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My wife got a little offended by this strip. It has always been a battle to keep her attention away from the television. The main reason I don't watch TV, is that she is almost always watching it, when I want to watch. So I just gave in and let her have the TV, I have a ton of comics to read, write and draw anyways.
The television is one of our regular arguments in our relationship, so I thought it was the perfect subject for the final storyline of Lollygaggin' Adventures. The man in the television (or Heloise's TV boyfriend) is based on the original idea I had for Abelard, back when this ideas was forming in 2001-2003. So to me, the man in the television is just an alternate version of Abelard, the way Heloise sees Abelard.
Appearance note: I will be at Jesse James Comics this weekend for 24hour Comic Day from Saturday at 9am until Sunday at 9am. If you live in the Phoenix Area stop by and see what I'm up too. Also you can pick up mini-comic copies of my book from last years 24hour Comic Day, Jenny Spookawski – Ghost Girl. Hope to see you there.
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Have computer questions? Are you having trouble with your email? Don't know how to cut and paste? Need help with your e-reader, tablet, laptop, or other device you use for reading? Have questions about how it works or how to download books from the library? Bring your technology questions and get hands-on help!Library: Middendorf-Kredell Branch Map
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WI-Upper Michigan Kiwanis Autism Project- The WI-UM Kiwanis District aims to raise money to provide iPads to children on the Autism Spectrum. As of January 2015, the Kiwanis Autism Project has raised over $290,000, which has purchased iPads, protective cases and iTunes gift cards for 678 children on the autism spectrum. Kiwanis clubs also spread the message of autism acceptance by selling my book ASD and Me: Learning About High Functioning Autism Spectrum Disorder. Because of their efforts we were able to donate over $800 to the project.
I am pleased to announce that the first charity I will donate to from the sale of Minnesota Wonders is the St. Vincent De Paul Center in Faribault, Minnesota. St. Vincent De Paul provides free food, clothing, and furniture to those in need.
Donations to local schools- We have donated copies of our books to local schools and the public library in Faribault, Minnesota. We also made a $250 donation to the Cannon River Stem School Special Education Department.
As owner and independent publisher of Charity Press Books, I am committed to giving back to my local community. I pledge to donate 10% of our profits to local charities or worthy causes. Thanks so much to our readers for helping to make this possible!
Highlight It Up Blue for Autism is an April autism awareness event where a volunteer professional hair stylist places a blue extention in your hair as a way to spread autism acceptance and awareness. Proceeds from the event benefit local autism charities in the Twin Cities. It was an honor to be a sponsor of this event event in 2012.


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Progressive is a term that has no place in the description of so many progressive metal bands. Progressive suggests a sense of innovation, evolution and something exhilarating and new. Most progressive metal bands don't do this. They combine complex musical ideas with some incredible musicianship and high-end productions without a single new idea. Ultimately though not all new ideas are good ideas, and plenty of old ideas are worth repeating.
It might be harsh to call Exist Immortal unimaginative but I'm inclined to think it's pretty accurate. This album is full of soaring melodies, glass like cleans, chugs at off-putting tempos a plenty and some arbitrary guttural bellows. None of these are new ideas, but Exist Immortal have developed something of a knack for arranging them in just the right place to make their songs pretty interesting, even if there sound isn't.
This ear for catchy arrangements already puts them well ahead of most of their peers, who would rather spend time fiddling with pro tools plug-ins instead of writing parts that might incite a crowd. During their heavier moments its easy to imagine Exist Immortal inspiring a riot live, their chugging tendencies combined with a vocal that has more in common with death metal than a hardcore bark lends the band a credible muscular edge that off sets their melodic moments surprisingly well. 'Desolace' being an excellent example of this, its soaring melodic vocals contrasting nicely with some well placed roars.
A lot of the parts might sound kind of similar as the album goes on, but every time one of those moments kicks the door in its never unwelcome. At times the band bring to mind the root one knuckle headed accessibility of Heart of a Coward, though I'm certain Exist Immortal would consider a lot of their music a touch more cerebral than that band's single-minded dedication to brutality. The spin on a dime nature of the dynamics of 'Legions' goes to prove just how enthralling some of the band's more energetic moments can be.
Instrumentally the band's quieter moments aren't as easy to get into, but the thick soulful vocal that often accompanies them is excellent. At times it brings to mind Incubus, before they became beige, though sometimes they're a touch too restrained. Sticking close to the grid musically is typical of the new breed of musicians, but there is absolutely something to be said for letting rip. Particularly vocally.
Exist Immortal are obviously excellent instrumentalists and they've found themselves a great singer and are quickly developing an ear for good song writing. The one thing holding them back is how easily they could be lost in the crowd. Which would be a genuine shame, because based on 'Darkness of an Age' they really don't deserve to.
There's probably more bands than I can count trying to do what Exist Immortal do. But there's only a handful doing it as well. And even less doing it better.


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Our campsite is set in the Urbasa Nature Park, in the heart of a beech forest, on the most extensive plateau in Europe.
A 3 star campsite in the heart of the countryside
Choose the best type of accommodation to suit you: pitches, luxury holiday lodges, rooms, etc.
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Peggy Ann (Cope) Crabb, 61, passed away Saturday, Feb. 22, 2014 at Shawnee Mission Medical Center in Kansas. She was born Aug. 17, 1952, in Alton.
She was the daughter of the late Maurice and Marie Cope.
Surviving are a daughter, Heather Marie Crabb, and a granddaughter, Olivia Grace Marie Crabb of Overland Park, Kan.; a sister, Marie Schwartzkopf of Kerrville, Texas, and a brother, Maury Cope and sister-in-law, Brenda of Parker, Colo.; two nieces and two nephews.
A Memorial Mass will be celebrated Saturday, May 24, at 2 p.m. at Cure of Ars Catholic Church, 9401 Mission Rd., Leawood, KS.
