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Urban Literature
Urban fiction, also known as street lit, is a literary genre set, as the name implies, in a city landscape; however, the genre is as much defined by the socio-economic realities and culture of its characters as the urban setting. The tone for urban fiction is usually dark, focusing on the underside of city living. Profanity, sex, and violence are usually explicit, with the writer not shying away from or watering-down the material. - Wikipedia.com, The Free Encyclopedia
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African-American children at church : a sociocultural perspective
African American children
Cambridge University Press 2001EISBN 9780511500060
African-American Children at Church explores African-American socialization beliefs and practices, based on findings of a unique, four-year long study in a Baptist church in Salt Lake City, Utah. By combining the ethnographic approaches of anthropology with the detailed naturalistic observations of developmental psychology, Dr Haight provides a rich description of actual socialization practices along with an interpretation of what those patterns mean to the participants themselves. Based on extensive interviews with successful African-American adults involved with children, this book begins with the exploration of adults' beliefs about socialization issues focusing on the role of religion in the development of resilience. Drawing from naturalistic observations of adult-child interaction, the book then describes actual socialization contexts and practices that help to nurture competencies in African-American children. The text focuses on Sunday School and includes narrative practices and patterns of adult-child conflict and play.


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It's Always the Pants
A huge improvement on his appearance from the Victoria"s Secret Fashion Show a few weeks ago when he was orange and bloated and bulging and decidedly unattractive but still…there are a couple of problems. Gerard Butler at the LA premiere of PS I Love You last night.
And yes, I know there are the rabid among you who quiver night and day for Gerry – I won't argue with your loins. But loin issues are personal and I can't get down with a dude with the dreaded orange + bad pants combination.
They just don't hang right. Which would be more palatable if he hadn't baked himself a layer of face foundation but given that he's the same shade as Lindsay Lohan, the pants seem even worse, non?


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In lieu of a publishing update, since I don't have anything new to say, I'm going to do a general writing update, because I have some stuff to say!
Okay, so, don't congratulate me, but I finished a draft of "The Puppet Box" on the 18th. I've moved the project to "On Hold," which means I'm thinking seriously of trashing it. I'm not happy. I have theories. Like, I couldn't sleep while I was writing this. I have chronic on and off insomnia, but it got quite ridiculous. A few things helped, but ultimately, nothing can override a restless brain. As soon as I set the story aside, I started sleeping again.
To add to that, the story was too hard to write. Like, it was miserable. I wanted to quit several times. One of these days I'm going to listen to that regardless of how I feel about the concept. I get that writing is sometimes hard, but I take issue with the entire thing being hard. What this tells me is that I'm missing something, or the story is just not working. I'm not entirely sure what the problem is. I don't know if it's my main character or the timing or something else. Trying to draft something and edit something and publish something at the same time was rough. I had a lot of voices in my head. Inner editor voices. Previous story voices. Other stories from the plot bunny field were screaming at me. That's usually a sign I picked the wrong project. They know. 🙂
For now, the story is going to sit until I figure it out or trash it. Don't tell me it's better than I think. It is better than I think. That doesn't matter. I'm the first line of defense, and I'm not editing something that I don't feel good about. At least not right now. I'm trying to get six books out by October 2019. I don't have time for messes. I knew when I published a book that everything I write probably isn't going to be publishable, but if nothing else, my goal is to learn from this so this kind of thing happens way less often. Right now on my last four stories, I'm 50/50 between publishable and needing to be rewritten.
In a related note: I'm in brainstorming hell with "Once There Was Chaos." I finally got the backstory organized, but I have no idea how to incorporate it into the main plot. I don't know what I need and how much detail I need to go into. Everything is a convoluted mess in my head. The MC's been trying to give me pep talk, but she's also in a disturbingly understanding mood. I feel like it's close, but I'm a fairly fast drafter, so I can't do "almost" – I need "bursting at the seams." I'm glad she was so loud before though, because this story is a lot more complicated than I thought it was.
Which brings me to GOOD NEWS! 😛 I do have a WIP. It's a story that I've been too scared to write for FOUR YEARS!! Yeah, seriously. I'm still excited about it (imagine that), and she's patient as crap, so we got to talking last week. I officially have it up and moving for the third time. Yeah. First time, I just had an unfinished first chapter, and last time I had three chapters and an entire outline. I haven't deleted too much of it yet, because the story hasn't changed, only the setting and minor details have changed. It took place in a corporate office building before. Then I tried to make it YA and moved it to a private boarding school. My character patted me on the back and said she'd "be over there." So, I've moved it back to the office building. It does change the outline, of course, but the actual plot, like "this happens then that happens and here's the ending" is all about the same. So I'm keeping all the old notes until the gut tells me to delete them. It makes calculating word count tedious, because I have 13k words of different drafts and notes.
The project is in the sidebar: "Whisper." I've mentioned it a few times. I had two last hurdles to cross before I felt comfortable diving back in. One was about the ending. I always thought it was too ridiculous, but when I was explaining it to one of my uncles a couple of months ago, I realized it did make sense, and that it would work out! And then, a few weeks back, I was thinking about my futuristic urban fantasies and the problems I'm having. In trying to sort that out, I realized how simple the solution to that problem is in this story. Finally. This isn't urban fantasy, but it's set a tiny bit in the future, just because there's some tech and transportation that I need that doesn't exist – at least not in the area the story is set in. It's a kind of sort of retelling – all other information is classified for now, unless I talk to you in person. Haha.
There's hope for the backlog. ^_^
So, I went to a writing conference last weekend! #utopiacon2017 – Details and such coming next week. ^_^ It's a long post, I probably need to split it up. In the meantime, I posted a haul of all the books I picked up on the YouTube Channel.


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Which fabric of cloth baby wipe is best for your baby?
Tuesday, 26 March 2013 | Admin
This isn't a brand new post but it is one worth revisiting (and one that I'll be sharing with the Real Nappy Week community shortly too.I'm often asked which cloth baby wipe is 'best' but the answer is that they're all good for different purposes. Here's the main types of cloth wipe available, and a short summary of pros and cons.Terry Towelling - Cost ££ (£10 - £15 for 25 wipes)These are the standard 'go-to,' workhorse, all rounder wipe.Pros


