chambers of the fabled Blue Grotto near Giardini Naxos. Sip sweet limoncello liqueur together at a sidewalk café in Sorrento. Witness Saturday qualifying for the 2021 Monaco Grand Prix prior to an exclusive tour of the storied pits. After evening festivities and an overnight stay in Monte Carlo, you'll enjoy sweeping views of the track on race day, along with a gift package that includes ear plugs, high-definition binoculars and seat cushion.
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Thanks to the guys from Moviepilot one of the age old questions has been answered, what would Chewbacca sound like if he was voiced by none other than Peter Griffin.
The viral video mashes up Peter's laugh with several famous Star Wars scenes and it's pretty gosh darn humorous.
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Trial record 8 of 46 for: congenital CMV
Valganciclovir in Congenital CMV Infants
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Recruitment Status : Completed
First Posted : March 7, 2002
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Are There Two Kinds Of DUI? Is There A Difference Between DUI & "Physical Control?" While The Penalties Are The Same, The Lesser Known Crime Is Very Different & Has A Unique Defense. DUI Lawyer, Jonathan Rands Discusses This Topic With Dillon Honcoop
The crime of Physical Control is a DUI, without the driving. How is that possible? Listen in and find out and also discussed is a statutory and unique defense to this charge only, otherwise unavailable to a DUI charge. These charges are rare, but the consequences are just as serious and severe as DUI. If you are curious, or even facing this charge yourself, listen in and learn about what "drives" a Physical Control charge.


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Jack STRANGE
19 June- 31 July, 2008
Gallery two
for immediate release
Tanya Bonakdar Gallery is very pleased to present Wallowing, an exhibition of new work by Jack Strange. A recent graduate of The Slade School of Fine Art, London, this is the artist's first solo show with the gallery and in New York.
In his sculptures, drawings, collages and videos, Strange recontextualizes and re-imagines the functions of everyday objects and ideas in a manner that is humorous, clever, surprising and at times revelatory. Creating unexpected relationships between commonplace materials, Strange offers a perspective on their uses that can open up new worlds of meaning. A comparison to Surrealism might be appropriate based on this description, but the unusual juxtapositions in Strange's work are oddly comfortable, and somehow appropriate. While the viewer acknowledges the silliness of combining a lighting fixture and a coat hanger to make a face, as in "Another One Again," installed in the side gallery, the materials are easily recognizable in their new incarnation. Sometimes, in Strange's words, "the logic of no logic can be quite logical after all." With this sophisticated yet direct approach, Strange makes work that transforms the mundane into the marvelous while both formally and thematically addressing issues of creative identity, repetition, perspective, language, technology, biology and nature.
"Spunk" and "Distinguishing Feature" both installed in the gallery's entryway, offer an introduction to the natural or biological elements of Strange's work. The shapes that comprise "Spunk," a series of collages of white figures on black backgrounds, spaced evenly along the gallery's west wall, are reminiscent of Matisse, but actually represent patterns of ejaculation. "Distinguishing Feature," a small black mole, complete with two hairs, marks the opposing wall, making the expanse of white strangely figurative. "Sitka Spruce" a delicate drawing of a branch of pine needles and "Bling Head" a stick covered in Swarovski crystal, both installed in the side gallery, look more directly at nature, and specifically at trees—a recurrent source of interest for Strange. "Family Visit," also in the side gallery, is comprised of a series of three plinths, each with a neon expression and covered in stickers. The plinths sit "watching" monitors that repeat the same patterns found on the stickers with which they are covered, creating a kind of meditation on the act of observation, both observing and being observed.
"Pit of Despair" installed in the main gallery also addresses perspective and observation—an open top plinth houses a small sculptural ball of blu-tack at the bottom of an inverted quadrangle. The figurativeness of the blu-tack is suggested through a simple face, which seems surprised to find the viewer staring in. Simplicity of means and materials used to evocative ends likewise characterizes "G," a white laptop with a large ball of lead sitting on the "G" key, creating an endless string of the letter, which will continue until the laptop fails. The effect is ghostly and hypnotic. Like "G," "There is Always Wind in a Tree Somewhere Everyday All the Time" uses the repetition of language for visual effect, with each word on its own sheet of paper repeated in the cardinal directions, north, south, east, west across the page. "For The Greenmen (With The Curst Sons, Alpha, Giovanni Manzini and Mr. Clack)" comprised of four monitors along the main gallery's east wall also uses repetition, but incorporates an audio element; looping an edited 90 second clip of Ang Lee's "Hulk" film, Strange sets the excerpt to four different soundtracks which he commissioned from musicians, including a 14 year old DJ, a classical pianist, a hillbilly rock group and an electronic noise artist.
Living and working in London, Jack Strange was included in Took my hands off your eyes too soon, a group show curated by Ryan Gander and shown at Tanya Bonakdar Gallery in October of 2007. His work can currently be seen as part of Past Forward, a group exhibition curated by Vincent Honoré for the Zabludowicz Collection at Projectspace 176, London,15May-3August,2008. OnJuly17thStrangewillcurateaneveningofperformancesforthisexhibition.