Memorials may be made to Trust Education Fund for Olivia Crabb, who was the light of her life, at Commerce Bank. Mount Moriah & Freeman Funeral Home, 10507 Holmes Road, Kansas City, MO 64131 is in charge of arrangements.


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Question Time for 15 April 2014
- DAVID BENNETT to the Minister of Finance: How will the Budget next month help to lock in the benefits of sustainable economic growth to support more jobs and higher incomes for New Zealanders?
- Hon DAVID PARKER to the Prime Minister: Does he have confidence in all his Ministers?
- JONATHAN YOUNG to the Minister for Economic Development: What steps is the Government taking to encourage more investment in New Zealand's regional economies?
- CHRIS HIPKINS to the Minister of Education: When did she first become aware that the New Zealand Qualifications Authority had posted hundreds of examination booklets to the wrong students?
- Dr RUSSEL NORMAN to the Prime Minister: Does he stand by all of his Government's policies?
- LOUISE UPSTON to the Minister for Social Development: What recent changes has the Government made to the social housing sector?
- Rt Hon WINSTON PETERS to the Minister of Justice: Does she maintain that it is not in the public interest to answer all questions regarding Oravida?
- IAN McKELVIE to the Minister for Communications and Information Technology: What reports has she received on the progress on the Remote Schools Broadband Initiative?
- Dr KENNEDY GRAHAM to the Minister for Climate Change Issues: Does he stand by his statement in this House on 8 August 2013 that: "We have every reason to be concerned about New Zealand's reputation, but our action on climate change right now is not amongst those reasons."?
- IAIN LEES-GALLOWAY to the Minister for ACC: On what date did ACC adopt the policy to stop paying compensation to people who refused to provide a signed, unaltered copy of the ACC167 form?
- KANWALJIT SINGH BAKSHI to the Minister of Health: What progress has the Government made on capital investments in health in Counties-Manukau?
- GRANT ROBERTSON to the Minister of Justice: Does she stand by her statement that "in hindsight" she should have noted her dinner with her husband's fellow Oravida Ltd directors and a senior Chinese border control official in her report to Cabinet on her Ministerial visit to China in October 2013?


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Eagle County Regional Airport to Expand Winter Operations
VAIL, Colo. – September 12, 2017 – Skiers and snowboarders flying to Eagle County to access Vail Mountain and Beaver Creek Resort will see an increase in air capacity for the 2017-2018 winter season. Additional seats have been added to flights from Chicago and Phoenix. New service from Dallas/ Ft. Worth, Salt Lake City and San Francisco has also been added.
Both American Airlines and United Airlines will increase their seat capacity from Chicago. American Airlines will add a second daily flight for the holiday period, December 15, 2017 through January 7, 2018. This will be in addition to a daily flight already in place with both American Airlines and United Airlines at this time period, for a total of three daily flights from Chicago.
American Airline's second Chicago operation will operate on in-bound flights, Friday and Saturday, and, out-bound flights Saturday and Sunday for the remainder of the season, January 12, 2018 through April 1, 2018.
United Airline's Chicago service will continue January 13, 2018 through February 14, 2018 on Saturdays and Sundays and then go to daily until April 2, 2018. In addition, two of the three daily flights from Denver will now be served by larger mainline aircraft, offering an increase in seat capacity and service level on these flights.
American Airlines will provide year-round flight operations to and from Dallas/Ft. Worth with no break in service beginning this spring.
American Airline's Phoenix service will expand for the 2017-2018 winter season, as well, with the following daily flights.
December 15, 2017 through January 7, 2018
February 15, 2018 through April 2, 2018
Service will operate Thursday through Monday January 11, 2018 through February 12, 2018.
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City flights will return next season for the first time since the 1994/1995 winter season. Delta will offer one daily flight for the Holiday period, December 21, 2017 through January 7, 2018. If performance is strong, this flight schedule could expand in the future.
San Francisco
United Airlines will offer nonstop service from San Francisco to Eagle County Regional Airport for the winter season. The route will operate Saturdays and Sundays December 23, 2017 through January 7, 2018; February 15, 2018 through March 25, 2018; and Saturdays only from January 8, 2018 through February 14, 2018.
Additional 2017-2018 Winter Season Flights
Air Canada will provide Saturday flights from Toronto from January 27, 2018 through March 31, 2018. American Airlines will provide continued daily flights from Los Angeles, Miami, and New York/JFK. Delta will provide daily flights from Atlanta. United will provide daily service from Denver, Houston, Newark and Saturday flights from Washington Dulles.
Summer & Fall Flights
Summer service is underway from Dallas/Ft. Worth, Denver and Houston and there will be no break in service this fall from Dallas/Ft. Worth and Denver. Both markets currently offer daily non-stop flights and will continue through April 2, 2018.
About Vail Mountain
Under blue skies more than 300 days each year, Vail is an extraordinary mountain resort destination. The vacation experience is
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Nurturing Mums Courses in Muswell Hill
Our postnatal courses in Muswell Hill will give you all the information you need to be calm, cool and confident as a parent. Become part of a sociable, like-minded group of new mums!
Perfect for mums with babies 0-9m who want to find their local girl gang & get expert, non-judgemental advice!
Next Course Details: Muswell Hill
March 2020
Details: Starts on Wednesday 11th March 2020 (followed by 3 consecutive Wednesdays)
Duration: 4 weeks
Time: 10:30-12pm
Venue: Victoria Stakes, Muswell Hill
Cost: £115
Included in the course price:
- 4 weekly hour and a half sessions run by experts covering first aid, sleep, weaning and maternal wellness.
- An opportunity to meet local new mums & their babies.
- Teas and coffees each week
- A local baby class taster session during week 1
- A free professional photograph of you & your baby.
- A goody bag full of national and local discounts & treats.
For full details of exactly what happens each week please see below.
