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Are you considering becoming a real estate investor? Are you planning to buy a house or maybe renovate one? This article has many tips for the real estate investor. Apply this advice to make the best possible decisions. This way, you can prepare yourself for investing in real estate.
Learn from other real estate investors. Lots of people want to invest in real estate. There are probably many groups formulating in your area that focus on this subject. If you can't find anything like this where you live, there are a lot of forums online where you can speak with investors. Mix and mingle, learning from similar people.
You should make sure you take the time to learn about real estate investing. You must budget your time wisely if you want to make good profits consistently. Toss that softball league or poker night to make yourself a better investor.
When looking at your business strategy, understand your sunk costs that go beyond the general price of the home. Closing costs, legal fees, and other expenses can all add up quickly and cut into your profits. As you work on your numbers make sure that every expense is accounted for on your margin sheet.
Try to invest in real estate in locations that are in-demand. This is critical, since it is going to give you the highest possible resale return. Easy maintenance should be a deciding factor in the property as well.
Prior to shelling out a lot of cash on any property, learn what you need to know. Mistakes in investing in real estate could leave you in a big ditch. Your first investment should be in training yourself properly and know how to protect yourself.
You've now got some excellent insights regarding real estate investing. If you know what you are doing, it's a great way to make some money. It's preferable for renting apartments or homes. Use what you've learned here to begin when dealing with real estate.
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Making money in real estate may sound easy, but people realize that there is a lot more needed in knowledge and experience. As with anything, if you truly know what you're doing, then you're going to have a much better experience. You will not be able to control the market; however, you can give yourself an advantage by having a clear understanding of how it works.
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Protect your growing real estate business by establishing a LLC or other business entity. The protection it offers is for your benefit. You will also benefit from looking into possible tax breaks that could be available for your business.
Have a professional inspect real estate before you buy it. Certain sellers offer to provide inspections, but they may hire someone who is not impartial. You want an unbiased report from a professional you can trust.
Investing in retail and industrial properties requires that you pay attention to two things. The first thing is to never pay a premium for dirt. Second, don't overpay for the business. Objectively assess the land value and the anticipated profits from the business that will be conducted upon it. Ensure that both numbers meet your needs.
When considering a prospective property for investment purposes, try to chose something that will increase in value. Purchasing anything near water or close to other businesses will be beneficial to you later on. As time goes on, you will get better at estimating how much the value of a property will increase by.
Consider how much you'll make off of rent when considering how much a property is worth. This can help you make thousands during the year from others who live in it. Then, when you resell, your profit will be bigger.
Stay away from purchasing real estate in neighborhoods that are bad. Location is extremely important when buying real estate. Research it. Homes in bad neighborhoods are often low-priced. They can prove hard sells, and you risk crime in the meantime.
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Learn the tricks of the trade as personal stylist and fashion blogger, Beth Goodrham shares her fashion secrets at our charity ladies lunch in May. Women who have a passion for fashion are invited to this stylish afternoon, where the fizz will be flowing while they browse the latest trends.
Enjoy a glass of Prosecco or Pimms on arrival followed by a delicious two-course meal created by the talented catering team at Ampersand. Beth Goodrham will share her summer essentials and demonstrate how you can mix and match brands to create a stunning look. These handy tips will be perfect for those all-important summer events, from Ascot to Glastonbury!
A specially selected range of fashion items, beauty products and accessories will also be available for guests to browse at their leisure.
The afternoon is part of our Trustees' fundraising initative to raise £1 million to carry out repairs on and refurbishments of our glasshouses. The money raised will help to support the future of the Birmingham Botanical Gardens and will allow us to create new attractions for our members and visitors.
The ladies luncheon will be hosted at the gardens on Wednesday 13th May 2015, 12pm. Tickets cost £40 per person or £400 for a table of 10. To book your ticket.

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Since 1911, Swiss watch maker Ebel has presented the world with high quality wrist watches with a timeless, elegant and sensual design. The company is named after Eugene Blum and Alice Levey who founded the company. The watch collection combines the technical watch making skills of Blum, as well as Levy's progressive approach to design which established a new standard in watches that continues to influence the industry to this very day.
The ladies collection mixes modern fluid lines with classic elements, beautifully combined to offer a unique and timeless watch that oozes quality. We currently have 6 different women's Ebel ranges available, all beautifully crafted and uniquely designed in a variety of different finishes.
If you like modern fluid curves, take a look at the fabulous X-1 collection. Ceramic has been very popular with a broad range of watch brands in recent years, the material is super strong, lighter than steel and warms up quickly on your skin as well as being ultra-smooth. Ceramic also has a beautiful mid to high gloss luxurious sheen and is scratch resistant, so its no wonder the material has been so popular in recent times. Ebel have taken Ceramic watches a step forward though, this particular range is the first to be seen on the market that offers a Ceramic bracelet with a sensual curved link design rather than the usual rectangular links. A stunning design which also features a scratch resistant sapphire crystal glass, Swiss quartz movement, date display, rotating bezel and is available in either all white Ceramic, or all black. We also have an alternative all white Ceramic X-1 model with a sparkling diamond set bezel and watch face.
Other popular ladies collections include the Ebel Beluga and Brasillia collections, both of which are more classic in design but again built to an incredible standard; an Ebel watch is for life not seasons. Both ranges feature the same gorgeous curvy design touches around a very high quality Swiss movement. They are also available in a variety of finishes including more luxurious diamond set models that would never go unnoticed; lavish yet refined.
The men's collection is as you would expect from Ebel, masterpieces in their own right. Each and every piece has been intricately designed and crafted to offer you sublime build quality, reliability and a unique yet timeless design. All models feature top notch materials including sapphire crystal glass, marine grade stainless steel and are powered by high quality Swiss made movements. The men's collection still retains some fluidity to their designs, more masculine but again a nice mix of modern and classic elements to keep them looking great for years to come.
Francis & Gaye Jewellers are an official Ebel watch dealer, you can visit one of our high street jewellers in the Midlands or purchase your Ebel watch directly online from this website. All models featured on our website are brand new and dispatched with an official manufacturers guarantee, watch box and all applicable paperwork. Its important to choose an official UK dealer, especially when buying a watch of this quality and price point online. Please feel free to give us a call on 0800 977 4391 (+44 800 977 9341 International) if you have any questions, our highly trained staff will be happy to assist you.


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Fin powerful Pro-Star adalah fin yang paling kami banyak jual untuk segmen market resort, atlit PON/Sea Games. Fin ini sudah terbukti sangat reliable dan powerful untuk kejuaraaan fin swimming nasional maupun internasional.
This is a futuristic fin, deriving from the Cressi deep sea skin-diving models, which introduces the use of more reactive materials also in the full foot fin sector of normal length. In fact, the blade is not made from copolymer but fromexceptionally light and reactive polypropylene.This material is combined with a comfortable thermo-rubber (elastomer), used for the foot, for the side stringers and for various inserts.
The blade originates from the upper part of the foot pocket, with a 20% increase in useful surface area compared to a traditional fin of the same length.
The side stringers extend for a good way along the blade, continuing in a protective seal around the whole edge of the blade.
Two stabilising flaps on the end of the blade, on the sole of the foot, guarantee excellent direction of the fin during kicking.
