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Let me tell you straight out, this post is written to elicit sympathy. I understand that posting a Hang In There kitty picture for myself was a risky maneuver in that light, but there we go. Love me despite the fact that I've already provided my own kitty.
This last week has been no good. No good. My mom had a sort of collapse last Tuesday, and it turned out that she had a couple of blood clots in her lungs. We had to get her quickly to the hospital, where she's been since and will be for a couple more days. She'll be all right, it's treatable. They're giving her blood thinners and she's stabilizing. But she came close, there, and that was horrible. And even though she's better and will be fine, you know how it is - there's a chapter in a novel I read once, the title of which (the chapter) was "The Prospect of Rescue Undoes You". My mom and I had a fine weep today as we contemplated how close she came to...yeah.
We've been staying most of this last week up at my mom's place with my brother, who has some chronic situations that require support. The bed there is not good for gigantic pregnant mofos who have enough trouble sleeping as it is! And, goddamnit, I am about to pop. No kidding. Trying to be all bustly and efficient for my mom and brother is a physical challenge right now. I can barely freaking walk! I'm having the Braxton Hicks contractions, but where they used to just feel like a sudden curling of my belly into tight armadillo formation, now they're getting painful and not-fuck-around-y. Saw the midwife last Thursday, and I was 60% effaced and a centimeter dilated already. I'm certain that things have advanced since then, because these contractions are, as I said, not fucking around. I'm trying to make peace with them as they hit, because hopefully they're sparing me some time during actual labor, hopefully they're getting the sort of early work done on my body that Dave and I have NOT been getting done on our house. Nice to know that my body isn't a procrastinator, even if my mind and my husband and I surely the hell are. Our house isn't quite ready, and I really suspect that Finn isn't going to sit around and wait for his due date. So that's freaking me out. Trying to juggle my beloved mom and brother and our baby readiness and my aching lump of a body is bringing me down.
And also, I'm the driver in the household, and driving's getting tougher all the time. I'm getting close to giving that shit up until the baby comes. So, waah to that as well!
It's all a bit much, I say. I feel that it's enough to be facing imminent birth and parenthood. Life was an asshole to throw motherly blood clots into our scene.
That's the suckball report. Bring on the pity! Come to the party! I'm totally throwing it!
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Nicodemus hypnotizes a child to help him break into Doctor Strange's Sanctum and attempt to steal the power of the Sorceror Supreme. Strange and Clea work together to give him just what he wants, briefly transferring all of their power to Nicodemus, tranforming him into a creature resembling Dormammu, but due to his poor understanding of the fundamentals of magic, the power overwhelms him and Strange and Clea are able to set things right. Strange lets Nicodemus go, trusting that he's been cured of his powerlust.
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I've always had an awareness of God. As a child my spiritual experiences were very real and meaningful. The real test came later in life when my faith clashed with my work friends and to be honest, I spent my teenage years trying to keep everyone happy. My values were all over the shop.
You can only live so long like that. I determined to discover the truth for myself and reconnected with Jesus Christ in my late teens. I've never looked back since. I am totally fulfilled. Life makes sense! Sure, I have my challenges, but I have purpose and live in destiny.
At the time, I worked for an investment company in London. Life took off in a great adventure that currently lands me in Gloucester and pastor of this fantastic church.


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Posted on 8/03/2018 by Greg Clarke
Sehreen Qureshi is an Alumni Associate at MThree currently working as a Business Analyst in Currencies, Client & Futures Technology at NatWest Markets.
To tell you a little about myself - growing up I was the child that always detested being asked whom my favorite parent was. Being an innocent soul, I would simply say my father while other children would automatically say both and later I'd find myself asking my parents whether I should have said something else but they would always say: there is no right or wrong answer, you should always say what feels right.
Since then I realised that 'right' has countless versions, unique to every person. The more people you meet and the more places you visit, you begin to understand that things aren't quite as black and white as we perceive them to be. So I am going to try and give some advice from what I felt I did right. It may or may not apply to you, but I hope you learn something useful from it all.
Both the support and encouragement I received from my parents and the healthy environment of my school provided me with a sense of direction, and enhanced my self-confidence; it was early on in year 6 that I nominated myself to be a Class Rep which may not be such a big deal, but for me it was a great stepping stone in which to elevate myself. Ever since then I've never shied away from taking initiative, and following my intuition to pursue my ambitions.
It was also at this school that I met an amazing teacher called Mr. O'Flynn who was just so passionate about his subject and really managed to get everyone's attention (which is quite a rarity). So despite the fact that both my parents were Doctors right there and then I decided I wanted to pursue a career in Finance – as seeing the sheer passion and enthusiasm my teacher demonstrated intrigued me enough to choose all the business subjects and apply to universities with great business schools.
This interest found me at King's College London, pursuing a degree in Business Management. The course offered a wide spectrum of subjects to choose from, allowing me to tailor my degree as I saw fit and provided me with a strong base upon which I could start a career in Finance.
I came across the concept of a career in Financial Technology because of a Personal Development class in my 1st year, where we learnt about the concept of RED/BLUE Oceans – Red being the mapped out, competitive market environment where prospects for profits and growth are reduced and cutthroat competition exists. Whereas Blue is the unknown market space, untainted by competition. In blue oceans, demand is created rather than fought over.
Although this analogy is generally used in a business context, it can also be applied to us as humans, in that if we try to focus on blue, rather than red oceans, we might have a better chance of being successful.
For me, Finance Technology as a career path, represented a Blue ocean for women as it is an area currently outnumbered by men, and requires women to step in to provide an inclusive and well-balanced approach to doing business. For me that meant less competition and more opportunities for female grads.
My career so far has been quite interesting. I have been fortunate to work with and gain exposure to a lot of senior professionals as well as having the opportunity to work on different tasks; from Strategy and Financials, to People Management and reporting, allowing me a real insight to the inner workings of the organisation. Beyond my day job I also get the amazing opportunity to be a part of employee-led networks, especially our Women in Technology ELN and being its London Chair has provided a platform for me to support, nurture & grow other women working within Technology throughout the bank as well as being able to expand the network through engagement with both internal and external stakeholders.
On the job, no two days are ever truly the same, but they follow the structure of sorting through emails, prepping for meetings and tasks for the day, followed by creating required reports/presentations. Most importantly there is a continuous review and feedback loop shared between my manager and I – which has helped me grow over the past 2 years. Aside from a supportive manager, another essential tool is Communication – people and the team around you need to understand the kind of person you are, so don't shy away from expressing who you are. Do not think you have to behave in a particular way because it is only an image we have created in our minds, allow yourself to be YOU. This will enable others to understand how you work, which increases the trust they will place in your ability to tackle your tasks and can lead to gaining greater responsibilities. Working in an area with a smaller ratio of women, a fundamental trait is to learn to be confident and ask questions. I've learned that the only way people will hear you and believe in you is if you believe in yourself. So be confident, and be vocal.
The two years have been an amazing learning curve as I have been given greater responsibility from what I assumed a grad role would entail. As I grow and learn further, the foundation I have managed to build with the help of my manager and the support from MThree has been monumental for my career and has inspired me to want to create equally lasting and exciting opportunities for other women.
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The month of December always spawns a few new holiday horrors and this year will be no different. ALL THE CREATURES WERE STIRRING is a Chris Kringle of chaos with multiple storylines surrounding the joyous and evil season. The film comes from the minds of David Ian McKendry and Rebekah McKendry and has a all star cast of talent sprinkled throughout. Look for ALL THE CREATURES WERE STIRRING on DVD and on demand on December 4th courtesy of RLJE Films.
RLJE Films will release the horror film ALL THE CREATURES WERE STIRRING on DVD, On Demand and Digital Video on December 4, 2018. Co-written and co-directed by David Ian McKendry (The Dump) and Rebekah McKendry (The Barista), who is known for her amazing work at Fangoria and Blumhouse, ALL THE CREATURES WERE STIRRING stars Constance Wu (Crazy Rich Asians, "Fresh Off the Boat"), Amanda Fuller ("Orange is the New Black"), Jonathan Kite ("2 Broke Girls"), Jocelin Donahue (Insidious: Chapter 2) and Graham Skipper (The Mind's Eye). RLJE Films will release ALL THE CREATURES WERE STIRRING on DVD for an SRP of $27.97.