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CareCentric writes for e-CMNs
Sunday, March 31, 2002
SCHENECTADY, N.Y. - CareCentric (Mestamed) is creating an interface that enables data to be shared seamlessly between its software and Trac Medical's CareCert, a new, secure, Internet-based solution for processing Certificates of Medical Necessity (CMN's) and other medical forms online. The two companies also will work together to aggressively market this integrated solution to CareCentric customers. "The end result will be an entire end-to-end process that runs at Web-speed," said Trac Medical president Jeff Frankel. HME


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It has been a long haul to get back with you dear friends of truth, love and beauty! Hoping for the best of all possible worlds in the midst of seemingly universal chaos. In God we trust!! (–to the extent of our ability!)
Instituto Simone Weil is a non-profit Civil Association created in Mexico in 1989 with the purpose of inducing greater awareness of the life and thought of Simone Weil (1909-1943) –above all in Spanish but also in English and French. Futurists that we are as a result of our present day disconcerting human and technological predicament, we apply ourselves to the task of conceiving and sharing our perceptions in relation to current possibilities for the creation of those very institutions which she proclaimed to be as necessary as they happen to be nonexistent.
The notion of an "ecological model of citizenship" hereby affirms itself under the banner of her "Profession of Faith" which led her to reflect, in her day, upon the very "needs of the body and soul" : that luminous text that could so well serve us as a constitutional preamble, or blessed inspiration, to any and all efforts in the process of integrating a planet perceived as united at its root. [SMV, 08/22/18]


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All you need is a smartphone or simple digital camera – go to BumbleBeeWatch.org and you can:
- Upload photos of bumble bees to start a virtual bumble bee collection
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- Help determine the status and conservation needs of bumble bees
- Help locate rare or endangered populations
- Learn about bumble bees, their ecology, and ongoing conservation efforts
- Connect with other citizen scientists engaged in pollinator conservation
Personally, I can't wait until spring is here when we start seeing the bees!
Here's to Sharing the Buzz!
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Do you eat and then find yourself hungry again opening the refrigerator a short time later? If so, you're probably not eating enough protein and fiber within your meals. If you want to stay full longer, which ultimately will help you lose or maintain your weight, in addition to building muscle, eat these 9 best foods.
A healthy fat containing fiber that digests slowly and keeps you feeling fuller longer.
A great source of fiber and hydration that keeps your belly content.
Spicy foods.
Eating these foods or adding spices to your meals not only fills you up, but also increases metabolism.
Ahhhh, my absolute favorite! Not only absolutely delicious, but jam-packed with monounsaturated fats that will keep you full.
Did you know this baby soy bean contains over eight grams of protein with only 95 calories? Eat them often.
Leafy greens.
One of the most important foods you should be eating daily. From mixed salad green, brussels sprouts, spinach and kale; these foods are full of fiber that are healthy for your body in addition to keeping you satisfied.
Another food you should be eating daily. Eggs are protein-packed and keep you feeling full for hours.
Pick your beans, chickpeas are a great choice, especially for lunch, as a low-calorie source of fiber and protein that will fill you up until dinner.
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Why Eat It
Kale, like other members of the cabbage family, is a good source of vitamin C and is rich in phytochemicals, including sulforaphane and indoles, that may protect against cancer. Levels of beta-carotene--and other nutrients--in leafy greens appear to be linked to the presence of chlorophyll, the green pigment produced by photosynthesis that signals that this green vegetable (unlike the paler cabbage-family cousins) is also rich in beta-carotene.
Kale has a substantial mineral content, providing manganese as well as some iron, calcium, and potassium. There's antioxidant vitamin E in the flavorful leaves as well.
For years, kale and other "cooking greens"--a term referring to a group of leafy green vegetables from several different plant families that are distinguished by their pungent bite and abundant nutrients--have been appreciated mainly in Southern-style cuisine. But kale also figures largely in the cuisines of Europe, and can be substituted for spinach (with some adjustments in cooking time) in just about any recipe you like. Try it in soups, pasta sauces, stir-fries, omelettes, or on its own (sauteed with garlic) as a delicious side dish.
Kale resembles collards, except that its leaves are curly at the edges. In addition, it has a stronger flavor and a coarser texture. When cooked, it doesn't shrink as much as other greens. The most common variety is deep green, but others are yellow-green, red, or purple, with either plain flat or ruffled leaves. The colored varieties--sometimes called salad savoy--are most often grown for ornamental purposes, but they are edible. However, they do have a stronger flavor than regular kale. Kale is a hardy plant; it can be left in the ground over the winter, and the flavor actually improves after a frost.