The excellent, highly anatomic, computer-designed foot, guarantees optimum transmission of leg-fin thrust.
The resulting cocktail is a formidable product that makes kicking easier and powerful at the same time.
Pro Star, together with Reaction Pro model, is the most powerful full-foot fin in the Cressi range, except for models specifically designed for deep-sea skin diving and is an excellent choice for snorkelling, skin-diving and Scuba dives.
Technical features
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Ukuran 39-40 -- Panjang telapak kaki 25cm
Ukuran 41-42 -- Panjang telapak kaki 27cm
Ukuran 43-44 -- Panjang telapak kaki 28cm
Now, continuing our tradition, Big Eyes Evo comes along as the predecessor of the Classic Big Eyes.
When every movement counts, the Big Eyes Evolution helps free divers move less and see more.
Inverted tear-drop lenses are raked inward for greater downward visibility and provide very low internal volume.
The dual density silicone skirt provides an excellent, no-fuss seal and low-profile micrometric buckles help keep drag to a minimum.
Special snorkel with a special patented "Aquastop" valve at the top that keeps water out, making breathing easier and more natural. The tube has an expanded elliptical shape in order to increase comfort and air-delivery capacity. Purge valve near the mouthpiece. Distinguished from the Alpha Dry version by its anatomically curved shape.


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At least that's what CDR Bullard said when he scolded me. And he was backed up by his partner in crime, that troublemaker, CDR O'Malley.
Ok, so up to the reception we all go. All million of us....ok, I'm exaggerating but there was a real crush of humanity up there. I grabbed a soda and talked to everyone I knew and lots of people I didn't. Eleanor Samuels of the Navy League. Dr. Momentum, CDR Bullard's cousin - one of my favorite libs. CDR Gillen, USN (ret), 59th in command of USS Constitution - a fellow Townie. Major General Carter fo the MA National Guard who I did know because of a friend of his. there was also a young officer who was there because CDR had been his first XO. We discussed social media briefly. I also got a few minutes to talk to Mrs. Bullard.
I was introduced to CDR Cooper and his wife. I told them that it was nice to be introduced this way. After all, it's soooooo much easier than what I had to do to meet CDR Bullard. LOL I said "That part in his remarks where he said he was glad he didn't run away....that option was actually on the table." I was going to explain who I was when CDR Cooper said he has read this blog. I NEVER know what to say when people tell me that. I know what I want to say is "This is complete nonsense! What are you doing here!"
I said to CDR O'Malley "Can you introduce me to VADM Locklear?" He laughed and said "Maggie, I can't introduce you to people I don't know." I told him "That's fine, follow me over and I'll introduce you. It's what I do." Just then CDR Bullard came up and took me over to meet the Admiral. I shook his hand "Hi, I'm Maggie, do you know my friend ADM Harvey." I didn't catch the response because people started laughing. Anyway, we had a pleasant exchange and the Admiral showed off the one or two words he can say like a Bostonian thanks to his wife's careful tutelage.
So, now, the part where I was scolded.......
Go read this really quick.
Back? Ok, well I was standing next to CDR O'Malley when CDR Bullard came up to him with a shell like CDR Junge's.
Then he turned and handed one to me. With a certificate.
I looked at him. I looked at the shell. I looked at him.
That's when he scolded me. "There's no crying in the Navy!"


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I offer the following treatments:
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1. Remedial Massage For people with specific muscular problems
As name suggests Remedial massage is a form of massage to remedy muscular pain that is due to accumulated stress and/or a chronic or acute muscular injury, for example:
Whiplash Frozen shoulder & related shoulder girdle problems
Sciatic problems Repetitive Strain injuries (RSI)
Carpel tunnel syndrome Leg, knee & foot problems
It uses some of the same massage techniques as in deep tissue & sports massage:
Usually pain conditions will not go away in one session.
Four to six weekly treatments to focus on pain reduction & increased
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2. Deep Tissue Massage
For People with general muscular tension
Do you suffer from:
Niggling pain in the back Aching joints
Stiff neck and shoulders that cause excessive pain and headaches
I offer drug-free pain relief for these conditions.
Deep Tissue massage is a treatment that uses deep, penetrating and soothing massage techniques for problems created by daily stress.
Often the bodys reaction is to develop painful spasms, adhesions and tightness that impairs the muscle function and restricts mobility.
Deep Tissue massage will help loosen these restrictions, relieving pain, improving circulation and bringing a sense of easiness and lightness.
Muscular tension responds well to deep tissue treatments. It usually takes between four and six treatments to alleviate the condition, however you should find your muscles beginning to feel more relaxed after only one session.
Pain management advice and tips on prevention will also be given as appropriate.
The techniques used in sports massage are:
Especially in cases of sports injuries, follow up treatments
(between 4 and 6) are important to help avoid recurrence of injuries.
For Complete Relaxation - Relieves Stress & Anxiety
A blend of specially prepared organic, essential oils are applied during the massage. The oils can differ
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Holistic massage relaxes the body, utilizing the therapeutic properties of touch. It can relieve physical tension and emotional stress, inducing a sense of well-being and increasing vitality.
Regular massage can help to relieve physical tension, emotional stress and associated symptoms such as anxiety, depression, headaches and insomnia inducing a sense of well-being and increased vitality.
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A massage designed to relieve tension and stress placed on a mothers body during pregnancy. Relieves muscle spasm, hip and back pain and improves circulation. It also helps to maximise breathing capacity that is needed during labour.
Encourages Detoxification in a Gentle Way
An extremely light, repetitive hands-on treatment that re-energizes the lymphatic system to expel toxins from the body. The skin is massaged across and along pathways of the lymphatic system to increase the flow and correct any excess of fluid within the body tissues. This treatment is beneficial for people suffering from recurring infections and a low immune system.
For Ultimate Relaxation & To Reduces Accumulated Tension
Hot Stone Massage uses smooth, heated volcanic basalt stones of varying sizes that absorb and retain heat. In addition to the use of the stones, traditional Swedish massage techniques are applied.
During the treatment, some of the stones are placed along the spine or other key points of the body, creating a sense of total comfort. The pleasantly heated stones deeply penetrate and warm tight muscles and help to release long-standing tensions in a gentle way.
Working on the feet, releasing tension of the entire body
Reflexology is a safe treatment primarily used for relaxing tension in the body by applying pressure to various points on the feet & hands.
The principal behind it is that there are reflex areas on the feet & hands that correspond to all of the glands, organs and parts of the body.
Stimulating these reflexes properly can help many health problems in a natural way and can be regarded as a type of preventative maintenance.
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Sometimes we experience moments in life that require us to ponder and process.
I have been living in such a state for the past week. The events of last weekend, my first ever speaking engagement, still swirling around my heart and mind. I had written Here about my feelings regarding the event. (Let's just sum it up by saying that I was feeling less than confident.) But something happened last Saturday that I still can't fully process. But then again, can you ever really process God's extraordinary grace?
Grace upon grace was the theme of the weekend.
I spoke on the grace of God. Grace which delights in using ordinary people to do extraordinary things, through Him and for Him. I had prayed for His grace to flow through me. I was strengthened by the prayers of many who graciously prayed for me and for the women who would be in attendance.