Ho, ho, no! The joyful spirit of the holidays is about to take one dark turn after another. From sadistic office parties and last-minute shopping nightmares, to vengeful stalkers and immortal demons, there's plenty out there to keep you from getting out of bed to see what's under the tree this holiday season. Constance Wu (Crazy Rich Asians) and Jonathan Kite ("2 Broke Girls") headline a sensational ensemble cast in this devilish stocking stuffer of a movie.
The ALL THE CREATURES WERE STIRRING DVD includes a bonus feature of Filmmaker Commentary.
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Project: Visitor center, Berg Slussar
Client: Göta Kanalbolaget
Year: 2016
The Göta Kanal, links Sweden's East and West coast, it is one of Sweden most popular tourist destination, with many hiking, cruising or cycling along its beautiful shores. Originally built at the beginning of the XIXth century it has begun an extensive renovation program called "Göta Kanal 2.0" to ensure its future.
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The Amazon effect: Making a call on the impact on Newark of being an HQ2 finalist/
If you're looking for a way to describe the impact of Newark making the final 20 cities under consideration to land Amazon's second headquarters, start with Glover's phone.
It's the first place many go when the unfamiliar are trying to figure out why (and how) Newark could have made the list.
Glover said she spends time educating them, talking about how Newark has the third-largest port in the U.S. (the biggest on the East Coast) and is the fifth-largest college town and the most ethnically diverse city in the country.
"All of these factoids, people just have no idea," she said. "Once you peel back the concerns or misperceptions about public safety, we really fit that textbook definition of a city you want to be in. There's definitely been a lot of shock."
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"People say, 'Wow, I had no idea,'" she said.
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Book Review: Let's Talk About Love by Claire Kann/
Let's Talk About Love
by Claire Kann
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Published: January 23rd 2018
Rating: Acing it
Times read: 1
Recommended by: All of twitter
Real rating 3 1/2. This is another book that I have had preordered for a few months and seriously built up in my head.
Let's Talk About Love is the story of nineteen-year-old college sophomore Alice trying to figure out exactly which direction she wants her life to go in. She is also black and asexual. Yes. You read that right. I almost sprained a finger I preordered so fast. I can't speak about the representation nor do I know if this book is #ownvoices. I can also say that it felt authentic and respectful. I can't ignore the fact that this book has THE MOST AMAZING COVER EVER. The joy and the freedom on the cover models face, the dress, her hair. It is perfection. The book itself isn't as breezy and light as the cover would suggest.
Alice. Honestly, there are a whole lot of things about her that I related to. She writes academic essays about TV shows for God's sake. She overthinks. She occasionally makes things more than she should about herself. But she took me a long time to warm up to. I think that some of it has to do with the distance that a third person POV causes. Would first have gotten me into her head earlier? I don't know. She does mention that she "isn't much of a reader" and is fairly extroverted so I am not sure that if we met in some alternative universe that we would be more than surface friends. But the more I got into the book, the more I feel like I understood and liked Alice. Eventually, ALL of Alice's foibles and weakness are addressed.
It was a seriously smart move by Clain Kann to have the book take place during Alice's second year of college. High school YA is still very much about figuring out who you are. Alice is passed all that and is now figuring out how who she fits in with the rest of the world. Alice is taking her first baby steps into adulthood. It is sometimes messy, and she isn't always successful but reading about her figuring it out was refreshing.
I thought that the writing and the plotting were quite good and although the characterization wasn't as strong, it also held up. I wish there was more about her family and Feenie and Ryan. I could even have done more with Takumi (the rather dreamy love interest). There are a bunch of genuinely funny lines particularly parts of Alices' inner dialogue. I came feeling that the plot, characterization, and the writing were all a bit separate and didn't enhance one another even though they were strong. Maybe it is me? Or maybe it is the fact that this is Claire Kann's debut novel. I have a feeling that the slight roughness here will be smoothed out in her next book (#fatgirlmagic if you are interested. I am.) If you are looking for a fast-paced, warm-hearted book with a black girl main character (who happens to be asexual), this might just be right up your alley.
From Goodreads:
Alice had her whole summer planned. Non-stop all-you-can-eat buffets while marathoning her favorite TV shows (best friends totally included) with the smallest dash of adulting--working at the library to pay her share of the rent. The only thing missing from her perfect plan? Her girlfriend (who ended things when Alice confessed she's asexual). Alice is done with dating--no thank you, do not pass go, stick a fork in her, done.
But then Alice meets Takumi and she can't stop thinking about him or the rom com-grade romance feels she did not ask for (uncertainty, butterflies, and swoons, oh my!).
When her blissful summer takes an unexpected turn, and Takumi becomes her knight with a shiny library employee badge (close enough), Alice has to decide if she's willing to risk their friendship for a love that might not be reciprocated—or understood.


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One often contentious area of divorce is property division. In Connecticut, property division is handled under the laws of equitable division. While this means that each party should end up with an equal amount of property, it doesn't necessary mean that it will be split 50/50. The fair market value of the property is considered. So is whether an asset is considered marital or separate property.
The court has the ultimate decision on how the property will be divided, even when a couple might reach an agreement on their own. If the judge doesn't feel the division is equitable, he or she may not sign off on the agreement.
When there are complex property division issues, then things can become even more complicated. It's best to obtain a valuation of any business, real estate, pensions and other holdings in order to ensure that the division of assets is equitable.
Some spouses may attempt to hide property during a divorce, such as in offshore accounts or by giving gifts to relatives or friends that are returned after the divorce is final. That's just one reason why it's important to have an experienced attorney representing you. He or she can work to locate hidden assets and ensure that your rights are protected throughout the divorce process.
