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Wednesday, 21 November 2012
Real Life
So this post has been sitting in my drafts box for a while. I couldn't finish it as brain fog was making it impossible to keep my train of thought and then I have had another rough patch, I just had to concentrate on what I could do for a while, creating and a bit more creating and the awesome discovery of metallic sparkly acrylic paint :)
I wanted to write a snap shot of my life, I think it can be hard for people to understand chronic illness. You are 'seen' when you are 'well' and all the other bits are behind closed doors. And my realisation that even now I hide things when out in public.
So this snapshot was from last month starting Thursday 18 October:
I have had a lovely weekend and it was spent with amazing people, some who I have met before and some who I met for the first time. Since I joined twitter I have got into contact with lots of people who have ME and other conditions and through the vision of one person the first met was organised and it was truly an amazing event for the first time I could be around people and I didn't have to hide symptoms. If I couldn't deal with noise or talking, it wasn't a big deal. If I needed to step away I knew that would be fine. When the second meet was talked about I jumped at the chance to do it all again.
But it has made me really notice that I do behave differently when I am around people that understand and so sometimes I wonder if 'normal' people think that I use ME as an excuse, if I am really ill and disabled. Or they just think oh that's all about fatigue isn't it? We all get a little tired sometimes.
I look normal and there are occasions where you might notice that I am obviously in pain and walking slowly (ok more a sort of shuffle, with occasional little squeaks of pain that have escaped gritted teeth). I don't have any mobility aids (though I believe there are occasions that I should be on crutches). The only thing that you might notice is my Medic Alert bracelet.
But of course when you see me then I am 'ok'. As in its a good day/period and/or I am seriously masking some of the effects of my ill health. I put on the smile, the mask. I concentrate on what I am saying and often you will notice that I don't take part in conversations, not because I am not interested, or don't have anything to say. But because by the time I have got the words ordered in my head the conversation has moved on and I have missed the opportunity, it is very frustrating.
You might be thinking well then that's my failing I should make more of an effort. Its hard and when people see you stumbling for words they often want to 'help' offering suggestions which just makes me more muddled. Sometimes I slur and get lost with my train of thought and that again has its problems. I get wobbly, I get dizzy, I don't always cope with noise. I'm too hot or too cold. Going out can often feel like an assault on my senses.
I go out when I am well 'enough' or I take that calculated risk of the benefit over the consequences.
Its a different story in private and when I am at home.
So a snapshot of my life. Hopefully it will give you a little understanding. I don't choose to be this way.
Easy day and early to bed as I knew that I would be travelling to London on Friday.
Woke early, baked an easy make cake for Mr Mouse as I was leaving him home alone for the weekend.
Packed, had a rest.
Mr Mouse helped me to sort out the car and loaded my luggage.
Set off, with a planned stop for a break and timed that I would get to the hotel in time for a rest, have dinner and then a gentle evening with early night to ensure I was rested for Saturday.
The journey should have taken 2 hours instead several accidents meant that it took about 6 hours.
By the time I got to the hotel my head was buzzing, my legs ached and my anxiety levels were way up.
Hotel room too hot.
Sleep was limited.
Made sure that I ate good breakfast.
Made our way into London.
Meet up sat around talking over lunch.
Made our way to a museum.
Meet up in cafe, struggled with noise. Then a pianist came along, I love music, I love the piano but this was just the last straw as it made me feel like my ears were bleeding. We retreated to the galleries of the museum.
Made our way back to the hotel for a quick rest before dinner.
Still struggling with noise and tired.
Struggled to eat and hadn't read the menu properly - didnt notice the word spicy
Back to room, dizzy head spinning and stomach cramps.
Woke much later than planned.
Made sure I ate breakfast but struggled with mild shaking and took a long time to even eat a small yoghurt - due partly to energy and struggling to keep swallowing - body was not really interested in food.
Journey home was split into sections. Part one was a short drive to my Dads and then a long rest, then another visit to a family friend for another rest before the final drive home with rest stops planned into the journey. Thankfully no issues.
Arrived home.
Mr Mouse took luggage out of the car.
Mr Mouse made me tea.
Mr Mouse helped me to get into jammies.
I then started coughing.
And some more coughing.
Then more coughing and the taste of blood.
