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Flowers for Magdalenes
At least 1,663 former Magdalene women are buried in cemeteries in Ireland, many of whom are in unmarked graves. Flowers for Magdalenes is the brainchild of Áine Downes of Sinn Féin Women, who approached JFMR (then JFM) in 2012, with a view to establishing an annual event to commemorate the women and girls who died in the Magdalene Laundries. It was agreed from the outset that the event would be non-political, and would centre around the simple act of laying flowers at Magdalene graves.
The first Flowers for Magdalenes events took place in 2012 in Dublin and Galway, and the event has grown each year, with new locations holding events as time has passed. Since 2016, all cities and towns where there were Magdalene Laundries have come together to visit Magdalene graves and lay a flower to honour the women who lived and died behind convent walls.
Photographs, videos and other materials from each year are available at the links below. We are still developing this section of the website and more materials will be added as they come to hand.


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Compatible Wall-Mount brackets and screw hole distance measurements for TVs
This article provides basic information for mounting your TV to a wall using a wall mount bracket, size of the screws and screw holes, length of the power cord, and weight of the TV without the stand.
Before you start
WARNING! There's a risk of damage to your TV if you don't follow the installation instructions correctly. We're not liable for any damages or injury caused by mishandling or improper installation of the wall-mount bracket.
WARNING! If you use substitute items other than the supplied screws, the TV may fall and cause physical injury to someone or damage to the internal parts of the TV.
- We strongly recommend that a qualified professional install your TV on the wall for product protection and safety reasons. Sufficient expertise is required to determine the strength of the wall for withstanding the TV's weight.
- Contact your local retailer or local custom installer to assist with this installation.
- Check the wall-mount installation manual supplied with your TV for more information about the strength of the wall.
- For safety reasons, and to make sure the installation is performed correctly, follow the wall-mount bracket instruction manual, the TV Setup Guide, and the instructions in this article.
- We don't guarantee the use of third-party wall mount brackets or screws.
- Use the screws supplied with the wall-mount bracket when you attach the wall-mount bracket to the TV. The supplied screws are set with a length of 8 mm to 12 mm from the attachment surface of the wall-mount bracket.
- The thread diameter and screw length differ depending on the wall-mount bracket
The screw hole distance measurements (W x H) on some models follow the VESA Mount Standard.
The size of the AC power adaptor is measured in millimeters.
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Faux Succulent Centerpiece
-Beautifully crafted from driftwood base with artificial succulents
-Dimensions:11" Wide x 7" High (from the bottom to the top of the plant)
-Packed: One Per Package (you will receive one Decorative Succulent Centerpiece)
Shipping Date: Leaves our warehouse within THREE business days!
We're welcoming Spring and Summer this year with FRESH new pieces that are filled with greenery AND texture! It's such an easy AND inexpensive way to spruce up and brighten your home or office!
Place our Faux Succulent Centerpieces in ANY space that is lacking color and texture! Like, beside your sofa on an accent table or on a stack of books (that are on a display shelf). Put it on your window sill in the kitchen or bring it to the office and place it on your desk!
This beauty can LITERALLY go anywhere! We know, it's a PERFECT addition to any room!! :)


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More upcoming albums!
Hi all, just have a little more info about upcoming albums for you guys...
-Vivian Hsu , famous model-actress-singer-lyricist will be releasing her new album <Vishiki V 世界> at the end of this year. For those of you who may not be familiar with her works , let me tell you that she's not just a pretty face. She has most recently worked with kenji Wu and Wang leehom as far as I know , after being asked by them to collaborate with them on lyrics for songs in their albums. Can you guess which songs?:)
-Shin (not to be confused with the singer Ashin from mayday) will also be releasing his new album on the 7th of September named <我记得>(I remember). He will be working with many reputable songwriters and lyricists and such , and also up and coming singer songwriter producer Xiao Yu.
-Just a reminder as well that Angela Chang will be releasing her new album inOctober this year! After a three year break , im sure her fans are excited to see her newt transformations! You may already have heard her first single (I'm that girl) which is acollaboration with notable Korean producer Jae Chong.
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|Phoenix, at one hour old.
This baby goat, "Phoenix" was born on June 10, 2011 but was barely breathing. She was so weak she could not stand or suck. When a newborn kid is too weak to suck on it's own, it is very important that you step in and act quickly. Baby goats need to have their mom's rich milk (colostrum) during the first 12-24 hours of life. Colostrum is necessary so their little bodies can set up the defense mechanisms to fight diseases and to kick start their delicate digestive system. Often, the doe will refuse to clean or care for a newborn that is not healthy. Finding a warm place and cleaning the baby before it's first feeding is a good idea and fun!
Collecting the colostrum is the next step. Phoenix's mom is new at delivering babies and has very small teats. I used the Henry Milker to collect colostrum.
Feeding the colostrum to Phoenix was easy with a 50cc syringe. We fed small amounts on a one hour rotation. We'll provide updates on Phoenix and her progress.
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In what appears to be one of many collaborations that we can expect to come from Microsoft and Nokia, the Bing Maps and Nokia Maps teams have recently collaborated to develop — and launch across both products — a new and improved map design. Packing improvements to the road map style, typography, and the use of visual hierarchy, the update aims to, quoting the Bing announcement, "unify our map elements, improve contrast and usability to ultimately create a more beautiful and functional map."
The color palette for the road map style has been improved, and, as a result, you will no longer mistake roads for rivers. In all seriousness, the improved colors are quite nice on the eyes, and they do not clash with overlaid data. Improvements to typography were also made; small type is now easier to read, city names are large and transparent, and their size scales with your zoom level, and type size hierarchy helps to bring order to the maps. They've also made improvements to the visual hierarchy — basically, what data is shown — at different zoom levels.
On top of these map improvements, they vastly improved their mapping coverage and data through their partnership with Nokia and NavTeq. As a result, map data has improved drastically in several countries, including Egypt, Israel, Malta, Philippines, Uruguay, and Venezuela.