Grace and more grace.
I had spent the night before at my aunt's house, which just so happens to be the house my grandparents had lived in. My grandparents – two people I adored more than I could possibly express here, and who prayed for me, encouraged me and loved me more than I could have ever deserved. As I snuggled in bed that night, memories of sleep-overs with my grandmother (whose name was Grace) washed over me like a warm bath.
I could almost hear our giggles from those days long ago, which were always eventually followed by my granddaddy's amused call: "You girls quiet down in there." Memories flooded my heart, as if hugs were being given from heaven.
Lavish grace.
In the darkness I reached for my Bible and then turned on my reading light. I read a familiar passage, one I have turned to many times. 2 Chronicles 20:15-17 – the passage I always read the night before doing something that scares me. (I have been reading this passage since my teen years!) I love that the verse says, "Go out and face them tomorrow and the LORD will be with you." It has always comforted me the night before facing a fear: whether it was a singing a solo, going in for a job interview, moving to a new city, or anything that pushed me out of my comfort zone. The verse has been my go to verse for decades. But it wasn't until the night before my first speaking event that I noticed something extraordinary about my "go-to" verse. That night, my eyes rose two verse higher:
All the men of Judah, with their wives and children and little ones, stood there before the Lord.Then the Spirit of the Lord came on Jahaziel son of Zechariah….as he stood in the assembly.
All this time, reading my comfort verse, I have never noticed that the one speaking God's words (the words that have held me through some scary things) were spoken by an ordinary man. Not the king. Not a well-known prophet. Not a priest. Just an ordinary guy in the crowd that day.
Powerful truth for an ordinary girl feeling completely unworthy and unqualified to stand on a stage before 200 women in just a few short hours.
It was as if God had hidden that part of the passage from me for that very moment.
Grace upon grace.
The morning of the event dawned clear, bright and warm – warm enough to wear sandals in December! (Plus 1 for Florida!!) We arrived at the church and were greeted by the sweetest and kindest women, each eager to share a word of encouragement. My phone buzzed with texts offering prayers and thoughts. My heart was full.
Sustaining grace.
I took the stage, my heart ponding. And then…..peace.
It felt as if Jesus Himself had stood up and rebuked my fear just as surely as He had the storm.
I spoke to a sea of beautiful faces, many of which belonged to family members I hadn't seen since grandmother's funeral. All gathered that day because of grace….God's extraordinary grace.
The time ended with a video to one of my favorite songs "Be Born in Me." I had used a lyric from that song in my message,
Lord, I'm just a girl, nothing more. But I am willing. I am yours.
That pretty much summed up my message that day: God doesn't call us because of who we are. He isn't concerned with our qualifications or lack thereof. He simply calls us to trust Him and then transforms us by His extraordinary grace.
All He asks of us is to just be willing.
I was honored beyond words by those who came up after to share a little bit of their story with me. It was simply precious.
Then my extended family (and my sweet friend who had surprised me by attending that day!) gathered at my aunt's house. We reminisced, we laughed, we shared, we loved. A group of people who share little in common other than blood and history. But who love each other fiercely because of that which we do share.
As we stood for an long overdue family photo, it struck me that I was glimpsing a picture of eternity. For gathered there was a group of individuals with different interests and hobbies. We had some from Florida, some from up north, and one who was born in the Ukraine. Represented in the photo are many who were born into the family, some who were brought in through marriage and some who have been adopted in (some formally and some informally!) We had differing political views standing side by side, content to lay their differences aside for the sake of something greater.
We even had gluten-free standing next to gluten-loving!
All gathered together because of God's extraordinary Grace.
I am still basking in the goodness of God who poured out His grace in such abundance that it left me breathless. I know that the euphoria will eventually fade, but His grace has left a permanent mark on my heart – almost as if He has engrave it there…
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Razor burn can be regular menace for men as they shave on regular basis. It can be described as the skin burn, irritation or itchy feeling on an area after shaving. It can result into swollen and red rash on skin.
As regular shaving is required the razor burns are bound to occur. The reasons for razor burn can be due to,
- Use of shaving cream or soap which doesn't suit you
- Use of dirty towel
- Use of blunt blade in razor
- Use razor without properly moisturizing the skin
- Pressing too hard on the skin with the razor
You will get burning sensation when you apply water to the affected area. Body's immune system activates to these burns and result into swelling and redness of these area.
Razor burn is not a problem with men, it can also happen to those women who shaves their legs and armpits. Razor burns can annoying and discomfort. There are some homemade ways which can help you get rid of the razor burns.
Here are some home remedies for razor burns
Cold Compress:
For any burn cold treatment is effective, same is the case with razor burn. A cold compression on an affected area will help get relief from the stinging sensation and removes swelling. It also works on the red areas and prevents bumps formation.
1. Take some ice cubes; wrap them in a piece of cloth. Place this cloth on the affected area. It will give you relief from burning sensation.
2. Take a fresh towel. Now soak it in the cold water. Extract the extra water. Apply this towel on the affected area. Repeat this process as you need.
Note- Splashing cold water on the skin after shaving helps reduce the risk of razor burns.
Aloe Vera
Aloe Vera is a traditional remedy for all skin related problems. It can also be used for razor burns.It keeps the skin moisturized and also help the skin to heal fast.
1. Take a fresh aloe Vera leaf and extract gel from it. Apply this gel on the affected area. Leave it to dry on its own, once done wash it with cold water. Repeat this process 2-3 times a day.
2. You can use also use aloe Vera cream. But choose which has natural component not artificial ones.
Cucumber is rich in water and helps moisturize the skin. It contains vitamins C and K, which helps in getting relief from skin irritation and swelling.
1. Slice a fresh cucumber. Put the slices in the freezer for 15-20 minutes. Apply these slices to the affected area. Repeat this process at regular interval.
2. Make a blend of cucumber and yogurt. Apply it to the affected area. Leave it for half an hour. Wash it with the help of warm water.
The vinegar's acidic property helps in prevention from infection. It also helps in reducing the swelling and the itching in the affected area. You can use Apple cider vinegar, or any other vinegar available in the kitchen.
1. Take a piece of cotton, soak it in apple cider vinegar. Apply this on the affected skin. Let it dry for some times. Then wash it away with cold water. It will help to get relief from itching and stinging sensation.
2. Take some vinegar in a bowl; add some amount of honey in it. Properly mix it, and then apply on the affected skin. Wash it after 20-30 min. Repeat this process 2-3 times a day.
Aspirin can also be used for the treatment of razor burns. It helps in reduce inflammation and redness across the affected area.
1. Take two aspirins in a dish; add few drops of water in it. Mix it and make a paste. Apply this paste on the affected area. Leave it for 10-15 minutes then wash it with warm water. Repeat this process twice a day.
Honey has many benefits and one benefit is its use in razor burns. It prevents the spread of infection and also help treat swelling and itching of the skin.
1. Directly apply small amount of honey on the affected area. Let it dry for some time, later wash it with water. Repeat this process until you get relief.
2. Mix a small amount of yogurt with honey. Mix it properly. Apply honey mixture on the affected area of your body. Repeat this process 2-3 times a daily.