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Bowden Moor on the West side of the Eildon Hills is rich in magic and mystery. It was once a meeting place for witches and also where, many years ago, a famous seer (that's one who can tell the future) called Thomas the Rhymer made his prophesies, many of which have already come true. And, as this story suggests, in the deepest hills, there may still be strange magic waiting to be freed.
A long time ago in the Borders Region there lived a Horse Cowper (trader) called Canobie Dick. He was both admired and feared for his bold courage and rash temper.
One evening, he was riding over Bowden Moor on the West side of the Eildon Hills. It was very late and the moon was already high in the night sky.
He had been to market but trade that day had been poor and he had with him a brace (pair) of horses, which he had not been able to sell.
Suddenly, he saw ahead of him on the moonlit road, a stranger. The stranger was dressed in a fashion that had not been seen for many centuries. The stranger politely asked the price of the horses.
Now Canobie Dick liked to bargain, and was not worried by the strange man's looks. Why, he would have sold his horses to the devil himself, and cheated him as well, given half a chance. They agreed a price which the stranger promptly paid.
The only puzzle was that the gold coins he used to pay were as ancient as his dress. They were in the shape of unicorns and bonnet pieces (Scottish coins from 1400s and 1500s). However, Canobie Dick shrugged his shoulders. Gold was gold. He smiled to himself, thinking that he would get a better bargain for the coins than the stranger had got for the horses.
When the stranger asked if he could meet him again at the same place, Canobie Dick was happy to agree. But the stranger had one condition: that he should always come by night and always alone.
After several more meetings, Canobie Dick became curious to learn more about his secret buyer. He suggested that 'dry bargains' were unlucky bargains and that they should seal the business with a drink at the buyers home.
"You may see my dwelling if you wish," said the stranger; "but if you lose courage at what you see there, you will regret it all your life."
Canobie Dick was scornful of the warning, after all he was well known for his courage and the stranger seemed harmless enough.
The stranger led the way along a narrow footpath, which led into the hills between the Southern and central peaks to a place called the Lucken Hare. Canobie Dick followed but was amazed to see an enormous entrance into the hillside. He knew the area well but had never seen before such an opening or heard any mention of it.
They dismounted and tethered their horses. His guide stopped and fixed his gaze on Canobie Dick.
"You may still return," he said.
Not wanting to be seen as a coward, Canobie Dick shook his head, squared his shoulders and followed the man along the passage into a great hall cut out of the rock.
As they walked, they passed many rows of stables. In every stall there was a coal black horse, and by every horse lay a knight in jet black armour, with a drawn sword in each hand. They were as still as stone, as if they had been carved from marble.
In the great hall were many burning torches. But their fiery light only made the hall more gloomy. There was a strange stillness in the air, like a hot day before a storm. At last they arrived at the far end of the Hall. On an antique oak table lay a sword, still sheathed, and a horn. The stranger revealed that he was Thomas of Ercildoun (Thomas the Rhymer) the famous prophet who had disappeared many centuries ago.
Turning to Canobie Dick he said, "It is foretold that:
He that sounds the horn and draws that sword, shall, if his heart fails him not, be king over all broad Britain. But all depends on courage, and whether the sword or horn is taken first. So speaks the tongue that cannot lie."
The stillness of the air felt heavy. Canobie Dick wanted to take the sword but he was struck by a supernatural terror, such as he had never felt before. What, he thought, would happen if he drew the sword; would such a daring act annoy the powers of the mountain?
Instead he took the horn and with trembling hands put it to his lips. He let out a feeble blast that echoed around the hall. It produced a terrible answer. Thunder rolled and with a cry and a clash of armour the knights arose from their slumber and the horses snorted and tossed their manes.
A dreadful army rose before him. Terrified, Canobie Dick snatched the sword and tried to free it from its scabbard (sheath). At this a voice boomed:
"Woe to the Coward, that ever he was born,
Who did not draw the sword before he blew the horn"
Then he heard the fury of a great whirlwind as he was lifted from his feet and blasted from the cavern. He tumbled down steep banks of stones until he hit the ground.
Canobie Dick was found the next morning by local shepherds. He had just enough trembling breath to tell his fearful tale, before he died.
As for the passage into the hill, it was never found.
Deep, deep in the hillside that terrible army still sleeps in readiness to be awakened once more should anyone brave enough to command such a powerful force find a way into that magical underworld cavern.
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Erfoud and Erg Chebbi Dunes, Sahara Desert
Erfoud is a town in eastern Morocco. Erfoud is a popular destination for filmmakers because of the beautiful views of the Sahara Desert that the town's location affords. Due to its proximity to Merzouga desert village in Erg Chebbi Dunes, Erfoud has development quite well in terms of touristic related infrastructures like hotels and restaurants.
Erg Chebbi Dunes is one of two Saharan ergs in the northwest African nation (the other is Erg Chigaga near M'hamid). Its distinctive ergs — large dunes formed by wind-blown sand — reach up to 150 meters high, and form a composite erg 22 km long (north-south) and 5 km wide. The village of Merzouga, about ten hours from Marrakesh or Fez, is located near the edge of the dunes. The dunes are a popular tourist destination.
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Do your research when it comes to choosing your dream wedding venue to ensure your big day runs smoothly and is just as memorable and magical as you want it to be. Searching the perfect wedding venue for your big day is a huge part of the destination wedding planner process and can leave every bride and groom feeling the pressure, after all the majority of locations have a wide range of wedding venues to choose from. However, ensuring you are prepared with a great set of wedding venue questions when viewing your favorites is the key to sorting the wheat from the chaff and choosing your dream location.
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Agenda: July 11, 2012 Infrastructure Equity Policy Expert Group
July 11, 2012 from 10:00 a.m. to 12 p.m. (noon)
1900 SW 4th Avenue, Portland, 7th floor, Conference Room 7A
Welcome and Introductions (45 minutes)
Presenter: Andree Tremoulet, facilitator
- What sparks your interest in topics about infrastructure equity?
- What do you bring to the table (or what will you contribute) to the deliberations of this group?
Proposed Future Meeting Agendas (45 minutes)
Presenter: Bob Glascock, Bureau of Planning and Sustainability
- See our PEG's Proposed Meeting Topics and Schedule
- Questions, comments and suggestions?
PEG charge (15 minutes)
- Review PEG role, ground rules and process
Public Comment (10 minutes)
Wrap up (5 minutes)
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It may seem tedious sometimes after watching "Extreme Couponing" to sit over coupons where you only get $1.00 off, but lets say for each grocery trip you only save $2.00 by using coupons (that's two $1 coupons or 4 $0.50 coupons) over a year (I'm assuming you grocery shop by the week) that's $104!! Well that's a really really nice date with hubby. Thats the new sewing machine you've been eyeing.
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The Story So Far
It's been a long summer for Festivals and Events organisers in Morecambe and not in a good way. Plans proposed by the Festivals and Events sub committee of Morecambe Town Council earlier in the year threatened the continued funding of many Morecambe events and festivals. These plans were later dismissed in favour of a plan to support festivals and events run locally, with a view to helping these events grow and become self sustaining entertainment enterprises.
What was recognised by events organisers and many councillors was that the current way of doing things no longer worked. A better process of funding applications and deciding on what festivals and events get funded needed to be put into place.
This new process was debated in council and agreed in principle. A new Working Group was established for the Festivals and Events Organisers to come together with elements of the town council and develop a working process that would allow fair access to funding. The overriding idea was that the festivals and events funding process would in part handed over to the organisers themselves in some capacity. Unfortunately for some organisers not to mention Morecambe, this process has already taken too long to finalise and events have already been cancelled for the 2015 festival season.
Extraordinary Meeting
This October Extraordinary Meeting of the Morecambe Town Council was held to formally finalise plans for the new funding application process. Town Clerk David Croxall delivered a report detailing the working process proposal based on the recommendations of the Working Group Chair Councillor Darren Clifford. A new air of cooperation between the various groups in the council prevailed with the proposed process moving through debate quickly and with little or no change.
The issue of ring fencing potions of the available funding for specific groups or types of events was put forward by Councillor Metcalf. However this proposal was defeated in a vote 2 to 13 as the majority felt a larger main fund would be more practical and offer better funding possibilities.
One of the other few points of contention was the timetable for the new process. Due the extended period of time the Town Council has taken to come to agree on moving forward with a new funding application process there is a short amount of time left for organisers to apply. Council budgets need to be finalised shortly. Some councillors brought up the question of new and previously unfunded festivals not being ready to apply. Councillor Clifford pointed out that if people were planning a festival or event for 2015 then they, like the regular organisers of Morecambe should be well on the way to being organised and the application process should not be a struggle for them. He also noted that the Festivals and Events Working Group of Morecambe will be helping people with their applications.
A caveat was proposed that new applicants that provide a promising but perhaps incomplete applications could be looked at again in the near future for possible funding. Extra funding or unspent funding might be found to fund these events. This addition to the process found no objection.
The majority of the council called for the immediate support of the proposed process to move forward and fund festivals and events for the 2015 as soon as possible. Many councillors noted that an extra week was not going to make much if any difference at this point – Organisers are going to be ready to apply and run their festivals or not.
Funding Application Panel
One of the major points of debate within the new Festivals and Events Working Group, made up of organisers in Morecambe, was the decision making process on applications. Who should decided who gets funded. Many called for heavy organiser involvement, many also proposed a balanced approach with impartial panel members being invited. The Town Council tonight discussed and debated who should sit of the decision making panel in addition to a councillor from each of the political parties sitting on Morecambe Town Council. As personal details of proposed panel members were to be openly discussed, this part of the meeting was held in closed session – meaning the public and press (represented by The Bay Radio and The Visitor) we asked to leave for this part.
Upon returning to the council chamber it was revealed that the council would invite the following to take part in the decision making process:
- Vicky Lofthouse – Lancaster and District Chamber of Commerce Manager
- Jim Catterall – Bay Tourism
- A Representative of Marketing Lancashire
- A Student studying Tourism from Lancaster and Morecambe College (to be recommended by a course tutor) – To ensure that young people are represented.
And there we have it, after a difficult summer of proposals and counter proposals the 2015 Morecambe Festival Session can finally get funded.
Many representatives of festivals and events were in attendance at the meeting and had been following the proceedings carefully. Many pointed out that the process is not a huge change from the old system. The decisions of this new funding applications panel will still apparently be subject to The Festivals and Events Sub Committee.
The victory here for many in Morecambe is that the process is becoming more open, transparent and accessible. Members of the Working Group have already said that this process is not the end of the story. With more time and planning a process can be developed much earlier for applications for the 2016 festivals and events season.
What Happens Next
The application process will open very shorty. The Morecambe Carnival will be promoting this as much as possible as will The Bay Radio, who have been following and reporting on this ongoing funding situation since the original story first broke.
Listen out for details on The Bay, in The Visitor on the Morecambe Carnival website and Facebook Page and the Morecambe Town Council website for details on applying for funding for your festival or event.
As Councillor Clifford pointed out during the meeting – This is when we secure Morecambe's future.


