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My boys were gone to visit their sister this week so I took the opptortunity to use the Cottage Chic Pocket Journal Cards.
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Sunday, April 20, 2014
According to a press release from Safari Club International (SCI), the United States Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) has now revised its April 4, 2014, decision regarding 2014 elephant trophy imports from Zimbabwe.
Remember that on April 4, 2014, FWS announced that it would suspend importation of sport-hunted African elephant trophies from Zimbabwe and Tanzania for the calendar year. The decision was based on reports of questionable game management and lack of effective enforcement, which has led, FWS said, to uncontrolled poaching and population declines.
Under the revision April 18, elephants trophies legally taken in Zimbabwe from Jan. 1 to April 4, 2014, will be allowed to be imported to the United States. Note the closing date is the date of the original decision from FWS. Under the revision, hunters will need to demonstrate to the FWS Office of Law Enforcement that the hunt occurred before the date of the original ruling to secure importation of their trophies.
"SCI is hopeful that this revision is just the first step in a process of rescinding of the suspension of elephant trophy imports from Zimbabwe and Tanzania," the organization said in a statement. "This haphazard decision to suspend imports based on 'anecdotal evidence' will have a profound negative impact on elephant conservation. The Director of CAMPFIRE Association Zimbabwe and noted conservationist Charles Jonga has stated that this suspension 'poses an unprecedented threat to all future conservation efforts of the African elephant in rural areas of Zimbabwe.'"
SCI continues to urge FWS to completely lift the suspension before millions of dollars spent by hunters on behalf of conservation dry up completely. If that happens, exponential increases in poaching are inevitable, as critical enforcement in the field will evaporate.
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In this age of cell phones that are supposedly great technological advances over the land lines of the past, I am the Luddite who bemoans the fact that our connections aren't always easier now. It seems as if two people on a cell can't talk at once, so there's a lot of talking over one another, and some awkwardness as we miss parts of each other's sentences. There are dropped calls. There's a heck of a lot of voicemail. Mobile means the phone's got to go with you, always. A landline phone stays nicely rooted to one part of the house and can be left behind. Listening today can be harder.
My little rant against tech might be analogous to how a parent must feel about the connection with a teen. You try to tell your child to watch out for this, be sure to do that, appreciate what you've got. The child nods, "Uh-huh," with a glazed look in her eye and goes her merry way. She assumes that some things just grow on trees. She thinks she's a free agent and in charge of all her decisions. She takes parental care, and concern, and money, and love for granted.
My favorite history teacher, Dr. Jack Barnwell, shared some of this parental truth about disconnected kids on my friend Jennifer's wonderful book blog, Bacon on the Bookshelf. His musings on whether his daughter's listened to him over the years remind me of my dad's experience with his daughters. I thought I knew everything at 18 and felt driven to inculcate my dad in all my wisdom once I came back from one year at college. I didn't think to ask him many questions until later in life.
It's as my friend Tracy said to me recently, "It wasn't till my twenties that I realized my parents were human beings." I knew exactly what she meant the moment she said it, after having raised a teen-ager (or having tried, shall we say). My parents having concerns or troubles? Having private, personal lives? Them feeling exhausted at night? Not really on my radar.
It's not till I have become a stepparent and witnessed my husband parenting his son that I've come to fully appreciate what my father has done for me.
My dad has given and given to me with great generosity for all my forty-seven years. He gave me a peaceful, secure home.He's put me first so I could have the best education. He's offered me all kinds of travel experiences. My father has never ceased working hard and being there anytime I needed to talk. He's always valued my views, my thoughts, my hopes and ambitions. It wasn't till I got older than I learned how many people don't get this gift in their lives.
Watching my husband try to guide his son away from assumption and presumption, which is some ways are the flaws of every child, toward awareness and gratitude, I am struck by the incredible grace and generosity of dads like these wonderful men. I don't think I thanked my father much when I was growing up. I just assumed Daddy would always be there, and presumed he would provide for my needs whenever I asked, or even if I didn't. I do believe I ordered whatever I liked when we were out at a restaurant, without a second thought as to cost. I shopped for prom dresses and rushed off to college not thinking how anyone would pay the bills.