Black Tea
Black tea bags can be applied on the razor burns. It contains tannic acid which has protective effects on the skin.
1. Soak a tea bag in warm water. Then put it in freezer for 10-15 minutes. Rub it on the affected area. Repeat this process as you require in a day.
Coconut Oil
Coconut oil is very good for your skin. It can also help get relief from razor burns. It contains Lauric acid which helps treat viral infection and helps reduce burning and itching feeling.
1. Apply some coconut oil on the affected area. As simple as it seems. Repeat this process for few times a day. It will be very useful for you.
Baby powder
You can also apply baby powder on the affected skin area. It is specially made for babies' soft skin. It is antiseptic and antibacterial which is very good for the razor burn.
These home remedies are useful in treating razor burns. Some remedies are to be used differently in case of men or women. If you don't get any relief from the above mentioned remedies, you should better consult a doctor.
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Fashionable and functional. A waterproof, high-top sneaker with outdoor functionality, the AUCKLAND WT TEXAPORE BOOT is part of our AUCKLAND leisure footwear series.
The soft suede leather upper gives the boot a contemporary, street style look and the robustness of an outdoor boot. A TEXAPORE membrane prevents water ingress.
The AUCKLAND WT TEXAPORE BOOT has a cushioning EVA midsole and our special comfort fit gives the foot the room it needs. The outsole has a classic vulcanised look but is significantly lighter and more comfortable. The tread provides good grip in wet and slippery conditions.
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Sunderland are odds-on favourites to land Manchester United outcast Adnan Januzaj, according to bookies.
The Black Cats have yet to make a signing this summer, having been hamstrung by the Football Association's long-winded pursuit of Sam Allardyce.
But his successor David Moyes has been in the Stadium of Light hotseat for over a week now.
And during his official unveiling on Wearside on Monday, the Scot revealed moves are afoot to kick-start the club's recruitment.
Two bids for players are understood to have been lodged, while when asked about interest in both Januzaj and Marouane Fellaini, Moyes - who has managed both men - said: "I'd love to get that level of player, that's my aim.
"If those good players want to come to the North East and join me I'll drive down to Manchester and pick them up. I'd be happy to have them.
"They're excellent players. We're interested but I'm sure loads of other clubs are as well."
Fellaini's wage demands are likely to price him out of Sunderland's reach.
But Belgium international Januzaj is expected to leave Old Trafford, with Jose Mourinho having left him out of last Saturday's pre-season win over Galatasaray.
Moyes gave the 21-year-old his Manchester United debut in August 2013, and bookmakers BetStars have priced the Black Cats at 10/11 favourites to reunite the winger with his former boss.
Next in line among Premier League clubs are Everton at 9/2, 7/1 Swansea City and Stoke City, who can be backed at 12/1.
Ajax are 3/1, Paris Saint-Germain 8/1 and Borussia Dortmund 20/1.
"Following a typically brutal statement by Jose Mourinho at the weekend, the odds suggest Adnan Januzaj is set for the Old Trafford exit door," said a BetStars spokesman.
"Sunderland have emerged as odds-on favourites at 10/11 to sign Januzaj, which would see the Belgian reunited with former boss David Moyes."


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Designers and web developers are hard to come by these days, but I've been using a new website that is full of them. Imagine a Facebook-style site built for talented UX designers and programmers, where they can share interesting links, pictures, or code snippets with each other.
Forrst does just that. I had a chance to interview Kyle Bragger, Forrst's founder. The responses are below:
How did Forrst get started?
Forrst got started because I wanted to share development related things with other developers and didn't know where to do that. Tumblr and Twitter, while great platforms, were too general purpose and I didn't feel like it was the right place to share purely dev and design related stuff. I also didn't know anywhere I could go hang out and talk shop with other devs.
Forrst is about the community, so it's kinda hard to get an invite. How do you decide on whether or not someone gets an invite?
Every developer and designer who apply will eventually be able to join the community. My goal in keeping things private and invite only is twofold: first, I aim to foster a space where people are not afraid to share what they think might not be their best work, in the interest of gaining valuable feedback and constructive criticism.
I think when things are public, there is more reticence to share and say what's really on someone's mind. Secondly, by only letting in a handful of people every day, new users are able to get their bearings and start to feel at home with the community. I think letting in a ton of people all at once would destroy that.
What is your favorite part of building a startup?
For me, I love the hands-on stuff: writing code, solving problems, talking to people. I love that stuff.
The best part though, is probably getting to listen to users and immediately being able to react to their feedback, iterate, and push a solution that day. No bureaucracy involved.
Explain how a Ranger works.
Rangers are our way of highlighting folks that are awesome at tracking down content in specific areas. For example, if you post a bunch of python related posts, and they get a lot of love from other members, you'll likely unlock Ranger status for Python. While you're a Ranger (it's possible to lose it as well), any python posts you contribute will have a special badge. It's a neat way to reward people for finding and sharing awesome content.
Are there any upcoming features that you are working on?
Yes, a few. One is a big refresh for code posts. Right now, they're not as functional or good-looking as I'd like, so I'm heads down focusing on making them better. They definitely could use some love.
Also rolling out next week are Post Replies. A ton of people have been posting multiple iterations of code and design stuff, but until now there was no easy way to logically link two related posts together; Post Replies is a way to do exactly that. You're able to reply to your own posts, but also to others' posts as well.
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Sen. Kamala Harris, D-Calif., says she is opposed to the Supreme Court nomination of Judge Brett Kavanaugh, and that his appointment could essentially lead to the end of a woman's ability to have an abortion even if Roe v. Wade isn't overturned. Harris joins Judy Woodruff to discuss her concerns for issues of reproductive rights, same-sex marriage and other forms of discrimination.
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ALBANY – The Sage men's volleyball team took two wins in its home opener Saturday against Mount Ida (25-16, 25-17, 25-17) and Keuka (25-23, 25-17, 25-16).
In Sage's (3-2) first match against the Mustangs of Mount Ida (4-3), Sage jumped out to a 10-6 lead in the first set on kills by Shane Wenz (Valatie, NY/Ichabod Crane) and Bailey Cecchi (Agawam, MA/Agawam) and a block by Casey Fitzpatrick (Haverhill, MA/Haverhill) and Tyler Schnaible (Ballston Lake, NY/Shenendehowa). The Gators built on their momentum and went on a 11-4 run (22-11 score) on the backs of Wenz, Schnaible, Ryan Guyton (Lockport, NY/Lockport) and Jarod Martel (Albany, NY/Colonie Central). The Mustangs went on a small 3-0 run to cut Sage's lead to eight (22-14 score), but the Gators scored their last three points on a service error and kills from Schnaible and Guyton to take the first set 25-16.
The second set started 5-5 until Sage went on a 5-1 run (10-6 score) led by Chris MacArthur (Ancram, NY/Taconic Hills). Mount Ida cut the lead down to 11-9 on a series of Sage errors. However, the Gators went on a run to go up 19-10 on blocks by Wenz and MacArthur, an ace by Zachary Karl (West Monroe, NY/Central Square) and a kill from Guyton. Both sides continued to swap points until the Mustangs went on a 4-1 (22-16 score) on errors by Sage. The Gators chomped back to score its final three points on service errors and a Guyton kill to take the second set 25-17.