Kale is available year round, but like most greens, it has a seasonal peak, from approximately January through April. Kale bought in the supermarket is usually pretty sturdy (i.e., the stems may be too tough to eat), but kale from a farmers' market or your own garden is likely to be more tender, possibly tender enough to use raw in a salad.
Since many vegetables are most abundant in the summer and fall, kale helps fill the seasonal gap with a nutritious fresh vegetable. Frozen chopped kale is also available.
Kale should be kept in a chilled display case or on ice in the market, as it will wilt and become bitter if left in a warm environment. Choose the small-leaved specimens for tenderness and mild flavor, especially if the greens are to be eaten raw; coarse, oversized leaves are likely to be tough. Look for a fresh green color; leaves should not be yellowed or browned. Purchase only moist, crisp, unwilted kale that is unblemished by tiny holes, which frequently indicate insect damage.
Kale stems are edible, so check to be sure that this part of the plant is plump and moist, not withered or collapsed.
Kale develops a stronger flavor the longer it is stored, so use it within a day or two of purchase. Wrap the unwashed kale in damp paper towels, then place it in a plastic bag and store in the refrigerator crisper.
Whether serving it raw or cooked, wash kale before using, as the leaves and stems are likely to have sand or dirt clinging to them. Trim off any roots, then separate the leaves and swish them around in a large basin of cool water. Do not soak. Lift out the leaves, letting the sand and grit settle; repeat if necessary.
If the stems are thin and tender, you can just trim off the tips and cook the stems with the leaves. If they are somewhat thicker, but still tender, cut them off, chop them, and cook a few minutes before adding the leaves. If the stems are really tough, remove them, along with the midribs (the part of the stem that extends into the leaf). You can easily stem kale by folding each leaf in half, vein-side out, and pulling up on the stem as you hold the folded leaf closed. If the stems are very tough, you may need to trim them off with a paring knife.
Whenever possible, use the cooking liquid from kale in a sauce or add it to a soup; a significant amount of the nutrient content of greens is released as they cook.
As a rule, it's best to cook greens as quickly as possible, but kale needs a bit of time in the pot to mellow its flavor. When sauteing, for instance, it's best to blanch the kale first to develop its natural sweetness.
Blanching: Drop the prepared kale into a large pot of boiling water and cook just until wilted. Drain and cool before squeezing out excess moisture (cool under cold water if not serving immediately or continuing with another cooking process). Cooking time: 15 minutes.
Braising: To give kale a rich flavor, after sauteing, add a little broth, cover the pan, and continue cooking, then uncover the pan and cook, stirring, until the liquid evaporates. Cooking time: 10 to 30 minutes.
Microwaving: This is a good substitute for blanching, as a preliminary step before sauteing or braising kale. Place 1/2 pound of greens (washed but not dried) in a microwaveable dish; cover loosely and cook until tender. Cooking time: four to seven minutes.
Sauteing: If kale is blanched first, it can be sauteed quickly in a small amount of oil. Whenever you use a nonstick pan, 2 teaspoons of oil should be sufficient for 3 cups of chopped greens. In addition, kale can be "sauteed" in stock, if you are careful to stir and toss it constantly; be prepared to add more stock to the pan as it evaporates. A generous quantity of finely chopped garlic is the traditional seasoning for sauteed kale. Chopped onions or leeks are tasty alternatives. Cooking time: three to 15 minutes.
Simmering: Simmer the kale, covered, in seasoned broth until tender; to preserve nutrients, after the greens are cooked, set them aside and reduce the cooking liquid to use in a sauce. Cooking time: 10 to 30 minutes.
Steaming: Young, tender kale cooks quickly enough to be steamed in just the water that clings to the leaves after washing. Steam more mature kale leaves whole or coarsely chopped. Place the washed kale in a heavy skillet and add 1/2" of water or broth; cover and cook, shaking the pan occasionally, until the greens are wilted. Kale can also be steamed in a vegetable steamer over boiling water. Cooking time: anywhere from two to 15 minutes.
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Olbrich Gardens 3330 Atwood Ave., Madison, Wisconsin 53714
press release: Sundays in December, 2 p.m. Warm up the winter day with festive holiday music during Olbrich's Holiday Concert Series.
$2 suggested donation. Donations are greatly appreciated and help to keep the gardens a free source of education and inspiration for everyone!
For years, Tom Kastle traveled the world, collecting and performing maritime songs and stories and captaining sailing ships on the Great Lakes. These days, his passions are even more diverse and include theatrical projects, from musicals to Shakespeare, a recording of original songs based mostly on traditional fiddle tunes, film projects, like Francisco Torres' Delight In the Mountain, and television, where he hosted a short documentary that was nominated for an Emmy Award.
Recent performances include playing Hagrid and musical director for Harry Potter & the Pet Rock (Mercury Players Theater), the title role in Henry IV (Part 1) (Madison Shakespeare Company), and Frosch in Die Fledermaus (Madison Savoyards).