Then more coughing and lung crushing.
It took a few doses of steroid inhaler (left over from last chest infection) to get breathing back under control and I was very close to having to call paramedics.
Severe steroid shakes.
Woke up.
....Cough ....Cough
Breathless and exhausted.
Throat feels bruised
Lungs thankfully clear (I dont want another chest infection), fresh inhaler prescription.
Over done it.
Bad case of dizzies leaving doctors, little old lady checked if I was ok.
Didn't have the energy to go to chemist, came home.
Mr Mouse had to look after me, I couldn't get about as moving caused coughing and breathlessness. Was also at risk of falling.
Throat still bruised.
Slight cough
Slightly breathless when I move about.
Head buzzing.
Neck grinding and stiff.
Legs hurt, feels like waves of fire.
Very dizzy.
Struggling to write this post have had to stop a few of times.
About to snuggle down, sitting up is starting to become intolerable.
Another day where moving about was interesting and fingers were crossed that I don't fall or bump into anything as I didin't really want a sprained 'something' to add to the list.
So that is my reality there are costs to be paid if I want to go to do something that I am sure a lot of people wouldn't even give a second thought too.
I have had a pretty rough month including some side effects of meds, period pain, extreme pain and the lowest moment I just everything to go away.
But though all that there has been joy, creating and sales :)
And Christmas is on its way everyone.....
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Personally, my favourite jam is strawberry but that's beside the point.
Happy mid-week, McGovern Family! This week our theme is Out of this World and word on the street is that the illustrious Space Chickens are on their way from the outer galaxies to us. They will probably stop by for a belated birthday celebration with the Mars Rover, Curiosity.
Fun fact: every year on its birthday (August 5th) Curiosity sings Happy Birthday to itself. I'm sure all our intergalactic friends got it loads of gifts, too. Did anyone see the moon last night? It was pretty orange and it shines right down on the Villa so that whenever I leave my cabin the moon is big and bright!
Today is the ever popular Pajama Wednesday here at Camp McGovern and a good chunk of campers and staff were decked out in their finery. You know you're part of the McGovern Family when you have to fix a toilet seat while wearing a red fleece onesie. Breakfast was simple cereal, oranges, and boiled eggs. This summer has been full of pajama clad people all over the place and Monday was no exception.
The rainstorm drowned out the soccer field so instead everybody piled into the Hallman to watch a McGovern favourite: Space Jam. Apparently Groot and Greyjoy were having the time of their lives.
Also on Monday, Twist led Nature out to the soccer field to take out dead trees - it's literally one of her most favourite things in the world. You say "dead tree" and it's likely that Twist is already halfway through taking it down.
When the Activity was done, the Nature group made their way back to the office, where about ten kids pressed themselves to the office door yelling about Girl Guide cookies. Lino and I locked the door to protect ourselves from the masses. They weren't the most convincing salespeople, I tell you.
Yesterday was full of tie-dye as everybody carried their shirts to the Pavillion. At this point the picnic benches down there should be part of a Jackson Pollock show with how many different colours and patterns there are splattered across the benches. It really does add to the McGovern aesthetic, though.
We had a handful of lovely visitors as well!
Alicia and Kathy from Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Georgian Triangle came down to chat, take a tour, and eat lunch with us. They got to see Mail Call, our activity areas, and all of the ridiculous staff running around in their natural habitat. Insert Name Here and Valery from CCUSA, who helped get Grimmauld, Groot, Bambi, and Sprocket to camp, also came down in the afternoon while the sun was out and the day was beautiful.
Somebody tell Dragon that not every moment is a professional photoshoot.
We closed out Tuesday with dodge ball on the soccer field and snack. Sprocket and Dragon took Pond to the lower field to play Screaming Banshees so that the boys could tire themselves out before bed. Dragon and I like to describe Screaming Banshees as "that scene in The Lion King with the wildebeasts."
Upcoming this week: cookout tonight, Battle of the Bands, and Attack of the Intergalactic Space Chickens.
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Council's Water and Wastewater Team and the construction contractor Monadelphous Engineering are working through the final deliverables to achieve completion of the contract.
Phase 1 of Dysart Water Treatment Plant Upgrade project was completed in 2015.