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Source for the following text image is History of the Counties of Argenteuil, Quebec and Prescott, Ontario, by C. Thomas, Montreal, 1896, page 33. Source for map: Source http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Oka_map_with_roads.png Keywords: Trappist Monks, Rigaud, Mount CalvaryJuly 23, 2015: The first mission of the Sulpiciens of Montréal to the Amerindians was founded around 1671 at the foot of Mount Royal where today stands the Grand Séminaire, rue Sherbrooke Ouest. From 1696 to 1704 it was removed to Sault-au-Récollet on the bank of the Rivière des Prairies because the Amerindians were fleeing the city. As more and more land was cleared on the Île de Montréal for cultivation, Sault-au-Récollet also became quickly populated by white colonists. From 1716 the Sulpiciens had wished to move to a new mission in the area populated by the Amerindians. In 1718 King Louis XV conceded to the Messieurs de Saint-Sulpice the seigniory of Lac des Deux-Montagnes which encompassed the parishes of Oka, Saint-Placide, Saint-Benoît, Sainte-Scholastique, Saint-Canut, Saint-Colomban and Sainte-Monique. The first chapel was built at Oka in the summer of 1720 a half mile to the east of the present church in Parc d'Oka at the mouth of the Rivière aux Serpents. During the two years that followed the Iroquois (Mohawks) of Sault-au-Récollet, the Algonquins and Nipissings of Île aux Tourtes were forced to move to the new mission. The registers of the new mission begin in 1721. In 1732 a new church was constructed of stone in the place of the present church. The church and the rectory were enclosed by a wooden fence or stockade. The concession of the seigniory was conditional on the establishment of a fortified place and Governor Beauharnois just as the Intendant Hocquart urged the order to fulfill its obligation. The new village was organized around Fort Oka. The separate nations separated themselves. The Mohawks were along the west of the village where today the Rue des Anges lies; the Algonquins on the east along the present day Rue-Saint-Jean-Baptiste. With the arrival of the British in the St. Lawrence Valley and then the Conquest the ratio of force between the Sulpiciens and the Amerindian was changed. At the beginning of New France, French troops allied with Algonquins in their struggles with the Iroquois. The latter allied with the English and were enemies of the French. At the beginning of the 19th Century Protestant missionaries established a mission among the Amerindians. Being Anglophones they easily attracted the Mohawks who remembered their grudge against the French. In the little religious war there ensued a riot which erupted and on 14 June 1877 the church, the rectory and other buildings of Fort Oka were burned. Following those event the Algonquins removed to the area around Maniwaki and many Mohawks were sent to the area around Muskoka in Ontario. The present church was built between 1878 and 1883 and the steeple was finished in 1907. That which remained of the Sulpicians ancient seigniory was sold in 1936 to Crédit foncier franco-canadien. Situated on the side of the main hill of Oka one can still see the Stations of the Cross, built between 1740 and 1742 of four little oratories rising along the slope and three chapels at the top Source: John R. Porter and Jean Trudel, Le Calvaire d'Oka, Ottawa, Gallerie nationale du Canada, 1974. Canadian microfilm: L'Annonciation, comte de Deux-Montagnes. 1786-1899. found on film #3475, 7842 The records are kept in the Centre d'archives de Montreal Registre de la paroisse de l'Annonciation-de-la-Bienheureuse-Vierge-Marie de Oka Deux Montagnes (Vol. 1) 1721-1786 Here are the transcribed records covering 1721 to 1750. Thanks to Ellen Paul for this material. 1 1721 Sault-au-Récollet or Notre-Dame-de-Lorette à la montagne, 16 September Baptism of Marie Françoise Léveillé dit Thibaut, daughter of Pierre Thibeault le Jeune dit Léveillé and Marguerite Larose. Sponsors: étienne Braye and Marie Joseph Thibaut, the child's paternal aunt who, in the absence of the priest, baptized the child. 1725 27 March Baptism of Jean Baptiste Léger dit Parisien, son of Pierre Léger dit Parisien and Jeanne Boilard. Sponsors: Jean Baptiste St. Onge and Marie Madeleine Babourin / Sabourin ?. 1727 21 July Baptism of Catherine whose English name is Sara Ennson, aged 17 yrs. Sponsors: Sieur Paul Guillet, merchant, occ, at the tip of the &Icedil;le-de-Montréal, (Sieur Charles Douaire as his proxy) and Dlle. Catherine Montigny, Mrs. Guillet. 27 July Marriage of Jean Baptiste Sabourin, aged about 26 yrs., staying at the home of M. Guillet, son of Pierre Sabourin and Madeleine Perrien of the parish of Pointe-Claire, and Sara Ennson, baptized Catherine, daughter of the late Jean Ennson and Elizabeth Midar, English of the village of Tomba [Dover in the municipality of Boston, Massachusetts, USA]. Witness: Pierre Parisien. 12 September Baptism of Marie Tabit8Kiget, daughter of Jean Baptiste Tabit8Kiget, Indian. Sponsor: Dme. Jeanne Boilard, wife of Pierre Parisien. 1728 9 May Baptism of Pierre Minens, Algonquin, aged 3 mos. Sponsor: Pierre Parisien, French. 2 missing 3 missing 4 1729 22 October Baptism of Marie, daughter of Nicole, wife of Tegnakwage, Onontagué, newly arrived from the pays d'en haut. 1731 15 August Baptism of Marie Louise, daughter of Dubreuil and Marie Joseph Lapointe, staying in this concession. Sponsor: Suzanne Dicaire. 1732 16 September Baptism of Louis, son of Dubreuil and Marie Joseph Lapointe, living in this concession. Sponsor: Suzanne, daughter of Louis Dicaire / Decaire, tenant farmer (habitant) of this mission. 1733 21 May Baptism of the little boy of Paul Pimosse. Sponsor: Pierre Parisien. 1736 8 April Marriage of Louis Séguin, son of Jean Baptiste Séguin and Geneviève Boisdoré, and Marie Anne Raizenne, daughter of Ignace Raizenne and Elisabeth Naim. Raizenne's Iroquois name is Sounontakanni and Naim or Nimb's is Tweattokwas. Present: Louis Séguin.
1738 8 August Baptism of Jacques Duplanti, natural son of Pierre Duplanti and Marie Matanakinan, Nipissings. 18 August Marriage of Pierre Duplanti dit Héry, son of Duplanti and the late Marie Reine Lamoureux, aged 42 yrs. and Marie Nicole Matakinan, aged about 40 yrs. Their country marriage has produced 5 boys and 1 girl all present for the wedding. 29 September Baptism of Louis, son of Pierre and Nicole Matanakinan, aged 15 yrs. Sponsors: Louis Ladéroute living at Vaudreuil and Marie Catherine, wife of Jean Sabourin. 1739 14 February Baptism of a little girl of Thomas Just, an Englishman living in the parish of Sault-au Récollet and currently a tenant farmer of the missionary of the mission of Notre-Dame de Lorette des Deux-Montagnes, and Françoise Roullo. Sponsors: J. Bte. Roullo and Catherine Ennson, wife of Jean Bte. Sabourin. 21 July Baptism of Cathrine Lorette, born the day before, daughter of Jean Baptiste Sabourin and Catherine-Sara Hennson, living in the seignorie of Vaudreuil by permission of the priest of Ste. Anne's. Sponsors: Louis Mallette and Marie Joseph Fortin, his wife. 28 October Baptism of Joseph Lapage / Lepage, born a few days ago of the marriage of François Lepage and Madeleine Boyer of the parish of Ste. Anne. Sponsors: Joseph Chénier and Marie Charlotte St. Germain. 1740 3 April Baptism of Catherine Séguin, daughter of Pierre Séguin and Josephine Mallette. 6 April Baptism of Antoine Amable Cadieux, son of Pierre Cadieux, living in the parish of Ste. Anne, and Marie Laviolette dit Tougas. 14 September Baptism of François-de-Sales Séguin, son of Louis Séguin and Marie Raizenne. 30 September Baptism of Jean Baptiste Raizenne, son of Ignace Raizenne (Sounontakani) and Elisabeth, his wife. 1741 18 February Baptism of Charlotte, daughter of Jean Baptiste Sabourin and Catherin Ensonne. Sponsors: Sieur Beauharnois, captain, and Dlle. Catherine de la Perelle, represented by Paul Sabourin, son of Anastasie Raizenne. 22 February Baptism of Charlotte Malette, daughter of Louis and M. J. Fortin, his wife. Sponsors: J. Bte. Séguin and Anne Raizenne, wife of Louis Séguin. 5 March Baptism of Catherine, aged 8 days, daughter of Pierre Héry Duplanti, gunsmith, occ, of this mission, Marie Matanakinan. 31 December Baptism of Geneviève and Angélique, twin daughters of François St. Germain dit Lamoureux and Marie Joseph Perrin.