Dads like mine and Jack and my husband don't mind that we're so oblivious in our constant requests and expectations. They love us that much. And that, I think, is pretty amazing.
Thank you, Daddy, for not asking for all you gave me in return. For giving and giving without any promise of return. For making your girls a priority, and loving us in this unconditional way. And thank you for not saying, "Now you're getting it?" when I came telling you of all my new, late-found wisdom in the last year.
The least I can do for my father is remember how he's given to me all these years. I can pass on the same unconditional giving to all who are young and assuming. It's their job to grow up, and it's my turn to try to be at least half the grown-up my father has been.
The giving is the message, and it will stick in our hearts in ways our words never will.
I might not trust in my mobile phone, but I can trust in this.
Thank you for the wonderful tribute.
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Building a sustaianble future with veteran leadership.
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Latest Activity: Nov 1, 2018
IDENTIFIED NEEDS: A sustainable small business incubator for veterans focused on disaster relief training and rebuilding efforts using blight removal and redidential restaration projects with local organizations.
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Young Adults Mission Trip to Detroit. Young Adults traveled to Detroit May 19-23 and worked with the Motor City Blight Bluster @ Veterans Village-Detroit.
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The state of Michigan provides several veteran benefits. This section offers a brief description of each of the following benefits.
Michigan State Veterans Homes
There are 2 Michigan State Veterans Homes, the D.J. Jacobetti Home for Veterans in Marquette, and the Grand Rapids Home for Veterans. A veteran of the armed forces of the United States eligible for VA health care or financial assistance for long-term care may be admitted. The veteran must have been discharged or released under conditions other than dishonorable. Veterans who enlisted after Sept. 7, 1980, or who entered active duty after Oct. 16, 1981, must have served 24 continuous months or the full period for which they were called to active duty in order to be eligible.
Michigan residency is not required, and spouses or surviving spouses may be admitted if space is available. Fees are income based.
Tuition Grant
Michigan provides an annual undergraduate tuition grant of up to $2,800 for the eligible children of certain deceased military personnel or totally and permanently disabled veterans.
Michigan offers veterans a large array of employment services including disabled veterans outreach programs and the Shifting Heroes Program, a component of the Michigan Shifting Gears Program which is a career-transition program for seasoned mid- and late-career professional talent going through, or preparing to go through, a career transition scenario.
Visit the Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency website for more information on any of these programs.
For hurricane Katrina we used a bus with satellite internet and a out door kitchen to set up our first relief camps. After Hurricane Sandy, our bus was used as the FOB (Forward Operating Base), a command center during the day and a full time security post for Team Rubicon USA assets at night.
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We received a grant from Fisher Foundation to help with improving operations a Veterans Village.
FEMA Certifications required to respond to disasters.
Baseline Courses
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As illustrated below, the National Incident Management System (NIMS) Training Program identifies those courses critical to train personnel capable of implementing all functions of emergency management. This program establishes the NIMS core curriculum to ensure it adequately trains emergency and incident response personnel to all concepts and principles of each NIMS component. Click on this link to access the NIMS Training Program document.
Current plans for the Veterans Village.
Three phases of property redevelopment plan
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Building Design Stability and Security
Engineering Design, Financing, Insurance, Permitting and Sub Contracting
Roofing Siding Gutters Rain Catchment Windows and Exterior Doors and Fencing
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Water, Gas and Electrical Service Hook ups.
Solar Installation Battery and Grid System
Plumbing & Electrical Gas to all rooms and appliance drop
Installation HVAC and Water Floor Heating Systems
Insulate, Drywall and Paint Mechanical Room and Kitchen
Bathrooms and Shower & Laundry Rooms
Build Walk in Refrigeration & Dishwashing Systems
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Halls Bedrooms, Offices, Classroom and Living Room
Cabinets & Countertops,
Interior Doors and Trim
Lighting and Fixtures
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Thanks to Frenchie Mummy for the nomination for the #TheDaddyTag, its taken me a bit a longer to get round to answering the questions but I've either been busy, enjoying myself or sleeping.