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Fashion student's designs decorate north Manchester's newest creative hub
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Morgan Allen exhibits at The Yard, a co-working space in Cheetham Hill
A fashion student has two of her creative designs displayed at the opening of a new creative hub in north Manchester.
Morgan Allen, who is in her third year of a Fashion Design and Technology degree at Manchester Metropolitan University's Manchester Fashion Institute, was invited to exhibit at The Yard, a converted former Victorian school building in the Cheetham Hill area of the city.
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The Yard aims to be the new home to some of Manchester's finest creatives, from industries such as fashion, film, music, photography and media, and boasts a recording studio, exhibition space and performance areas to offer a unique working environment that promises to foster and cultivate collaborative projects.
Many Manchester Metropolitan students from creative and business courses were invited to the opening of the refurbished building, and Caroline Herz, Head of Placements and Employability at Manchester Fashion Institute, joined the final year students in admiring the new hub.
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Morgan said: "As a fashion student it's difficult to get your work out there as it's a competitive industry and when you graduate you don't always have the backing as a designer unless you have a Masters or something behind you.
"And so The Yard is a great way to network your talent and artwork and I'm thrilled they chose my work to display."
It is not only The Yard that has recognised Morgan's talents however, as she is a finalist in a International Foundation of Fashion Technology Institute competition and in the British Fashion Council x Nabil Nayal competition.
Caroline Herz said: "We hope that our students are able to fully utilise this space to its full potential and that the exclusivity of the space for our students and graduates provides a platform for them to potentially develop their own businesses.
"It is an amazing opportunity and such a terrific space to let their creativity grow. I feel very proud and honoured to be approached and provide a link to this creative space. I hope to be able to provide mentoring in this creative environment for our future fashionistas."
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They chose Morgan Allen's work to be displayed on the walls of the building to a focal point of the launch event.
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EOS (evolution of smooth) is my new favourite lip balm. I usually have a new favourite every few months, but this one is really nice. I saw them in Chapter's the other day and had remembered reading about them in a magazine. Luckily there were open containers of each so I could see which scent I liked best. There was Sweet Mint, Summer Fruit and HoneySuckle. I went for the Summer Fruit! These little lip balms come in a convenient, small, egg-shaped container and are 95% organic, 100% natural, and paraben and petrolatum free. Loaded with antioxidant-rich vitamin E, soothing shea butter and jojoba oil!
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In the beginning
ASPE Chapter 54 was charted in February 1985 The first meetings were in the coffee shop of the Burnside Fred Meyer store and were held at noon. There were a few people who I knew such as my brother in law, Bud Smith, and Sue Widmer. I was looking for any help that I could get in better understanding the estimating process.
After being a member for less than a year, I decided that the group needed help in the programming area so I volunteered. We changed the venue to the "High Hat", a Chinese restaurant in Tigard. We stayed there for about a year. We then changed to "Newport Bay" restaurant in Tigard for another year. For the next couple of years, we bumped around from restaurant to restaurant, never staying put very long anywhere.
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Then we hit on "Caro Amico" We met there for several years very successfully. During this time, the average attendance was about 10 or so. It was a good group of 10 though. It was soon after that we hit on a "series" program of negotiated contract type work. The programs were so successful that the membership boomed and we had to go to a larger venue. Thus we moved to Sylvia's, where we met for several years.
I stayed program chair for about 15 years or so and enjoyed the challenge of coming up with ideas and subjects that estimators would find interesting. The challenge of the program continues to this day but now everyone understands the critical nature of the program. We used to have a Christmas party in December but decided to skip December after a couple or so. This led to the "river cruise". This remained popular for several years to be replaced by the "wine tour". On the first wine tour, Joe Bolkovitz took charge and ordered cases of wine from each winery we visited. He also talked others into buying so the wine cost was at the "bulk" rate. Joe was always conscious of the "rate".
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At the end, everyone ended up owing Joe lots of money. It was an interesting time. Nearly everyone thought that it was a success and the wine tour continues. Members have come and gone but the group remains vital because everyone recognizes the necessity of reviewing the myriad of critical items that go into putting together a successful estimate. - from Jerry Harris,CPE, Member Emeritus Past meeting places: top hat restaurant, Mallory hotel. In the early days, sometimes we would only have 4 or 5 people show. Have a few drinks, gossip, eat and leave.