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Blog Post 42 – Five-finger Grass
Catherine Yronwode calls this "the most popular green, leafy herb in hoodoo" (HHRM, p. 95). It's known by several names, including Cinquefoil and Tormentil (which is actually a particular species in the broader genus of Potentilla, which also includes Five-finger Grass). This herb, which is not actually a grass, is one of the best to keep around. It's fairly easy to grow from seed, or from root cuttings as it is a rhizome.
The value of this herb has been known for a long time. Sir Francis Bacon noted that it seemed to attract a particular type of wildlife, saying "The toad will be much under Sage, frogs will be in Cinquefoil" (The Works of Sir Francis Bacon, p. 548). John George Hohman mentions it in his The Long Lost Friend, saying "If you call upon another to ask for a favor, take care to carry a little of the five-finger grass with you,
and you shall certainly obtain that you desired" (Hohman, #14).
This particular herb is a very positive one. It's used for protection because of its hand-like shape (imagine a hand held up to halt evil in its tracks), but also in love spells, money and luck workings, and even travel magic. Here are some of the basic ways to use it:
- Take a pinch of cinquefoil and put it behind a mirror (in the space between the mirror and its backing). Then hang the mirror where it faces your front, or main, door. A landlord or debt collector will be unable to force you from your home, and anyone coming to see you will be predisposed to show you kindness.
- Carried with Comfrey Root and Lodestone in a black bag and dressed with Commanding Oil, it prevents you from getting lost in your travels (this spell is from Catherine Yronwode, HHRM, p. 95)
- According to Judika Illes' Encyclopedia of 5000 Spells, burning Cinquefoil as incense before bed will let you dream of your lover
- Mixed with Deer's Tongue and Calamus root and powdered, it can be used to dress love letters in order to encourage loving thoughts from your intended.
- Putting a pinch of the grass in your wallet or purse will keep you lucky with your money, helping you to spend it wisely, find good bargains, and have luck when you risk it at games of chance.
- Add it to a mojo bag with a Lucky Hand Root and an Alligator Foot or Rabbit Foot charm, then feed the bag with Hoyt's Cologne or another lucky scent for help when you're playing cards.
- Made into a strong tea and used as a floor wash (or combined with another floor treatment like Chinese Wash) Five-finger Grass will remove curses put upon your household. You can also add other protective herbs like Rue or Rosemary to help with this.
Botanical.com mentions that the herb has also had reputed healing qualities ascribed to it for quite some time. In days of yore, it was used to heal aches and sores (esp. those which were ulcerous, such as sores in the mouth), and also to help ease coughs. Today, they say that "the dried herb is more generally now employed, for its astringent and febrifuge properties."
You can grow or buy this herb, and it's definitely a good one to have around your front door (remember the protective qualities; it might even keep the Jehovah's Witnesses away!), if there's a sunny spot for it—it prefers full sun and does well in rock gardens. It's got very pretty little yellow flowers, similar to a strawberry plant's. However you get it, I definitely recommend having it on hand if you are going to be doing hoodoo for luck or money. Or any number of other spells, for that matter. I hope you've enjoyed this herb, and this week's posts!
Thanks for reading!
-CoryExplore posts in the same categories: Practice & Technique
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April 7, 2010 at 11:13 am
this plant just looks 'happy' i can see the reason for its uses – definitely will be on the lookout


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This is gonna be an awesome event TONIGHT!!!!
If you're in London, you need to check it out
I'm really, really looking forward to seeing this guy:
And loads of other great stuff!!
Grab this free remix by the host, David Bowie's favourite DJ, Pathaan of a TGU seminal classic track:
Transglobal Underground – Templehead [Pathaan's Worldpeace remix]
Transglobal Underground's 'Templehead' from years gone by was an instant hit with me because of it's outernational sound and allowed me to realise there are all sorts of possibilities in dance music & fusion.
I hope you enjoy my remix of the seminal tune !!!!
30 May at 12:00 – 31 May at 00:00
The Old Queens Head, Islington
44 Essex Road
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Dj Pathaan, Ash Chandola
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Championing All Forms Of Music From Around The Globe
Anyone familiar with the outernationalist sound will surely have heard of our host Pathaan; DJ, music aficionado and trans-global luminary. This event builds on the success of this dance music hero as he further dissolves barriers – both musically and culturally – in a world where separation and pigeon-holing is fast becoming a practice of days gone by.
Featured artists will be :
Cornershop DJs, Bobby Friction Celt Islam, DJ Umb, U-Cef, Infinate Scale [live], Laura B [live], Dr Cat, Sali [live], Atalanta [live]
providing an eclectic, exotic & electronic musical oasis of varied genres & tempo !!
Treat yourselves and get down to this launch and release party !!!!
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Bobby Friction 11pm til midnight
Celt Islam 10pm til 11pm
Infinite Scale 9.15 til 10pm
DJ UMB 8.15pm til 9,15pm
Sali 7.45pm til 8.15pm
Cornershop 6.45pm til 7.45pm
Dr Cat 5.45pm til 6.45pm
UCef 5pm til 5.45pm
Laura B 4.15pm til 5pm
Atalanta 3.30pm til 4.15pm
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Today's Outfit
Top: H&M // Joggers: H&M // Shoes: Deichmann // Statement Necklace: Primark // Necklace: I really don't know
Hey guys, summer is almost over and I'm looking forward for fall. There are so many beautiful things in the shops. I mean SWEATERS and BOOTS GUYS! Enjoy your day, be happy and grateful. Lots of LOVE!
'The more you talk about negative things in your life, the more you call them in. Speak victory not defeat.' -Joel Osteen