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2009 Domaine de Chevalier Blanc, Graves
White | Ready, but will keep | Domaine de Chevalier | Code: 952245 | 2009 | France > Bordeaux > Pessac-Leognan | Sauv.Blanc & Sémillon | Medium-Full Bodied, Dry | 14.0 % alcohol
Very ripe, exotic fruit aromas abound on the nose of the 2009 Domaine de Chevalier Blanc whilst sweet mango and ripe grapefruit mingle on the palate. There is serious power to this wine but the crisp acidity keeps it fresh. The richness of fruit is balanced by a mineral seam of gravel and the finish is long and rewarding.
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The Wine Advocate - This wine has closed down since I saw it prior to bottling. A blend of 80% Sauvignon Blanc and 20% Semillon from one of the great estates in Pessac-Leognan, the wine has notes of white currants, melon, and flint/crushed rock with a delicate hit of orange and lemon zest. Give it another 4-5 years of cellaring and drink it over the following three decades.
Robert M. Parker, Jr. - 29/02/2012
Jancis - Some nerve as well as some fat on the nose here. Firm and mineral on the finish. Real structure to this bone dry wine. Not unlike de Fieuzal but a bit richer. I feel confident that more interest will develop.
Jancis Robinson MW - jancisrobinson.com - April 2010
Wine Spectator - This is fabulous, long and superintense, with dried pineapple and sliced apples. Dense and powerful, with a great backbone of acidity and a long, long finish. Wonderful structure in this baby white.
James Suckling - Wine Spectator - April 2010
Decanter - Lemon yellow, quite restrained floral nose, fresh pears, green apples, shows complexity and vineyard depth, great purity and quite succulent length while retaining its restrained and impressive class.
Steven Spurrier - Decanter - April 2010
Tim Atkin - The white wines from Domaine du Chevalier are always among my favourite dry white Bordeaux, even in a comparatively warm vintage like 2009. Even for a very young wine, this is impressively complex: toast, grapefruit, vanilla and a hint of banana on the nose and palate, with a fresh, tangy, minerally finish. 5+ years.
Tim Atkin - timatkin.com - April 2010
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Domaine de Chevalier is one of the few Graves estates to produce both first class reds and whites. The property was purchased by the Ricard family in 1865 and remained in their hands until it was bought by the Bernard distilling company in 1983. Domaine De Chevalier has 35 hectares of vines and red wine accounts for 80% of the production. Made from a blend of 55% Cabernet Sauvignon, 40% Merlot, and 5% Cabernet Franc, the wine is fermented in temperature-controlled, stainless steel vats and then matured in oak barriques (50% new) for 18 months.
Domaine de Chevalier is fortunate to have such a fine team to run its affairs. Olivier, whose family business owns the estate, is the outgoing but canny administrator whilst Rémi Edange is hands-on, knowing every vine and every barrel. Whilst their white wines have always been amongst the very finest, the reds were simpler affairs. But from the 1995 vintage onwards greater flair and concentration was in evidence. The quality curve is now further accentuated by the team's bold move to appoint Stéphane Derenoncourt, of La Mondotte fame, as consultant winemaker. Domaine De Chevalier is classified as a Graves Cru Classé.
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The Grape
The blend used for White Graves and Sauternes and rarely encountered outside France. In the great dry whites of Graves, Sauvignon Blanc tends to predominate in the blend, although properties such as Smith Haut Lafite use 100% Sauvignon Blanc while others such as Laville Haut Brion have as much as 60% Sémillon in their final blends. Sauvignon Blanc wines can lose their freshness and fruit after a couple of years in bottle - if blended with Sémillon, then the latter bolsters the wine when the initial fruit from the Sauvignon fades. Ultimately Sauvignon Blanc gives the wine its aroma and raciness while Sémillon gives it backbone and longevity.
In Sauternes, Sémillon is dominant, with Sauvignon Blanc playing a supporting role - it is generally harvested about 10 days before Sémillon and the botrytis concentrates its sweetness and dampens Sauvignon Blanc`s naturally pungent aroma. It contributes acidity, zip and freshness to Sauternes and is an important component of the blend.
The Region
In 1986 a new communal district was created within Graves, in Bordeaux, based on the districts of Pessac and Léognan, the first of which lies within the suburbs of the city. Essentially this came about through pressure from Pessac-Léognan vignerons, who wished to disassociate themselves from growers with predominately sandy soils further south in Graves.
Pessac-Léognan has the best soils of the region, very similar to those of the Médoc, although the depth of gravel is more variable, and contains all the classed growths of the region. Some of its great names, including Ch. Haut-Brion, even sit serenely and resolutely in Bordeaux's southern urban sprawl.
The climate is milder than to the north of the city and the harvest can occur up to two weeks earlier. This gives the best wines a heady, rich and almost savoury character, laced with notes of tobacco, spice and leather. Further south, the soil is sandier with more clay, and the wines are lighter, fruity and suitable for earlier drinking.
Recommended Châteaux: Ch. Haut-Brion, Ch. la Mission Haut-Brion, Ch. Pape Clément, Ch Haut-Bailly, Domaine de Chevalier, Ch. Larrivet-Haut-Brion, Ch. Carmes Haut-Brion, Ch. La Garde, Villa Bel-Air.