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3. Is It A 1 Month Supply? There are some well known vitamin and herbal companies selling acai products with a 15 day supply. Customers usually think there getting a deal, but half way through the month find out why. Look at the serving size! 30 capsule bottles at 500mg and 60 capsule bottles at 250mg are both falling short of the bar. They do this because it makes the price "appear" to be half as much as other places.
4. Stay Away From Roots. The roots have never been tested for nutritional value.
5. Proprietary Blends. Most Acai products do not work because they do not actually have enough Acai in them. Reason being that they blend it with other ingredients and have names like (proprietary blend) so they don't have to tell you how much Acai is in it.
How Our Acai Berry
Differs From The Rest:
Nature's Elements provides the best and purest form of Acai Berry. This powerful antioxidant contains a 10:1 concentrate of Acai Berry. A 10:1 concentrate means that out of 100 pounds only 10 pounds of extracted ingredients are used resulting in a higher concentration for the capsules. Only the berry skin and pulp are used, no seeds and roots! This concentrated form of Acai Berry allows us to put 1000 mg of Acai Berry in each serving. This potency is not commonly found in other products, so don't be fooled by imitators whose product may contain less milligrams and/or no extract process . Competitors often sell less potent formulas with filler ingredients that are cheap enabling them to put less Acai Berry and keep there costs down. Because our Acai Berry is so concentrated you only need to consume two a day.
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Key Benefits May Include:
• Helps Protect Against Cell Damaging Free Radicals
• Promotes Healthy Skin
• Increase Energy and Stamina
• Contains Heart-healthy Omega's
• Increase Mental Clarity
• Cleanses and Detoxifies
• Helps Strengthen The Immune System
• Reduces Constipation, Bloating & Fatigue
• Excellent Source of Fiber
Discover The Secret Of The Energizing Acai Berry!
Acai Berry grows in lush palm trees in the heart of the Amazon Rain forest. Acai Berry is a deep violet color and is the most naturally potent antioxidant around. Acai Berry has been eaten in the rain forests of Brazil for centuries to enhance overall health, energy and vitality and has become a staple of the healthy Brazilian diet. Thanks to its rising popularity it has come to be called "nature's super food," now you too can enjoy the super antioxidant power of Acai Berry!
Our Acai Berry is the most potent formula available. It ensures that you're getting the maximum amount of antioxidants, amino acids, protein and fiber that this magical berry has to offer. Its powerful ingredients are clinically shown to increase your metabolism while providing it with rich antioxidants and at the same time detoxifying the body of harmful free radicals and preventing them from reoccurring. Studies have shown that antioxidants battle against harmful free radicals, lower cholesterol, and helps maintain heart health with Omega 6 and Omega 9 fatty acids. In fact, Our Acai Berry has more than 30 times the antioxidant potency of even the healthiest fruit on earth. That's why we're proud to know that Acai Berry is helping thousands of people around the world stay committed to their healthy living style.
Acai Is The Most Powerful Source Of Anthocyanins.
Research has shown that Acai is found to contain the most potent and powerful source of anthocyanins (flavonoids) in the world. Acai is also noted for its healthy fat content as well as its fiber and phytosterols to promote a healthier cardiovascular system and digestive tract. In addition, Acai has what is described as a "nearly perfect combination of essential fatty acids (EFAs) as well as important trace minerals which are essential to muscle contraction and muscle regeneration."
Free Radicals & Antioxidants - What are Free Radicals?
Antioxidants are produced naturally in our bodies and are derived from the food we eat. Antioxidants have major significance to your overall health in terms of fighting free radicals. You cannot ignore this very significant issue when it comes to antioxidants and your health. Without sufficient antioxidants, your body becomes a target for many adverse health consequences. Antioxidants are essential to healthy living. Free radicals form in our bodies as we metabolize (process) food and during other natural body functions. Also, they are created from exposure to the sun, pollutants found in the air, eating processed foods, smoking, and much more. They are also caused by stress.
When athletes are exercising, they are doing so to gain a health advantage. But, the additional stress they put on their bodies actually creates more free radicals. This seems contradictory but it is a fact.
How Can The Antioxidants In Acai Help You?