In the final set, Sage jumped to an early 10-6 with points from Fitzpatrick, Schnaible, Guyton, Cecchi and Karl. Both sides swapped points until the Gators went on a 6-3 (16-9 score) run with kills from Guyton, Cecchi and Martel. The Gators extended their lead to 21-12 on the backs of Karl, Guyton and Schnaible. The Mustangs followed with a small 3-0 run that had an ace from Nathan Sprengle and a kill from Peter Griffenkranz. Sage countered with a 4-2 run to take the third set 25-17.
Guyton scored a match-high 15.5 points on 10 kills, five aces and one block. Fitzpatrick led the way in assists with a match-high 26. On the defensive end, Wenz totaled an impressive six blocks with Cecchi chipping in six digs.
Mount Ida was led by Griffenkranz with 6.0 points on five kills and two blocks while Sprengle totaled 13 assists. The Mustangs were led on defense by Nelson Leadbetter with a match-high seven digs and Tyler Shinkle with three blocks.
In Sage's second match with Keuka (1-1), Sage jumped out to an early 4-1 lead on kills by Guyton and Cecchi. The Wolves countered with an 8-5 run to tie the game 9-9 on the back of Christian Nickerson and Connor Gail. Both teams continued to swap points until Sage took a 22-18 lead with a solo block by MacArthur. Keuka responded with a small 5-2 run (24-23 score) on a kill by Jared Kucko and a block by Colin Steele and Kucko. Schnaible followed up with Sage's set-winning kill to take the set 25-23.
In the second set, both teams swapped points in a tight exchange leading to a 16-16 tie. Sage finally pulled ahead with a five-point lead (21-16 score) with kills by Guyton and Wenz, an ace from Fitzpatrick and a block by MacArthur and Wenz. Keuka broke up the run with a kill by Gail, but Sage went on a 4-0 run to take the set 25-17.
After starting the final set 6-4 in favor of Sage, the Gators went on a 9-2 run (15-6 score) with kills from Cecchi and Guyton and a block by Fitzpatrick and Karl. The Wolves countered with a small 3-0 run (15-9 score) on the back of Chris Corcoron. Sage responded with a 9-4 (24-13 score) run featuring kills by Martel, Schnaible, Cecchi and Karl along with a block by Fitzpatrick and Schnaible. Keuka staged a small 3-0 comeback (24-16 score) with a kill by Gail until Guyton put away the match with the set-winning kill.
Sage was led by Guyton with a game-high 17 points on 16 kills and one ace. Cecchi added 10 points with 10 kills. Fitzpatrick recorded his first double-double of the year with 31 assists and 11 digs. MacArthur led the way on defense with four blocks while Melvin Tejada (Springfield, MA/Springfield) with six digs.
Keuka was led by Gail with 11 points on 11 kills. Corcoran totaled 23 assists and eight digs while Steele came up with three blocks.
Wenz's six kills against Mount Ida rank 3rd in Sage single-match (three sets) history. MacArthur moved up to 8th in the career record books passing Scott Fitzgerald in career kills (316) and points (413). Guyton also re-etched his name in career records by passing Jeb Kubish and Scott Fitzgerald in digs (282) for 8th place.
The Gators are set to host Elms in their next match on Wed., Feb. 2 in Kahl Gymnasium at 7 p.m.


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One thing that struck me as I started to cook more was the necessity of good quality tools in the kitchen. While there are certainly many fun "gadgets," depending on the space you have, I would focus on quality over quantity. Find items that can serve many purposes rather than items that are only good for one use. Here are some products that I can't live without:
Blendtec Blender – A high quality, high speed blender is a MUST for from scratch cooking. You can mix batters, make nut butters, make soups, smoothies, etc. We had a really nice KitchenAid from our wedding, but it was pretty much only good for basic smoothies and margaritas. My Mom did tons of research between a Vitamix and Blendtec and landed on this one for me for Christmas a few years ago. It has been amazing!
Hamilton Set n Forget Slow Cooker – I have had this slow cooker for almost five years and absolutely love it. You can purchase more fancy (read: expensive) slow cookers, but this one really gets the job done for the price. I love that you can program it and it will do all the "thinking" for you while you are away at work, errands, etc.
InstantPot – I got this amazing electric pressure cooker for Christmas and I am OBSESSED. My favorite use is making shredded chicken from frozen chicken breasts, which I have done often because I always forget to thaw my chicken :/ Really, the possibilities with this are endless…. spaghetti squash in 9 minutes (what?!), hard boiled eggs that peel easy, pulled pork, the list goes on. Another tip: You can convert most slow cooker soup recipes to the InstantPot with the 30 minutes "Soup" function! (Short on space? Skip the slow cooker listed above and purchase this lid to use your InstantPot as a slow cooker too!)
Food Processor – When making so many things from scratch, a great food processor is a must. We (and I think the rest of the world) have the Cuisinart 14 cup food processor. It is a classic, and definitely gets the job done.
Dutch Oven – A solid dutch oven can be used for stove top cooking and popped right into the oven. I have this more basic version from Lodge – use it all the time – and it has worked great. You can, of course, go all out and pay way more, but this works for us. (Home Goods and TJ Maxx are also great places to look for dutch ovens and other cast iron products!)
Quality Kitchen Knife – True Story: My husband was a Cutco salesman in college which means he acquired thousands of dollars in knives, which I have been the beneficiary of 🙂 It was really nice to have so many amazing knives early in our marriage. If you can get your hands on Cutco knives, do so!! However, my aunt got us this amazing Shun chef's knife, and we are also obsessed. It is so versatile!!
Large Cutting Board – With tons of cooking comes tons of food prep. A large cutting board is a total necessity.
Quality Pots & Pans – We got a wonderful Calphalon nonstick set for our wedding and I also invested in a cast iron skillet. Nearly five years in and they are all still performing great. I think we will probably invest in some new pans in a few years, but these have served us well!
Prep Bowls – I may have a bowl addiction (if you ask my husband!)
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During the 1960s Derrida published several influential pieces in Tel Quel, France's forum of leftist avant-garde theory. Among this group were not only those mentioned above in relation to postmodernism, but also Bataille, Barthes, Kristeva, and several others. He later distanced himself from Tel Quel.
He taught philosophy at the Sorbonne from 1960-1964 and the École Normale Superieure from 1964-1984. He currently directs the École des Hautes Études en Science Sociales in Paris. Since 1986 he has also been Professor of Philosophy, French and Comparative Literature at the University of California, Irvine and continues to lecture in academic institutions on both sides of the Atlantic.
Derrida is "perhaps the world's most famous philosopher -- if not the only famous philosopher," in the words of Dinitia Smith, the talented and entertaining author of the aforementioned New York Times feature "Philosopher Gamely in Defense of His Ideas." Ms. Smith confided in the article, "A scholar ... warned against asking him [Derrida] to define 'deconstruction,' the notoriously difficult and widely influential method of inquiry he invented more than three decades ago. 'Make it your last question,' the scholar counseled, because it sends deconstructionists into "paroxysms of rage.'"