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The good life at Baja's East Cape
What to do & where to go? What to expect!
By Araceli Vargas.
First ask the locals! People in Los Barriles are very friendly and always welcome tourists; they will guide you or will recommend to you what's best according to your level of interest
Los Barriles is well known as a fishing village along the sea of Cortez with a relaxed lifestyle. But, what does relaxed lifestyle mean for locals and previous visitors? It means it is a piece of paradise with fun and different adventures every day!
What to do and where to go? What to expect!
Let's start with an offshore fishing day! You can go to any hotel, downtown fishing stores or ask the locals for a private and personalized fishing tour. Nothing more exciting than getting up early, meeting your captain at the dock and getting in the boat while enjoying a first row seat to incredible sunrises and a cup of steamy coffee. The rest is about fun and luck! Once at sea you can expect a beautiful sunny day and test your fishing abilities. Meanwhile get your camera ready to capture dolphins, turtles, sea lions, and in season, humpback grey whales. Most of the fishermen in the area are used to catching blue marlin, mahi mahi, tuna, and red snapper, just to mention some species.
For a more adventurous soul there is always a fun Kiteboarding experience! Feel the freshness of the salty air on your face and the adrenaline pumping as you sail thru the turquoise Sea of Cortez waters, I highly recommend that you go with a professional instructor and learn the basics first, once you are familiar with the equipment and procedures it will be like a piece of cake for you. Stop by at ExotiKite Kiteboarding School & Store where you will find everything you need right there, including a casual restaurant, comfortable accommodation and a SUP center.
ATV's road trips! Pure fun and adrenaline discovering desert trails and beaches. Travel to the quaint towns nearby: San Bartolo, El Cardonal and La Rivera to discover a stunning combination of desert and sea, waterfalls and canyons. Enjoy with locals their typical food and regional fruits. I recommend that you to drive by the beach at Punta Pescadero and El Cardonal, where you can have a break and practice snorkeling in its turquoise water. Look for Can-Doo Rentals & Adventures located in downtown Los Barriles, they offer good service and can assist you.
There are many things you can also enjoy: kayak, paddle board, scuba diving, hiking, camping, stargazing at night, and of course, simply relax by the beach. Baja's East Cape is blessed with miles of empty, swimmable beaches, my favorite ones are La Capilla, Spa Buena Vista, La Gaviota in Buena Vista, Los Barriles and North Los Barriles. Bring your sunblock and enjoy the peace and natural beauty of the Sea of Cortez and its fresh breezes all year long. Camping with a bonfire party at full moon is a must, have you tried it?
Take my word and visit us with your family and friends to start creating memories in our side of paradise!
Araceli is Coldwell Banker Riveras' office manager at our La Ribera and Los Barriles offices. If her post has planted the adventurous seed in you about retiring, living and enjoying Baja's East Cape and its unique paradise, contact us at email@example.com or give us a call to (624) 141.0808


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Radon Action Month for Framingham, MA
Framingham, MA Radon Action Month
January is the radon action month in Framingham, MA meaning that it is the perfect time to take action to protect your Framingham home. Last year many citizens of Framingham went ahead and took initiative in protecting their home and their family. This year is your chance to take action. Do not be a bystander, but instead actually make a decision this time to take action.
Whether or not you are familiar with radon gas, there are a multitude of actions that you may take. If you do not have much knowledge, simply reading material on our website, or the EPA's website is a good start. If you still have unanswered questions, then simply calling an informed representative of S.W.A.T. Environmental is a great way to learn more about radon gas. Radon action month is supposed to be a time of action, so as long as you are educating yourself, advocating the dangers of the gas, or having a professional install a mitigation system, you can sleep knowing that you are making an impacting difference in the Framingham community.
Taking action during radon action month can be easy in Framingham. One thing you may do is simply schedule radon testing for your Framingham home. Radon gas is both odorless and colorless, so the only way to know for certain whether or not your home is under attack is through testing. Once you have your test results, there is no guess work on whether or not a mitigation system is required. If your Framingham home has low levels of radon gas, then you do not need to take action. All you have to do is retest your home in a few years to ensure that the levels have not dramatically increased.
Another thing you may do during radon action month is have a mitigation system installed. If your home tested with high levels of radon gas, now is the perfect time to have your Framingham home safeguarded with a mitigation system. A mitigation system will provide you with the peace of mind you need as you can rest assured that your health is safe. Once you have your mitigation system installed, you will be able to know that you are breathing clean, fresh air in your Framingham home.
Radon action month is all about action, but it is important that you take the time to find a radon mitigation company that you can trust. The nation's most trusted radon mitigation company is located right here in Framingham, MA, and has the years of experience and certifications to provide you with the best quality of work. Do not let the mitigation process be a complicated one. It is easy. Just call S.W.A.T. Environmental, and a professional will be able to properly install an air purification system, and answer any questions you may have. Take action in Framingham for radon action month.
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The Wells College baseball team wrapped up a three-game series against Penn State Abington and the Nittany Lions won 4-2 on Sunday morning, April 14. Wells turned three double plays in the game, a single-game record in the three-year history of the Wells baseball program.
Penn State Abington scored a single run in the first but Wells took the lead in the bottom of the third. Kevin Spaeth singled and moved to second. A bunt from Jordan VanHerpe was errantly thrown down the right-field line which scored Spaeth and sent VanHerpe to third base. An RBI groundout from Mark Yorkey scored VanHerpe and the Express led 2-1.
That lead held until the seventh when Abington scored three times on an RBI single, an error in the infield, and a sacrifice fly. Wells managed one baserunner over the final three innings and didn't score.
Alexander Mott pitched an effective game with four runs allowed, three earned, over seven and two-thirds innings. He had one walk and one strikeout and allowed 11 hits, of which nine were singles. Mark Yorkey pitched the final four outs for Wells.
The Express turned double plays in the fifth, sixth, and ninth innings.
Five different players hit safely for Wells including a double by Dylan Nolan.
Wells is back in action Tuesday, April 16 for a 5 p.m. home game against Elmira College.