So, how do you get rid of free radicals? You give the free radical the extra electron it so desperately needs. What substance can supply this extra electron? You guessed it - antioxidants. Antioxidants are any substances that prevent or slow the oxidation process. Remember, free radicals cause oxidation - and antioxidants prevent oxidation. Antioxidants work by donating an electron to a free radical so it becomes a stable oxygen molecule.
What is ORAC?
Each serving of Natures Elements Acai Berry provides you with 1900 ORAC. ORAC stands for Oxygen Radical Absorbance Capacity and is the new standard of measurement jointly developed by the National Institutes on Aging and the USDA Human Nutrition Research Center on Aging. In simple terms, ORAC measures how well a food or drink renders free radicals inactive. Since free radicals can damage healthy cells, the higher the ORAC value, the better.
More Acai Berry Diet Benefits!
Healthy Omega Fats
The Acai berry is very rich in healthy Omega fats. Nearly half of the Acai berry is comprised of fat - with 74% of the fat coming from healthy unsaturated fats such as Omega 3, Omega 6 and Omega 9.
Rich in Amino Acids and Protein
19 different amino acids have been found in Acai. Since amino acids are the building blocks of protein, it is no surprise that you have over 8 grams of protein in a 100 gram serving of Acai.
Excellent source of Plant Sterols
3 plant sterols (or photosterols) have been identified in Acai - B-sitosterol, campesterol and sigmasterol. Photosterols have been shown to have numerous health benefits for maintaining healthy heart and digestive function.
Good source of Vitamins and Minerals
Vitamins A, B1, B2, B3, C and E are all present in Acai. In fact, Acai contains as much Vitamin C as blueberries and has over 1000 IU of Vitamin A for every 100 grams of Acai. In addition, potassium, calcium, magnesium, copper and zinc are all found in Acai.
Anyone with illness, kidney problems, blood in urine, taking medications as well as pregnant or lactating women, should always consult their doctor before use.
How Long Should I Take AÇAI?
Acai Berry is taken daily with two small easy to swallow capsules. Each bottle of Acai Berry contains a 1-month supply. Although Acai Berry may work quicker from one individual to the next, we recommend you use Acai Berry on a daily basis for the recommended period of time. After consistent use for at least 2-3 months, you should begin to see and feel results. You will achieve continued results the longer you are on the product. Be sure to order an ample supply. Natural supplements are designed to create a holistic balance within the body and can take time to propagate through your system. Be patient stick with it...you'll be glad you did!
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Power House F750 DP (dual prop); 3/4 H.P. 115 Volt
MODEL F750DP AERATOR; 100 Foot Power Cord
Complete with Two 25 Foot Lines
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jelly doughnut loaf
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this jelly doughnut loaf is baked and not fried, and a fun breakfast idea for lazy summer mornings
the kids have been out of school for a little over two weeks. so it's a safe bet that at any given time, i have absolutely no idea what day it is. i'm not complaining, really. i love not having much of a schedule. the kids are at ages where they are in and out with friends all day long. gone much more than they are home. ian and i have had dinner alone a lot the last few weeks. again i'm not complaining, but i do like to see the kids from tine to time.
doughnuts are a good way to get charlie and stella interested in being home, at least for breakfast. you know how i love my doughnuts. our neighborhood doughnut shop is the kids' favorite place to go. unfortunately, our neighborhood doughnut shop was recently voted best bakery in california. now, if you want doughnuts, you stand in line. a long line, and if you are lucky enough to get in while it is still morning, chances are your favorites will be long gone.
we didn't even score a doughnut for national doughnut day.
but we did get a jelly doughnut loaf. i decided to make bread, one of my all time favorite things to do, out of doughnut dough. then, i filled that loaf with raspberry jam and gave it a a hefty dusting of powdered sugar.