If Derrida and deconstruction can not be discussed one without the other, what then is deconstruction? Definitions even vary, from a seven page-explanation to a four page entry or an eleven page reference. How does Professor Derrida himself define it? He says of course a very great deal in numerous writings as well as in published interviews such as Deconstruction in a nutshell: a conversation with Jacques Derrida. What Ms. Smith reported of their conversation at the Polo Grill is the following:
"It is impossible to respond," Mr. Derrida said. "I can only do something which will leave me unsatisfied." But after some prodding, he gave it a try anyway. "I often describe deconstruction as something which happens. It's not purely linguistic, involving text or books. You can deconstruct gestures, choreography. That's why I enlarged the concept of text."
Mr. Derrida did not seem angry at having to define his philosophy at all; he was even smiling. "Everything is a text; this is a text," he said, waving his arm at the diners around him in the bland suburbanlike restaurant, blithely picking at their lunches, completely unaware that they were being "deconstructed."
Mr. Derrida did not seem angry at having to define his philosophy at all; he was even smiling. "Everything is a text; this is a text," he said, waving his arm at the diners around him in the bland suburbanlike restaurant, blithely picking at their lunches, completely unaware that they were being "deconstructed."
And in such an atmosphere of keen debate and disagreements, parody is not unknown. Stanford English Professor John L'Heureux, with deconstruction and its critical-theoretical progeny in view, offered the reader this prospect of a brave new academic world in his novel The Handmaid of Desire:
This department [The Department of Theory and Discourse] was his dream; it would revolutionize university studies. It would include Comp Lit, Mod Thought, and all the little language departments -- French, Russian, Spanish, you name it. It would take on all written documents, equally with absolute indifference to the author's reputation or the western canon or the nature of writing itself -- whether it was Flaubert's Bovary or a 1950 tax form or a label on a Campbell's soup can . . .-- and subject them all to the probing, thrusting, hard-breathing analysis of the latest developments in metaphilosophical trans-literary theory. Whatever those theories might be. Wherever they might lead.
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Think Italy.
We bet that you thought fashion, gelato, sun, very hot men and women, sunglasses, old old buildings, loads of art made by a bunch of dead guys.
Think Florence.
We bet that you thought of The Renaissance, the amazing Duomo, Michelangelo, more very hot men and women, Prada, Gucci, and Ferragamo, more gelato, and more history than you would know what to do with.
But did you think innovative cloud business tools? Or liquid organization? Or virtual tools for virtual businesses?
We didn't think so.
Perhaps you should. Perhaps you should look at Italy in a whole different way. Allow us to illuminate you.
Florence, Italy. The birthplace of the Renaissance, the most populous city in Tuscany, and a prime holiday spot for millions of tourists every year. With a rich backstory, Florence has become internationally recognized for its plethora of art, culture, and history. From the Medici family's rule to the fashion, Florence has no shortage of stories to tell. A large part of these stories involve marvellous ingenuity and cutting edge lifestyles.
Most people probably associate Italy and Florence with things like olive oil, espresso, and gelato. Not that those are bad things (the Clools team survives on the last two), but this country has a lot more to offer. Italy has long been considered an "old school" country. One could stay a stereotype of the Italian lifestyle is that it heavily maintains traditional ways of life and it doesn't seek out change maybe as quickly as other first-world countries. While this is true to a some extent, Clools as you will discover flies in the face of tradition, goes against the tide, is a fly in the ointment, gathers no moss, dares, challenges the establishment and generally turns upside-down and inside-out. There just might be much more to Italy that meets the eye. Watch out!
During the mid 1400s the Gutenberg press was invented, which allowed ideas to be spread more quickly and farther than before. Well, think of the internet as the modern-day Gutenberg printing press. New virtual services and platforms like blogging, social media, and of course, cloud computing, permit is to easily share our ideas with everyone. I can easily share notes with my team, tweet, or post a blog for you read. Ideas can be shared quickly and easily with one person or the masses, and feedback is instantaneous.
It's no secret the Renaissance was all about art. From Da Vinci to Michelangelo, art enjoyed a starring role during that time period. While the Clools team may not be made up of world-renowned artists, we've been known to try our hand at modern-day art (if you can call it that). Instead of painting masterpieces we post pictures on Instagram (LG and Samsung on Android are our tools of choice – no drying time involved). While taking a quick shot of some beautiful Tuscan clouds may not be the same as executing the Sistine Chapel's ceiling, it's a fast and effective way to communicate. It allows us to get a specific message across on a specific channel to a specific bunch of people. Much like Pope Julius II did when commissioning the Sistine Chapel; a space for special meetings, Papal enclaves and the like to a small and privileged bunch of people. He was definitely using the wall space to get a message across.
The internet era is a second Renaissance of sorts. The ease with which we can communicate across countries, continents, and time zones means that ideas, concepts, etc spread like the plague, or potentially go "viral." The word "renaissance" means "rebirth" in French. During the actual Renaissance, art, science, lifestyles, and methods of thinking were all changing and growing. Well now during what we are dubbing the second Renaissance, those same things are still changing and growing. Clools means to be a driving part of that on the business organisation front. While the subject focus may not strictly be on art and science as they were during the first Renaissance, on today's lists we definitely have creativity and technology.
The Clools environment is a forward-thinking one. Gone is the traditional concept of "a place for everything and everything in its place". The very word "place" becomes highly nebulous in our cloud world. The basic building blocks for the entire platform are cutting-edge ones, which are continually up-graded for greater building powers, higher peripheral integration, increased flexibility and some secret magical powers. We like to think of it as creativity and technology on steroids.
And our business is located on a cloud that hovers just over Florence, Italy, the cradle of the Renaissance. What better place for a cloud?
Think again about Italy. We might have widened your horizons …


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Our social media platforms are missional communities where people gather to engage each other. Our intention is to go into these communities with the Gospel. This is our Social Media missional world view.
Similar to traditional missionaries who travel to the communities of the world, we do it through cyber space. Click on any of our social media platforms to like, follow, share, and engage for the glory of God.
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I decided in 2008 that our ministry would exploit the culture's common grace development of Social Media (SM) because there is an "echo of omnipresence" in SM. I believed that through the "redemptive use of technology" we could take the Gospel to any place in the world that made use of the Internet. That has now happened.
Stunning grace!
This page gives you the communities that we are currently penetrating and/or would like to penetrate more effectively. (Of course, the primary "community" is the website itself–the engine that makes everything else go.)
I would be most encouraged if you did three things for this ministry:
- Pray that the Gospel would go forth into these communities for the purpose of drawing them to our site for ongoing care.
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Workers' Compensation for a Bending or Lifting Injury
Help for Philadelphia Workers Suffering With a Repetitive Stress Injury
Bending down to lift objects puts a lot of stress and strain on your hips, knees, back, elbows and shoulders. If moving objects from one place to another is a part of your job, you should be given training and safety equipment (like a back brace) to ensure that you keep your body safe from harm. After months or years of doing that kind of work, however, you might discover that over time, you have seriously injured yourself.
When that happens, you want a dedicated and experienced Philadelphia workers' compensation lawyer on your side to protect your interests. At Larry Pitt & Associates, our team of legal professionals is there to help injured Philadelphia workers obtain the benefits they need after they suffered a repetitive stress or strain injury.