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How to Search—And What to Ask
Pointing the way to evidence-based care®
Three types of professional treatment providers are most likely to offer evidence-based treatment for alcohol use disorder (AUD), and thousands of them offer care nationwide:
- licensed professional therapists with addiction specialties,
- specialty alcohol treatment programs, and
- board-certified addiction doctors.
In the sections below, we'll show you how to search several directories to find qualified treatment providers. These will give you a place to start.
Unless you have a specific need or preference, we recommend searching for all three types of providers to see all your options.
When you find a provider who looks promising, call and ask more about the treatment approach. We'll give you a list of questions to ask—and answers to listen for—that can help you determine if providers offer higher-quality care, and if they are a good fit for your situation.
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This past summer, we created a Romantic Bedroom Retreat with our friends at Free Spirit and Rowan Fabrics, combining a number of designers, collections and substates. For today's Re-imagine & Renovate project, we decided to take one of our favorite projects from within this series and transform it from lush and elegant to fresh and fun. That's what our R&R posts are all about. We pull out a classic fave tutorial and give it a whole new spin with updated fabrics, trims and notions. We switched out the historical Rowan Bromley cottons and rich velvet accents for a light, bright trio of spring cottons, courtesy of our friends, and today's sponsor, Fat Quarter Shop.
Both the front and back fabrics are from the Blushing Collection by Margot Languedoc of The Pattern Basket for Henry Glass Fabrics. The fabric we chose for the front, Green Cross Lattice on Cream has a faux quilted look we love. The back panels and front flange are the coordinating Green Swirl Dots. And, the outer flange is a lovely Bella Solids by Moda in Sand. All from Fat Quarter Shop.
We added interfacing to the outer flange to give it the stability to stand tall and proud behind the front flange.
With its double-flange construction and mitered corners, these shams are a bit more complex than most projects you find here on Sew4Home, but the original instructions are very detailed with lots of photos and step-by-step instructions. When you are new to a technique or hesitant about the skill level needed for a particular project, it often helps to make all or part of it in scrap fabric as a prototype. Doing something in scraps first allows you to make sure you really grasp the process before cutting into and/or stitching together your final fabric.
Our thanks again to our friends at Fat Quarter Shop, the sponsors of today's R&R project, for providing all three beautifully coordinated fabrics. One of the things we love about FQS is how when they purchase a collection, they purchase deep, giving a wider selection of the available designs and colorways from which to pull. It's always more fun to shop when there are lots of mix and match options.
To Re-imagine & Renovate your own Pillow Shams, go to the original tutorial:
A Romantic Bedroom Retreat Double Flange Pillow Shams
The only change we made, as mentioned above, was to add interfacing to the outer flange. We used Pellon Décor Bond, a firm fusible. You need the following cuts to match the outer flange fabric cuts (for a pair of shams):
- FOUR 4" x 27" strips for the front
- FOUR 4" x 45" strips for the front
- FOUR 4" x 28" strips for the back
- FOUR 4" x 45" strips for the back
Hints and Tips
As we always mention when it comes to finding fabric, If you love a fabric, get it while you can. Because, like fashionable apparel, popular fabrics come and go; at some point, even the most amazing fabrics are no longer in stores or online. You can check your favorite fabric source to find out if they have it in stock or can get it for you. Be sure to look at our Marketplace for our fave sources. You can also try Googling the fabric name along with the designer's name or the design house. Prints from older collections can also sometimes be found on Etsy or eBay.
Looking for more information on blending, mixing and matching your fabrics? Check out these tutorials:
How to Mix & Match Designer Fabric Collections
How to Create A Fabric Palette
Mixing & Matching Colors, Patterns & Textures
Making the Right Fabric Choice
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Hot Tub And Pool Showroom In Monmouth
Here at Topstak you will find an unrivalled range of chimneys, stoves, kitchens and handcrafted furniture.As an independently owned company, we have generations of experience that is backed by superb product knowledge, excellent customer service and a real commitment to providing value for money.
We invite you to browse our website and visit our showrooms to find out more.
It doesn't take much to make good times great when you have your own personal spa at home. See what owners say.
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This popular 7 person spa is shown with a cedar cabinet and typical cabinet mounted cover lifter.
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Advanced technology enables worry free installation in remote places like this beautiful Norwegian island cabin.
Here is our most popular hot tub shown with Platinum Swirl acrylic and cedar cabinet in a nice lake home setting.
Cold weather is the natural habitat of an Arctic Spa. Made in Canada for extreme conditions for efficiency and longevity no matter where you live.
Here the Tundra model is shown with the Sable color no maintenance cabinet and matching steps.
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Preparation is very minimal and our team will guide you every step of the way.
Simply fill it with your garden hose, wait for it to heat up and enjoy! We make it easy.
Preparation is very minimal and our team will guide you every step of the way.
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OneSpot Signs CPG Marketers in 'Content Sequencing' Deal
Content marketing is all the rage. But despite the underlying idea that digital media can serve each person unique content, in practice it often means the same people get retargeted with the same stuff over and over again -- not unlike TV ads that bombard viewers well after the point of diminishing returns.
Now a bevy of packaged-goods marketers have signed with OneSpot -- an ad-tech firm that promises to avoid that problem by sequencing content based on how people respond to what they've already seen or what they're doing online. The theory is that this will make things more enjoyable for people and more effective for brands -- telling coherent stories as consumers travel that well-worn road of industry jargon known as the "path to purchase."
Mondelez International, Kraft Heinz, Prestige Brands and Cargill are new clients joining a roster that includes at least one other packaged-goods player that declined to be identified, and already included Johnson & Johnson, Intel, Whole Foods Market, Serta and Delta Faucet. They're tapping OneSpot for "content sequencing," a phrase the company has trademarked and says it does uniquely.
In the case of Mondelez and its Honey Maid "Wholesome Families" video campaign launched last year, the brand was sometimes getting compliments on the vignettes and mini-documentaries depicting a wide variety of American families, but complaints from people seeing the same ones too often, said OneSpot CEO Steve Sachs. That's one reason he said Honey Maid enlisted the company to sequence such content, along with recipes and other brand communications.
"I view it as a good, solid step of taking the world of big data down into something tangible and meaningful for Honey Maid," said Gary Osifchin, portfolio lead-biscuits North America for Mondelez. While he's ultimately hoping to build sales by using OneSpot, Mr. Osifchin said sales lift is "the hardest thing to measure in everything we do." So he's looking at metrics on how people engage with content, or how they respond to survey questions indicating whether the effort is improving their affinity with the brand or their purchase intent. Mondelez is adding "buy now" buttons to all its digital assets, he added, which will help gauge sales impact -- though it doesn't make a direct link to purchases in brick-and-mortar stores or in the days or weeks after people see content.
Remington, a past OneSpot client, did find that using content sequencing behind its i-Light Pro hair removal system in 2013 helped triple sales at Amazon.
Every campaign OneSpot manages starts with an objective -- whether it's building relationships, building brand affinity or increasing sales -- said CMO Adam Weinroth. But rather than come up with pre-set content paths for every consumer, OneSpot tries to let individual response and analytics determine the optimal sequence.
For Honey Maid, he said, "The first consumer, we may want to start with an everyday snacking recipe and when she's in an environment where we retarget, present a real family story that's more equity driving, then maybe a third piece of content showing the range of the Honey Maid portfolio." A second consumer might get the equity message first, then a backyard grilling recipe for S'mores.
OneSpot isn't saying exactly how that's determined, beyond that it's based on "machine learning, data intelligence and predictive modeling." The firm says its machine-learning technology makes around a trillion content-placement predictions daily across 36 million placements a minute in display, social and mobile media, reaching 94% of the U.S. population.
Mr. Sachs came to OneSpot in 2013 from Time Inc., where he was exec-VP of consumer marketing and sales and before that president of Real Simple. He said he saw an opportunity to help marketers become better content publishers.
In part, OneSpot is trying to address a paradox of digital marketing, particularly video. Optimal spending levels behind a particular ad or video usually top out faster online, particularly on mobile, than other media, not because it's not reaching people, but because they're actually seeing it and getting tired of it faster, according to Marketing Evolution CEO Rex Briggs.
"The wear out on video is high," Mr. Sachs said. "The opportunity for marketers is to answer the question what's next? What's the next thing I should serve them?"