jelly doughnuts with no rolling, no cutting, no frying
jelly doughnut loaf
- 1 cup whole milk
- 2 Tbsp butter
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 package active dry yeast ( I prefer Red Star Platinum Yeast )
- 3 - 4 cups AP flour
- 2 eggs, lightly beaten
- 1/2 -3/4 cup raspberry jam
- sugar for dusting doughnuts
- in a small saucepan warm the milk with butter, until butter melts
- remove from the heat, and stir in sugar and salt
- allow to cool to slightly more than lukewarm (100- 110 degrees)
- combine the yeast with 3 cups of flour
- stir in milk and eggs
- knead dough (either by hand on a well floured surface, or using the dough hook of a stand mixer) adding enough of the extra flour to create a smooth ball of dough (dough should not be sticky)
- place the dough in a bowl, cover and let rise until doubled, about 60-90 minutes
- once risen, place dough on a well floured surface and form into a rough rectangle
- fit into a buttered loaf pan, cover and let rise until dough reaches about 1/2 inch over the rim of the loaf pan (about 45 minutes)
- preheat oven to 350 degrees
- bake loaf for 25 minutes
- cool in pan 10 minutes
- remove from the pan, and while still warm hollow out a small channel in the center of the loaf (I used the handle of a wooden spoon)
- pipe jelly into the loaf
- once cool, dust with powdered sugar, and slice
in my opinion it is hard to top sweet, fried dough filled with jelly, and while this loaf is not exactly the same as a jelly doughnut, it is really delicious and not nearly as guilt inducing
like doughnuts this loaf is best eaten fresh; i make it the night before we plan to have it for breakfast. wrapped tightly in foil or plastic wrap, this doughnut loaf can be stored at room temperature for 1-2 days. slice and pop in the microwave for 5 seconds to freshen.


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About Titus
Who is Titus? A breath of fresh air, lyric spitting, purpose driven, creator of good music making, story telling, soldier for the kingdom, leader of today's youth, tallest emcee in the game with a testimony worth investing your time into. A Florida native and one of Orlando's most talked about talents- Titus has a distinctive sound, a demanding presence and an energy that is magnetic to his fans. Given such a powerful name – he delivers nothing less than an ultimate victory with the weights and values of his destiny.
Having spent some time in the cicular world of music- he's dedicated his life and given talents as a believer and now one of the newest emerging Christian Hip Hop artists on the scene. What's amazing, especially in today's markets and trends- is the rarity of that 'total package' and seemingly having some major fun with his journey and newest movement Cool Christians.
He has followed the footsteps of Grammy artist Lecrae, Bizzle and Andy Mineo and has covered grounds while planting seeds to harvest with his debut single titled, "P.U.S.H" (Pray Until Something Happens) featuring Blanco. This release has captured the ears and hearts of many with the encouragement of conquering any challenges that one may face in their lives. The self directed video has been an eye opener and has attracted some major supporters and corporations which is an impressive start for this rookie in the league.
In his own words, "I'm just getting started and have so far to go"- Titus highlights the ingredients of his album titled, GODSPEED which is set to release first quarter of 2017. You can expect a few singles to be released and launched, as he combines talents with the help of Grammy nominated and Platinum artist Andre Fennell, Benjah, Flight School, Dillon Chase, Ken Nai, Blanco, Devin, Tim Allen and Roy Tosh to give you what he announces as his 'best music ever created".
The creator of "Cool Christians" which is his movement, apparel brand and media platform and outlets for those who live and celebrate their lives through Christ with the most unique and empowered experiences. Expect the new website to launch soon, inspirational tees and other apparel and mixtape series to come soon to give something special for nearly everyone worldwide. Titus is more than just an artist behind the music; yet a powerful guest speaker, man of GOD and humanitarian to the public. This young vessel has his work cut out for him and some big shoes to fill. But I think many would agree that we are overdue for some good music, better times, miracles and much needed change with these seasons we mutually share.
I assure you that in some way, fashion and/or experience that Titus will leave his imprint on your hearts and minds as he embraces his purpose to the people as a child of GOD, obedient student and presence within the entertainment and Christian communities.


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MAN to power Knutsen LNG duo
Germany's MAN Diesel & Turbo has been selected by the Norwegian operator Knutsen OAS Shipping to supply engines for the latter's two 180,000-cbm LNG newbuildings.
MAN will supply four 5G70ME-GI engines with EGR systems for the two vessels scheduled for delivery in 2020.
Vessels are set to serve Gas Natural Fenosa and Endesa and deliver liquefied natural gas from Cheniere's Corpus Christy LNG export facility under their respective 20-year liquefied natural gas sale and purchase agreements.
Under the terms of their respective SPAs, the Spanish utilities have agreed to purchase a combined total of over 1 million tons per annum of LNG upon the commencement of operations from the LNG export facility currently being developed near Corpus Christi, Texas.