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Our Council meets in Wellington and is directed by the New Zealand Institute of Forestry's Articles of Association.
The Council's responsibilities include:
President - David Evison
This is David's third term on Council. He's there because he believes in the need to promote the forestry sector's potential to contribute more to both the economy and the environment. He also believes in the value of a strong connection between the NZIF and the School of Forestry, as well as other education providers.
David says he enjoys being on Council. Among other things, he says it gives him a better understanding of the big issues facing the sector, which helps him in his roles as an educator and researcher. As well as his position as vice-President, David is also responsible for the Journal. He is also a Trustee of the NZIF Foundation.
Vice President - Peter Hill
Treasurer - Kent Chalmers
Kent is in his third term as a Councillor and his first as Treasurer. Since graduating from the School of Forestry he has spent his career working in the Otago/Southland region and is currently the Marketing and Logistics Manager for City Forests in Dunedin.
Kent says he's privileged to have worked across the full breadth of the industry, from forest establishment to timber marketing. He believes the industry does not receive the recognition it deserves and he's extremely proud to have made his career in forestry.
Secretary - Jess Brown
After a degree in arts and science, and a career teaching whitewater kayaking both in New Zealand and Northern California, Jess graduated from the New Zealand School of Forestry at the University of Canterbury in 2012 with a B.Sc. (For) with First Class Honours.
Jess is now working for Hancock Forest Management in Rotorua as a Planning and Valuation Analyst. While studying at Canterbury Jess worked for Owen Springford (forestry consultant) doing inventory, carbon and valuation work for mostly smaller private forest owners. She also spent a summer working for Solid Energy, developing a carbon offset model, which she continued as her honours project.
Jess says she's greatly looking forward to contributing to the NZIF. She's particularly interested in developing membership so it's seen as worthwhile by all sections of the professional forestry industry and not just those in the later stages of their career. Her personal goals within the NZIF is to increase the relevance of the NZIF for students and graduates, to look at how to better promote forestry to women as a career path, and how the industry can promote itself better as a female-friendly work environment.
Dr Euan Mason
Euan is a full professor at the School of Forestry, University of Canterbury, where he specialises in silviculture and hybrid physiological/mensurational modelling of forest growth and yield. He is a Fellow of the NZIF, and has also received a variety of awards and fellowships for his research. He has projects developing and implementing new ways of modelling growth and yield, that he initiated, with forestry companies and research institutes both in New Zealand and in several other countries. He has been a member of the NZIF since 1975, and served on council for nine years from 2001 to 2010, among other things serving as an elected member of the technical committee designing Forestry Stewardship Council Plantation Standards for two years, as NZ Journal of Forestry editor from 2006 to 2009, and as a liaison with students at the School of Forestry.
Patrick Milne
Patrick has 43 years' experience in New Zealand's forest industry and has been a member of the NZIF for much of that time. Today he's self employed as a Registered Forest Consultant specialising in both small-scale forestry and species other than radiata pine. Patrick is a past president of the New Zealand Farm Forestry Association and is still a member of its executive council.
He's also the small forest grower representative on the Forest Levy Trust Research Committee. This is his first term on the NZIF Council.
Murray Parrish
Murray has an M.Sc. (Hons) in Zoology from Auckland University, specialising in the neural control of cardiac function in fishes. He has spent five years with the Environmental Co-ordinator's office of the DSIR, providing scientific and technical advice to the Minister of Science on topical environmental issues, including RMA reform, mining, forestry, Antarctic environmental protection and climate change.
Murray has spent 23 years with Carter Holt Harvey in a range of Australasian environmental management roles, including for the forestry, wood products, and pulp, paper and packaging divisions. He contributed to the ERMA-led review of CCA-treated wood, which re-registered it for use as a safe and efficacious product.
He is the elected company representative on the Boards of PacNZ and the Paper Forum, with an interest in maintaining, enhancing and promoting the readily recyclable attributes of paper and paper packaging.
Bridget Fraser
Bridget studied Forestry Science at the University of Canterbury, before heading to Rotorua where she worked for Fletcher Challenge Forests as part of the forest management team. She then moved to Wellington where she has worked for a number of government agencies including the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry and, her current employer, the Ministry for the Environment, where she mainly work on international carbon reporting. She has been a member of the NZIF since 2002 and think the main roles of the Institute are to advocate for our sector and to provide members access to information and context about our operating environment to use for decision making.
Jonathon Dash
Jonathan is a forester and remote sensing scientist who has been working at Scion (NZ Forest Research Institute) in Rotorua for the past five years. Jonathan's work focuses on developing methods for using emerging technologies to improve our understanding of and ability to monitor forests. Prior to working at Scion Jonathan was employed at a consulting and forestry services company covering many aspects of the New Zealand forest sector including forest valuation and due diligence, forest inventory and yield modelling, log scaling and quality control, and developing remote sensing systems for commercial plantation forests. Jonathan has also spent time working in the forest industry in the UK and Australia.
Jonathan holds a MSc in Forest Science from the University of Wales, Bangor, a BSc (Hons) in Biology and is currently completing a PhD in the remote detection of invasive trees (including wilding pines) at the University of Canterbury. This is Jonathan's first term on the NZIF council and he looks forward to helping the NZIF continue to serve the forest sector.
Peter Casey
Peter has been a member of the New Zealand Institute of Forestry since 1984. He spent 15 years in the Forestry Sector where with a multi-disciplinary back ground of a Forestry degree, Chartered Accountant and a MBA he held a diverse range of roles. Peter has previously served on the NZIF Council in the 1990's.
Then over the last 20 years Peter has held senior roles in the public and private sector across the Transport, Infrastructure, Industrial Chemicals, Property and Fund Management sectors. Peter is currently the General Manager of New Zealand Carbon Farming, the largest supplier of Carbon Credits in NZ.
Peter is a Registered Member of the New Zealand Institute of Forestry, Chairman of the Registration Board and hopes his range of experiences can contribute to growing community recognition of the positive and value add role of the professional forester.
We are a forum to exchange ideas, opinions and information about forestry. We encourage and help our members attain and maintain the highest standards of their profession.