1742 6 January Baptism of Marie Charlotte, daughter of Pierre Séguin and Dme. Catherine Mallette, his wife. 12 March Baptism of Hyacinthe Pascal Séguin, son of Louis Séguin and Marie Anne Raizenne, his wife. 12 March Baptism of étienne Parisien, son of étienne Parisien and Josephte Madeleine Ladouceur, his wife. 2 May Marriage of Jean Baptiste Sabourin, habitant of Pointe-Claire, son of Pierre Sabourin and nephew of J. Bte. Sabourin, and Charlotte Raizenne, daughter of Ignace Raizenne and a native of the mission of Deux Montagnes. 25 June Baptism of Louis Lafeuillade, son of Louis Lafeuilade and Marie Onontaha, Nipissing, his wife. 4 August Baptism of Marie Reine Cadieux, daughter of Pierre Cadieux and his wife, Marie Tougas of the parish of Vaudreuil. 12 August Burial of Geneviève St. Germain, daughter of François St. Germain and Marie Joseph Caras (Perrin), his wife. 16 August Burial of Charlotte Séguin, aged 5 or 6 mos., daughter of Pierre Séguin and Josephte Mallette. 24 August Baptism of Louis Mallettte, son of Louis, and Marie Joseph Fortin. Sponsors: Rev. Picquet, missionary to the Indians and priest to the French at the seigniory of Vaudreuil. 28 October Baptism of Marie Anne Quesnel, daughter of Antoine Quesnel of Vaudreuil and Angélique Lafeuillade. Rev. Dupéret, missionary of Deux Montagnes, administered the sacrament in the absence of Rev. Picquet, curate of Vaudreuil, from Vaudreuil. 11 November Baptism of Jérome Lafleur, son of Francois Lafleur dit Frappe of Vaudreuil and Geneviève Renaud. Sponsors: Jean Antoine Boilard and Marguerite Dicaire. 2 December Baptism of Marguerite Dequari, daughter of P. Dequari / Decaire of Côte St. Pierre and Marie Nahieghilikwe, aged about 2 yrs. Sponsors: Pierre Germain Duplanti and Marie Catherine, his wife, Nipissings. 7 1743 1 January Marriage of Louis Lafeuillade, son of Louis Lafeuillade and Fafard, and Marie Onontaha, Nipissings. Louis, their son, baptized 25 June 1742 is recognized as their legitimate issue. 7 February Marriage of Pierre Dicaire, son of Louis Dicaire and Susanne Lorrain, and Cécile Annen-Harrison, daughter of Julien Annen-Harrison (Rissi), English, and Marie Angélique, Iroquois. 4 March Baptism of Charles Leduc, son of Pierre Leduc and Pélagie Tongas, living in this mission. 12 March Baptism of Pierre Sabourin, son of J.Bte. Sabourin, captain of the militia of Vaudreuil, and Marie Catherine Ennson (Henson?). 23 April Baptism of Jean Marie Dicaire, son of Louis Dicaire and Suzanne Lorrain. Sponsors: Pierre Dicaire, older brother of Louis, and Marie Anne, his daughter. 24 May Baptism of Marie Amable St. Germain, daughter of Sieur Franˆois St. Germain, seignior de Bellevue, living at Ailleboust and Marie Joseph Perrin. 1 June Baptism of Marie Anne Legault dit Deslauriers, daughter of Francois Legault dit Deslauriers, and Marie Louise Brazeau. 15 June Burial of Angélique St. Germain, daughter of François St. Germain and Marie Joseph Caras-Perrin. 20 June Burial of René Fortin, aged 72 yrs. 25 June Burial of Louis Lafeuillade, son of Louis Lafeuillade and Marie Onontaha, aged about 1 yr. 26 June Burial of Charles Leduc, 4 mos., son of Pierre Leduc and Pélagie Tougas. Witness: Cadieux, living at the cote de Vaudreuil. 1 July Burial of Marie Jeanne Dumais, wife of Jacques Sabourin, living at Vaudreuil, who died the 7th of June, aged 37 yrs. 8 15 August Baptism of Pierre Philibert, natural and legitimate son of Pierre Séguin dit Ladéroute and Josephte Mallette, living on the côte de Vaudreuil. 23 September Burial of Joseph Cadieux, son of Joseph Cadieux and (mother's name missing), habitants of Vaudreuil, aged about 16 yrs. 1 October Burial of Pierre Sabourin, aged about 7 mos., son of Jean Baptiste Sabourin and Marie Catherine Enneson, English, habitants of the seigniory of Vaudreuil. 22 November Baptism of Jean Baptiste Poirier, son of Jacques Poirier and Marie Larocque. 29 November Burial of Thérèse Séguin, daughter of Louis Séguin and Marie Anne Raizenne, aged about 6 yrs. 1744 13 January Marriage of Jean Besset, son of Pierre Besset / Bissett and Marguerite Melé of the parish of St. Servan, Diocese of St. Malo, Province of Brittany in France, and Marguerite Dicaire, daughter of Louis Dicaire and Suzanne Lorrain of the parish du Lac. Witnesses: Germain Duplanty, king's armourer, Julien Arren-Harrison, chef de prière (prayer leader?) in the mission, and Germain Planty. 27 January Marriage of Jean Baptiste Larocque, son of Louis Larocque and Marie Madeleine Sabourin, habitants of this parish, and Marie Charlotte Séguin, daughter of Jean Baptiste Séguin and Geneviève Barbeau of the parish of Ville-Marie at Montréal. 28 January Burial of Jean Baptiste Poirier, aged 1 mo., son of Jacques Poirier and Marie Larocque. 29 February Baptism of Ignace Séguin, son of Jean Baptiste Séguin, and Dme. Catherine Raizenne. 3 April Baptism of Jean Baptiste Leduc, son of Pierre Leduc living at &Icedil;le-Perrot, and Pélagie Tougas. Sponsors: Pierre Daussay and Reine Leduc, paternal aunt of the child. 11 May Baptism of Marie Thérèse Séguin, daughter of Louis Séguin dit Ladéroute and Marie Anne Raizenne. 20 May Burial of Jean Baptiste Leduc, aged 23 days, son of Pierre Leduc, inhabitant of &Icedil;le-Perrot, and Pélagie Tougas. 30 May Baptism of Marie Dicaire, daughter of Pierre Dicaire and Cécile Rissi (Annen-Harrison). 13 June Burial of Marie Dicaire, daughter of Pierre Dicaire and Cécile Rissi (Annen-Harrison). 9 16 August Burial of Angélique Cadieux, daughter of Pierre Cadieux and Marie Laviolette, aged about 7 yrs. 19 November Baptism of Pierre Larocque, son of Jean Baptiste Larocque and Marie Charlotte Séguin. 20 December Baptism of Thomas Poirier, son of Jacques Poirier and Marie Larocque. 1745 4 January Baptism of Marie Catherine Sabourin, daughter of Jacques Sabourin and Dme. Angélique Ladouceur, habitants of this parish. 7 January Baptism of Jeanne Daniel, daughter of Nicolas Valade dit Lajeunesse and Dme. Jeanne Danielle Brazeau. 9 January Burial of Marie Catherine Sabourin, hardly 1 wk. old, daughter of Jacques Sabourin and Dme. Angélique Ladouceur. 18 February Baptism of Angélique Lafeuillade, born 36 days ago of the marriage of Louis Lafeuillade dit Annibichi, an Algonquin, and Marie Onontaha. Sponsors: Jean Baptiste Onontaha, her uncle, and Félicité Lafeuillade, her aunt, a French woman. 7 March Burial of Jean Valade dit Lajeunesse, daughter of Nicolas Valade dit Lajeunesse and Jeanne Daniel Brazeau, habitants of the seigniory of Vaudreuil. 11 March Baptism of Pierre Dicaire, son of Pierre Dicaire and Cécile Risse (Annen-Harrison). 26 April Ceremonies of baptism for Elisabeth Sabourin, daughter of Jean Baptiste Sabourin, captain of the cote, and Dme. Catherine Ennson. 28 April Baptism of Pierre Besset, son of Jean Besset, cooper, occ, and Marie Marguerite Dicaire. Sponsor: Suzanne Lorrain, widow of Dicaire. 8 May Baptism of Catherine Deslauriers, daughter of François Legault-Deslauriers and Dme. Marie Rose Brazeau, habitants of Vaudreuil. 29 June Baptism of Jacques Décarie, aged about 1 yr., natural son of Joseph Décarie, inhabitant of coteaux St. Pierre and Marie Kichichiabenokwe, Nipissing. 10 2 July Baptism of Marie Anne Cadieux, daughter of Pierre Cadieux and Marie Laviolette Tougas. 8 July Baptism of Elisabeth Séguin, daughter of Jean Baptiste Séguin, habitant of the seigniory of Vaudreuil, and Catherine Raizenne. 13 July Burial of Marie Anne Cadieux, daughter of Pierre Cadieux and Marie Laviolette Tougas. 28 August Baptism of Louis Leduc, son of Pierre Leduc and Pélagie Tougas, habitants of Lac des Deux Montagnes. 5 September Baptism of Louis Quesnel, son of Antoine Quesnel and Dme. Angélique Lafeuillade of the seigniory of Vaudreuil. 10 September Burial of young Louis Leduc baptized 28 August. 