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Summer programs provide opportunities both Pre-College and non-Pre-College students to continue their education after the academic year has ended. Applications for SFCM Pre-College Summer Programs are accepted February 1 through April 15 each year.
Gilbert and Sullivan Scenes
Explore the "Topsy-Turvy" world of rollicking pirates, damsels in distress and modern major generals! Daily classes and rehearsals emphasize singing, acting and stage movement, leading to a fully staged and costumed performance of Gilbert and Sullivan scenes in association with artistic staff from Lamplighters Music Theatre, San Francisco's award-winning Gilbert and Sullivan company.
The perfect training program for the young stage performer — now in its seventeenth year! A collaboration with Lamplighters Music Theater.
Ages: 10–18
When: June 15–27, 2020
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Present two contrasting selections in English (one at a lively tempo), from the Gilbert & Sullivan, classic Broadway (no belting, please), light opera or operetta repertoire. Choose songs that show off your personality. Selections should be memorized. You will also be asked to sight-read a monologue. Accompanist provided. Long-distance applicants may send a video audition. Audition dates are in April each year, exact dates TBA.
Composition Workshop
Directed by SFCM Pre-College Division composition chair, Daniel Wood, and with guest visits by guest artist composers and musicians, the Composition Workshop offers talented young artists the chance to intensely study composition for small forces through the acoustic and electronic lens of the 21st century.
Ages: 13–19*
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- Access to SFCM's state-of-the-art Digital Lab featuring Logic, Sibelius, Ableton Live, ProTools, and thousands of virtual instruments
- Culminating concert showcasing pieces written during the workshop performed by SFCM students and faculty
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Submit PDF scores of two recently composed contrasting works (with an MP3 or MP4 recording if available) at the time of application. An interview with the composition instructor is required, during which you should be prepared to perform one short piece on your instrument. Long-distance applicants may interview by phone.
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BuildShadowTask fails with error C:Program Files (x86)MSBuildMicrosoftVisualStudiov10.0TeamTestMicrosoft.TeamTest.targets (14): Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
I have seen customers running into this problem once in a while where they mention that their build is failing intermittently with the following error.
C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft\VisualStudio\v10.0\TeamTest\Microsoft.TeamTest.targets (14): Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
Here is what I typically suggest to those customers.
This error is observed during the compilation of those test projects which uses "private accessors" to test the private functions. If you stop using the private accessor functionality (recommended), then you don't run into this problem. The private accesors feature was deprecated in VS 2010 as mentioned here and we are strongly recommending our users to use the alternate approaches suggested here to test their private functions.
But if due to any reason, you cannot remove the usage of private accessors immediately from your tests, please try changing the TeamTest targets file ("C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft\VisualStudio\v10.0\TeamTest\Microsoft.TeamTest.targets") and see whether running the shadow task in a separate process works or not.
Here are the steps you should do for this: -
Edit the targets file 'C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft\VisualStudio\v10.0\TeamTest\Microsoft.TeamTest.targets'.
Change ExecuteAsTool property (highlighted) from default false to true.
<Target Name="ResolveTestReferences" Condition="'@(Shadow)'!=''">
ExecuteAsTool="True" <!—Default value is false, change it to true –> CurrentResolvedReferences="@(ReferencePath)"
<Output TaskParameter="FixedUpReferences" ItemName="ReferencePath"/>
<Output TaskParameter="NewCopyLocalAssemblies" ItemName="ReferenceCopyLocalPaths"/>
Save the file. (and probably restart the machine as well so that the background msbuild processes definitely picks up the change)


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We've been there. The trail can be a pretty intimidating place at first. Intimidating, that is, until you find the right bike to start ripping on. And in our opinion, this bike is the Women's Rockhopper 29—the perfect ride for you to find your confidence on the trail.
It starts with the new A1 Aluminum frame that has optimized tube shapes which save weight while dramatically improving aesthetics. To go along with these clean new lines, the new Rockhopper also has internal cable routing to further clean up the frame.


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Today's Program: Dan Springman, Classification
Birthdays: Reginaldo Haslett-Marroquin (4/28) and Colleen VanBlarcom (5/3).