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Dagon's Canyon, H. P. Lovecraft – Concept Art
Concept art based on H.P. Lovecraft's description of the mysterious canyon from his short story, 'Dagon'. For realising it I downloaded and merged several free textures from 3DTotal.com and post-processed.
"When at last I awaked, it was to discover myself half sucked into a slimy expanse of hellish black mire which extended about me in monotonous undulations as far as I could see, and in which my boat lay grounded some distance away. […]
All day I forged steadily westward, guided by a far-away hummock which rose higher than any other elevation on the rolling desert. By the fourth evening I attained the base of the mound, which turned out to be much higher than it had appeared from a distance; an intervening valley setting it out in sharper relief from the general surface.
The waning and fantastically gibbous moon had risen far above the eastern plain. I have said that the unbroken monotony of the rolling plain was a source of vague horror to me; but I think my horror was greater when I gained the summit of the mound and looked down the other side into an immeasurable pit or canyon, whose black recesses the moon had not yet soared high enough to illumine. I felt myself on the edge of the world; peering over the rim into a fathomless chaos of eternal night. As the moon climbed higher in the sky, I began to see that the slopes of the valley were not quite so perpendicular as I had imagined. Ledges and outcroppings of rock afforded fairly easy foot-holds for a descent, whilst after a drop of a few hundred feet, the declivity became very gradual.
All at once my attention was captured by a vast and singular object on the opposite slope, which rose steeply about an hundred yards ahead of me; an object that gleamed whitely in the newly bestowed rays of the ascending moon. That it was merely a gigantic piece of stone, I soon assured myself […]. Despite its enormous magnitude, and its position in an abyss which had yawned at the bottom of the sea since the world was young, I perceived beyond a doubt that the strange object was a well-shaped monolith whose massive bulk had known the workmanship and perhaps the worship of living and thinking creatures. The moon, now near the zenith, shone weirdly and vividly above the towering steeps that hemmed in the chasm, and revealed the fact that a far-flung body of water flowed at the bottom, winding out of sight in both directions, and almost lapping my feet as I stood on the slope.
Across the chasm, the wavelets washed the base of the Cyclopean monolith; on whose surface I could now trace both inscriptions and crude sculptures. The writing was in a system of hieroglyphics unknown to me, and unlike anything I had ever seen in books; consisting for the most part of conventionalised aquatic symbols such as fishes, eels, octopi, crustaceans, molluscs, whales, and the like. […] With only a slight churning to mark its rise to the surface, the thing slid into view above the dark waters. Vast, Polyphemus-like, and loathsome, it darted like a stupendous monster of nightmares to the monolith, about which it flung its gigantic scaly arms, the while it bowed its hideous head and gave vent to certain measured sounds." – "Dagon" by H.P. Lovecraft
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Spy Shots: 2015 Mercedes-Benz SLC AMG (GT AMG) Caught on the Nurburgring
Our spy photographers have caught the Mercedes C190, which we all know as either the SLC-Class or the GT, testing plenty of times in the past, but this time they caught it in its best form, as it did laps around the Nurburgring.
These images revel very little in the way of new stuff, but we can clearly see that the mule phase is over and the real SLC (GT) is starting to take form. This is evident by the makeshift grille and air intakes in the front apron — these are all to see just how effective they are aerodynamically and for cooling. Of course, they will be refined in production, but these rough drafts at least help with positioning.
The details of the SLC (GT) are still pretty scarce, as we have relied solely on rumors to this point. The rumors are pointing toward this new supercar carrying a V-8 engine that produces anywhere from 485 to 600 horsepower, depending on the model selected, and there will likely be three models to choose from. The top-line model will, of course, be the Black Series.
Rumors also suggest that we will see the SLC Coupe (GT Coupe) arrive in late 2014.
Click past the jump to see more of the newest spy shots.
2015 Mercedes-Benz SLC AMG Spy Shots
Up front, we can clearly see that Mercedes-Benz is hard at work positioning the air-intakes and grille, which is evident by the very rough cutouts. The headlights, unfortunately, are still very much in their concept form. We can see some interesting aerodynamic pieces on the hood and roof, as there are slight bumps running the length of the hood and roof.
From the sides, we can see that the SLC (GT) will carry the same cab-rearward format as the current SLS-Class. The stubby trunk features a slight up-ticking spoiler. We can also see that there are a few ominous divots just in front of the doors, which leads us to believe that these will, eventually, be a set of heat extractors.
From the rear, we can better make out that rear spoiler that we assume will raise and lower with the SLC's speed. We can also see the taillights a little more clearly, but there is still a little camo keeping them a mystery.


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This guidance will help you to understand raw cows drinking milk (RCDM) sales from primary production to the consumer. It should be read in conjunction with the Food Hygiene Regulations 2006 for Wales and 2013 for England.
For the purpose of this guide, you are classed as the Occupier of the holding from where the milk-producing cows are kept.
Approval and registration
To apply to sell raw drinking milk, you will need to submit a completed application form to the Registrations and Approvals Team.
Registration process
When our Approvals and Registrations Team receive your application, the following will happen:
- one of our Dairy Hygiene Inspectors will visit the holding and carry out an inspection - if conditions on the holding are acceptable, then a sample of raw milk will be taken and analysed under food hygiene legislation
- once the sample has been analysed with a satisfactory outcome we will inform you and the local authority
RCDM sales can commence once these steps have been carried out.
Registering with local authorities
We will inform the local authorities about the proposed RCDM operation, however you should also contact your local authority as they may wish to see the filling and bottling process.
Further processing
If you are already approved as a raw milk production holding and you sell the milk for further processing to a first purchaser then you will need to apply for a separate registration to sell raw cows' drinking milk.
Milk sampling and testing
You will have to test the raw milk. Our Dairy Hygiene Inspector will need to see raw milk sampling results under food hygiene legislation.
You must initiate the procedure to ensure that the raw cows' milk meets the following criteria:
- plate count at 30°C (per ml) ≤ 100 000 - rolling geometric average over a two-month period, with at least two samples per month
- somatic cell count (per ml) ≤ 400 000 - rolling geometric average over a three-month period, with at least one sample per month, unless the competent authority specifies another methodology to take account of seasonal variations in production levels
Testing milk
You have a duty of care to ensure the food you sell is safe.
It is advisable that you test for the following:
- indicator bacteria - generic E. coli, Listeria spp, Aerobic colony counts, Coliforms
- pathogenic bacteria - salmonella, STE, campylobacter, Coagulase positive staphylococci, Listeria monocytogenes
It is also advised that shelf life testing is carried out for Listeria monocytogenes - this testing forms part of your Food Safety Management System.
Testing for antibiotics
You do not have to test each batch of milk but you are responsible - under the food hygiene regulations - to have the following conditions:
- raw milk must come from animals where no unauthorised substances or products have been administered
- the animals have not undergone illegal treatment
Where authorised products or substances have been administered, this must be documented.
Testing for pathogens
The regulations on microbiological criteria for foodstuffs require those manufacturing ready-to-eat foods, that pose a Listeria monocytogenes risk for public health, to sample processing areas and equipment as part of their sampling scheme.
There are other common pathogens associated with raw milk and it is good practice for you to sample for their presence to ensure the food they sell is safe.
Sampling laboratories
You can use any laboratory for sampling provided you have confidence in the results of any testing carried out by that laboratory. Laboratories carrying out testing for food businesses but do not necessarily have to be accredited.
Official controls
We will inspect your premises every six months to ensure a satisfactory standard of hygiene is maintained. Our dairy hygiene inspectors will also collect and test raw cows' milk samples to make sure the milk meets food safety standards. The samples will be taken at the point of registration and then four times a year.
Charges for official controls
Who is charged
Any registered production holding selling raw cows' milk directly to the public is charged for the samples taken to confirm that they meet the criteria laid out in domestic regulations .
The reason for charging
We are required to charge for collection and analysis of raw milk samples by EU law. This requirement is set out in Schedule 6 of:
- The Food Safety and Hygiene (England) Regulations 2013
- The Food Safety and Hygiene (Wales) Regulations 2006
- The Food Hygiene Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2006
We are also required to charge for services we provide to businesses by HM Treasury and Department of Finance.
How charges are carried out
We charge a fee of £63 for any routine or follow-up sampling. Analysis and examination of raw milk are made in line with domestic regulations.
Delivering raw cows' drinking milk
You can deliver the raw cows' drinking milk in a domestic vehicle provided you adhere to the following stipulations:
- you will be classed as a 'distributor' because the sale has not taken place at the farm gate
- you must run this area of the business as a separate entity - as a Limited Company
- the intended vehicle must be registered as a milk float with your local authority as it will been classed as a 'shop premises'
You can use a third party to deliver the raw cows' drinking milk on a milk float which also delivers pasteurised milk and dairy products. The third party must be registered as a distributor with the local authority.
If you sell the raw cows' drinking milk to the distributor, they can sell the raw cows' drinking milk to their customers on the milk delivery round. The sale should be made at the production holding where the cows are kept. The sale must be between the food business owner and the consumer - not via a third party or from a retail outlet.
The following conditions are prohibited:
- sales from a building offsite in the same County Parish Holding (CPH) number as the farm
- sales from a space rented in a retail shop to sell the raw cows' drinking milk
- orders made online or by phone if the raw cows' drinking milk is collected at a private house or outlet that does not belong to you. The milk must be delivered directly to the consumer's doorstep or place of work where the consumer must take ownership of the RCDM
If an online order is made and delivered by courier to a private house or place of work then the consumer must take receipt of the raw cows' drinking milk at delivery. This might be difficult if delivering to an office and should be avoided if possible.
Refrigeration during transport
It is advisable to have a cooling system, such as a good quality cool box with temperature probe or a thermostat to record the temperature in transit.
Selling at a farmers' market
Not all farmers' markets are registered to sell raw cows' drinking milk - you will need to check with your local authority.
You can sell raw cows' drinking milk at a farmers' market, but the following conditions apply:
- the intended market is registered with the local authority as a farmer's market as this can be seen as an extension of the farm gate
- you will have to apply to the local authority or make your intentions known of the proposed sales prior to market dates
- you must be present during the sale
If the local authority allows you to sell at a farmers' market, you cannot employ someone who has no contact with the farm to sell the raw cows drinking milk.
The principal producer, representative involved in the production process or member of the family must attend the stall.
After applying to the local authority to sell raw cows' drinking milk at the intended farmer's market, the local authority may state that the stall holders must be 'local' to the intended market.
'Local' or 'localised' are defined as 'sales within the establishment's own county plus the greater of either the neighbouring county or counties or 30 miles/50km from the supplying establishment's county boundary'.
Selling raw cows' drinking milk in other locations
You cannot sell or give away free samples of raw cows' drinking milk at the following events:
- town markets
- village fetes
- school fetes
- pop concerts
- horse events
- car boot sales
- agricultural shows (one day or multiple days)
- layby on the side of a road
These locations are not considered as extensions of the farm. Free samples would still be classified as a sale.
If you run a bed and breakfast, campsite or farm shop cafe, then the raw cows' drinking milk doesn't have to be supplied in a sealed container. The raw cows' drinking milk can be served in a jug, but the health warning must be visible to the consumer at point of sale or consumption.
Containers for raw cows' drinking milk
If raw cows' drinking milk is distributed in containers, those containers must have a fastenings system which must not be broken when the consumer receives the product.
You should discourage consumers from bringing their own containers to collect raw cows' drinking milk. You don't have control over the cleansing, disinfection, storage and handling of containers prior to filling.
It is important for you and your customers to be aware of the risk posed from re-using containers. It is important to conduct thorough cleansing and disinfection.
RCDM is considered a high risk food that is capable of supporting the growth of various foodborne pathogens. This is why it's important to warn vulnerable groups of the risk associated with consumption.
Health warnings and use-by dates
Use-by dates
Your container should have use-by dates labelled on them. This does not apply to glass bottles that are intended for re-use.
The health warning and use-by dates need to be displayed if you are selling milk through a vending machine.
Health warnings
The health warning must be clear and easy to read, there is no minimum font size or specific font you must use for the label.
The holding or farm where the raw cows' drinking milk is produced needs to have a tuberculosis-free (TB-free) status at all times.
If the TB-free status is lost or removed - then sales of raw cows drinking milk must stop. Once the TB-free status has been lost or removed from the holding - the RCDM registration with us is removed and all milk must be heat treated.
The Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) is responsible for annual TB testing. If you lose your TB-free status, APHA will notify the FSA and you, the food business owner. The confirmation letter from APHA clearly states that all raw milk must be heat treated and not to be consumed in it's raw state.
If you are in a TB exclusion zone - which carries out TB testing every four years - you will still have to carry out annual TB testing. APHA are responsible for this and will advise you accordingly.
If your annual TB test date has expired, all sales must stop - sales will only be allowed to resume when the TB-free status has been confirmed. If it is clearly an expiry issue and there is a short time frame then the holding may not lose its RCDM registration and you will not be required to re-register - however we will look at these circumstances on a case by case basis and be guided by APHA.
If the TB test detects a possible infected animal which has no contact with the milking heard, APHA will carry out a risk assessment and will advise you, the local authorities and the FSA.
Re-registering when returning to TB-free status
If you return to a TB-free status after being under TB restrictions, you will need to re-register with us before starting to sell raw cows' drinking milk again. This applies even if you have received confirmation from APHA confirming clear tests.
You can re-apply to our Registration and Approvals team. Sales cannot start until the full registration, inspection and sampling process is complete and confirmed in writing by us.
Suspected or confirmed illness
If there is a suspected illness linked to your holding then all RCDM sales must stop and you should carry out a product recall and withdraw produce.
You must carry out an investigation as to why the incident occurred. You should carry out a pathogen sampling program and seek help from dairy specialist. You must stay in contact with our Dairy Operations Team at all times. You should seek professional help from the dairy sector as we do not provide a consultation service.
Our sampling investigation
Our Dairy Hygiene Inspector will carry out a full investigation and collect samples for pathogen analysis.
All our samples, inspection and investigation reports will be provided to our Incidents Team for analysis.
If at any time in our investigation or during the sampling procedure, there is an unsatisfactory sample detected, we will stop the sampling protocol and expect you to continue with your investigations. You will need to look at all aspects of cleaning, disinfection, maintenance and operational procedures.
Only when our Dairy Hygiene Inspector is confident that you have looked at all areas, and the hygiene inspector is satisfied with conditions on the holding, will our sampling protocol re-commence.
Find more information about raw drinking milk and milk hygiene in England and Wales. Read our guidance on food incidents.