The dangers of bending and lifting
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, "Musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) accounted for 32 percent of all injury and illness cases in 2014 at a rate of 33.8 cases per 10,000 full-time workers," making them one of the most common types of injury that year. Overexertion was the most common cause, and strains were the most common result. Bending and lifting heavy objects all day long can easily lead to overexertion and result in strains.
The most common kinds of strain injuries derived from excessive bending and lifting affecting the back and legs. Undue stress on the tendons, muscles and ligaments in your back could lead to:
- Bulging or herniated discs
- Chronic back pain
- Degenerative disc disease
- Lower back strains
- Spinal cord damage, leading to partial or permanent paralysis
Who is most at risk?
Certain industries and professions lead the pack when it comes to bending and lifting injuries. The Philadelphia workers most at risk of hurting their shoulders, backs, hips and knees include:
- Construction workers
- Delivery workers
- Farmers and agricultural workers
- Home health aides
- Janitors and maintenance staff
- Landscapers
- Nurses
- Professional movers
- Retail workers
- Warehouse workers
Repetitive stress injuries (RSI), especially those to the back, hips and knees, can lead to life-long mobility issues. At Larry Pitt & Associates, we help workers with RSIs obtain the workers' compensation benefits they are entitled to receive after they have been hurt on the job. If the injury you sustain is too damaging, and leaves you unable to work at all, we can also help you apply for Social Security Disability.
Our Philadelphia, PA Workers' Compensation Lawyers Assist Workers Injured as a Result of Repetitive Bending and Lifting
Larry Pitt & Associates has spent the last four decades protecting injured workers in Philadelphia and throughout Pennsylvania by fighting on their behalf. If you sustained a workplace injury, we want to hear your story. To make a free appointment with an experienced Philadelphia workers' compensation lawyer who understands the risks of bending and lifting injuries, please call 888-PITT-LAW or fill out our contact form. We proudly represent clients throughout Berks County, Bucks County, Chester County, Delaware County, Montgomery County and Philadelphia County.


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OSHA's maximum penalties have not been raised since 1990. The increases are significant: the maximum penalties will increase by 78%. The maximum penalty for serious violations will increase from $7,000 to $12,471. The maximum penalty for willful or repeated violations will increase from $70,000 to $124,709. Except for willful violations, minimum penalties are not affected. The new penalties are as follows:
• Other than Serious violations: $12,471
• Serious violations: $12,471
• Repeat violations: $124,709
• Willful violations: $124,709 (with a minimum penalty of $8,908)
• Failure-to-abate violations: $12,471 per day
These increases may present a substantial increase in potential exposure for OSHA violations. These increases may be significant enough to influence decisions to settle or contest OSHA claims, especially for small businesses. OSHA's website states that it will continue to provide penalty reductions based on the size of the employer and other factors.
The increases go into effect on August 1, 2016. Public comments will be accepted until August 15, 2016. The interim rule does not discuss whether the new penalties will be applied to inspections begun before August 1, 2016; however, OSHA's website states that any citations issued by OSHA on or after that date will be subject to the new penalties if the related violations occurred after November 2, 2015. OSHA will issue revisions to its Field Operations Manual by August 1 to provide guidance to field staff on the implementation of the new penalties. Click here to find the interim rule.
If you have any questions regarding these issues, please contact your OSHA counsel at Smith, Gambrell & Russell, LLP.


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Autumn 2017 Newsletter
I tend to wax prolific when it comes to autumn and as I have written before, the word "autumn" conjures up much more of the season than the word "fall." I usually quote John Keats in his majestic poem "To Autumn," which never fails to emote after countless reads. So I start out this piece with the word "wistful," a word to describe yearning for what has passed. We might be wistful that spring and summer have passed and yearn for times that are lost and will never be reclaimed. Then there is the word "maudlin," a word from the bible that is a derivative of "Magdalene," the prostitute who washed the feet of Christ at the cross with her tears as repentance for her sins. But maudlin implies a sense of false sentimentality often induced by too much alcohol. Then, of course is the very word "sentimental," that implies being driven by emotion rather than logic or sensibility. So here I am feeling a bit wistful, but sensible enough not to call it maudlin or even over-sentimental.
For me, autumn is the grand finale, the fanfare of nature that precedes the bleakness of bone-aching winter. Autumn fills the senses with the glories of color as the leaves create a tapestry of visual delight. The chilly, early morning air fills the nostrils with heady, sweet aromas of herb and spice, sweet as a glass of Madeira as the autumn leaves finally and forever falls.
So what of the news? After all, this is supposed to be a newsletter!
All is safely gathered in 'ere the winter storms begin. And yes, finally it has been a good year and a good harvest. There is no doubt that we dodged a couple of bullets, named Irma and Maria, and it is only now that the clouds are clearing from Matthew.
Our hearts go out to everyone in Napa and Sonoma and everyone in California hit by those horrendous wildfires. Remember last year we experienced wild fires that threatened Ankida Ridge, but nothing like the scale of what is happening in California. We have to count our blessings.
Although Veritas sticks most of the time to time-honored methods of viticulture, we like to think that we are as innovative as modern technology allows. This is the first year using our new pneumatic leaf shredder. This bad boy works by blasting short bursts of high pressure air at the canopy and literally shatters the leaves that cover the fruit zone. In so doing, it makes it much easier for the crew to pick the grapes and because they get paid by the number of lugs they pick they get more money and we harvest faster, a win-win for all concerned.
Here we are in early November with the leaves still on the vines and for the most part they have only just changed into those blazing colors of autumn. The later the change in color, the better it is for the vines because green leaves photosynthesize, which means that the vines are still producing sugars that are stored, making the plants more resilient for the coming winter. Typically the leaves drop with the first frost, which I am sure is just around the corner.
Seth, our harvest intern, has worked like a trooper through the harvest along with Lucas and Elliott. This is the first harvest in over 15 years that we have completed without the help of Paul Shaffer.
The Virginia Wine Academy
I've always been wary of the line from the philosopher George Bernard Shaw: "Those who can, do; those who can't, teach." Then there was Woody Allen who said,"Those who can't do, teach. And those who can't teach, teach Gym." And then, of course there was Albert Einstein who spent most of his life teaching who said: "If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough."
That is the underpinning principle of the Virginia Wine Academy. Chris Parker, Tracy Waldron and I enjoy the challenge of constantly improving our understanding so that we can explain the complexities of wine and spirits as simply as possible to our students. The backbone of the Wine Academy is teaching credit courses for qualification by the Wine and Spirits Education Trust (WSET) that you can find all details about on our website www.thevirginiawineacademy.com.
Chris, Tracy and I met studying for the WSET Diploma. Tracy is located in Richmond and Chris will teach in the Reston area of Northern Virginia while I hold down the fort in Charlottesville. Once we have the teaching portion of WSET rolling there are lots of plans to expand into less formal educational experiences, the first of which is a tasting/educational seminar to be held at the Broadbent Selections office in Richmond on November 27th. Tracy will be taking the lead on tasting bubbles and because we have been making sparkling wine here at Veritas for over ten years I going to take the lead (not for too long) on the fascinating nuances of sparkling wine production.