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Hello People!
Today, I wanted to post this awesome song by Jesus Culture feat. Kim Walker-Smith called Fresh Outpouring. This song just sounds so amazing on surround sound and I pray that it ministers to your spirit today. There are times when I feel like I need a fresh outpouring of God's Spirit in my life to give me inspiration, revelation and some vision towards what I will see in my future.
I tend to have prophetic dreams every so often concerning things that will happen in the future and some of these dreams encourage me to continue moving with purpose. Sometimes, we get so distracted by what is currently happening in our lives that we see no way forward, but that is where we ought to move by faith and not by what we see. No matter what it is that you face, always remember the Name of the Lord. He is the Way Maker, He is the One that pushes you forward towards your destiny. He is the One Who will direct your path so continue to trust Him no matter what obstacles or discouragement that you may face. Keep fixing your eyes and your heart towards Jesus.
[ The Way, the Truth, and the Life ] "Let not your heart be troubled; you believe in God, believe also in Me.
Jesus said to him, "I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me.


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The Western History Association Graduate Student Conference Scholarship is an award sponsored by Western History Association.
Information About the Scholarship:
Amount of Scholarship: Average – $250
Application Deadline: 31-July
Scholarship Requirements: Candidate must submit a letter of interest, curriculum vitae, and a letter of support from a faculty advisor. Preference is given to graduate students with an interest in the U.S. west.
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Man's body is found in bay
A BODY was recovered from the water on the eastern side of Roaring Water Bay near Ballydehob, west Cork, yesterday.
It was found shortly after 3pm and brought to Schull where gardai and a doctor were waiting.
Gardai later said the body was that of a male. It was brought to the mortuary of Cork University Hospital where a post-mortem examination will be held today.
As yet gardai have not established the man's identity. The body was clothed and it is not known how long it was in the water.
There were no reports of missing persons in the area.
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Kingston North Kitsap Rotarians Learn about Homeless Housing Initiative
submitted by Communication Chair Ron Carter
At the May 10th Kingston North Kitsap Rotary meeting we learned of an effort to build Tiny House Villages in Kitsap County to aid the homeless. These are small - about 120 square feet - houses with electricity and light. They are meant to house one or two people comfortably, and when grouped as a village aid in the transition from homelessness.
The speaker was Randy Spitzer, a Gig Harbor Rotarian, who has taken an interest in the Kitsap homeless problem He shared that one of every 150 people in Kitsap County experience homelessness. Randy is part of a committee, endorsed by County Commissioner Charlotte Garrido. Their goal is to provide homes for all. They believe "every person should have the opportunity to live in a safe, decent, affordable home." They strive to make homelessness rare, brief, one-time, continuously improve homeless response systems, and expand community engagement. Their effort to build as many as three encampments, Tiny House Villages of fifteen homes each, is underway. Each encampment will operate as a community, with security, sanitation, self-governance, and access to nearby transportation. The program is modeled after those of Eugene, OR and Nicklesville, a Tiny House Village in Seattle. At a cost of $2100 each, four units will be built Saturday, May 13, to be sprinkled around the county as a first step to educating Kitsap residents about the program.


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Would you believe there are people in this world who have never had a tater tot? I kid you not, I made tater tots one day to accompany some french dip sandwiches for someone (who I shall not name) and they asked me what they were. I thought maybe they were joking. I mean, didn't everyone eat tater tots growing up? Aren't they standard cuisine for hot lunches at school? At any rate, I'm slightly obsessed with totchos. Think tater tot nachos. Totchos. It's totally a thing. Just google it, you'll see. I definitely didn't invent it, and the beauty of totchos is that you can put whatever YOU like on them. I used some of my favorite things…bacon…cheese …more bacon…more cheese…you get where I'm going with this.
Start by pre-cooking your tater tots to get them crispy. Lay them on an aluminum foil lined baking sheet (with cooking spray) and bake in a preheated oven at 400 degrees for about 20-25 minutes.
While the tater tots are cooking, crisp your bacon in a medium frying pan over medium heat. Drain the grease.
Remove the tater tots from the oven and cover with cheese and bacon. Return to oven for about 5-7 more minutes until all the cheese is melted.
Sprinkle with green onions and serve.
1 bag of frozen tater tots
16 oz shredded cheese
6-8 strips bacon, diced
4 green onions, diced
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Lay tater tots on an aluminum foil lined baking sheet with non-stick cooking spray. Bake at 400 degrees for 20-25 minutes. While the tater tots are baking, crisp the bacon in a medium frying pan over medium heat. Remove from heat and drain bacon grease. When tater tots have become crispy, remove from oven and cover with shredded cheese and bacon. Return to oven for 5-7 more minutes, until the cheese has melted. Remove from oven and sprinkle with green onions.
Serve and enjoy!


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Between now and the closing date for the Spring Raffle on May 25 I will try to give you a taste of the properties you could spend your £5000 holiday in.
Brinkburn Mill, Northumberland
Sleeps 4
Brinkburn Mill stands within the precincts of Brinkburn Priory and, although the present building dates from around 1800, an inventory drawn up in 1536 after the priory's dissolution suggests that it probably sits on the site of a medieval mill.
Read more about it here


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Infinityglass by Myra McEntire
My rating: 2 of 5 stars
Barely finished this - more like skimmed the last half. Maybe if I'd read the first two "Hourglass" books? Maybe if I cared about the idea that there are rips in time, and that there's an Infinityglass that's human? Or that the plot didn't feel as though I'd read something similar several times already? The plus was the New Orleans setting and glimpses of history.
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Bea Miller Changes Album Title To 'Aurora'; Shares Stunning Artwork
Bea Miller has officially changed her album title from Spectrum to Aurora.
The "S.L.U.T." singer shared the stunning artwork on social media this afternoon, all while shocking fans with the name change.
"hope i shook you with the album title change," Bea tweeted, after announcing that the record will be out on February 23rd.
Last year, Bea opened up about naming the title Spectrum: "In the same sense the three primary colors can make any color on the spectrum, you need to experience emotions, the sadness, the loneliness from Chapter One, and the anger and empowerment in Chapter Two, and then the happiness and just trying to figure out and learn from your mistakes in Chapter Three in order to be the best version of yourself that you can be."
Check out the artwork below!
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On The Ball: Time to talk about approaching Munster SHC - Jerome O'Connell
New-look Munster senior hurling championship
IT's bizarre the amount of uncertainty that surrounds the 2018 Munster senior hurling championship.
Four weeks this Sunday Limerick will be in Munster SHC action and it's a new-look championship.
The provincial competition will be run on a group basis with each county getting at least four games. For two Munster counties, championship hurling will be over by June 17 – no backdoor, no All Ireland qualifiers.
The top three teams in the final group table will progress to the All Ireland series.
The Munster champions advance to the All Ireland semi final.
The beaten Munster finalists advance to the All Ireland quarter final.
The third place team in Munster advance to a preliminary All Ireland quarter final, where they will be away to one of the Joe McDonagh Cup finalists – Antrim, Carlow, Kerry, Laois, Meath, Westmeath.
Teams finishing in fourth and fifth place in the Munster SHC group table exit the championship. The bottom team will only be involved in a relegation play-off if Kerry win the Joe McDonagh Cup.
Sunday May 20 - Limerick v Tipperary in Gaelic Grounds at 2pm
Saturday June 2 - Limerick v Cork in Pairc Ui Chaoimh at 7pm
Sunday June 10 - Limerick v Waterford in Gaelic Grounds at 2pm
Sunday June 17 - Limerick v Clare in Cusack Park at 2pm