If you have any questions about Nurturing Mums Muswell Hill contact your host, Claire Here
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We want to hear your birth stories – did everything go according to plan or were there a few hiccups along the way? Are you breast or bottle feeding? This session will be spent meeting each other and introducing your precious arrival to the group.
Sleeping through the night is the holy grail of these first few months, and whether you're keen on a strict routine or prefer to sling the baby on your back, let's look at the options. Our sleep consultant will highlight the importance of naps, sleep cues and sleep windows. Bedtime routines, comforting sleep aids and techniques will all be discussed.
So you're unsure what to do when your baby is unwell? This session will give you some basic knowledge of CPR, how to deal with choking and burns as well as other situations which will inevitably come up with a new baby.
So you have chosen to breastfeed or bottle-feed (or some combination of both) and soon it will time to think about weaning! This topic brings up so many questions – when to start, how to start, and suggested foods. Our nutritionist will talk about how to identify the signs when your baby is ready, where to begin and introduce the topic du jour: baby-led weaning. We will also cover your own health and wellbeing, what nutrients you might be lacking and how to take care of yourself and your body.
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Vries, Jeronimo de (1838-1915)
Jeronimo de Vries, born 17 June 1838 at Amsterdam, died 29 April 1915 at Haarlem, a Dutch Mennonite minister, a son of Gerrit de Vries Jzn. He married A. M. Jarman, d. 1902. He was educated at the Athenaeum at Amsterdam, where he studied classical languages and Dutch literature, and at the Amsterdam Mennonite Seminary. He served in the congregations of Noordeind van Graft 1862-1865, Krommenie 1865-1870, Wormerveer 1870-1872, and Haarlem 1872-1908, retiring in this year. Particularly in the Haarlem congregation he developed his great gifts of intellect and heart. His health was poor; but he was a popular pulpit orator, a man of liberal convictions who stressed the ethical meaning of Christianity. Yet he was not a cold moralizer; his sermons overflowed with genuine piety and are at the same time stylistic masterpieces.
He published four volumes of preeken (sermons): Een Bundel Preeken (Haarlem, 1891, two reprints), Tweede Bundel Preeken (Haarlem, 1897), Twaalf Preeken (Haarlem, 1908), Twaalf Preeken, Nieuwe Bundel (Haarlem 1909-10). Besides these sermons he published Zedekundige Schetsen en Omtrekken voor de Jeugd (Haarlem, 1898); Karakterschetsen, an anthology, was published after his death by H. Britzel (Haarlem, 1915).
His colleagues, Simon Gorter, d. 1871, and Jacobus Craandijk, d. 1912, were commemorated by de Vries in the Levensberichten of the Association for Dutch Literature. In Eigen Haard, of which very popular weekly he was the editor for many years, he published numerous articles, a few of them concerning Dutch Mennonite history.
Jeronimo de Vries was a trustee of the Algemeene Doopsgezinde Sociëteit 1886-1911, curator of its seminary, secretary of the Haarlemsche Vereeniging, and on the board of a number of non-Mennonite associations; e.g., co-director of the Teyler Foundation and trustee of the Nederlandsche Protestantenbond (Dutch liberal Protestant union), being a co-editor of its hymnal in 1882.
He was honored by S. Cramer in Doopsgezinde Bijdragen 1902, 172-86, and after his death by B. ter Haar in Levensberichten of the Association for Dutch Literature (Leiden, 1916, 255-90), by A. Binnerts Szn in Doopsgezind Jaarboekje 1916, 23-35 (with portrait) and in De Zondagsbode XXVIII (1914-15) No. 28.
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Zijpp, Nanne van der. "Vries, Jeronimo de (1838-1915)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. 1959. Web. 22 Jan 2020. https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Vries,_Jeronimo_de_(1838-1915)&oldid=134130.
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Zijpp, Nanne van der. (1959). Vries, Jeronimo de (1838-1915). Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. Retrieved 22 January 2020, from https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Vries,_Jeronimo_de_(1838-1915)&oldid=134130.
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Getting around the Bay Islands can be a fun adventure for everyone! Whether you're planning a multi-island holiday, or you're wondering about typical transportation options on each island, we can offer you ample information to make planning your stay easier.
Plan an island-hopping adventure
If you'd like to visit more than one of the Bay Islands, you have a few options for getting between them. There are ferry services between the mainland and each of the main islands (Roatan, Utila, and Guanaja). Additionally, there are regular reservation-based ferry services between Roatan and Utila that can be booked on either island.
There are also charter plane services between islands, and other charter boat options as well. Your choice of transportation for getting around the Bay Islands will depend upon your travel preferences, your time restrictions, and your budget. Obviously flights are more expensive, but they are the quickest option. Both charter flights and boating options will sometimes be affected by the weather as well, so keep that in mind and don't make your schedule too strict. After all, you're on Island Time!
Getting around Roatan
Roatan is the largest of the Bay Islands and offers the islands' only international airport and cruise ship ports. Direct flights arrive regularly from multiple U.S. and Canadian cities, plus Central American hubs like Belize City, San Salvador, and Panama City.
Once you arrive on the island, you can opt to rent a vehicle from any of a number of local and international rental agencies located around the airport. Alternatively, you can take advantage of the plethora of taxis available.
There is one main road running the length of Roatan, east to west, with countless smaller roads branching off toward neighborhoods and developments. Toward the East End of the island, there are some vacation rentals that are only accessible by boat, so be sure to arrange your transportation with your property manager prior to your arrival.
Water taxis are another popular transportation option between West End and West Bay, as well as out from Oakridge to nearby East End locations.
Getting around Utila
Utila is a smaller and less-developed island than Roatan where you'll find scooters, golf carts, and tuk-tuks are the more common modes of transportation. Walking is absolutely a valid option as most of your destinations will be within a short distance of each other.
You can enjoy a quiet stay at a boat-access only vacation rental on the south shore of Utila, or even a private cabin on the Cays, again only accessed by boat.