◾Are you a Stay at Home Daddy or a Working Daddy?
I work full time; I'm a social worker, so pretty much hated by most members of society and media. Very stressful job and for obvious reason I don't talk about it much on my blog or social media.
◾Would you have it any other way?
Yes absolutely, I would love to be at home with Effy all day; it was really tough going back to work after my paternity leave. I feel like I'm missing all the good stuff and weekends are too short. If anyone fancies paying me to be at home all day, I'd welcome any offers.
◾Do you co-change dirty nappies? Even the very smelly ones?
Surely there aren't still blokes out there who don't change nappies………..I've been subjected to some utterly disgusting incidents. She's shit on my leg, shit in the bath, shit up her back, shit on the floor, shit all over the place. Don't get me wrong, I'll try every trick in the book to avoid a nappy change, but my OH is much brighter than me, so she falls for nothing.
◾A little fairy gives you the possibility of breastfeeding? Are you going for it or do you run away?
Firstly if I'm getting breasts, id need a day or 2 to enjoy those, then yeah id give it ago. I wrote about our experiences with breastfeeding for The newborn feeding series hosted by Everything's Rosie and George. Things never really went according to plan for us and Effy was exclusively bottle fed from day 1. From a selfish point of view, it meant I could be more involved. I liked that, so if me getting some weird milk producing man breasts, meant I could be more involved….I'm in.
◾What is the one must-have item for a daddy?
The internet…..Might sound like a strange one but for a new, first time dad….Google is your best friend. At times I'm not ever looking for answers, just reassurance that we aren't doing something wrong or Effy isn't some odd alien baby that's possessed.
◾How many kids do you plan on having?
2 so we've got 1 more to go. OH initially wanted 3 but that was before the horrendous labour, sleepless nights and shitty nappies
◾Lads' nights? How often do you have them?
Not as often as we'd all like but I have managed to get a lads weekend away this year so I cant complain. Most of us have kids, are married or have long term girlfriends, so lads nights out are very different to what they used to be. We go to the local pub, have a few pints and are back home before Match of the Day.
◾Your children's favourite achievement?
She's only 10 months old so she's not won any trophies or wrestled an alligator yet but she learns new things everyday. I'm utterly amazed at how quickly she is developing.
◾What is your best memory with your kid(s)?
This is super super soppy but when Effy was only a few months old, my OH was getting changed upstairs and me and Effy were in the conservatory. We have quite a lot of Sonos speakers in our house and I had Paul Weller playing……Broken Stones came on and I was holding Effy…. for the 3minutes 22 seconds that the song lasts….I danced with her….I held her very close and just danced. Its not a particularly soppy song but the love, pride and some other girly feelings that I felt in those few minutes felt very special. I'm certainly not going to win any dances prizes but I will always remember that moment.
◾Name one thing you miss since being a daddy?
Spending a full day on the couch watching Netflix with my OH. We are both quite lazy people and used to love spending a Sunday watching TV, eating crap and wearing comfy clothes.
◾Weight gain, before pregnancy, during, after and now? And we mean YOU DADDY, not the mummy!
I don't think I've actually put any weight on. I've always been fairly thin and have tended to keep myself fairly fit, by playing football and doing a bit of weight training. Since having Effy my weight training has not been as regular as I'd like but I still play football twice a week. I'm defineitly less fit than i was 12 months ago and I've lost quite a lot of definition. I have promised the OH, I'd have a 6pack again by her birthday in the November. I've just ate a full 'share' bag of M&M's though so she might have to settle for a 4 pack.
◾Dream holiday with your kids?
Disneyland in Florida, I went when I was younger and was amazed. I'd love to give Effy the same level of excitement.
◾Dream holiday without your kids or even without the other half? (You're allowed to dream)
Me and the OH were going to go to New York for Christmas last year for my 30 but Effy kind of got in the way of that. We would both love to still go, especially around Christmas time.