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Varun always had only one goal in mind - to create an impact in the world after being born as a logworker's son and dropping out of college due to underperformance. He is today a millionaire who runs a tech firm out of Singapore and is spreading his wings across the globe. From being barely able to feed himself, to being able to create a global footprint is nearly impossible. But Varun has shown how it can be done - with sheer PASSION and DEDICATION!
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The holiday season is a time for joy and all-around Christmas cheer, but it also comes with a lot of obligations. Organizing friend gatherings, Christmas dinners, holiday parties, and office Secret Santa exchanges can be overwhelming and bring on the holiday stress, especially when things slip through the cracks. But what can you do to not get so holidazed? Break the pattern this year by keeping these tips in mind so that you don't succumb to stress.
Be practical. With so much going on in terms of family, friends, and even coworkers, you have to prioritize what's most important. You may not be able to attend every party, so don't RSVP for everything, especially if you're contributing food, drinks, decorations, etc.
Set a budget. Shopping is one of the most stressful things to do during the holiday season, but overspending can have your stress levels soaring. For those that have thrown a holiday party, even if you try to get guests to bring dishes or drinks, you could still end up footing the bill. Don't forget the gifts for family members and friends could cost you! Make a budget that you can stick to so that you don't have any surprises on your credit card statement.
Don't over extend yourself. If you're a person that always feels like there's a million things to do, try easing up on the responsibilities this year. It doesn't all have to be on you. Delegate task between family and friends to make things run smoother.
Take some "me" time. The holidays are all about togetherness, but sometimes you need a moment to yourself. Having some "me" time in the midst of it all can help you recharge while your juggling a million other things.
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By: Aamir Rasheed
Every year, MSJ's fine arts club, Universal Performers (UP), produces a fall play. This year's production, Bull in a China Shop, opens in the Little Theatre starting Friday, November 9th.
UP was founded several years ago by current Band Teacher Monica Kraft as its advisor and director. Since then, UP has yearly hosted three major programs: the fall play, spring musical, and Jazz dance.
Mrs. Roundy recently joined MSJ this past spring as a Drama and English teacher and subsequently took charge of overseeing and directing UP.
Bull in a China Shop follows the actions of four elderly ladies who've become sensually fascinated with their neighbor, Mr. O'Finn, a detective in the homicide department of their local police station. To satisfy their desires, the women lure him into their house, entrapping the poor detective in a situation that turns out to be much more than a routine murder investigation. Throughout the play, suspense, humor, and plain audacity keep the audience on the edge of their seats. UP's talented performers portray their characters with perfect comedic timing and stunning authenticity, leaving nothing wanting.
Behind the apparent ease and effortlessness of the performance, however, are weeks and weeks of hard work. The process to create Bull in a China Shop began in summer.
Director and UP Club Advisor Mrs. Roundy selected a production staff consisting of student assistant directors and various backstage crews through an application process and periodically met with it during summer to decide on which play to produce and to plan out the lighting, sets, and costumes for the actors.
"I first brought a selection of plays that I felt could be adaptable to different audiences and cast sizes," Mrs. Roundy said. "We then narrowed it down to Bull in a China Shop because of its versatility and because it was a comedy, which tends to draw in audiences more than tragedies do."
The audition process was the next step. With the help of her assistant directors, Mrs. Roundy selected the cast through auditions in mid-September. This process was special in this particular production; because there were so many talented actors, Mrs. Roundy and the student assistant directors were able to select two entirely separate casts, giving twice the number of people the opportunity to act in the play. The actors selected and the play planned out, the phase of training the actors and rehearsing the show commenced.
This phase was perhaps the hardest; starting from mid-September, Mrs. Roundy, the performers, and the production staff spent an average of six to eight hours per week for almost eight weeks in order to ready the final production. First, the cast attended a series of workshops to align the actors with the psyche of each of their characters. This was often difficult given that the characters and therefore their behavior and responses change over the course of the play. The cast then began rehearsing individual scenes as everyone became used to his or her role. Scene sets and costumes were finalized, stage movement was choreographed, and scripts were memorized. Eventually, complete dress rehearsals took place. For many performers, the monumental time commitment this phase required was sometimes challenging to fulfill.
"Memorizing all the lines is hard, but what's harder is planning your schedule." says Senior Cole Nauman, who plays Mr. O'Finn's cynical assistant detective, Sherman, "Now that the play is starting, we're currently doing about three or four hours a night, every night, until the show starts."
The cast has spent countless hours doing what they love to do in order to create Bull in a China Shop. Senior and Student Assistant Director Noa Kretchmer, who plays the unsympathetic newspaper reporter Jane Rodgers, says that being a part of drama in high school has been a cathartic experience.
"My favorite part about acting is that I can express emotions that I can't express in everyday life," she says. "All of the anger and meanness that I don't express as me, I can express as Jane. Acting is a very good outlet."
The first show will be Friday, November 9th, in the Little Theater at 7:00 PM. And what should one expect of the play?
Said Mrs. Roundy: "Murder, mayhem, and laughter."