Getting around Guanaja
Tourism in Guanaja is completely centered around natural beauty and traditional Caribbean charm. Expect to travel by foot, or perhaps to hitch a ride with a friendly local if you just don't want to walk in the midday sun.
Travel between coastal locations by boat makes your stay all the more enjoyable, and hotels or vacation rentals will happily arrange transport to any activities you may want to do. Although, in Guanaja, a vacation spent swaying in a hammock, snorkeling from your front door, and star-gazing all evening is truly paradise.


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Converting Windows Media playlist (WPL) to iTunes / iPhone
I use a maximum of one Google Ad per post to help offset some of my blog hosting costs.
I've recently got my first iPhone and assumed that all of my Windows Media playlists would never work on the iPhone. Well there seems to be a way that worked for me.
- Save your WMP playlist as an M3U file. To do this you can use the "Save Playlist As" option from the list pane when you're editing the playlist. Then change the "Save as type:" field from WPL (the default) to M3U and also specify the name and location of the file.
- Open Windows Explorer to the directory where you saved the M3U file.
- Open iTunes alongside Windows Explorer.
- Drag the M3U file from Windows Explorer to the PLAYLISTS section of iTunes. (If you want to create it as a new playlist be sure to drop it in the left-hand pane under the PLAYLISTS section.) This process will then read the M3U file and create the playlist in iTunes.
- Connect your iPhone and drag your new playlist over to your iPhone.
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You will find below information about Concord Regional airport. Use the links below to read detailed information about Concord Regional airport: location, route maps, live departures and arrivals etc.
Skyscanner allows you to find the cheapest flights to Concord Regional airport without having to enter specific dates or even destinations, making it the best place to find cheap flights for your trip to Concord Regional airport. Use the links at the side of the page to browse for flight information or use the flight search controls above to start a new search.
Airports near Concord Regional:
- Charlotte Douglas airport (27km)
- Winston-Salem airport (93km)
- Greensboro / High Point airport (104km)
- Greenville-Spartanburg airport (147km)
- Florence (United States) airport (160km)
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Sesame Street celebrates 41 years today; we celebrate Ernie, a comic genius
Sesame Street is celebrating its 41st anniversary today. I know what you're thinking: Why are we writing about that? So, I'll tell you why. Although the show is an educational one for children, throughout its history, its used comedy to drive its lessons home and to keep parents engaged.
And as a parent of a two year old boy, I currently spend a shit ton of time watching Sesame Street. And I love it. Granted, I can do without some of the new-ish characters (Abby Cadabby, Elmo). And one of the main reasons I love the show is Ernie (of "Burt and" fame), who doesn't get as much screen time as he once did. But that's what retro Sesame Street DVDs are for.
The duo are the classic odd couple with Bert playing the more straight-laced Tony Randall-type character (he loves pigeons but not as much as oatmeal) while Ernie represents the Jack Klugman part– always cracking jokes and having fun at the expense of Bert. I've dropped a video below showing some typical interaction between the puppets. It's a two-parter. The simplicity in its comedy is brilliant. Enjoy!


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Tolly Boy rice is giving 20 community groups across the UK the chance to win funds of up to £10,000
Tolly Boy is celebrating the work of 20 African and Bangladeshi community groups, around the UK as part of its Spread the Joy with Tolly Boy campaign.
The brand, which has been serving both communities since 1962, has unveiled the new initiative at a promotional launch at world food distributor Wanis International's HQ in east London. As part of the Spread the Joy with Tolly Boy, the brand will contribute £26,000 to local charities that sit at the heart of the communities that the company serves.
The campaign which begins on June 18th and runs until September 10th includes the Basmati, Long Grain and Easy Cook rice variants. With each purchase, a number of votes will become available for the consumer to assign to their preferred cause. The charity with the highest number of votes will receive funding of £10,000, with the first runner up receiving £5,000 and the second £2,500. Each of the remaining community groups will receive a contribution of £500 for their efforts towards their activity.
The Spread the Joy with Tolly Boy campaign will be highlighting the causes of various charities such as elderly care, promoting wellbeing, education and uplifting the underprivilege.
Speaking about the event, Steven Perry from Tolly Boy said: "We have always endeavoured to support our communities through various initiatives. This year, we want to further our contribution by helping raise the profile of these groups who do vital work in helping the African and Bangladeshi communities integrate and flourish in the UK."
Present at the event was Jag Singh, marketing manager at Wanis International Foods, who said: "It's fantastic to partner with such an iconic brand for the Spread the Joy with Tolly Boy initiative and help support fantastic organisations that are making a real difference to the communities they serve."
Anowar Salehin from St Hilda's East London said: "This opportunity gives us a chance to promote our work at our day care centre for the Bangladeshi elderly – most of whom are disabled and lonely. The centre gives them a chance to socialise and enjoy quality time. If we win the grant, we will be using it to develop a gardening project for them, as at home they are confined indoors and this would be therapeutic for them."
Representing the ACLT, Beverly De-Gale said: "This is a complete community engagement programme from Tolly Boy to the consumers and to the charities – who are the main winners, as we get support from all sides. Our message will go out to more people just by picking up one bag of rice! So, hats off to Tolly Boy for picking 20 charities and spreading the good work we are doing and help us get more funding to work with young people and influence them."
Representatives from the Westminster Bangladeshi Association, ACLT, African Community School, St Hilda's East Community Centre, Isle of Dogs Bangladeshi Association, Nigerian Community Waltham Forest and Nigerian Nurses Charitable Association UK came to support the event.
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Whether you are a veteran gardener or a week-end warrior. The Bug Blaster ™ offers the safest and most effective non-toxic control for your garden pests. Imagine cleansing your green treasures with H2O. Novel as it is, this garden sprayer effectively controls aphids, whiteflies, mealy bugs, spider mites and more.