◾How has your life changed since having kids?
I get up earlier and I've got less money.
◾Finish the sentence "It makes my heart melt when…"
Effy gives me a kiss.
◾Favourite beers brands and football team?
Im more of a cider drinker and I'm a Manchester Untied fan.
◾Huggies or Pampers?
Neither…..we get all our nappies at Aldi and wipes at Asda. We bought loads of huggies wipes before Effy was born and absolutely hated them. We now use them to clean the high chair.
◾Have you always wanted kids?
Yes absolutely, I have always said I wanted children before I turned 30, left it late but Effy was born 3 months before my 30th birthday.
◾Best part of being a dad?
Knowing that I'm someone's dad.
Frenchie mummy I hope this is ok… please tell me if its not……instead of nominating any dad bloggers, I'm going to ask 3 of my dad mates to answer the questions. I will post the answers on my blog and link it back to the #TheDaddyTag


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Looking for a good article on it, but evidently some astronomers are accusing Elon Musk of "sky pollution" and "space littering" because his vanity project of internet satellites is already starting to interfere with ground-based astronomy.
Reading up on Ilhan Omar's possible campaign finance violations (making large vaguely-labeled payments from her campaign funds to a consulting group run by her alleged lover, etc, etc)... and I was reminded that currently the Federal Election Commission doesn't have a quorum, and thus literally cannot act to enforce election laws or campaign finance laws. And of course there appear to be no plans to resolve this issue.
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Today marks the one-week anniversary of my surgery!
It has been a long and weary week indeed. Well, the first two days after surgery were actually OK, I could move a bit and eat food, just a little tired. But on the third day, my throat began to hurt badly. I think my throat was hurt during the General Anaesthesia (common side effect), making swallowing difficult. Quickly bought some lozenges to relieve the pain but I guessed it would take a few days for the throat to heal. Also experienced the other side effects like nausea and headache. With all these conditions, I totally lost my appetite although I felt hunger.
Come fifth day, I had mild diarrhea and worse of all, had excess gas and was bloated all the time. Couldn't digest my food at all. The excess gas got so bad that I kept belching but still couldn't expel the gas :( It was so bad that I vomited my food. Felt much comfortable after emptying everything... but definitely weak and no energy. Lapsed into mild depression as I was so frustrated. I thought that I was recovering well :(
Yesterday, looked very much forward to appointment with my OB-GYN so that she could perhaps offer some medical relief for my discomfort. She explained that besides the side effects of GA, it could also be the hormonal changes that are causing the wreck in my system, or even reaction to the antibotics (good thing that I am off it now!). Was prescribed a few types of medicine and had my stitches removed. Doc also extended my MC for another week and advising lots of rest.
The medicines are great! Gas has reduced extensively and could digest most of my food. Throat is recovering. Mood-wise also turned for the better :) But I'm careful to take small doses of food and slowly. Also started to drink some tonics (made by mum-in-law, she bought a whole lot of food/drinks etc for me - she's soooo sweet!) to nurse the system. Drank lots of 'red date' water and ginger water. Now I can understand to a small extent how those who went through the confinement period felt.
Overall, felt much better although I do get tired easily. Checking emails/playing PC games (aka staring at PC screen) for extended period gave me headaches. But already felt somewhat restless because I am such a multi-tasker and always rushing around to complete as many things as possible. Seeing that I'm coped up for so long, deary hubby brought me to watch Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. Good old Indiana Jones movie, go watch it :D
Well, I guess as my conditions improve, I may find more time to blog (clear my backlog) but will take things easy. During this week, received lots of well-wishes from friends and family members. And most importantly, hubby who had been so supportive and tolerant. Really felt very blessed and loved. Dear all, thank you.