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Earlier this year goth queen and New Zealand teen Lorde was given the opportunity to curate the soundtrack for the upcoming Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1 film. The "Royals" singer enlisted the help of her A-list friends, including new pal Kanye West. "The cast and story are an inspiration for all musicians participating and, as someone with cinematic leanings, being privy to a different creative process has been a unique experience," the singer said in a statement. "I think the soundtrack is definitely going to surprise people." It has thus far, and today we've gotten a taste of the next tune from the release: Ariana Grande and Diplo crew Major Lazer's spitfire "All My Love."
Baby Mariah is at it again, and this time, she's on the dance floor.
Ariana Grande joins the EDM group for this club ready banger, the life-affirming and somehow simultaneously heartbreaking anthem. That's what love is, after all! Diplo lays down one of his characteristically charming beats while Grande takes over the chorus, "All my love will make us ache / All my love is worth the chase." Too true!
Listen below.


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La Mattea is the Barbera that we produce only in the best vintages in which, by selecting the clusters, small batches with good structure and drinkability are obtained. These stand out for their pleasantness and balance when the wine is young. It is the vintage that decides the wine, our job is to know how to interpret it.
The purple colour of the young Barbera is combined with a bouquet of berries, raspberries, plums. On the palate the good structure is balanced by freshness and a lively acidity.
Food paring: cold cuts, starters, salads, fish, tajarin, raviole and white meat.
Grape variety: Barbera 100%
Vineyards: plots are located in the municipalities of Roddi, La Morra, Diano d'Alba and Sinio.
Harvest: grapes are harvested by hand in plastic crates in the second and third decade of September.
The fresh grapes are destemmed and fermented in temperature-controlled tanks where the cap is managed through light punch downs. Skin contact maceration lasts 8-10 days.
Ageing: malolactic fermentation and ageing take place in 70 years old concrete tanks without any stabilization and fining. The wine is bottled at the end of the spring so that it spends a couple of months in bottle before being released in Autumn.


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Lost and Found is open to anyone in the infertility, pregnancy loss, adoption, pregnancy-and-parenting after infertility, assisted conception, living child-free after infertility or loss community (as well as anyone I inadvertently missed on that list). Please support the list as well as anyone posting announcements below.
Connections Abound
- Advice: April has a friend on a message board who daughter was born still over the weekend. She wants to reach out to her, but is afraid of sounding callous or uncaring without that being her intent. Suggestions on how to reach out are appreciated.
- Blogroll: We crossed over 2500 blogs on the blogroll. Yes, I will be pruning dead links from the blogroll soon, so that number will change. But damn -- 100 blogs to 2500+ blogs? Insanity. Fantastic insanity that people are finding their voice and using it. Terrible insanity that there are so many people out there experiencing infertility.
- Simply Because I Still Love This: This song may be the best tension-breaker ever.
- Book: N and J from Two Hot Mamas announced that J's children's book is almost ready (it's back from the printer, and she's going to announce sale information soon). [Editor's note: I've seen it and it rocks. It's not only visually beautiful, but it has a great rhythm to the words. I showed a draft to the twins years ago when they read picture books and they loved it.]
- Lost Blogger: Illanare asks, "Does anyone know where C from Cats With Passports is? She hasn't updated for a couple of months - hopefully she is just too busy with her baby..."
- Vote: A.M.S. writes, "Olivia Moonpie is trying to win a $25000 scholarship from Gerber and she needs your help. Please vote for her every day in the month of September to help her chances of being a monthly and (more importantly) the grand prize winner! Vote Here."
- Blog Move: Ally, from Life in the CatPad, is moving from Blogger to WordPress. It's a move based on the worry that some colleagues may find her site and in the hopes of a fresh start. However, she sincerely hopes her dear readers don't get lost in the shuffle!
- First Time Reading the LFCA: If this is your first time reading the LFCA or you need a refresher about how the LFCA works, please read this post. It has everything you need to know about getting your news in the LFCA.
- Quicklink Resources: Regular ALI Blogroll: If you would like your blog added to the ALI blogroll, please email me directly with your blog url and category pick. More information about being added is contained in that link. Password-Protected Blogroll: If you would like your password-protected blog added to the blogroll, please fill out the form.
- None Today.
- Mrs. Unexpected is celebrating her birthday (and POAS!) on September 8. Go sing her a little song.
- Sunny in Seattle is celebrating her 3rd blogoversary on September 10th.
- Next Saturday, Mrs. Gamgee will be remembering Emily Hope, whom she lost in 2008.
- September 18 marks one year since Mrs. Unexpected said goodbye to her baby after a missed miscarriage. Please support her as she remembers her short pregnancy with her Cricket.
- Elaine is in need of support as her due date approaches. She's not looking forward to another milestone without her little boy. Please come by the blog as September 18th approaches and lend some support.
- None Today.
- D.I.N.K. has reached 4 years TTC and could use a lot of love and support as she sadly passes this milestone.
- Jen had a rescue cerclage at 27 weeks and is now in the hospital on bedrest for the duration.
- Amy is on modified bed rest at 27 weeks with twins and is having trouble understanding and dealing with her 3-year-old's behavior. Any wisdom, insight, or advice would be appreciated!
- Rachel has been diagnosed with an incompetent cervix and placed on bedrest. Right now, their goal is to make it to 28-29 weeks. Please go offer her support.
- Turia is five weeks pregnant with great betas!
- Rebecca has had some bleeding. She's nearly 9 weeks pregnant and the baby seems okay so far but she needs support.
- C by the Sea gave birth to twin daughters, Lila and Macy, on August 31. Go and celebrate with her!
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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Cedar Fair Entertainment Co. FUN, -1.12% said late Friday combined 2007 revenues at its parks through the Memorial Day weekend totaled $147.2 million on 3 million guest visits and average in-park per capita spending of $41.26. The 2007 results include the operations of the Paramount parks that the company acquired from CBS in June 2006. On a same-park basis, the company said to revenues fell 2%, or $1.5 million, from a year ago. Cedar Fair said it opened several of its amusement parks later in 2007 than in 2006, thus reducing the number of operating days in 2007 by 10%, or 19 days. The Sandusky, Ohio-based company expects the decrease in revenues to be offset by a reduction in seasonal operating expenses. Attendance on a same-park basis fell 5%, while average in-park guest per capita spending increased 5%.
Cedar Fair: Year-to-date revenue totals $147.2 mln
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Benevolent Behemoths Blue Whale Brooch by Erstwilder
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The heart of the sea is where you will find this big miracle and bub. She can be found in the Bay of Plenty, but there may be only 10,000 of her brethren left.
Brooch in blue whales design, with pin attachment on back
- Collectible, limited edition resin brooch
- Ships in custom branded gift box
- A custom story card insert is included under the lid of the gift box
- Laser cut and hand assembled
Brooch: 100% Acrylic Resin | Pin hardware: Stainless steel