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Off the Map: A Road Trip Along Cuba's Southern Coast
Armed with a keen sense of adventure, the author heads to Cuba's southern coast, where the driving is a challenge but the sites are more than enough reward.
I started planning a return trip to Cuba even before my first one ended. It wasn't the jazz clubs, the chaotic energy, or the '57 Chevys that gripped me—though they'd no doubt lent a hand. What I couldn't shake were images from the few short forays I took outside Havana: elderly cowboys near sputtering classic cars, pig roasts at mountaintop cabins, and little-trafficked roads cutting through vast tobacco fields. The city, I quickly realized, is just the beginning; beyond it, there's an entire country to be seen.
So within a matter of months I returned with my fiancé for a three-day road trip across the country's southern coast. We wanted to find the small colonial cities that friends had described as so stuck in time they'd make Havana seem modern. Along the way, we discovered that Cuba's wide-open highways and mountain roads are just as fascinating as the destinations they lead to.
Day 1: Driving then Drinking
After picking up our car—a Chinese-made sedan, one of the few rental options from the state-run agencies in Cuba—we fought our way through Havana's frenetic sprawl to Autopista Nacional 1, the highway running down the island's spine from Havana in the northwest to Sancti Spíritus in the island's center. The road was an adventure in itself. Over the course of our four-hour drive, my fearless fiancé dodged hitchhikers, bicyclists, and overloaded horse-drawn carts. And that's not to mention the scratched-out signposts and potholes—some so deep that dogs could use them as bathtubs. Navigating was almost as great a challenge: paper maps are an absolute necessity, as most cellular carriers have no roaming service here. Needless to say, driving in Cuba will make you feel accomplished, like you've survived some kind of initiation.
With its pastel-painted houses and cobblestoned streets, the town of Trinidad—a UNESCO World Heritage site—provided the picturesque welcome we'd hoped for. What we didn't expect was to be surrounded by as many horses as cars in the town center; we drove at a crawl, eventually parking near the pedestrian-only Plaza Mayor and our home for the night, Casa Arcangel.
Cuba's system of homestays, or casas particulares, is like a low-tech Airbnb, and pre-dates that company by more than a decade. Some make you feel like you're staying in a family's snug spare bedroom, while others are more like professionally run inns. Casa Arcangel falls into the latter camp, with an outdoor courtyard for breakfast and two rooms for rent, each with beautiful colonial furnishings. We joined Miguel, Arcangel's genial young proprietor, for beers on the rooftop; then out came a bottle of Havana Club 7-Year and Miguel's entire extended family. Experiences like this, we thought, are exactly why a casa particular will always trump a government-run hotel.
Miguel's cousin Sheyla corroborated our hunch that in Cuba, whitetablecloth restaurants tend to be stuffy and uninspired. She pointed us instead to Taberna de Botija, a tavern beloved by locals with walls covered in curious historic ephemera. There, we happily devoured traditional Cuban dishes like brochetas, skewers of tender beef and vegetables grilled over a charcoal fire.
Next, we sought something a bit more lively. "Trinidad has the best nightlife of any Cuban city," my friend Jesús Noguera, a Havana-based tour guide, had told me. So we followed a distant hum to the steps off the Plaza Mayor, where percussionists with conga drums, animated singers, and trumpeters were gearing up for an outdoor salsa fest. In Trinidad, as in many Cuban towns, nightlife is a community-wide affair, with twirling teenagers and jumping children and grandparents far more graceful on the dance floor than your average septuagenarian. Swept up in the energy, I found myself thankful for the single Latin dance class I'd once taken.
Day 2: History in Motion
Before we left Trinidad, I wanted to catch a glimpse of the Museo Romántico. Set within the 19th-century Palacio Brunet, it's a prime example of colonial architecture; it's also styled as a home of the era, from period furniture and art right down to china and textiles. The opulence served as a reminder of the onetime wealth of this small city—echoed only by the grand buildings flanking the Plaza Mayor. On our way out, we made an impromptu detour into the surrounding side streets, where vendors had set up stalls selling crafts; I couldn't resist picking up a delicate piece of lacework and a sturdy handwoven straw bag.
Then it was off to Cienfuegos. The scenic route, Carretera Sur, hugs the country's southern coast, heading west into the green foothills of the Sierra del Escambray mountains. We saw houses ringed by fences of cacti; kids playing in a waterfall; two men in straw hats, cigars between their teeth, chatting on horseback. And once again, terrible road signs, which failed us repeatedly. But locals proved helpful. One older man guessed from our tourist car that we'd taken a wrong turn and, amazingly, ran behind us to offer directions.
First settled by French immigrants, the waterfront city of Cienfuegos is also known as La Perla del Sur—the Pearl of the South—and it still has a distinctly colonial feel. The town's main sights cluster around the Plaza José Martí; of the surrounding monuments, I loved the Catedral de la Purísima Concepción, with its vaulted ceilings and ornate stained glass, and the Teatro Tomás Terry, a 19th-century theater with original frescoes that's still in operation.
A short but scenic drive down Punta Gorda, a landmark-lined peninsula jutting out into the bay, led us to Perla del Mar, one of Cuba's only boutique hotels, in a renovated 1950s mansion. We settled into our light-filled room (one of nine), turned up the air conditioner, and enjoyed a brief escape from the tropical heat.
We couldn't help but notice the Palacio de Valle, just across the street. The 100-year-old Spanish-Moorish estate is the town's premier architectural site; these days, it's been converted into a government-run restaurant, better known for its stately cupolas and intricate murals than for its food. So we saved our appetite and went for a daiquiri on the terrace, which has panoramic views of Cienfuegos Bay.
Once the sun had finally dipped below the horizon, we set off on a five-minute walk to our dinner spot, a live-fire place at the very tip of the peninsula. Our table at Restaurante Villa Lagarto was close enough to the waves to feel the occasional sea spray, but more memorable than the setting was the food: showstopping stewed rabbit and fork-tender suckling pig with skin as crispy as cracklings. My fiancé, a cocktail consultant by trade back home in New York, gushed over the rum selection, which included Havana Club bottlings we had never seen before. In the name of research, we ordered shots for dessert.
Day 3: To the Beach
I knew we were nearing the Bay of Pigs when we began to see billboards emblazoned with slogans like ¡HASTA LA VICTORIA SIEMPRE! AND ¡IMPERIALISMO NORTEAMERICANO! Americans, if not their government's policies, are generally embraced in Cuba, yet reminders of our fraught historical relationship abound. (In the small town of Playa Girón, where the historic invasion made landfall, the Museo de Playa Girón offers the Communist version of the story.) Now the area, called Bahía de Cochinos in Spanish, has turned over a new leaf, having emerged as a rising snorkeling and scuba destination with plentiful marine life just off its shell-strewn beaches. For the prettiest swims, we were told to head to Caleta Buena, a protected cove with iridescent blue waters five miles east of Playa Girón. The water was so clear, you could see entire schools of rainbow-colored fish from above the surface, but I put on some flippers and dove in for a closer look.
A few hours of sunshine later, it was time to get back in the passenger seat and unfold our dog-eared map again. This time, we welcomed the inevitable obstacles—the longer to keep us there, I thought—as we wound our way back toward Havana.