10 October Burial of Charles Duplanty, 14 yrs., son of Pierre Duplanty, armourer, occ, and Marie Catherine, Nipissing, habitants of Vaudreuil. 20 October Baptism of Marie Suzanne Ladéroute, daughter of Louis Ladéroute and Marie Anne Raizenne. 23 October Burial of Marie Catherine, Nipissing and wife of Joseph Duplanty, French armourer, occ, aged about 43 yrs. 28 October Baptism of Hyacinthe St. Germain dit Lamer, son of Bernard St. Germain dit Lamer, merchant, occ, in Carillon, and Marie Joseph Lefebvre. 1746 30 January Baptism of Pierre Larocque-Lebrun, son of Jean Bapt. Larocque-Lebrun and Marie Charlotte Séguin, habitants of the seigniory of Vaudreuil. 14 February Marriage of Paul Brazeau, son of Paul Brazeau and Marie Rose Cadieux of the parish of Ste. Geneviève, and Marie Anne Héry Duplanty, daughter of Pierre Héry Duplanty, armourer, occ, to the King, and Marie Matinikinan, Nipissing. 21 March Marriage of Pierre Héry dit Duplanty, widower of Marie Catherine, armourer of the King at Lac, and Marie Madeleine Larocque, daughter of Louis Larocque and Marie Madeleine Sabourin, habitants of this parish. 11 21 February Mariage of Louis Héry Duplanty, son of Héry, armourer of the king, and Marie Catherine, Nipissing, and Hélène Botté dit Simon, daughter of Abraham and Catherine Sennonsilic. 21 February Marriage of Jacques Ledux, son of the late Pierre Leduc and Catherine Fortin, and Marie Anne Biset / Bissett, daughter of Paul Biset / Bisset and Marguerite Laviolette. 10 March Baptism of Geneviève Séguin, daughter of Pierre Séguin dite Ladéroute and Marie Josephte Mallette. 19 March Baptism of Marie Joseph, daughter of Jacques Desloges and Marie Joseph Larocque. 19 May Baptism of Marie Valade, daughter of Nicolas Valade dit Lajeunesse and Jeanne Danielle. 4 June Burial of Marie, aged 17 days, daughter of Nicolas Valade, habitant of Vaudreuil. 19 July Burial of Marie Joseph Desloges, aged ( )mos.,daughter of Jacques Desloges and Marie Joseph Larocque, habitant of Vaudreuil. 4 August Burial of Françoise, aged 13 yrs.,daughter of Louis Larocque and Marie Sabourin, habitants of Vaudreuil. 16 August Baptism of Marie Charlotte, daughter of Pierre Cadieux and Marie Tougas dit Laviolette. 29 August Baptism of Elisabeth, daughter of Jacques Sabourin and Angélique Ladouceur. 26 October Baptism of Amable Thérèse Sabourin, daughter of Jean Baptiste Sabourin, captain of the militia, occ, and Marie Catherine Ennson. 6 December Ceremonies of baptism for Cécile, daughter of Louis Duplanty and Hélène Gononnonne. 27 December Burial of a privately baptized infant of Pierre Leduc. 1747 3 January Burial of Elizabeth Nimbs (Tewattokwas), wife of Ignace Raizenne, aged about 48 yrs. English but adopted by the chiefs of the Bear Clan after being taken hostage in war. 5 January Burial of Marie Cadieux, aged 6 mos., daughter of Pierre Cadieux and Biset. 12 9 January Baptism of Jean Baptiste Larocque, son of Jean Baptiste Larocque and Marie Charlotte Séguin. 5 February Burial of Pierre Besset, aged 2 mos., son of Alexis Bisset and Marie Anne Dicaire / Decaire. 15 May Marriage of Thomas Proulx, son of Jacques Proulx and Louise Pilon of Pointe-Claire, and Marie Madeleine Larocque, daughter of Louis Larocque and Françoise Sabourin of this parish. 23 July Baptism of Françoise, daughter of Louis Mallette and Marie Joseph Fortier. 20 September Baptism of Pierre Raymond, son of Pierre Raymond and Marie Elisabeth Poirier. 27 November Baptism of François Bernard, son of François Calvé and Marie Amable Chambly. 7 December Baptism of Pierre Amable Héry dit Duplanty, son of Pierre and Marie Madeleine Larocque. 26 December Burial of Marie Joseph, daughter of Louis Gabriel Lafeuillade and Elisabeth Onontaa (Pemakochinokwe), born the 9th of December. 1748 23 January Marriage of Pierre Brohou dit Pomainville, son of the late Pierre Brohou and Clémence David of Pointe-Claire, and Marie Joseph Cadieux, daughter of Pierre Cadieux and Marie Tougas dite Laviolette of this parish. 16 February Baptism of Jean Baptiste Lemer, son of Bernardin and Marie Joseph Lefebvre. 19 February Marriage of Joseph Chénier, son of Jean Baptiste Chénier, lieutenant of the militia and Barbe Rapin of the parish of Lachine, and Suzanne Raizenne, daughter of Ignace Raizenne and the late Elisabeth Sajax of this mission. 26 February Marriage of Marcellin Farand dit Vivaret, soldier, occ, in the company of M. de la Gauchetière, son of Claude Farand and Anne Gonnelion of the parish of Ceriere in Vivaret, Diocese of Vienna, and Marie Joseph Sabourin, daughter of Jacques Sabourin and Marie Anne Kumais of this mission. 13 28 February Baptism of Marie Anne Lafleur, daughter of François Lafleur dit Frappe and Marie Geneviève Renaud. 16 March Baptism of Pierre Brazeau, son of Pierre Paul Brazeau and Marie Anne Héry dit Duplanty. 1 April Baptism of Bernardin Quesnel, son of Antoine and Angélique Javillon. 2 April Burial of Catherine Héry , daughter of Pierre Héry dit Duplanty, and Marie Makinak who was beginning her 8th year. 13 April Baptism of Jean-de-la-Croix Lemer dit St. Germain, son of Hyacinthe and Geneviève Tessier. 28 April Baptism of Marie Anne Larocque, daughter of Jean Baptiste Larocque and Marie Charlotte Séguin. 28 April Baptism of Louis Larocque, son of Jean Baptiste Larocque and Marie Séguin. 28 May Burial of Marie Anne Brazeau aged about 2 yrs. 7 June Burial of Pierre Brazeau aged about 3 mos. 19 June Baptism of Marie Joseph Proulx, daughter of Thomas Proulx and Josette Larocque. 28 June Burial of Marie Anne Larocque and Louis Amable Larocque, twins born the 28th of April. 11 August Burial of Jean Baptiste Lemer, son of Bernardin and Marie Joseph Lefebvre, aged 6 mos. 25 August Burial of Hélène Botté, aged 25 yrs., wife of Louis Héry dit Duplanty, daughter of Simon Botté, Iroquois, and Catherine Tsionnoy, Huron. 26 September Baptism of Gabriel Jean Baptiste Séguin, son of Jean Baptiste Séguin and Catherine Raizenne. 29 September Burial of a privately baptized daughter of Bernardin Lemer and Marie Joseph Lebvre born the day before. 13 November Baptism of Marie Louise Séguin, daughter of Pierre Séguin dit Ladéroute and Marie Joseph Mallette. 11 December Baptism of Marie Larocque, daughter of Louis Larocque and Marguerite Julien. 21 December Baptism of Marie Geneviève Guérin, daughter of étienne Guérin and Marie Françoise Agathe Séguin. 14 23 December Baptism of Marcel Farand, son of Marcellin Farand and Marie Joseph Sabourin. 1749 27 January Marriage of Joseph Robin, shoemaker established in this parish, and Françoise Irène Leduc. 6 February Baptism of Marie Anne Leduc, daughter of Jacques Leduc and Marie Anne Bisset. 9 February Burial of Jacques Héry dit Duplanty aged about 15 yrs., son of Pierre and Catherine Matinakinan. 17 February Marriage of Jean Baptiste Séguin dit Ladéroute, son of Jean Baptiste and Geneviève Barbeau and widower of Catherine Raizenne, and Marie Joseph Lamadeleine dite Ladouceur, daughter of the late Nicolas Lamadeleine and Marguerite Lalande. 24 February Burial of Gabriel Jean Baptiste, born last September of the marriage of Jean Baptiste Séguin and Catherine Raizenne. 15 March Baptism of Marie Reine Brazeau, daughter of Paul and Marie Anne Héry Duplanty. 8 April 1749 Abjuration of Jean Charles Royer dit Beauséjour of the province of Châlons, parish of Ménil, soldier, occ, in the company of M. de la Bonnaventure who was raised a Protestant. 15 April Baptism of Marguerite Lemer, daughter of Hyacinthe dit St. Germain and Geneviève Tessier. 23 April Baptism of Louis Amable Séguin, son of Louis and Marie Anne Raizenne. 11 May Baptism of Jean Baptiste, son of Pierre Héry dit Duplanty and Madeleine Larocque. 16 May Marriage of Jean Baptiste Séguin dit Ladéroute, son of the late Jean Baptiste Séguin and Geneviève Barbeau, and Marie Amable Malette, daughter of Louis Malette and Marie Joseph Fortin. 