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text: Last week, I had the chance to be guest on one of Radio Monash's shows, Breaking Barriers. This week, it's Muthia's turn to be on the interviewee side. Muthia, the announcer, was excited to share with us her experience with Radio Monash (and more on personal stuff too). Find her playlist at the end of the interview! Can you tell me about yourself? Sure, my name's Muthia, I'm a third year science student. This is my last sem and I'm equally terrified and excited to leave! What do you do in Radio Monash? I'm the publicity officer in Radio Monash, so I just handle and oversee the social media accounts the Radio has and any other publicity ventures we try to do. I'm also an announcer so I have shows every week on Tuesdays 4-6pm. Any challenges being the Publicity Officer? Hmm.. well it's kind of a "you learn as you do it" kind of post. There's no hierarchy in Radio Monash, so I just gather ideas from anyone in RMM on how to publicize the radio further, get our voice out there and heard, and help make that idea come to.. Reality? The hardest part is actually just getting things done, everyone's a uni student and we all have assignments to do so it is hard to get things done fast. Why did you join Radio Monash? I joined cause I wanted to practice speaking without the daunting aspect of physically seeing people staring at me. The beauty of radio is that you don't really know who's listening, and unless they go on our Facebook page they won't know who's talking either. And that's kinda cool. And I thought it would be fun to curate my own shows and talk about topics and play music that I think are cool. What your show is about? My show is called Breaking Barriers, and it's an interview/ casual chat kinda show on Tuesdays from 4-6pm where I get different international students each week to come on the show and talk about lots of different things. From which countries are your guests from? So far the guests that has come to the show are from Mauritius, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Indonesia and Brunei. I would love to get more students to come on the show, so if you're interested you can email me at (mqon1 [at] student.monash.edu). I will give you free candy and coffee/tea/beverage of choice for your troubles. 🙂 from Sri Lanka,to Pakistan,the far away Mauritius,until Brunei What do you usually talk about? I try to ask questions that people would want to ask international students. We usually discuss things such as their impressions of Malaysia, the differences about their home countries and here, tips on settling in and we talk about their culture too. I think that's the best part, where they talk about their home countries, the food, music, and language. I also usually ask for tips on what to expect/ what to do/ not do if I were to go to their country, so that's useful. You yourself is an international student. How did you feel the first time you came here? Honestly when I first came here it wasn't much of a shock, Malaysia's not too different from Indonesia. The public transport is better and the traffic is less congested than Jakarta so in that sense I felt more independent in travelling around KL. As for homesickness, that didn't really hit me so hard, the people I've met are great and the heavy workload provided great distractions from feelings haha. What do you usually do if you're homesick? To be honest I'll just call my mum and ask her what she's up to. Or I binge watch a good TV show for a while. Or I see if anyone's free to hang out, cause being around other people also helps. Besides Radio Monash, what do you usually do in your spare time? Spare time is a rare commodity but I like to consume a lot of media, like tv shows and books and I also like to make and edit really angsty "art" videos in my spare time haha. Can you give me a playlist of songs for our readers? Sure thang, this is a playlist that has kept me company whilst studying since my A level days. The words might be distracting for some but I've become so used to them it just passes through my head now. It's a roller coaster of a ride, have fun guys. Breaking Barriers with Muthia airs weekly every Tuesday, from 4 to 6 p.m. Tune in to radiomonash.com to enjoy her show!


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Three Tips On Growing Plants Without Soil
Growing a plant can be a fun way to occupy your time, a full-time job, or a nightmare. Yes, even if you're simply casually interested in growing a plant for fun, things can get out of hand quickly. Many wannabe gardeners find themselves getting quite invested in indoor gardening, only to find that their plants aren't growing the way they want them to. There are ways that you can monitor and ensure plant health, but they may not be readily apparent to those new to indoor gardening. Gardening isn't what it used to be — now, there are nearly limitless options through which you can make your plants grow faster and more consistently. Indoor gardening hydroponic


text: Story check The Challenge: Cancer drugs often have severe side effects because they attack not only the tumor but also other cells in the human body. Solution: Biochemist Dr. Anette Sommer and her colleagues are looking for new compounds to develop better tolerated cancer therapies. Antibody-drug conjugates are particularly promising candidates. Benefit: These hybrid molecules carry their cytotoxic payload directly to the tumor cells and thus may help to reduce systemic side effects.