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Following a stress-induced breakdown after producing a bestseller, writer Paula Martin (Anna Brecon) retreats to Bidford House, her childhood holiday home, to get away from it all and begin work on her next novel. However, the old house is full of secrets and mystery that distract and disturb the fragile Paula. She calls her agent for help to take the pressure off, and Linda (Jane March) arrives, appearing to be a godsend who can help get Paula back on track.
But all is not as it seems. Is Linda a serial killer who's been stalking Paula for years? With slimy journalist Robert Gainer (Billy Murray) seemingly on a mission to ruin Paula with a story of her breakdown, it's left to her analyst, Leo Fox (Colin Salmon), to race to her rescue ... but will he arrive in time?
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Example Question #1 : Using Other Organic Reducing Agents
Which of the following is not a reducing agent?
is not a reducing agent; peroxides (compounds with the formula R-O-O-R) are oxidizing agents. A very common peroxide is sodium peroxide .
All of the other listed compounds are reducing agents.
Example Question #31 : Redox Chemistry
Which reagents reduce alkynes to trans alkenes?
Meta-Chloroperoxybenzoic acid
produces a trans-alkene from an alkyne whereas produces a cis-alkene. reduces an alkyne all the way down to an alkane. is a strong oxidizing agent.
Example Question #2 : Using Other Organic Reducing Agents
Identify the major product of the pictured reaction. Assume workup.
This is a standard organolithium reaction.
The organolithium product can be thought of as a strong nucleophile. The carbon steals an electron from the lithium to create . From there, the highly reactive carbo-anion is free to attack the ketone at the site of its carbon to form a tertiary alcohol on the cyclohexane.
Example Question #1 : Using Other Organic Reducing Agents
Which of the following compounds is not an oxidizing agent?
is the only answer choice that is not an oxidizing agent. In fact, it is a reducing agent because of the lack of oxygen atoms present. This compound adds hydrogen atoms to a compound, thereby reducing it.
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Which of the following would be the product of the reaction given?
Alkenes can be reduced in the presence of and a metal catalyst like platinum to hydrogenate the alkene to give a saturated alkane. The reaction occurs in a heterogeneous solution rather than a homogenous solution. It occurs on the presence of a solid surface of the metal catalyst.
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Captain Dajon Waite still burns at the ignonimy he suffered at the hands of marauding pirates while at the helm of his father's ship, his humiliation multiplied by being bested by a woman known only as the Red Siren.
Now a successful captain with His Majesty's Royal Navy, Dajon once again finds himself subject to the whims of the fairer sex, having been cajoled into acting as guardian to Rear Admiral Westcott's daughters - a job that would cause even the most courageous man to tremble.
Faith Westcott has felt responsible for her sisters since the death of her mother and her father's continued disinterest in their well being. Determined they will not be left to suffer at the hands of an ill fated marriage like their eldest sister, Charity, Faith resorts to a life of piracy to seek a fortune that will allow her sisters independence and freedom.
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God, Two Girls
by Adeena Reitberger Read author interview March 28, 2011
I'm in the bathtub and when I see the bat I scream and slam my head so hard against the porcelain rim I nearly knock myself out. In the yard, my sister sits in a lawn chair smoking pot and painting her nails. She nails her heel into the grass and yells through the open window, what, does the cat have your hoo-ha, what's the fucking racket in there?
I'm trying not to look, but out of the corner of my eye, I see it. It's thrashing, I'm thrashing, thrashing and screaming, screaming for help until finally she appears in the doorway. I can barely see her because my eyes are opening and closing at the sight of it.
You're bleeding, your head, she says. Why the hell are you flapping around like a mental patient?
Patient is a word she is accustomed to. She's accustomed to doctors and psychiatrists and meds and diagnoses and stays in the hospital for overdoses, accidental or otherwise, and for this or for that.
Kill it, I choke, bat, on the ceiling, get it, but I'm coughing and I can't make an intelligible sound.
It sounds like an ocean. Sounds like the ocean waves pulling back and forth, throwing me.
Once when she was six and I was nine we waded out into the Atlantic holding hands. It's gonna be okay, I said and then the waves came crashing down and swallowed her.
And you think I'm crazy, she says and she laughs, you've lost your fucking mind. But then she sees it too and freezes and backs to the corner and starts screaming, kneeling on the floor, in the water that escaped the bathtub. My god, she says, oh my god.
God, two girls, grown up, screaming bloody in the bathroom as this damn bat fights its way into the corner, getting tired, going nowhere.
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Last week I explored the Chicago Art Museum with my intern Zoey. We tried to be on our best behavior jumping from one room of French Impressionist to the next. We were shooting these photographs and were interrupted by one of the security guards but instead of getting in trouble she suggested we check out a nearby degas sculpture. She was kind enough to take a photo of the two of us at the museum.
When I was young my Grandmother had an entire collection of watches. She wore them for all types of occasions dressy and casual. She always had a watch on and gum in the front pocket of her purse. Since using an iPhone for so long I stopped wearing a watch a few years back. Recently I have had my eye on the new Daniel Wellington watch and since it arrived in the mail I haven't taken it off. The one I selected has a rose gold accents with blue hands. Navy is one of my signature colors so I was so happy to see the blue and gold color combination. The name of the watch I selected is the Dapper Sheffield and I switch between a black band and a brown band that matches my Madewell tote that I carry everywhere.
The watch is easy to dress up or wear with casual looks. I am thrilled to be able to start my watch collection with Daniel Wellington
I loved exploring the art museum here in Chicago. Its been a while and the museum felt like I was back in Paris. They even had green chairs in the garden that made me feel like I was back in the Tuileries. Stay tuned for more from the museum on the new blog www.everydayparisian.com
In 2013 I packed up my apartment and belongings to move to Paris. The original plan was three months. I arrived in Paris in the cold winter months but I quickly knew I wanted to stay longer. After my three months was over I left for home… I cried the whole plane ride. I did not want to leave but without a Visa I couldn't stay longer. I headed back to Chicago to plan my next trip. Three months turned into three years of a nomadic life. Traveling between Paris and the States.
It was hard and sometimes stressful but I didn't want to give up the chance to be back in Paris. Relationships and friendships were difficult because I was always on the move. Over the years I created a great network of friends in Paris. They were a group of creative minds that understood the Paris expat life.
After three years and encouragement from my family I decided to put down roots back in Chicago. It was one of the hardest decisions. Paris had become my comfort zone and I didn't want to give it up. I moved back and ended up giving away most of what was in storage. I was a different person now and those "things" didn't matter anymore. I reached out on instagram about the word "home" and how it was a new word as I hadn't had a place to call home in three years. The response was overwhelming. So many people from around the world had similar experiences to mine. They were homesick for Paris just as much as I was. As I settled back into life in the States I realized how much of my life was still Parisian. The way I dressed, grocery shopped, cooked, and decorated was all Parisian. So in an effort to cure my homesickness I decided to launch a blog called Every Day Parisian. The lifestyle blog will cover everything from books, recipes, style tips, and for those visiting Paris a guide on places to eat/sleep/shop. Since the idea was something that came from you I want it to involve the community. I already have a great team of expats that are ready to contribute and share their stories with you. I am so proud to announce Every Day Parisian
This was my first blog and I started back in 2011 which is crazy to think so much has happened since then. I wouldn't be here without your support over all these years! Thank you so much for everything. Your opinion matters the most. I would love to know what you think of the new site! www.everydayparisian.com
I am launching a new Paris-themed sit next week! The countless cups of coffee and early wakeup calls have all been worth it! A little sneak peak… The party starts 7/7 and you are invited!
Its been three years since I have had a place of my own. I was a nomad and traveled from city to city between Paris and the States. Trying not to collect anything or buy things that I loved because I had no place to put them. I came back to Chicago with nothing and started fresh. I had some put away in storage but after 3 years I changed and so did my style. So I kept my bed and literally gave away everything else and threw away the storage key. So lately I have been working on creating a "home" here in Chicago which gave me the idea for my next BIG project. I know I have been teasing you a lot lately but its been worth the wait. Its been a year in the making and I am pretty excited about it!
So for now here is a round up of my favorite Parisian style home ideas from Anthropologie. Some I already own and some are on my wish list! You can imagine my apartment is very french inspired. I am still in need of some of my own art on the walls and then I will have to share with you all!
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Anthropologie Scrolled Bentwood Dining Chair, Heart • $198 • Anthropologie
Anthropologie Polished Marble Dining Table, Rectangle • $1,298–1,498 • Anthropologie
Anthropologie Delicious Days In Paris • $24.95 • Anthropologie
Anthropologie Leather Tirelle Occasional Chair • $1,498 • Anthropology
Anthropologie C'est Magnifique Wallpaper • $88 • Anthropologie
Anthropologie Oscarine Lucite Bar Cart, Rectangle • $698 • Anthropologie
Anthropologie Russet Measuring Cups • $28 • Anthropologie
Anthropologie Gilded Rim Coupe • $28 • Anthropologie
Anthropologie Latte Bowls • $36 • Anthropologie
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Anthropologie Wire Script Sculpture • $48–58 • Anthropologie
Lazybones Rosette Quilt • $248–288 • Anthropologie
Anthropologie Redsmith Dining Chair • $168 • Anthropologie
Tracey Boyd Lacquered Regency Nightstand • $698 • Anthropologie
Anthropologie Copper Top Flatware • $78 • Anthropologie
Tracey Boyd Lacquered Regency Desk • $1,998 • Anthropologie
Oui Please – French at your Doorstep
I recently found the website Oui Please through Instagram What I loved about Oui Please is that it curates French based products and brings them right to your doorstep in the US or Canada. Since I have moved back to the States I am always looking for French products to keep at home and this seemed like the best solution. Each box has a different theme. The one that I received was Joie de Vivre which had a bunch of different Paris based designers and products.