The Bug Blaster ™ is 100% environmentally safe and user-friendly. For those who refuse to use pesticides because they present a potential risk to children, pets and even to the plants they are supposedly protecting, the Bug Blaster ™ offers gardeners an inexpensive option.
"After only one application, The Bug Blaster ™ devastates the pests life cycle from egg to adult, "explains Bug Blaster inventor Patrick O'Donnell, a Licensed Landscape Contractor. "With only a few additional treatments, plants regain complete health."
Water is sprayed with full pressure from your garden hose. The Patent Pending method and nozzle creates 360 degree wall of water which blasts the pests from undersides and tops of leaves also cleaning sooty mold and dirt which interferes with photosynthesis.
The Bug Blaster fatally traumatizes up to 70% of the adults and up to 100% of infant or larva stages. It also dislodges most eggs.
(This will vary depending on type of leaf Surface and pest species.)
After just one application you devastate the insects life cycle eliminating colony take-over. With a few more applications, plants regain complete health.
According to Sunset Western Garden Book, aphids damage a wide variety of plants by piercing the leaves and stems, then sucking out plant juices. Mealy bugs and whiteflies attack both indoor and outdoor plants, and are troublesome in warm winter areas. They suck plant juices, causing stunting, and in some cases kill the plant.
Additionally, a study by the Agricultural Experiment Station at the University of California, Riverside, comparing several pesticides side by side indicated that the use of a strong stream of water directed to the undersides of infested leaves (syringing) "…performed as well or
better than chemical treatments." The study recommends syringing at least once a week for high whitefly population, then once every two or three weeks as populations decrease. Sunset Western Garden Book also recommends hitting both sides of the leaves of infested plants.
Simply hook The Bug Blaster up to your garden hose, turn on the water and you are ready to go. For best results keep the spray vertical and with a sweeping motion, work the nozzle in and out of the shrub, concentrating the spray on the infected area of the plants. Control the water flow with the valve at the base of the handle. Restrict the flow for delicate plants and
just blast away on hardy plants and heavy infestations. The Bug Blaster also works great for cleaning plants of dust, dirt, spider webs and old or unhealthy leaves.
1) Spray infested plants every 3 to 5 days for 2 to 3 weeks.
2) Spray up wind or wear a raincoat for over-spray.
3) Spray plants that are susceptible to powdery mildew, black spot, or rust in the morning to give the plants a chance to dry out during the day.
The key to The Bug Blaster's ™superior performance to any other spraying tool is it's ability to work at the surface and into the center of your plants at any height hitting the underside of the leaves.
To reach over-head areas, simply rotate and lift from the ground up.
For delicate plants, restrict the flow; for hardy plants or heavy infestation, just blast away! The Bug Blaster ™ will annihilate only soft-bodied bugs. Strong environmentally helpful bugs such as lady-bugs remain unharmed.
Question: Does the Bug Blaster hurt beneficial insects?
Answer: No. Generally speaking beneficial insects tend to be larger and or hard shelled i.e., ladybugs, praying mantis etc.
Question:Will the force of the spray damage my plants?
Answer: No. This has not been a problem. However, if you have strong water pressure and use it on delicate plants, simply restrict the flow of water by adjusting the valve at the base of the Bug Blaster.
Question:Why can't I spray my plants with an ordinary garden hose?
Answer: Yes, you can. However, it is very difficult if not impossible to hit all the surfaces of the leaves especially the undersides, where many of the bugs infest.
Question:Does the Bug Blaster waste water?
Answer: No! The Bug Blaster uses up to 60% less water than a standard spray gun and also drips down to water plants not adding pesticides to the soil.
Question:Can I apply a pesticide or fertilizer canister to the Bug Blaster?
Answer: No! Absolutely not. The Bug Blaster is not designed to be used with any type of pesticide or fertilizer. It is definitely not a safe practice.
Question:What happens to the bugs?
Answer:Generally speaking soft body insects are fatally traumatized from the force of the water. Established colonies of bad bugs consist of eggs, juveniles and adults. In some cases one blast eliminates all three stages. For heavy infestation use the Bug Blaster every 3-5 days for two weeks, this will devastate their life cycle.
Question:Will the bugs return after using the Bug Blaster?
Answer: Yes. As will they, if you use a pesticide. However, by using the Bug Blaster your plants are healthy and clean thus your plants are less likely to re-infest. Furthermore, the population of the beneficial bugs will remain.
Question:Why do I get wet when I use the Bug Blaster?
Answer:You must maintain the spray in a vertical pattern. Pay close attention to the direction of the spray as you rotate the wand from low to high.
Loft Trading Company Pty Ltd is the proud Australian/ NZ distributors of The Bug Blaster. For wholesale enquiries please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com call us at (07) 5448 1241


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Food Scraper and Hand Food Chopper
This item has a dual use as food scraper and hand food chopper. Just imagine one tool you can use to scraper food from a grill and also chop vegetables or cut dough. It's important to have quality tools you can use at your fingertips and this is one our customers love.
What is a scraper? A handy tool to use when lifting food from grill tops or as a food cutter.
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VIdeo of The Day: Aerials of Selby Bay, near Annapolis, MD
Very proud to present this video which was produced on Father's Day off the South River near Annapolis, MD. Credits include producer, videographer, and editor. As my experience with aerial photography grows, I'm fast learning the importance of advanced planning, checklists and adaptation to weather-related production challenges.
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The best of what to do in and around Los Angeles this month.
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Celebrate L.A.'s neighborhoods this month, first at Chinatown Summer Nights and later at the DTLA Proud Festival. Or head to the Venice Beach Music Festival, a music, art, and performance party to commemorate the diversity of L.A.'s easygoing beach enclave.
AFAR Local is our monthly insider guide to the best of what's happening in cities around the U.S.