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The 'Star Trek: Discovery' Cast Is My New Favorite Thing
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Bornholm disease
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Bornholm disease(ˈbɔːnˌhɒlm)
(Pathology) an epidemic virus infection characterized by pain round the base of the chest
[C20: named after Bornholm, where it was first described]
Bornholm disease
(or pleurodynia) A viral infection that causes pain and overall swelling. It requires a long convalescence.
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|Bornholm disease - an acute infectious disease occurring in epidemic form and featuring paroxysms of pain (usually in the chest)
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The historic Paint Rock Canyon Ranch is headquartered at the mouth of Paint Rock Canyon and boasts a one hundred year legacy as a well rounded, year round cattle operation on over 80,000 acres. Paint Rock Canyon Ranch is truly a Wyoming Legacy Ranch headquartered near Hyattville, WY. Founded by the Hyatt brothers, Wesley and Milton over 100 years ago. This Legacy Ranch has some of the finest Blue-Ribbon trout fishing in the lower 48, most notably on Paint Rock Canyon Creek. Paint Rock Canyon Ranch boasts some of finest big game hunting for elk and deer anywhere in the Western Rocky Mountain Region. This ranch is home to many species of water foul and upland game birds, including pheasant, ducks, geese, turkeys, sharp-tail grouse, chukkars, and blue grouse.
General Information
Beds: 10.00
Baths: 18.00
Sqft: 8500
Acres: 999.99
Status: Active
Zoning: Agricultural
List Office: Jackson Hole Real Estate Associates, LLC
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Property Type: Agricultural
MLS Area: 15 - Other
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A German-language presentation by Anne Christensen, Librarian at Leuphana University Lüneburg, was tweeted by Thomas Hapke, and if you speak German there are a couple of recent presentations of interest. She just presented Und was erwarten wir von unseren NutzerInnen? (What do we expect from our users) (her answer is - too much and too little) at the inetbib conference (4-6 March 2013). The conference theme was "What do our users and non-users expect of us" (to judge from the programme, they expect open access, apps, e-books etc.) Christensen's previous presentation was Discovery-Systeme und Informationskompetenz (Discovery systems and information literacy). Her slideshare is at http://de.slideshare.net/xenzen
Another relevant presentation at inetbib was from Blanche Kiszio on development of information literacy in an e-learning project at the Institut et Haute Ecole de la Santé La Source, Lausanne: I couldn't find the presentation, but there is an article (also in German) about (I think) the same project here.
Photo by Sheila Webber: Pergola, Sans Souci, Potsdam, Germany, September 2009.