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Bulacan set for Environment Month
By: PPAO
Friday, 01 June 2012
CITY OF MALOLOS —In celebration of the Environment Month this June, the Provincial Government of Bulacan through the Bulacan Environment and Natural Resources Office will launch series of activities that will raise awareness and encourage participation among Bulakenyos in environment protection and conservation.
With this year's theme: "Linangin ang Kakayahan, Kalingain ang Kalikasan para sa Kinabukasan", Gov. Wilhelmino M. Sy-Alvarado said the "Buwan ng Kapaligiran" will kick off on June 4, 2012 via a groundbreaking of Bulacan Ecology Center at the Bulacan Medical Center at 7:00 am and will be followed by a short program during the Monday Flag Raising Ceremony at the Bulacan Capitol Gym in this city.
Livelihood and solid waste management program such as BENRO's Eco-Trike project will be launched too as well as the turn-over of classroom chairs out of recovered logs, he added.
On June 15, a groundbreaking of historical marker at the Real De Kakarong, Pandi will be held to promote and protect eco-tourism areas in the province, as well as KKK ( Kalikasan, Kasaysayan at Kasarinlan) painting contest and Tree-Planting.
BENRO also will hold an Environmental Summit on June 21 at the Bulacan Hiyas Pavilion which aims to involve each Bulakenyo in its fight against climate change that will be participated by groups of stakeholders, academe, big industries, local government units, House of Representatives and environment officials.
Moreover, a Basic Training on Environmental Law Enforcement is slated on June 26 to strengthen the capabilities of municipal and city ENROs and environmental law enforcers on basic law enforcement.
Lastly, on June 29, there will be a launching of Collaborative Governance of Urbanizing Watersheds, an integrated research, institution and capacity building for sustainability and climate risk adaptation in Angat River Basin.
Alvarado and BENRO Officer Atty. Rustico de Belen vow for a year-round effort of imparting the importance of conserving, protecting and managing the environment to ensure it is maintained for present and future generations.###
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Welcome to our new blog!
We are settled back into school now and we wanted to share with you some activities we got up to during our first month in First Class!
Galway were playing in the All-Ireland Hurling Final in September. We made and painted Galway jerseys (maroon and white) to support them. Sadly, they didn't win this time but we will be ready to support them again next year.
We also had a fun afternoon gardening with Kay. We all got a chance to plant some daffodil seeds. We will keep an eye on them and watch their progress over the next few months.


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New technology requires that our trained appliance repair technicians participate in ongoing training and development.
That way, they are always in sync with the latest advancements.
Just as the world changes, so do appliances. New technology requires that our trained technicians participate in ongoing training and development to stay on top of the latest evolutions in the appliance repair industry. It is for this reason we participate in industry associations and trade events, new certifications and sometimes, even, competitions!
As we like to say, quality appliance repair service starts with knowledgeable staff and team. When you book your appointment for an appliance service call, book with us and feel confident that your appliance will be repaired quickly, reliably and on the first service call almost all the time.
Every year, brand new appliances come out with the latest technological upgrades. From improving the efficiency of a stove to implementing smart technology in a refrigerator, there's always something new and exciting coming out in the world of home appliances. Of course, with more technology built into an appliance, repair teams need more knowledge for maintenance. That is why we at A-Tech Appliance continue our ongoing training in order to stay up on all the changes and shifts in varying kinds of appliances. We want to make sure we provide the highest level of assistance, regardless of the issue, which is why the ongoing training is so important.
Technicians Are Never Done Training
At A-Tech Appliance, we pride ourselves on employing some of the best technicians around. Unlike other repair service providers, our technicians never stop learning or seeking out additional training. After all, technology doesn't remain the same, and neither should the repair staff. The fact of the matter is that home appliances are more complex now than ever before. Plus, different brands often use slightly different kinds of technology within the appliance, so it isn't enough to know how to repair the latest technology—you have to understand how each brand utilizes this technology. It's why our technicians are never done training and why it's so important to us to assist in their continued education.
Continued Training So You Receive the Best Service
Since we want to provide you with the very best in repair and replacement services, we do everything we can to exceed your expectations. One way we do this is through our continued training. So, no matter the make or model you're having problems with, our staff is ready to help correct your appliance's issue.


text: 2012 client charged with Felon in Possession of a Firearm after being stopped for not having headlights turned on. The officer removes the client from the vehicle and discovers marijuana, a large sum on cash, and a firearm. The officer seizes the weapon and the client informs the officer that he is a convicted felon. The officer books the client on a 3rd degree felony, Felon in Possession of a Firearm. Case results: Felony dismissed. Client plead to Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon Class A Misdemeanor.


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