15 June Baptism of Julie Desrochers dit Frappe, daughter of François and Marie Geneviève Renaud. 18 June Baptism of Jean Baptiste Raymond, son of Pierre and Elisabeth Lafleur. 15 16 July Burial of Jean Baptiste baptized the 18th of June. 28 August Burial of Jean Baptiste Héry Duplanty, aged 3½ mos., son of Pierre and Madeleine Larocque. 10 September Baptism of Marie Madeleine Pomainville, daughter of Pierre Pominville and Marie Joseph Cadieux of the parish of Pointe Claire. 4 December Baptism of François Malette, son of Louis and Marie Joseph Fortin. 1750 7 January Marriage of Louis Héry Duplanty and Marie Athanase, widow of Hamelin, Saulteaux. 9 January Baptism of Marie Joseph Séguin, daughter of Jean Baptiste Séguin dit Ladéroute and Marie Joseph Lamadeleine. 17 January Burial of Marie Joseph Séguin baptized 9 January. 23 January Burial of Marie, wife of St. Julien dit Dragon, aged about . . . who died yesterday. 7 February Baptism of Joseph Antoine Lemer dit St. Germain, son of Bernardin and Marie Joseph Lefebvre. 14 February Baptism of Joseph Marie, son of Pierre Dicaire and Cécile Ries. 24 February Burial of Joseph Antoine Lemer baptized 7 February. 26 February Baptism of Louis Champaigne aged about 70 yrs. 2 April Burial of Marie Anne, daughter of Jacques Leduc and Marie Anne Bessette, aged 2 yrs. 22 May Baptism of Marie Catherine Valade dite Lajeunesse, daughter of Nicolas and Jeanne Daniel living at the cote de Vaudreuil. 2 June Baptism of Pierre Amable, son of Jean Baptiste Larocque and Charlotte Séguin. 12 June Burial of Pierre Amable baptized 2 June. 16 June Baptism of Marie Louise Séguin dit Ladéroute, daughter of Jean Baptiste and Marie Amable Malette. 16 June Baptism of Marie Anne Proulx, daughter of Thomas Proulx and Marie Joseph Larocque. 20 June Baptism of Marie Reine Raymond, daughter of Pierre Raymond and Marie Elisabeth Poirier. 29 June Burial of Marie Louise Séguin dit Ladéroute baptized 16 June. 16 7 July Baptism of Marie Joseph Legros dite Lecompte, daughter of Jacques and Marie Joseph Gauthier of the cote de Vaudreuil. Sponsors: Pierre Daussy and Marie Suzanne Lorrain, widow of Dicaire. 19 July Burial of Marie Anne Frappe who drowned, aged 2½ yrs. 22 July Baptism of Antoine Amable Héry dit Duplanty, son of Pierre and Marie Madeleine Larocque. 12 August Baptism of Marie Joseph Farand, daughter of Marcellin Farand and Marie Joseph Sabourin. 16 August Baptism of Joseph Marie Lefond, son of Joseph and Marie Françoise Reine Leduc. 3 September Baptism of Marie Hippolyte Quesnel, daughter of Antoine and Marie Angélique Lafeuillade. 10 September Baptism of Jacques Leduc, son of Jacques and Marie Anne Bessette. 23 September Burial of Marie Hippolyte Quesnel, daughter of Antoine and Marie Angélique Lafeuillade. 24 September Baptism of Marguerite Paule, daughter of Louis Larocque and Marguerite Julien. 25 October Baptism of Jean Baptiste, son of Louis Séguin and Marie Anne Raizenne. 5 November Baptism of Marie Joseph Barbe Chénier, daughter of Joseph Chénier and Suzanne Raizenne. 9 November Baptism of Marie Charlotte Héry Duplanty, daughter of Louis and Marie Athanase, Saulteaux.


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This is how ice burns
Scientists have figured out how burning ice is formed in ocean sediments, and could lead to an alternate energy source
Korean scientists have worked out how 'burning ice' is formed in clay-rich ocean sediments, which could lead to an abundant new source of energy, according to a study in Environmental Science & Technology.
Gas hydrates, also known as 'flammable ice', are ice-like crystalline structures composed of gas molecules encapsulated by hydrogen-bonded water molecules. Their formation was believed to be limited in clay sedimentary deposits, but the discovery of large amounts of natural gas hydrates in oceanic clay-rich sedimentary deposits has raised the question of how they formed.
Now, researchers from the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology in South Korea have replicated the conditions that lead to their formation and found that the application of an electric field led to the partial breakage of the hydrogen-bonded water clusters promoting gas hydrate nucleation.
The work could lead to a method for producing methane gas from gas hydrate deposits.
This article was first published by Springer Nature. Read the original article here.


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The Rio Hondo Symphony Guild presents its 23rd annual Three Garden Tour from 2 to 5 p.m. April 18 beginning with the first garden, 14227 Bronte Drive.
The three-garden private tour will explore unique gardens including a stroll under a wisteria-covered arbor and roses plus a walk through family treasures.
At each garden, music will be provided by musicians and friends of the Rio Hondo Symphony including Maestro Kimo Furumoto and his wife.
There will also be light refreshments and a plant sale. Artist Carole Borries will be creating a garden memory in watercolor and the painting will be the Gate Prize for a lucky ticket holder.
All proceeds will support the Rio Hondo Symphony in its mission to bring four free concerts each season to the community, provide music education in the schools through Music Enrichment Programs and nurture young musicians through its Young Artists' Competition. Tickets are $25 each if purchased before the event at the Whittier Community Center, 7630 Washington Ave. or the Whittier Art Gallery, 8035 Painter Ave.
Tickets will be $30 each if purchased on the day of the event at the first garden.
For information call 562-693-6741 or 562-949-2010.
Send submissions for "Around Whittier" to firstname.lastname@example.com


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Are you ready to fully embody what our world needs right now? More than ever before?
This class will be backed with a cranking Bob Marley soundtrack, live african drumming and a message to come together in real unity and love for all, lively up yo'self, don't worry, be happy & remember every(little)thing is going to be alight?
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MOST OF ALL this class is dedicated to a cause, so close to my heart: KARMA COLLAB.
All proceeds from this class go directly to supporting the education of girls, young women and mothers in India, an opportunity for you to contribute to the evolution of our shared humanity and inspire you to be the change we so badly need, live and breathe the spirit and teachings of freedom, empowerment, peace and real connection for all!
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Extended Art Lessons on Line.
These are one on one Private Lessons.
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Gentle Mommy Blogging: Avoiding Accidental Child Exploitation/
I was on buzzfeed the other night (spending my time taking useless quizzes) when I stumbled down a rabbit hole and ended up reading several articles about mommy bloggers exploiting their children. This new internet thing we have going on has made all the lines blurry and I'm left wondering if I'm doing the right thing. Being a mom seems to be second-guessing everything you thought you knew, and I'm not about to break tradition.
Let's backtrack a little bit. Hailey is the light of my life and I absolutely love her. This makes me share about her, a lot. I do monthly updates on the blog and take monthly photos of her (in addition to daily cell phone pics... there are thousands of those already!). I do all this because I love her and I want to have these memories someday. So I can look back at great photos and comment on how tiny she is. I already do this with her newborn photos and 1 month photos, so I can't imagine how I'll feel when she's a teenager.