Everything comes packaged in this adorable black box that you can use again. I have already reused it on my nightstand. Its wrapped beautifully and inside you find all of your french themed goodies.
I got the newest Kusmi tea that is perfect for summer on ice. Boissier candies that are delicious along with three french designed bracelets, perfume, lingerie, and so much more. Seriously this box was busting at the seams with French goodies.
The Oui Please Box comes with a little magazine with a guide to everything in the box and the history behind the brands. There is also an article on 20 Steps to Recreate Summer in France. From everything to Sitting a a cafe to visiting an art museum.
The adorable leather box that the package came in now sits on my nightstand with flowers. I can keep whatever I wish inside and it makes a great home accessory. For more details on signing up for Oui Please look here.
You hear it so often in a New York State of Mind. I think I am constantly in a Paris State of Mind. I have had a few projects in the US including LA and Chicago that have taken me away from my true love of Paris. My biggest project is Paris based and I am pretty darn excited about it. So for now if you don't mind I will be in a Paris State of Mind until further notice. I hope you will join me!
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What Tariq Khoyaratty did when his landlord banned cat-flaps in his building was not only smart – it was amazing!
Oxford-based Khoyaratty and his girl Nikki live in a Grade II building, which in the UK means that it's deemed historically significant and protected under various regulations. This makes building alterations almost impossible, so the couple decided to build a ladder for the kittie to run up and jump through an open upstairs window.
'We were a little anxious at first as to whether he'd use the ladder so we made a small practice one which we propped against the downstairs window. 'Once he was used to that, we persuade him onto the larger ladder with treats and he took to it very quickly.'
Now the ladder is Nelson's route in and out of the house. The couple also installed rugs around the bottom of the ladder to soften any potential crash.
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Character traits can be FUN for you to teach and for students to practice with this highly engaging Character Traits Game Show PowerPoint activity! This game will make the skill of determining the traits of a character something students are EXCITED to do! My class CHEERS when they see this game in the plans. PERFECT for review!
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✩Put students in up to 6 groups to play this Jeopardy style game! Review days can be dull and kids just don't listen. But if you tell them that they will play a FUN review game to test their new knowledge, they will make sure to be listening to your every word.
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I play this game a little differently. I like to have all students ENGAGED and REVIEWING every question. So, I do this by having them answer every question. One team chooses the category and amount. EVERYONE answers the questions with their groups and records their answer on their whiteboards. The team whose turn it is show me their answer and if correct, I award them the points. If incorrect, any team that has the correct answer can go for the steal and get the points for that question. Then the next team gets to choose the category and points.
✔ 25 Question Slides: various questions reviewing the given topic
✔ 25 Answer Slides: answers to the 25 question slides that link from each question to the answer.
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The categories and questions included are as follows:
NAME THE TRAIT: students are given paragraphs in which a character is showing specific traits and they need to determine the trait
THIS OR THAT?: students are given paragraphs in which a character is showing specific traits and they need to determine which of two given traits are being used
POSITIVE TRAITS: students are given paragraphs in which a character is showing specific positive traits and they need to determine the trait
NEGATIVE TRAITS: students are given paragraphs in which a character is showing specific negative traits and they need to determine the trait
MIXED BAG: students are given a variety of questions from the categories above
☆PLEASE NOTE: You WILL NEED to enable macros for the presentation to work correctly. Instructions are included. Most computers ask you right when you open the file so it's super easy. If it doesn't, just follow the instructions in the "Instructions" PDF file included in the download.
☆, if you have any issues or problems after purchase, I have included my email to contact me so that I can help you get this FUN and ENGAGING game started in your classroom!
→Please test to make sure this game works on your computer by downloading the There seems to be an issue with buttons working correctly only with the MAC version of the most recent update to PowerPoint. So let me help make sure that it will work properly on your computer before you buy. Try the sample file and email me at email@example.com if you have any issues. Thanks so much.
→PowerPoint version 2008 for MAC does NOT support the use of macros which is what this presentation uses to make the scoreboard and game board work. Please visit this site to see how to check this, if you are not sure.
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Fun in 5th Grade & More with Angela Yorgey
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Kids can always use more practice with close reading, and they also can continue to learn about weather! This resource combines the two with differentiated passages, text-dependent questions, and a mystery picture. Students will read a fiction story about a tropical storm that hit Texas, interesting facts all about tornados, and the conditions needed to create rainbows and how it all works.
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Could you imagine your students wanting to practice math during their own time? One reviewer said about this U-Know math games bundle, "What is better than when you find an activity that your students want to play over recess!" 🤯 bit.ly/2ORGRTs ... See MoreSee Less
We are all so sad that this week of fun is coming to an end.
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👆Today my store, along with 9⃣ other upper elementary stores, will be 20% off of EVERYTHING! Grab some resources at great deals to help engage your students throughout the rest of this school year.
⏰ This is a FLASH sale and will be today, January 24th ONLY.
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Fun in 5th Grade & More with Angela Yorgey
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New Orleans—There are associations between acute kidney injury (AKI), common in hospitalized settings, and increased length of stay, morbidity, and mortality. There are no specific therapies for AKI; however, recommended guidelines include measures of best practice that could potentially act as the basis of a standardized set of responses to AKI and the development of an AKI report card. Real-world ... Read More »
American Society of Nephrology Kidney Week 2017
No Differences in Outcomes of HLA-Incompatible Living Donor Transplantation versus Other Models
New Orleans—Due to the shortage of available kidneys for transplantation, human leukocyte antigen (HLA)-incompatible living donor kidney transplantation is utilized to increase opportunity for sensitized end-stage renal disease patients. There are inconsistencies in outcomes associated with HLA-incompatible kidney transplantation, however. Data in the United States demonstrated better outcomes for patients undergoing HLA-incompatible kidney transplantation compared with HLA-compatible deceased donor transplantation ... Read More »
Gender-Related Differences in Hypoglycemia with Glucose-Lowering Treatment
New Orleans—Treatment recommendations for lowering glucose vary by chronic kidney disease (CKD) stage. Despite possible differences in efficacy, there are no differences in treatment recommendations by gender, raising the possibility of differences in glucose control and hypoglycemia by gender. In a French study conducted by Marie Metzger, MD, and colleagues, 3033 patients with CKD stages 3 to 5 were recruited; ... Read More »
Continuation of Loop Diuretics Beneficial in First Year after Dialysis Initiation
New Orleans—Patients with non-dialysis dependent chronic kidney disease are often managed with use of loop diuretics. Upon initiation of hemodialysis, loop diuretics are often discontinued, despite potential benefits of augmented urine output. Researchers, led by Steven M. Brunelli, MD, recently conducted an analysis designed to examine the association between the early decision to continue versus discontinue loop diuretics at start ... Read More »
Survival with Intensive Home Hemodialysis Similar to Deceased Donor Kidney Transplantation
New Orleans—For patients with end-stage renal disease (ESRD), the treatment of choice is kidney transplantation; however, there is a shortage of available kidney donors. Results of a previous study in Canada suggested that intensive home hemodialysis had similar survival rates to that of recipients of deceased donor kidney transplantation. Angie G. Nishio-Luca, MD, and colleagues conducted a study in the ... Read More »
Statin Therapy Reduces Occurrence of AKI after Angiography
New Orleans—The diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular diseases is often complicated by the presence of acute kidney injury (AKI). Previous studies have demonstrated a significant decrease in the occurrence of AKI when patients were treated with statin therapy prior to coronary angiography and/or intervention; however, the association between pretreatment statin therapy and the occurrence of AKI in patients with peripheral ... Read More »
Spousal Donor Kidney Transplantation Outcomes
New Orleans—Even with poor histocompatibility and older age, it is known that the rate of graft survival in transplantations involving spousal kidney donation is similar to that of living related donor kidney transplantation. Marriage is the distinctive feature in spousal kidney donation (SKD) and other living unrelated kidney donation. Married people live longer and have better health than single people ... Read More »
Donor-Recipient Size Mismatch and Rates of Graft Survival
New Orleans—Poorer kidney graft survival is associated with advanced donor age, recipient age, and donor-recipient size mismatch. However, there are few available data on the interaction among these variables. Researchers in Canada conducted a retrospective cohort study designed to examine those interactions. Fanny Lepeytre, MD, reported results of the study during a poster session at Kidney Week 2017 in a ... Read More »
Trends in Comorbidities with Hemodialysis and Peritoneal Dialysis
New Orleans—Beginning in 1995, the US Renal Data System has collected data on comorbid conditions in patients receiving hemodialysis or peritoneal dialysis. Rita L. McGill, MD, and colleagues utilized the data to assess the prevalence of various comorbidities in those patient populations over 20 years; trends in both groups were compared. The researchers reported results during a poster session at ... Read More »
Nocturnal Hypertension in Pediatric Transplant Recipients
New Orleans—Pediatric kidney transplant recipients commonly exhibit nocturnal hypertension and non-dipper status during ambulatory blood pressure monitoring, both of which are associated with cardiovascular risk in adults. Christine B. Sethna, MD, and colleagues conducted an open label, blinded end point clinical trial to examine the chronotherapeutic alteration of anti-hypertensive medication on nocturnal hypertension and non-dipper status in a cohort of ... Read More »