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I delight in repeat clients and the Champion Family has been just that! From trusting me in my very early days of photography to today, this family has believed in me and made an annual appointment on my calendar! Each year the look is a little different and I think this year was my all time fave!! This Fredericksburg family brought glam to DC for their photos this year. While we normally shoot right before the holiday season, 2016 proved to be a busy year for us both and we weren't able to coordinate our schedules. I'm so honored that they waited on me when they had plenty of other photographers they could have gone to instead! My relationships with my clients is a special one that I never take for granted and I hope for many more years of have the Champions in front of my camera! Here are some of my faves from their session!
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The other morning, whilst getting the children ready, my husband said: "We haven't weighed Marigold for ages. Shall we give her a weigh?" "ooh, yes, let's give her a weigh!" I reply.
Harrison responds with panic-stricken little face:
"NOOOOOOO" Don't give her away!!! You can't give her away!!!"
Cue some time spent discussing the difference between "giving a weigh" and "giving away" and reassurance that we would never, ever, ever give his beloved little sister away.
Very cute right?
They say every cloud has a silver lining. But for all those who have children with genetic conditions, medical problems, general ill health and other complications, it is very difficult and often impossible in the gravest situations, to work out whatever that silver lining could ever possibly be.
When Marigold first went in to hospital, the affect on her brother was a big worry in my mind. Not only had my sensitive little three year old had the limelight stolen away from him with a newborn baby and all the attention the comes with this, now she was a baby with a unique genetic condition and all the medical complications that come with that. Aside from spending time away from him whilst Marigold was in hospital, life became a series of follow up appointments. Time we might have spent in the park on a sunny afternoon was often spent waiting at the children's hospital. Quite often waiting times would be anything up to several hours. That's pretty tough for a boisterous little boy with the attention span of a goldfish. And if we weren't up the hospital, we would be at the emergency doctor getting her chest listened to for the umpteenth time. Or we would have to change all our plans to go out as she had just got a temperature / thrown up and I was freaking out about leaving the house. I worried Harrison would start to resent his little sister and the fact life was now revolving around her and her health issues. I was worried that quite often, stressed out, exhausted and upset by everything, I would vent my frustration on him and quite often lose my rag and then be full of self loathing for being a BAD MUM.
But it is funny how life works out. Far from resenting Marigold, my wonderful little boy couldn't adore her more. Maybe it is from seeing her sick so often, maybe it is because he knows Marigold may always need a bit of extra help and support through life, but the love and affection between them is very real and very moving. Marigold lights up for her brother. From the earliest age, he has been the one she saves her smiles and laughs for. It is difficult to feed her at mealtimes as generally she just sits in wonderment and gapes at him. She is besotted. As for Harrison, the first question when he wakes up in the morning is "Where's Marigold?" He adores her. When she cries, he cries (her one year old jabs were very traumatic – he was screaming long after Marigold had stopped.) He can't bear to see her upset. He has never, ever said a bad word against her. We have had quite a few "I don't like you mummy / daddy" moments during the gross "threenage" years, but this is ALWAYS qualified with "I only like Marigold. Marigold is my best friend."
I am so proud of how he has coped with the past year. I am so proud of the protective and loving big brother he has become. I can't help thinking that in a very difficult year, this is one of our silver linings, that adversity has created a very strong sibling connection which I hope will stand the test of time.
Perhaps someone would like to remind me of this blog post when they are teenagers and at each other's throats?
But I hope not.
And to end, as I know you have been humming it since you read the title, a classic clip of this lovely song, for brothers everywhere including mine:


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Saints Fans Get To Monkee Around During Upcoming HomestandST. PAUL, MN June 7, 2012
Saints Fans Get To Monkee Around During Upcoming Homestand
June 07, 2012 at 1:54 PM
ST. PAUL, MN (June 7, 2012) – After the longest roadtrip of the season the St. Paul Saints promotions staff has a lot of pent up creative ideas waiting to bust out. The upcoming homestand will bring out their inner animal, whether you like to monkee around or quack like a duck. It's always a party at Midway even if we have to create a celebration like June-toberfest. Leave the cars at home and bike to the ballpark because it will keep you healthy and our friends at Regions Hospital will appreciate that. For those that need to indulge, we have tasty treats, but don't worry if you clog our toilets, because we have that covered too. This homestand will leave your head spinning from so much fun.
It all kicks off with a three game series with the Sioux Falls Pheasants from June 8-10. On Friday, June 8 the 7:05 p.m. game is Take Me to Regions Night presented by Regions Hospital. Fans will receive a complimentary pair of shades which is perfect for all those people sitting on the right field side of the ballpark. The stylish sunglasses will come in handy for the bright lights following the game during our Xcel Energy Friday Night Fireworks show.
On Saturday, June 9 at 7:05 p;m. it's the first ever Saints Craft Beer and Baseball Festival during June-toberfest. Minnesota is known for some of the finest breweries in the country and many of them will participate. Those set to bring out their finest brews are Boom Island Brewing, Flat Earth Brewing, Summit Brewing, Vine Park Brewing, Granite City Brewing, Brau Brothers Brewing, Lift Bridge Brewing, Mankato Brewing, Schell's Brewing Company and Finnegans. The Saints beer festival will cap off with a special appearance from a member of the comedy troupe Broken Lizard and star of the movie Beerfest, Erik Stolhanske, who will be signing autographs and taking photos with festival-goers. Also study up for Success Saturdays presented by University of Wisconsin – River Falls.
The series against the Pheasants rounds out with a 1:05 p.m. contest on Sunday, June 10. The official start of summer is just around the corner, but the weather outside has been perfect for a bike ride, so why not dust off that Schwinn or Mongoose and trek out to the ballpark on Bike to the Ballpark Day presented by Whole Foods. Whether you're coming from St. Paul or Minneapolis a bike ride will get the blood pumping. Those Saints fans living in cities just a little further away there are no excuses. Just think about those Tour de France riders biking in the Alps. Following the game kids run the bases and get autographs from the entire team on Family Sunday.
One of the Saints fiercest rivals the Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks come to town from June 11-13. On Monday, June 11 at 7:05 p.m. we wonder "How Dost Thou Use a Plunger?" during our toilet paper drive presented by Innovative Office Solutions. Whether you use a plunger in its more traditional role to unclog a toilet or sink or are more creative and use it to poke people, open the refrigerator or put it on your head and wear it as a hat, then this is the day for you. Bring a roll of toilet paper or other office products to the ballpark and they will be donated to Second Harvest Heartland. It's also BUZ'N Buck Beer Night with $1 beers.
We'll line up in the Flying V on Tuesday, June 12 at 7:05 p.m. as we salute the 20th Anniversary of the movie The Mighty Ducks. Just like the Mighty Ducks the Saints will go out and try to kick some Hawk butt. Everyone is welcome to come celebrate the day including all you "Cake Eaters." Fans will have a chance to walk away with their very own autographed game-worn jersey with the Saints Ducks and Hawks jersey auction. During the game fans will have a chance to win up to $77,777 during St. Croix Casino Big Money Tuesday.
The final day of the homestand is an afternoon affair on Wednesday, June 13 at 1:05 p.m. and "Hey, Hey We're the Monkees." It's Thumbs Up to Opposable Thumbs on Monkee Around Day…A Tribute to the Monkees presented by Sun Drop Citrus Soda. We will all be Believers on this day as the final game of the homestand is a Steppin' Stone for the rest of the season. Make sure you join us early for the craziest tailgate party of the year on Walser Wednesdays.
Summertime is nearly here, but the Saints are already heating up. This homestand has something for animal lovers, health nuts, and those that like beer. Join the Saints for a wild week of fun.
Tickets for Saints home games are $5 for general admission, $8 for outfield reserved and $12 for infield reserved. Tickets purchased on the Day of the Game are an additional $1 per ticket. Children under the age of 14 and seniors 65 and older receive $1 off the admission price. Children under 2 that don't require a seat are free. Tickets are available by contacting the Saints ticket office at 651-644-6659 or visiting saintsbaseball.com.