I recently did a blog post for a brand where I created some really stinking cute magnets. I dressed Hailey up in pink and red outfits and snapped some adorable pics, which I then printed on magnets. These became the basis of my blog post. After I took the final photos, I giggled and proclaimed to friends via text that Hailey was a model. But... do I want my daughter to be a model? I don't know. I can't say I do in the traditional sense, but is it different when I'm the one behind the camera, making the decisions? Is she safer that way? There's no real answer to that question.
I find myself now exploring the line between "loving mother" and "exploitative mommy blogger". At what point does my desire to share her pictures and stories cross the line into embarrassing TMI? How do I avoid inadvertently exploiting my child, when all I want to do is share her with the world? The answer could be simple- don't share her in any commercial capacity. Or don't share her at all. But how can I hide such an important part of my life? Is it ok to have her join me in campaigns for a "mommy and me", business edition? Is it ok only when my husband agrees? Is it acceptable only if I pay her for her work? I don't really know.
My job as her mom, first and foremost, is to protect her. In this crazy, fucked up world, do we as parents need to be more careful with our children on social media? We aren't talking about sharing a story with a friendly old lady at the park, or your mom telling her neighbor the funny thing your kid did. We're talking full-on photos and video (with commentary) being shared to that guy you went to college with and never speak to anymore. And that former coworker from 2 jobs ago that you barely know. And the chick you befriended at a bar 4 years back that posts funny memes. Are these strangers (let's call them what they are!) people we really want to know all about our children? Or, more importantly, does it matter that they see it, or is it fine since they just scroll on past your pics because they probably don't care anyway?
When I think about what I want for my child, some days I feel like it's the opposite of what I'm doing. That whole "practice what you preach" thing is going out the window. I don't want her to be obsessed with her looks and yet I dress us both up for photos. I don't want her to be obsessed with screen time and yet all I do is watch tv. I want her to have face-to-face interaction in a world full of likes and LOLs, and yet I spend most of my time on my phone. I try to create a balance, but it's hard to know where the line is between laying a good foundation and crazy, neurotic new-age mom.
Those articles didn't open my eyes to these things, because I was already thinking it. They just forced me to confront my thoughts finally. In reading these scary articles, it caused me to see a tiny sliver of myself in these people. I couldn't judge them too harshly because I understood what they were saying. What they were actually saying... not what the articles were trying to vilify them for.
Using your child for your social media business is a double edged sword. On the one hand, you're using your child to gain an income. But on the other hand, in doing so, you're able to provide them with things they might not be able to have otherwise. I'm not talking about free swag, money for vacations, or even a nice home. I'm talking about quality time with them instead of hiring a nanny or putting them in daycare, showing them how you work hard to run your business, and being available at a moment's notice for them because your flexible schedule allows it. These are things that most traditional jobs do not provide us.
If it wasn't for my efforts on my blog, being at home with Hailey would be absolutely out of the question. We cannot afford it, period. She most likely would be in daycare (at least part time) since both my mom and mother-in-law work. She wouldn't be waking up to my face every after nap, breastfeeding for every meal, and hearing me sing terribly to her just for a smile. Someday I'll tell her about how I spent all day playing with her with tears in my eyes full of joy, and then after she went to bed spent an hour feeling happy that I had a break, then would immediately miss her and look at her photos. I'll tell her all about how I had tears in my eyes at night once again, as I worked from 10pm to 2 or 3 am. All the while looking at her photo and telling her I'm doing this for her. Telling her I KNOW I can do this.
So you tell me- where does the line get drawn? How do I know I'm doing right by my child? The area is gray and I don't want to open myself up to hatred and extreme criticism, but I genuinely want to know what people think about this. How do you share your children on social media? Perhaps through kind discussions, we can find the safe middle ground for all our children that doesn't scar them for life.


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Honor of Kings - Behind the Scenes
A few months ago, I created a theme for 2 characters who work together as one for the Honor of Kings game, which is the currently the most popular game in China. This game has 200 million players per month!
The 2 characters are Angela (the hacker) and Arthur (a soldier of justice). As a character, Angela is playful and mischievous , whereas Arthur is more serious.
Here is a behind-the-scenes interview where I talk about it. You can also hear some of the music...


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Tags: Markets and Malls
The Namal (hebrew for Port) is one of the most popular places amongst tourists, and for a good reason! The beautiful port is filled with activities for the whole family, popular restaurants, a gourmet food market and all kinds of shops, this is a great place to find sportswear and sports gear in general, cheap outlets of big brands, as well as home decor and high-end shops with international brands. Most of the restaurants and shops are open on Saturdays.
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here's a fun update: i was just featured in an interview on cbc's "all in a day" with alan neal! now, i've written about my love for the cbc here before so it was really fun to actually be on a program. i was pretty nervous so basically embarrassingly giggled my way through the interview as i tend to do, but hopefully it all made sense and gets the word out a bit for the reason i'm doing all of this in the first place - raising money for almost home.
p.s. - if you're new here, this post explains why this is so important to me.
day sixty-nine - part two
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Help raise money
If you feel you would like to contribute in some way to our charity there are a number of ways you can do so. Firstly, we are always looking for motivated, energetic people who are passionate about our work to help us to fund raise. We have a strong following of supporters in the Sussex region of the UK and have been lucky enough to have various small events put on to raise money for our charity. This is not the only way to do so however, people these days are raising money by engaging everything from extreme sports achievements or adrenaline pumped activities to talks given at schools, businesses and associations, all of which gain sponsorship from those involved.
If this is something you are interested in doing and you are creative in your thinking, there are endless ways to help us to fund raise and continue our work. Have a look at what our friends have been doing.
Becoming a volunteer
Come and visit us in Sumatra with Adventure Aid, a small charity with whom we have recently partnered. Adventure Aid is raising money for us by arranging great adventure trips around Sumatra. You meet some of the children we help, visit nearby Lake Toba, the biggest volcanic lake in the world, and hang out with the famous Sumatran orang-utans. Please learn more by visiting their website: http://www.adventureaid.org.uk/sumatra/
The Children of Sumatra is a very small charity which runs on very limited funds. Our work would not be possible if it were not for the volunteer teams that come out every year to help us. Nurses are an essential part of our team and over the years we have been blessed to have so many fantastic nurses work with us from all over the world. We only have two part time members of staff that receive Indonesian salaries and the rest of the team consist of volunteers who help ensure everything runs as smoothly as possible.
Previous volunteers
We would like to thank all of our amazing volunteers who have traveled to Indonesia over the years to offer their help and support. Our grassroots charity thrives on love and compassion and it is essential to have fun-loving volunteers joining us every year to keep our costs low. We believe the money donated should be for the children, so we try to keep our costs as low as possible. Working with the charity can be tough at times, but over the years we have found that it is the community we make; the laughs we share; and, the smiles we create that gets us through it. You guys have helped us keep this charity alive. We might be small but we make a huge difference to the children of Sumatra. Thank you.


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Charles Robert Lester, Jr: ObituaryObituaries April 11, 2018
Charles Robert Lester, Jr, 54, of Dawsonville, GA passed away on Sunday, April 1, 2018 at his residence after a period of declining health. He had lived in Dawson County for most of his life were he worked doing residential construction. He loved fishing, camping, grilling and listening to country music.
He is preceded in death by his father, Charlie Lester and brother, Michael Lester.
He is survived by his children, Waylon Lester of Oxford, GA, Jonathan Lester of Hinesville, GA, C.J. Lester of Conyers, GA, Tiffany and Durham Harris of Gainesville, GA; mother, Frances Ayers Lester of Dawsonville, GA; step-mother, Judy Pope of Jackson, GA; sisters, Sandra Parker of Duluth, GA, Tina Ingram of Dawsonville, GA, Angie Carnes of Jackson, GA, Renee Adams of Oxford, GA; brother, Keith Lester of Cumming, GA; grandchildren, Waylon Jr., Layla, Jordan, and Michael; and a special Aunt and Uncle, Louise and David Mullinax of Statem, GA. and many other relatives.