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Mychelle Cumings ended up in 29th place in Friday's women's discus competition at the NCAA Division I East Preliminary Round meet.
Day 2 Blog Liberty freshman Mychelle Cumings took 29th place in the women's discus, making her the Flames' top performer on Friday at the NCAA Division I East Preliminary Round meet at UNF's Hodges Stadium. Cumings' third discus throw reached 147-11. That put her in 29th place of 48 entrants and ended her successful NCAA rookie season. However, she is still slated to throw the shot put and discus at the USATF Junior National Championships, June 15-17 in Bloomington, Ind. Mia Aghaji cleared the first two heights in the women's high jump, topping out at 5-7.75 to tie for 30th place. She will compete again on Saturday, when the redshirt senior triple jumps at 4:30 p.m. Making his NCAA Preliminary Round debut, sophomore Josh MacDonald came in 12th in his heat and 39th overall in the men's 3,000-meter steeplechase under the lights, late Friday evening. His official time was 9:15.41. Ryan Smith stretched the measuring tape to 179-6 on his second attempt in the men's hammer, earning a 40th-place finish in the event. Smith will make it three throwing events in three days, when he contests the men's shot put Saturday afternoon at 5 p.m. Liberty will have five athletes in action on Saturday, the final day of the NCAA Division I East Preliminary Round meet. The Flames' day will begin at 11 a.m., when Kolby Shepherd attempts to qualify for the NCAA Division I Outdoor Track & Field Championships in the men's pole vault for the second straight year.