Next Week: Trial Courts, Judge William Johnson (Cox)
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In 2008, the city's Economic Development office received four requests for parcels of land greater than 40 acres. The city had nothing to offer.
Jody Gunderson, economic development director for the City of Northfield, said the annexation of 530 acres on the northwest edge of town gives the city a broader menu of land to help spur the development that will broaden our tax base and provide more employment opportunities for residents.
Gunderson joined the city staff in August of last year. He is originally from the Grand Forks area and worked for the past eight years in Waukee, Iowa, one of the fastest growing communities in the country.
Jody said his goal is to develop partnerships within the community to help implement the EDA's work plan. He said our strengths include our workforce, the community's quality of life and an aggressive stance toward development. Much of the activity he sees now is new startups or companies emerging from the startup phase. He said he will make use of the recession to prepare for the recovery.
Northfield is fortunate that it has a diverse economic base. We have not been pigeonholed into any one business cluster, which makes us attractive to both "white collar" businesses and manufacturers.
Guests: Ross Currier (Covey, Luciano Battaglini (Rossing), Brad Leonard (Reese), Kathleen Doran-Norton (Prowe) and Noraf Bleguin (Williams)
Scholarship Enhancement: Rob Martin
Vicki and Lee Dilley were thanked for the tremendous job they did coordinating the visit of the GSE team from India.
Mark Abbot, speaking for the International Service Committee, invited members to submit project ideas for next year that address health, hunger or humanitarian concerns overseas. The committee works with a $4,000 budget, but that money often is leveraged to help fund much larger projects.
Mark your calendars for the Summer Social on Wednesday, July 22, from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm at the Estenson Ranch. Please invite spouses, family members and friends to join us in this annual celebration of both our Inbound and Outbound Rotary Exchange students.
Coming Up:
May 14 – To be announced (Crippen)
May 21 – Zach Pruitt, Healthy Community Initiative (Crow)


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OSCE Mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina
Arms control
A large amount of military surpluses leftover after the 1992-1995 war represents a particularly serious threat to security in Bosnia and Herzegovina. In advocating for the increased disposal of old and unstable ammunition, supporting the introduction of a comprehensive system of ammunition and weapons life cycle management and by improving the physical security infrastructure at targeted military storage sites, the Mission works closely with the country's Ministry of Defence and other partners to decrease the risks of accidental explosion, theft and onward proliferation of these dangerous items.
The Mission's support in this area is based on international good practice and standards and is integral to ensuring the safety of the country's civilian and military population.


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6,000+ ZOMBIES: At L.A. Live alone. Dancing to "Thriller" and groaning and growling and pawing the air. And that huge, huge number doesn't even take into account the hordes of happy shimmyists who took to streets and plazas around the globe to participate in Thrill the World at the very same time. Were you downtown shaking it at 5:30PM on October 24th? Was it a transcendent experience? Are you feeling zombie afterglow?
HUNTINGTON AFTER DARK: We, probably like you, are forever searching for the most sublime and elegant Halloween outing. Oh, we do like our zombies and our screams and our Jasons and Michaels, no doubt. But sometimes you want eerie poetry and candlelight. "Drama After Dark" at the Huntington Gardens delivered on October 24th, with little Poe plays and Edward Gorey vignettes performed under the trees. Magic. Everyone, mark their calendars for 2010.
2009 ENVIRONMENTAL AWARDS: Ginnifer Goodwin, Katie Cassidy, Olivia Wilde, Richard Branson, and Alanis Morissette were a few of the attendees at this green-nice gala. It took place at Paramount Studios on October 25th. Across town, on the same night, at Nokia Theatre, Demi Lovato, Miley Cyrus, Jesse McCartney, and Jake T. Austin were at Disney's 2nd Annual Concert for Hope.
AND...U2: At the Rose Bowl. October 25th. Were you there? And if you weren't, did every friend on Facebook seem to be?


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VIDEO: Did you see it? Many report seeing meteor in night sky
Did you see a flash across the Friday night sky? NewsChannel 4 had reports of a meteor being seen from people in Oklahoma City and Tulsa. Many folks are talking about seeing it in Texas and Arkansas.
Check out this video posted earlier this evening claiming to be of it.
Let us know if you saw anything and share you pictures or video.