August 5 | Food & culture
Chinatown Summer Nights
If you're not a regular in Chinatown yet, then Chinatown Summer Nights will help you change that. The monthly event is part food festival, part celebration of the neighborhood. There will be food trucks manned by Chinese chefs, cooking demonstrations, and interactive cultural activities (put on by local organizations), as well as plenty of eating and drinking. It's an overview of the area that'll leave you planning your next excursion before you even get home.
5:00 PM - 11:59 PM | Chinatown Central Plaza, 943 N. Broadway, Los Angeles | Free | website
August 5 - 6 | Food
Avocado Fest
Avocado obsession runs deep in Los Angeles, and local favorite Angel City Brewery feeds into this with its annual Avocado Fest. The weekend is filled with live music, avocado-themed contests, live mural painting, an outdoor beer garden, and, of course, plenty of food starring the fruit of the hour. Part of the proceeds go to benefit Art Share L.A. (a community arts space that also provides affordable housing for artists) and the Ron Finley Project (a community garden in South Central). This year, the festival has the added goal of debuting Angel City's new Avocado Ale.
11:00 AM - 8:00 PM | Angel City Brewery, 216 Alameda St., Los Angeles | Free | website
August 6 | Music
Kendrick Lamar
He's been called the world's best modern rapper and for good reason: Kendrick Lamar's meteoric rise, thoughtful lyrics, and rhyming prowess all conspire to make him an untouchable artist. After two stellar Coachella performances in April, Lamar kicked off a world tour, and he'll make three stops at L.A.'s Staples Center on August 6th, 8th, and 9th. Many ticket packages for the shows are sold out, but there are a few higher tier options left. If you can't find the ticket you want, your best bet is checking resellers like Stubhub.
6:30 PM | Staples Center, 1111 S. Figueroa St., Los Angeles | From $299 | website
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August 11 | Music
Hans Zimmer Live
Composer Hans Zimmer has left his mark on over 150 films, including in the scores of Inception, Interstellar, The Dark Knight, Pirates of the Caribbean, and The Lion King. Usually, you'd only get to hear his powerful sounds at full force in a movie theater, but Zimmer is offering fans a rare chance to enjoy a live performance of his most iconic songs without the interference of movie dialogue. The show brings together Zimmer and a vast array of other musicians for an evening of swelling strings, deep drums, and twinkling percussion. There's no telling when Zimmer will pull this off again, so now might be your last chance for a while to jump on the full Hans Zimmer Live experience.
8:00 PM | Shrine Auditorium, 665 W. Jefferson Blvd., Los Angeles | From $60 | website
August 12 - 13 | Food
In Los Angeles, brunch is as revered as any hobby, so it's no surprise that the annual BrunchCon is a blowout affair. Tickets might seem a little steep at $65, but they include tastings from vendors such as Waffling Around, Knead Bakery, Humm Kombucha, plus unlimited mimosas from six bars throughout the premises. There will also be lawn games (giant Jenga, corn hole, etc.) and a DJ spinning tunes all day long.
9:30 AM | The Reef, 1933 S. Broadway, Los Angeles | From $65 | website
August 18 | Film
Beach Movie Nights: "Moana"
Trade your beach day for a beachy movie night at Playa del Rey's Dockweiler State Beach. The summer series brings family-friendly films to the sand. On August 18, Disney's latest soon-to-be-classic film Moana is on deck. The animated film follows Hawaiian princess Moana as she fights to save her people from an angry volcanic deity—and, in typical Disney fashion, has dialogue directed to both kids and parents. There will be food trucks onsite, although you're welcome to bring your own snacks along with beach towels, blankets, and sweaters.
8:00 PM - 10:00 PM | Dockweiler Youth Center, 12505 Vista del Mar, Playa del Rey | Free | website
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August 19 | Outdoors
Spartan Race at Dodger Stadium
Whether you just want to switch up your workout routine or you've always dreamt of getting on a ballpark field, the Spartan Sprint is an experience you'll be talking about for months. Spartan racers have hit the ground on other MLB fields, but this will be the first time the race has come to Dodger Stadium. The main event is no joke: You'll run a three- to five-mile race and work your way through 20 obstacles. The feeling after tackling the challenge is priceless and well worth the money you'll spend to get in. (If racing isn't your thing, but you still want to get in on the action, spectator tickets are only $10.)
12:15 PM - 5:00 PM | Dodger Stadium, 1000 Vin Scully Ave., Los Angeles | From $129 | website
August 26 | Music
Venice Beach Music Fest
Venice is known for its free-spirited vibes, which will be in full effect at the 12th annual Venice Beach Music Festival. The lineup is full of more than just music—although you won't want to miss rock-and-roll violinist Lili Haydn. There will also be a samba parade, hula hoop shows, dancing, and art. The whole day is a celebration of the Venice community and those who are a part of it, and it's free for all to enjoy.
11:00 AM | Windward Plaza Park, 1 Windward Ave., Venice | Free | website
August 26 - 27 | Community
DTLA Proud Fest
Angelenos spend a lot of time celebrating their city, but Downtown L.A. is all too often left out of the neighborhood love fests. Not anymore, thanks to DTLA Proud Fest. The inaugural event in 2016 drew 10,000 people together to welcome the diverse and talented population of Downtown for musical performances, parties, and more put together by local movers and shakers. This year's festival celebrates people of all backgrounds, sexual orientations, races, ages, religions, and gender identities with even more music and some fabulous hosting by the Boulet Brothers.
12:00 PM - 10:00 PM | Pershing Square, 532 S. Olive St., Los Angeles | Free | website
September 30 - October 1 | Plan ahead: Music & food
Music Tastes Good
Long Beach has taken music festival food to the next level with Music Tastes Good, an annual event that puts both music and food on equal footing. Of Montreal, Sleater-Kinney, Los Lobos, Peaches, and others will be on the musical side, while bites from local chefs (Luis Navatto of Lola's Mexican Cuisine, Sugar Sungkamee of Spicy Sugar) and New Orleans–based chefs (Collin Cormier of Pop's Poboys, Melissa Martin of Mosquito Supper Club) will keep you satiated. Snag tickets now, and start planning for a weekend of eating and dancing.