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the light plays over
the water, bright gold turning
liquid white at the
point of connection. there's a
moment of quiet, soft, dark.
the water ripples,
undulating with the breeze
which comes from the south.
it's fresh off the ice, and cold,
almost numbingly so. still.
the sun drops over
the horizon. it's gone in
a few short moments.
the forest feels deeper now;
such are chiaroscuro days.


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The Common Law Division manages diverse categories of cases, including:
- claims in property, tort or contract law
- claims relating to wills and estates
- proceedings relating to the Court's supervisory jurisdiction over other Victorian courts, tribunals and public officials
- claims arising out of breaches of trust or equitable obligations
- matter arising out of breaches of employment and industrial contexts.
Judges of the division
The Common Law Division is made up of 14 judges, three associate judges and a judicial registrar . The division is led by Justice John Dixon as the Principal Judge. For a list of current Common Law Division judges see the judicial organisational chart.
Specialist lists in the division
Cases in the Division are managed in one of the following specialist lists. Each list deals with a specific area of law and is managed by judicial officers with specialist expertise in the area. The initiating party is required to nominate an appropriate specialist list upon initiation. Detailed information about appropriate types of proceedings for each list may be found in the list Practice Notes.


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I've been occupied elsewhere. Exploring ipernity. I like it. Think it may become a new online home for my pictures and videos from the mobile. Also provides the functions to write posts such as you would find in this blog.
See now there's the thing I'm not yet decided on. Whether to take this site offline and start writing any posts I have to my account on ipernity. I have enjoyed learning the basics of wordpress and setting up this blog. I think I will keep it for the time being.
On another front I'm about to upgrade my camera. If you follow any links to my pictures you will see I like to take pictures and process them through photoshop and the like. For just over two years I've used a panasonic fz5. Have always been pleased with it.
Over time as I have learned more about photography and using the camera I have also become aware of the fz5's limits. That said I was not about to upgrade by choice. The camera broke. I managed to fix it a bit but the fix was unreliable and the cameras operation was fitful, Hardly ideal for catching those special moments!
So I have chosen, with the necessary blessings to get myself a DSLR. A Canon EOS 30D. Got a couple of lenses to go with it. Really looking forward to taking some pictures with it and learning how to get the pictures I intend. I'm going to use ipernity to stream the pictures I upload taken with the Canon thus making the online distinction between my pictures on Flickr which have been taken mostly with the fz5. Just writing that has got me thinking about some other ways I can use the accounts I have…
It does occur to me that this probably makes not the slightest difference to anyone other than me.
As with the house move. Been in over a month now. Really feels like home here. Very pleased we went through it all and have come out the other side feeling like it has been well worth it. There has been so much going on with settling in and stuff I never got round to writing much about it. Not having a camera did not enthuse me to add other content. I can't much be bothered now. Maybe I'll write a bit some other time. We are getting the windows replaced this week. Getting some vertical sliders put in top to bottom at the front and in the boys room at the back. Should look very smart when it's finished. Already had the front downpipe replaced. Got it done very cheaply by a local firm. Good enough job. It works. It's solid and it does not leak anymore. For the price of that all the expense of treating the damp could have been avoided. Still I knew about it so shouldn't grumble. Just can't understand why the previous owner never did anything about it. He even replaced the top section and gutter – just never finished the job.
Finally for this installment university news. I have completed stage 1. Exam results are in. I have achieved a distinction. I was and am absolutely delighted. Now onto stage 2 over the next two years. There is another story there but I shall leave that for some other time.
The picture – no connection really other than it portrays something common to us all. It taken by a photographer I follow on Flickr called johnnywonderful.


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So, this isn't a sweepstakes. It is a fun little Valentine activity that will earn you 5 Disney Movie Reward points for each word you unscramble and enter in the code box. I'd give you the words that I unscrambled, but they are super easy, so I'm sure you can figure them out. The only one I haven't unscrambled yet is the very last one, but perhaps that's because I was trying to unscramble the word a little too early in the morning! Go here to see the scrambled words and unscramble them for points. You do need to be a DMR member to earn the points, but if you aren't a member yet, sign up is free and easy!
UPDATE: In case you're stuck with that last word – it's "Affection".


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Just where you start planning for a community garden depends upon the circumstances you are faced with, such as whether you have found a parcel of land and whether you have a group of people willing to put in the work of getting a garden going. The starting point will be different for all of us.
The bottom-up approach, however, calls for persistence, patience and planning.
One thing is for sure—you will find that a little thinking and planning now, rather than rushing in, pays off in the longer run. When the time comes to put your submission for land access to council or some other landholder, they will be more impressed and ready to cooperate with a group that has thought through how they would go about designing and managing a community garden.
Get the numbers
Many community gardens start as a good idea among friends. Otherwise, your first task is to get together a group of interested people.
Stimulate interest in your idea:
- use social media sites (and here) to let people know of your intention, to ask for volunteers or for help
- contact the local newspaper and community radio station; issue a press release and contact the editor or, if a radio station, the producer of a suitable program to offer an interview; ask your council if they can help publicise your intentions
- put up a poster about your plans in the local library, shopping centre, community centre or health food shop
- do a letterbox drop in your area
- organise a public meeting to form a community garden planning team.
When the planning team has come together, do a skills audit to discover what talents and abilities are available within the membership.
Decide who will be:
- treasurer (to manage the funds you will seek)
- spokesperson (who liaises with the media, landholder and other agencies you will deal with)
- secretary (who acts as a point of contact, handles correspondence and keeps all the records of meetings and other activities in order).
Collect information
Now that you have stimulated interest in a community garden, it is time to take a look at what other gardeners have done.
Organise a car convoy or, if you already have local government support ask about use of a council mini-bus to tour three or four other community gardens. Be sure that the gardens you plan to visit are different from each other so you get to see different designs and different ways of organising community gardens.
On this fact-finding mission you collect information on:
- how the gardens started
- what type of organisational structure they have
- what they do about public liability insurance
- where they obtain resources (mulch, compost, seeds etc)
- their links to local government
- how they are funded
- how they make decisions, solve problems and resolve conflict
- how they pass on skills to new gardeners and improve their own skills.
Discuss what you have learned and use it to make decisions about how you want to organise and manage your community garden.
Planning and starting your community garden by Russ Grayson + Fiona Campbell, 2002


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HAP partnered with the Human Service Forum this year to customize a new Customer Service Training specific to the nonprofit work that we do. This collaboration allowed us to implement this training across all different levels of our staff and saved HAP thousands of dollars. This partnership proved to be very cost effective and has improved our customer service!
Congratulations on putting together a great CEO luncheon. The feeling in the room was overwhelming positive and it was very well attended. It is so easy to forget the value of stepping away from our work and talking with others who face similar day to day challenges. I am meeting one of the new Exec's for lunch which I think is exactly one of the outcomes you were hoping for – personal connections.
Community Action staff have really benefitted from supervisory training offered by the Human Service Forum. The training was in depth and affordable! These training opportunities have been great for our supervisors!


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Winter Warmers in the Swan Valley
Just because the weather has cooled down, it doesn't mean your social calendar needs to. Winter in the Swan Valley is an ideal time for bushwalking, wine tasting and soaking up the scenery. We've rounded up the top spots in the Valley that are bringing the heat this winter.
Coffee and Brunch at Slate Cafe
Ever-popular with the locals, Slate Cafe has fast become a social hotspot in Bennett Springs, and the fun definitely doesn't stop in winter. There's a playground for the kids, a dog-friendly play area and ample seating inside and out. Whether you are after a coffee and cake or a hearty brunch (French toast and smashed avo grace the menu), Slate has you sorted.
12 Dulwich St, Bennett Springs
Wining & Dining at Upper Reach Winery
There's nothing better than spending a wild and wintry day with a glass of Shiraz in hand. On the evening of August 26th, Upper Reach are hosting Broads French Bistro Dinner, featuring a sumptuous selection of meats, cheeses and classic French cuisine. There's 5 courses for only $70 per person, which sounds good in any language!
7 Memorial Ave, Baskerville
Tastings at Old Youngs Distillery
Guaranteed to warm you up, Old Youngs have become known around WA for their quality handcrafted spirits, including gin and specialty flavoured vodkas. The cellar door is open from 7 days 12pm – 5pm, so if you're after something a bit different for your next cocktail party, take home a bottle of coffee infused vodka, or the crowd pleaser, Pavlova vodka.
10581 West Swan Rd, Henley Brook
Christmas In July at The Rose & Crown
On Saturday night July 22, the historic Rose & Crown hotel in Guildford is pulling out all the stops for a Christmas in July feast, featuring three courses, traditional Christmas delights and bon bons aplenty. Reserve your spot and join in on the festivities at this iconic venue.
105 Swan St, Guildford
Picnics at Mandoon Estate
When the winter sun peeks out from behind the clouds, take the family to Mandoon Estate for a perfect picnic with wine, cheese and perhaps a wood fired pizza or two. Another reason to visit in the cooler months; the surrounding gardens are extra lush and green this time of year. Our tip is to bring your scarves, boots and beanies and rug up with cosy blankets.
10 Harris Rd, Caversham