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Development marches forward-and that's real of the health care industry and also various other things in lifestyle. Whereby once you crafted an easy telephone call to get a medical doctor go to your bedside, a lot of people now visit their closest hospital. With a great guide (preferably anything lengthy like Conflict And Tranquility), and resolve in for the hold out of your life! Fortunately for us things have changed once again. There's a fresh person in community and their referred to as the walk in clinic. Currently more and more unwell people have saw that the care and treatment they acquire at one of those good facilities is head and shoulders above the things they have obtained at their nearest healthcare facility emergency room.
Take as an illustration rates. A walk in clinic will serve a specific geographic region and they actually do almost everything in their capability to administer the greatest care readily available. A walk in clinic is freezing in its place and hence desires the sufferers they see to return after they tumble sickly yet again. The best way to obtain this occur with any regularity would be to offer you up the greatest and least expensive proper care readily available. It's organization 101, and let's face it, in this land healthcare is a business.
That doesn't mean that some medical care staff (we'd say most) usually are not transferred to activity from a further determination than the financial well being. Most of the people who enter into the organization of health-related undertake it for over dollars. They would like to assist people. There are actually most of these people at your warm and friendly area walk in clinic-that's without a doubt.
A walk in clinic, by the very mother nature of the getting, wills build-up a lot of experience in numerous types of problems. These are the finger on the pulse in their region. Once you see a significant walk in clinic to become your regular medical doctor, you are going to not be handled in a vacuum. The walk in clinic medical doctor is already your own doctor and he/she is aware of your health background, includes a file full of it, to meticulously review when next you go to. This particular a single-on-a single proper care is the greatest form. Perfect health care and treatment cannot be presented to the patient except if the medical doctor understands a patient's comprehensive health background. The additional time a physician usually spends by using an affected person the far better the attention will likely be.
And others can employ the convenience and experience of any walk in clinic to get a once health issues or illness. The brand on your own, St. Catharines walk in clinic, offers you a very good thought of what type of scheduled appointment-wrangling you have got to be seen. Just, walk into the clinic and nine times out of ten you will be observed with a table licensed critical treatment medical professional in an HR!
Additionally there is the matter of insurance. Your friendly area walk in clinic has a tendency to accept most each insurance less than the direct sun light. The doctors at your typical walk-in clinic walk strive to do what they can in order to make your visit as easy as possible. Taking whatever insurance plan you have tends to make good sense to the enthusiastic purveyors of potions, pills and prescriptions!
A walk in clinic is the location to get whenever you occur down that has a scenario of the flu. They have lots of experience treating these types of health problems and could possibly get you back again on your feet in a make a difference of days


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Hello Stampin' Friends,
Got caught up in some genealogy searches today so I am quite late on my post, but as they say "better late than never".
We hope you've been having fun with your February Paper Pumpkin Kit, Layers of Gratitude. You've seen some of my Alternative samples …
here are some fun alternate uses for the kit. Try cutting up the accordion card to make lots of little note cards, as I did here. You could also use the felt "thanks" negatives and adhere them to our Tag A Bag Gift Boxes (item # 130927). Or just have tons of fun with the incredible stamp set!
We can't wait to see all of the fun things you'll come up with. Provide a link in the comments below if you'd like to share what you've made!
Projects were made by Melody H. – Concept Artist.
Paper Pumpkin is on sale for Sale-A-Bration. Click here to find out more, or click here to sign up today!
Thanks for stopping back and …
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Windows Admin Center and SquaredUp
Everything you need to know about our Beta extension for Windows Admin Center
Windows Admin Center brings a modernized, simplified, integrated and secure remote management experience to Windows Server.
SquaredUp - the transformative operations console for Enterprise IT – now integrates with Windows Admin Center (formerly known as Project Honolulu) via our dedicated extension (Beta), bringing long-term performance data, real-time server dependency insights, application-awareness and even data from third-party tools like Splunk and ServiceNow directly to your new server management experience, all through a fast, modern, intuitive, single-pane-of-glass UI.
If you're new to SquaredUp, here's what you need to know…
Please note: this extension is currently in public Beta
What is SquaredUp?
SquaredUp is a transformative operations console for Enterprise IT which connects to Microsoft's System Center Operations Manager (aka SCOM).
In short that means;
If your organisation already has System Center Operations Manager, then SquaredUp is the essential addition to your environment, loved by thousands of enterprise organisations around the world for the way it transforms their infrastructure and application monitoring experience.
However, if your organisation doesn't already have System Center Operations Manager or plan to implement it, then SquaredUp and our Windows Admin Center Extension (Beta) are unlikely to be relevant for you.
You'll need to be underway with SquaredUp itself in order for our extension for Windows Admin Center to work.
How it works
SquaredUp is a lightweight, on-prem, web app that connects to your System Center Operations Manager (SCOM) environment, delivering fast, HTML5 dashboards, long-term performance reporting, automatic application discovery and the ability to seamlessly integrate data from the likes of ServiceNow, Splunk, Azure Log Analytics and many more external data sources.
If you'd like to know more about how SquaredUp transforms your enterprise IT monitoring experience, why not check out the following overview.
If your organisation has SCOM but isn't already underway with SquaredUp then you, or your SCOM administrator, can request a fully-featured, free trial anytime. With no new infrastructure or databases required and taking just 10 minutes to install and configure, you can be up and running with SquaredUp at a speed you won't believe.
How to install
The SquaredUp extension is available directly from the third-party extension feed newly integrated into Windows Admin Center, meaning it's incredibly easy to get underway;
- Request access via the form below
- Launch Windows Admin Center
- In the top right, click the gear icon
- Click 'Manage Extensions'
- Select 'SquaredUp (Preview)' from the list of available extensions.
- Click 'Install'
- Click 'Confirm' to install the extension
- Apply the activation code sent to you via email
Request access
In order for your SquaredUp extension for Windows Admin Center (formerly known as Project Honolulu) to work, your organisation must first have both SquaredUp and Microsoft System Center Operations Manager.
Using the form below, you can request:
- An access code for our Windows Admin Center extension
If you're an existing SquaredUp customer or trialist, this is all you'll need to get underway.
- A 30 day, fully-featured free trial of SquaredUp
If you're not already using SquaredUp but you have SCOM and want to check out both SquaredUp and our Windows Admin Center extension, be sure to request a free trial (as well as an access code for the extension).


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The most Youngest Director of Tollywood Ranadeep Sarker sharing his views on his upcoming movie Not a Dirty Film .
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NOT A DIRTY FILM ,,an upcoming bengali feature film . This film based on porn film industry nd innocent colleague guy trapped in this industry
Plot Outline
The Porn industry and MMS scandals have long been a mysterious yet sought after thing globally. But in Bengal the racket has many unsuspecting victims.
Nill is a semi spoil college student who consider himself as a Casanova. He spent most of the time on face book with different girls although he has a steady girl friend. one day on face book he trapped by a girl. (who work for a gang ) the gang shoot a porn film with nill. When the video released on a porn site and all friends start avoiding him.. nils parents belongs to a high society of kolkata (mom is an NGO activist nd father high profle corporate person ).Thay starts blaming each other ..Roy and his assistant sumona starts investigation with a funny manor and expose all the culprits one by one from those who ran the massage parlour to those who operate the porn film business form Kolkata..
this film based on porn film industry nd innocent colleague trapped in this industry
How international based porn film industry operate frm kolkata ?
Shaheb Bhattacharjee
Mumtaz Sorcar
Madhobi Mukhopadhay
Ena Saha
Locket Chatterjee
Kharaj Mukherjee
Rajatava Dutta
Indira Roy Chowdhury
Saibal Bhattacharya
Krishnokisor Mukherjee
Sourav Chatterjee
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