11:00 AM - 10:00 PM | Marina Green Park, 386 E. Shoreline Dr., Long Beach | From $75 | website
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Bluvision, part of HID Global, is a leading provider of real-time condition monitoring solutions. Together with the bluetooth specialist, Siemens has now developed the first Condition Monitoring System (CMS) based on the Internet of Things (IoT) for a customer operating in the field of Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG). The system consists of Bluvision's CMS being integrated into MindSphere, the cloud-based open IoT platform from Siemens.
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In real-time, CMS tracks the multiple states of motors, receives telemetry info on assets and triggers real-time alerts in the event of disruptions in operational procedures. Through its connection to MindSphere, the big data collected with CMS can be analyzed and then utilized as smart data. The holistic solution reduces the maintenance effort of the entire plant and reduces downtime.
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Community Organizations We Have Helped
There Are Too Many To List ... But Here Are Just A Few!
Will you be next?
Project Invincible Mentoring Program, Inc.
Victory City Foundation, Inc.
The Roundtable Knights, Inc
Mt Olive Foundation, Inc.
Kindred Konnection Wellness Studio, Inc.
Friends In Fellowship, Inc.
The Visit Black History Foundation, Inc.
You Inspire Foundation, Inc.
Eternally-4U CORPORATION
Lithonia Arts Foundation Inc.
Yehovah (YAH) Enterprises, Inc
The Ella F. Kennerly ( EFK ) Education Matters Scholarship, Inc.
The Church At Mount Zion (CAMZ)
WordUp Worship Center, Inc.
Grandma's Hands Outreach, Inc."
The Generous Seed Foundation, Inc.
Global Mission for Christ Ministries, Inc
Convergence Movement, Inc.
Brave Girls Rise Up Foundation, Inc
African Americans on the Move Book Club, Inc.
iBelieve! Foundation, Inc.
Digital United International Company
Xtreme Girls, Inc.
Power to Act Foundation, Inc.
Help One Save One International, Inc
Health and Wealth Adult Day Services
The Finish Strong Team LLC
Harriett tubman Foundation, Inc.
The Wright Way, Inc.
Mercy, Hearts, Tutoring, Inc.
DEA - Demanding Artistic Excellence Production, Inc.
The Sweet Spot Foundation, Inc.
Worldwide Outreach, Inc.
Angels All Around Foundation, Inc.
Phoenix Project Of DeKalb County, Inc.
God's Word & Christ Ministries, Inc.
The Reeves Family Foundation, Inc.
NewBorn International Foundation, Inc.
Abiding Love Foundation, Inc.
IFA GLOBAL Online H.M.H.P. Foundation, Inc.
Columbia Alliance Sustainable Neighborhood Initiative, Inc.
Oasis Montage Ministries, Inc.
Flaming Evangelical Ministries Georgia, Inc.
Uncut World Entertainment, LLC
Ray Of Hope Foster Care, Inc.
Club Christ Ministries, Inc.
K.I.M. – Keep It Moving, Inc.
The LIST Academy Inc.
Ladies In Full Effect, Incorporated
Rack Inc. (Registered Angel Company Keeper)
Hattie's Haven, Inc.
P.I.O.M. - Philadelphia International Outreach Ministries, Inc.
ICU - Independent Churches United, Inc.
Annie's International Resource Center, Inc.
Broken Chains, Inc.
TrueFriend 4 Community Outreach, Inc
Women Of Truth, Inc.
Harper-Smith House, Inc.
Jasmine House Foundation, Inc.
Samuel A. Stryker & Family Humanitarian Foundation, Inc.
Joseph's Beautiful Hearts Giving Hands, Inc
Kingdom Investment Ministry, Inc.
Sydney's Pampered Peach Day Care, Inc
Warner Family and Friends Outreach Foundation Incorporated
ARM Christian School Inc.
Restoration Oasis, Inc.
Renacer Inc
End-Time Revival Ministries, USA, Inc.
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Y Not Read Foundation, Inc.
Caring Touch Ministries, Inc.
Love Joy Learning Academy, Inc.
Apostolistic Restoration Ministry, Inc.
Girls World Tours, Inc.
Open Door Cottage Personal Care Home, Inc.
One Heart...One Love Foundation, Inc.
The Soul Project, Inc.
We Care Of Mableton, Inc.
Landmark Family Life Center, Inc.
Barnabas International Project, Inc.
Sights & Sounds Black Cultural Expo, Inc.
Kingdom Restoration International Ministries, Inc.
Rebirth International Family Life Center, Inc.
Morning Glory Transitional Home, Inc.
Channel Of Hope, Inc.
Greater Works International Ministries, Inc.
Mount Of God Tabernacle, Inc.
Hope Garden Personal Care Home, Inc.
The Well Discipleship Training School, Inc.
Cherubims Children & Youth Services, Inc.
Joshua's Resource Center For Families, Inc.
Compassionate Home Care, Inc.
Prime Care Solutions, Inc.
Burton's Family Home, Inc.
Pilote Group Services, Inc.
Eternity Personal Care Home, Inc.
Jr. Gents, Inc.
Unique Wigs, Inc.
Two Queens & A Can, Inc.
Excellent With Serving, LLC
Strictly Media, LLC
G & W Personal Care Home, Inc.
Advanced Durable Medical Equipment, LLC
EY Productions, LLC
Gifted Minds Family Care Home, LLC
Miracle Garden, LLC
First Choice Personal Home Care, LLC
Vista Security Services, LLC
E & E Karing Hands, Personal Home Care, LLC
Glen Hope Village Personal Home Care, LLC
The Kings Of Atlanta Grooming Spa & Lounge, LLC
Tender Hands Home Care, LLC
Styles JUS4U, LLC
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I'd like to say thank you to Linda Brooks for the outstanding job that was done for our organization 2nd Chance International Ministries, INC. I thank GOD for you! If we would not have met you, we'd still be listening to all the nonsense we had been hearing ... like, it's going to take a year or two for before someone can to get a 501(c)(3) ... BUT, then came YOU! We received our 501(c)(3) status in just a few weeks…..Glory be to GOD! You are heaven sent and may God continue to bless you.