It is also worth mentioning that Bartholomew Broadbent has agreed to be a member of our advisory committee as well as Steven Spurrier, one of the lead editors of Decanter and the famed organizer of the Judgment of Paris that was portrayed in the movie Bottle Shock.
Person of the Moment: Molly O'Halloran
I am pretty sure Molly has been featured before in the newsletter but Molly, who has been with us since (almost) the very beginning of Veritas deserves a second laudation, if only for hanging in with us for so long. Do you realize that whenever I write a newsletter or article for The Grape Press it is Molly who makes sure of the grammatical correctness of my musings? When it is time to do payroll it is Molly who handles it. Likewise with liquor tax, income tax and any old tax that you can think of. Almost every vacation that Patricia and I have taken Molly has arranged for the phones to work, be it in China or in France. And most importantly, Molly makes sure the credit cards do not to bounce. Through thick and thin Molly has kept us afloat and for that we are forever grateful.
December will be here before you know it and we have two exciting events to look forward to. The first is our annual Sing-A-Long Christmas Caroling Event, which will be held on December 8th. Stay tuned for details. And then of course is our ever-popular and bubbly-filled Masked Ball to ring in 2018. Tickets are on sale here, but hurry, we always sell out!
After Isla, Chloe's and Elliot's daughter, our latest addition to the family is Finnegan, known his friends as "Finn." He looks like a fluff ball and is the result of Australian polygenetic dog breeding he is part poodle, part retriever and part of something from Australia and despite that or more likely because of that he is an absolute love. He is Charlotte's reward for graduating from thumb sucking.
Patricia and I just returned from ten days in Portugal. The tour, organized by Richard Hewitt of Vino Tours, was a huge success and unlike most tours of Portugal it did not feature the usual Douro where they have been making port for the British since the treaty of Methuen in 1705. We visited an up and coming wine region just southeast of Lisbon called the Alentejo. Everything you may have heard about Portugal is true; lovely climate, lovely wine outstanding food, and most of all lovely people who actually enjoy speaking their second language, English!
Our grand girls are growing so fast that when people ask me how old they are now I have to stop and think, so here they are in age sequence, starting with Amelia.
And of course the wee bairn Isla, dressed up as Curious George for Halloween!
Well folks, as you can see, life is as eventful as ever at Veritas as the leaves of the trees explode with fiery color. Ahead lies Thanksgiving and then Christmas to soften the prospect of winter.
From all of us at Veritas, where all the women are happy and all the men make sure they stay that way, be well and have a wonderful Thanksgiving and Holiday Season!
Andrew Hodson,
Co-Founder of The Virginia Wine Academy
Veritas Emeritus Bottle Washer


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Country: Japan
Genre: Horror
Running Time: 93'
Producer: Masato Hara
Director: Toshiyuki Mizutani
Cast: Yoshino Kimura, Yû Kurosawa, Ken Ishiguro
Story: This film's background is a real event, the earthquake which devastated the city of Kobe in January of 1995. Yukari Kamo (Yoshino Kimura) finds herself in Kobe, and offers her help in a shelter for the recently homeless victims of the quake. Her ability to read other people's minds is anything but welcome but, as it turns out, might come handy when she comes across Chihiro Moritani (Yu Kurosawa), who has a multiple personality syndrome. Out of the 13 characters inhabiting her brain one seems to be a murderous entity which calls itself Isola, apparently after a vengeful character from the collection of classic ghost stories UGETSU MONOGATARI. Several deaths later it seems that people who cross Isola's past are bound to die in some very unusual ways. Further research into her past discovers a certain scientific experiment which may have started it all. It will also provide another possible explanation for the killing-personality's name, as it has to do with an ISOLAtion chamber in a nearby institute…
Review: ISOLA starts nicely enough. It opens with a real horror, the Kobe earthquake (several shots only: don't expect large-scale sensational set-pieces of destruction, as this is a rather low budgeted film, and it shows). Then it introduces its troubled outcast characters, and appears to be a character driven horror. Sadly, this impression does not last, and the film quickly progresses into a muddled, conventional and shallow exercise in déjà vu. In the context of ISOLA's rather pulpish denouement, the Kobe documentary-footage prologue seems a bit arbitrary, and questionable as well. Using a real-life tragedy, including actual shots of destruction and desperate people in the streets, for the sake of… what? Elevating a conventional and undercooked horror flick?
A slow build-up at first seems OK, as the film appears to be about some people. However, their plights are soon forgotten and pushed aside while the storyline becomes more muddled, convoluted, uninteresting and… just plain boring. There are very few kills: one is a grotesque, (un)intentionally funny suicide of a girl who drowns herself by submerging her face in the toilet (!). The other is a somewhat more interesting ghost-induced suicide in which a professor who slapped Isola ends up jamming a bunch of chopsticks into his own neck, with a predictably strong (and so typically Japanese) geyser of blood spurting on unsuspecting customers of a diner (one of whom is Takashi Miike in a blink-and-miss cameo)! Other than those two scenes, the horror part is woefully underwhelming.
For a film that boasts the subtitle of a "multiple personality girl", it does not use the tiniest shred of this rarely found concept. We barely see ONE of those personalities, far from all THIRTEEN! The trials and tribulations of having all those people in your head… that sounds like an interesting idea for a good movie, but this is not the one. Nothing is really made with that: all we see is a cute girl (Akira Kurosawa's grand-daughter, Yu Kurosawa) bullied by her schoolmates and teachers, and small glimpses of Isola behind that. Pity for the wasted potential of some intriguing drama.
There's another fine concept wasted here: the sensory-deprivation chamber for inducing hallucinations in whoever is submerged in a solution which renders the body weightless and deprived of any sensations from the outside world, thus making space for those from inside. A great idea lifted from some actual scientific experiments, interestingly used in Ken Russell's extravagant ALTERED STATES. Sadly, it was not all that inspiring for Mr. Mizutani, the director of this flick. The isolation chamber's organic design is an improvement over the ugly, angular one from Russell's film, but that's as far as the inspiration has gone. The psychological and mystical trappings of this device are avoided altogether, while even the cinematic ones are barely touched upon.
The plodding direction brings everything to a conventional, derivative conclusion which will only leave you shrugging your shoulders – provided you're still awake as the end credits roll. Therefore, ISOLA is recommended only for die-hard fans of J-horror: it does show some potential, and there are interesting ideas and bits to be found here, but very little is done with them.
ISOLA is now available as a part of THE KADOKAWA HORROR COLLECTION, a four-disc set with variable contents. Other titles in it have already been reviewed separately at this blog: SHIKOKU is the best among them since it is the creepiest and most intriguing (although my colleague's review will lead you to believe otherwise); INUGAMI is another example of a great concept wasted for an artsy, dull movie, partly saved by its eye-candy use of stunning Japanese woods and mountains; in this company ISOLA is slightly better only when compared to the surprisingly shallow SHADOW OF A WRAITH (surprising - because WRAITH was directed by Toshiharu Ikeda, the man behind EVIL DEAD TRAP).


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Brake pads utilize copper because it helps dissipate heat, and keeping brakes cool is a very good thing. But every time a driver hits the brakes, tiny fragments of copper and other metals settle on the roads and surrounding areas. When it rains, that copper could end up in our waterways, polluting our water and potentially killing off wildlife.
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