I really appreciate your expert work, how you were very detailed as to what you needed from us. I'll tell you it didn't seem like we were working and communicating by e-mail and phone. I felt like you were right here in Chicago with me. The IRS acknowledged receipt of our application in August and approved us in September. Now that's a great turn-around ! I contribute that to the great work that you did. I would recommend your services to anyone interested in getting their 501(c) (3). Thank you again.
Thank You, thank you, thank you is what I'd like to say. We received our 501(c)(3) in less that one month. The Nonprofit Lady (Mrs Linda Brooks Horton) is truly the BEST in helping you establish and obtain your nonprofit organization and receiving a tax exempt status. With her expertise in these areas, you are GUARANTIED to become a tax exempt nonprofit organization. If you have come in contact with her then GOD has lead you here.
Thank you again Nonprofit Lady, we love you.
"In a short time frame, Adopt A Mom And Pop Ministry was incorporated and now tax exempt, obtaining our 501(c)(3) status. Linda is very professional and a well organized individual that has her client's best interest at heart".
"The Milner & Togia Foundation is so excited about the services we experienced with Linda Brooks. We have obtained a spontaneous response with our incorporation and our 501 c)(3) application, which was approved within a few weeks. We do appreciate and cherish all service rendered".
"I am very impressed with Linda's level of professionalism and knowledge of the tax exemption process. A Special Boutique received our tax exempt status in just a few weeks. I would highly recommend Linda's assistance to friends and family".
"It gives me great pleasure to say, we are thankful for the wonderful service that Linda has shown to Liberty Hall House of God. She is knowledgeable about the nonprofit process. As a Church, we received our 501(c)(3) in less than 3 months, she truly has been a blessing to the ministry".


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Pappy Van Winkle Cocktail Dinner & Pairing
Old Pappy Van Winkle Bourbon
Whiskey Dinner
Thursday, April 22nd, 2010
hosted by LUSH
with Julian Van Winkle
Assorted charcuterie, craft cheeses, olives, pickled vegetables, jams, crusty bread
Cocktail: Americana
1 oz. Pappy Van Winkle 10 year 90 proof
½ oz. Campari
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Despite months of negotiations on Capitol Hill, Senate approval of President Obamas New Start arms control treaty is in serious jeopardy. And it raises the question: Are treaties, and in particular arms control treaties, even worth the trouble anymore? In fact, most of our international objectives on arms control and other matters can be met much more easily with domestic actions. For much of the world, treaty ratification is a simple matter. In parliamentary systems like those in Britain and France, ratification is virtually automatic, because the government also controls the legislature. In China, it is a mere formality ordered from the top. But the same treaties that are so easily ratified in other countries are, for good or ill, often left to languish in the Senate, where 67 votes are needed for approval. The result is international frustration with American leadership, as many widely shared goals - from childrens rights to a ban on nuclear weapons testing - are held hostage by a small group of senators, who often represent a tiny percentage of the American public. Treaties on arms control, with elaborate legal definitions and verification procedures, were necessary during the cold war because the Soviet Union was a closed society, in which military programs were closely guarded secrets. And given the high stakes involved, treaties helped ensure that large-scale cheating could be detected in time to respond. But that era is long gone. The freer flow of information makes American and Russian military programs and arms negotiations far more transparent, rendering formal treaties less important. At the same time, the ratification process can create a perverse effect: in the case of New Start, Republican senators led by Jon Kyl of Arizona are holding up the treaty to force the Pentagon to increase spending on the modernization of nuclear weapons and associated delivery systems. Their demand comes despite the more than $180 billion already committed to modernization over the next decade and assurances from retired military commanders and former secretaries of defense that the treaty wouldnt undermine Americas nuclear deterrent. The trouble is that spending more money on nuclear modernization would undercut a key purpose of the treaty, which is to demonstrate to the world that the two countries are reducing their reliance on nuclear weapons - and thus strengthen our leverage against states like Iran and North Korea, which seek to enter the nuclear club. Ratification, in short, creates a platform for partisan grandstanding wholly at odds with the treaty itself. Fortunately, there is an alternative: we could achieve roughly the same results without signing a treaty. International negotiations would still be needed, but instead of a binding treaty, the administration could commit to pursuing Congressional action to accomplish the agreed terms. The effect would be the same, but the process would be much easier at home, requiring a simple majority in the Senate, instead of two-thirds. This strategy is already being used on climate policy. After the Senate failed to ratify the Kyoto Protocol on climate change that was negotiated during the Clinton administration, it became clear that any treaty to cut greenhouse gas emissions would be a lost cause. In recent years negotiators have continued to pursue international climate agreements, but with the understanding that adherence would occur through domestic energy legislation that the rest of the world could then examine and assess. The same model could work for nuclear arms control. If the Senate continues to stall on New Start, Moscow and Washington could simply set the same level of 1,550 strategic warheads through domestic legislation and exchange deployment plans consistent with the treatys other provisions. Crucial verification procedures, especially on-site inspections, could be established through executive agreements, which may not even require legislative approval. In any case, it is hard to imagine Congress opposing a bill to monitor Russias nuclear forces. Further arms-control efforts planned by the Obama administration - reducing strategic nuclear forces, prohibiting nuclear weapons testing and controlling the production of special nuclear material - could be handled in the same way. True, the Russians might prefer the legal imprimatur of a treaty. But given the alternative, they would probably be willing to adjust. For reasons that go beyond the Senate, the era of treaty-making may largely be over. 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