A Memorial Service will be held on Saturday, April 14, 2018 at 2:00 p.m. at the Winds of Peace Fellowship, with the Rev. Tommy Panter officiating.
Bearden Funeral Home, Dawsonville, GA.
Crash claims life of Dawson County High studentNews February 13, 2018
DAWSONVILLE, Ga. – A two-vehicle accident on Hwy. 53 near Buddy Burt Road claimed the life of 18-year-old Grace Elizabeth Sheer Monday morning.
Sheer was a senior at Dawson County High School and the 2017 Homecoming Queen.
A Georgia State Patrol incident report indicated she was driving a 2002 Honda CR-V west on Hwy. 53 shortly before 8 a.m. At the same time, a 2017 Peterbilt tractor trailer, driven by Edwin Thomas Kincannon Jr., was traveling east on Hwy. 53.
Sheer failed to negotiate the curve in the road, over-corrected to the left and lost control of her vehicle. The vehicle then began to rotate counterclockwise and crossed the center line. Sheer's vehicle entered the eastbound lane of Hwy. 53 and was struck in the passenger side of the vehicle by the front of the tractor trailer.
Sheer's Honda traveled off the south shoulder, struck an embankment with the rear of the vehicle and came to an uncontrolled final rest facing east on the south shoulder of Hwy. 53. The tractor trailer came to a final rest with the front of the vehicle in the westbound lane of Hwy. 53, while the trailer came to a rest in the eastbound lane.
Kincannon, 42, of Cartersville, was not injured in the crash. Both drivers were wearing their seat belts.
The Dawson County School Board observed a moment of silence in memory of Sheer at Monday's meeting. School Superintendent Dr. Damon Gibbs said the school's crisis response team is available to meet with students who need help to cope with the tragedy, and he asked those in attendance to remember Sheer family members in their prayers.
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Mr. James "Jay" Horace Morgan, Jr. : ObituaryObituaries August 15, 2017
James "Jay" Horace Morgan, Jr., 65, of Dawsonville passed away Tuesday August 15, 2017 at his residence following a long battle with cancer.
Born April 14, 1952 in Atlanta, Georgia, Jay was the son of James Horace "J.H." Morgan, Sr. and the late Frances M. Morgan. He had been a resident of Dawsonville for 21 years. Jay attended the University of Florida in counseling and graduated from Emory University with a BS in Nursing and a Masters in Nursing. He was a Nurse Practitioner in a family practice serving the Blairsville area until recently. He was a loving and devoted husband, father and grandfather. He was also dedicated to his patients that he treated and was much loved by all. He lived out his service to God as a leader in his church, Wesley Chapel United Methodist. Jay did everything with excellence and it showed in all areas of his life and with those he loved. His life centered around his wife, family, friends, home and pets.
Survivors include his beloved wife of 31 years, Mimi (Ridgely) Morgan, Dawsonville; daughters and sons in law, Allison and Mark Hayes, Atlanta, Ashley McCash, Ooltewah, TN, Holly and David Erickson, Dawsonville; grandchildren, Zachary Erickson, Miriam Hayes, Ford Hayes, Ridgely Erickson, Rylie Erickson; sisters, Rena, Laurie, Vicki; brother in law and sister in law, Rusty and Julia Ridgely and a number of other relatives.
Funeral services will be held on Sunday August 20, 2017 at 2 p.m. at Bearden Funeral Home Chapel. Dr. C.R. Hill, Jr. and Rev. Calvin Ward will officiate. Interment will follow in the Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church Cemetery. Family and friends are invited to a reception in the church fellowship hall following graveside service.
The family will receive friends at the funeral home on Saturday August 19 from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m.
In lieu of flowers donations may be made in memory of Mr. Morgan to Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church, 1751 Wesley Chapel Road, Dahlonega, GA 30533.
Condolences may be expressed at www.beardenfuneralhome.com.
Bearden Funeral Home, Dawsonville, GA.
Mr. Charles Clayton "Clay" Free, Jr. : ObituaryObituaries June 1, 2017
Charles Clayton "Clay" Free, Jr., 32, of Gainesville passed away Thursday June 1, 2017.
Born March 26, 1985 and raised in Dawsonville, Clay had been a resident of Gainesville for the past three years. He was a 2003 graduate of Dawson County High School and member of the Georgia High School Rodeo Association along with the Naval Sea Cadets. After high school Clay had worked in the trucking industry and served as a volunteer firefighter at Station #3 in Dawson County. With his dog by his side at all times possible he enjoyed spending time on the lake and was an avid fan of the Gwinnett Braves and Georgia Bulldogs. He is preceded in death by his grandparents, Clayton and Kathryn Free, Charles Vincent and brother in law, Robert Dean.
Surviving are his beloved K-9 companion, Montana; father and step mother, Charles Clayton, Sr. and Maria Free, Dawsonville; mother, Denyse Vincent, Signal Mountain, TN; sister, Katie Dean, Cumming; step sister and brother in law, Crystal and Jeff Renaud, Box Springs, GA; grandparents, Jerry and Louise Burt, Dahlonega; nephew, Cooper Dean; a number of other relatives.
Memorial services will be held on Sunday June 4, 2017 at 4 PM at Bearden Funeral Home Chapel. Rev. Tyler Goode will officiate.
The family will receive friends from 2PM until the service hour on Sunday.
In lieu of flowers donations may be made to The Dawson County Humane Society, www.dawsoncountyhumanesociety.org/donate/ or The American Foundation For Suicide Prevention, www.afsp.org.
Condolences may be expressed at www.beardenfuneralhome.com.
Bearden Funeral Home, Dawsonville, GA.
Mr. William J. "Bill" Gardiner, Jr. : ObituaryObituaries October 4, 2016
William J. "Bill" Gardiner, Jr., 55, of Dawsonville passed away Tuesday October 4, 2016 at Northside Forsyth Hospital.
Born June 17, 1961 in Warwick, Rhode Island, Mr. Gardiner had lived in Dawsonville for the past four years. Bill worked as a Project Manager for Motorola. He served eight years in the U. S. Coast Guard. Bill was a huge sports fan and especially enjoyed golf, the Dallas Cowboys and the Boston Red Sox. He enjoyed spending time with his family and friends. He was preceded in death by his mother, Sandra Porter, and a brother, Craig A. Gardiner.
Surviving are his wife, Gretchen Gardiner, Dawsonville; children, Nicholas Brandon Gardiner, Gainesville, Britni Layne Gardiner, Savannah; granddaughter, Harper M. Butts, Savannah; father and stepmother, William J. "Bill" and Kate Gardiner, St. Simons Island, sister and brother in law, Karen and John Briggs, Exeter, RI.
Memorial services will be held Friday October 7, 2016 at 2 o'clock at Bearden Funeral Home Chapel. Fr. Brian Higgins will officiate.
The family will receive friends Friday beginning at 1 p.m.
In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Northside Hospital Foundation, for Northside Forsyth 5 Tower, 1200 Northside Forsyth Drive, Cumming, GA 30041.
Condolences may be expressed at www.beardenfuneralhome.com.
Bearden Funeral Home, Dawsonville, GA.
Mr. Winfield Scott Wilson, Jr. : ObituaryObituaries September 4, 2016
Winfield Scott Wilson, Jr., originally of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and lately of Dawsonville, Georgia, died on September 4, 2016, just three days shy of his 80th birthday.
Glorianna, his wife of 50 years, survives him. He took great pride in his much loved son, Winfield III, his daughter-in-law, Charity, and in his four grandchildren, Shea, Carlie, Leah, and Winfield IV. He is also survived by his aunt, Marcella Bell and his cousin, Debbie Misher. He was a brother-in-law to Carol Pierannunzi, Rebecca and Jon Harkins, and Holly Hutcheson and an uncle to Christine Mashburn-Paul, John Hutcheson III, Anna Rose Hutcheson and Jennifer Harkins. Win's daughter, Susannah Leigh Wilson and his parents, Winfield Scott Wilson and Helen Herms Wilson preceded him in death.
After attending Lehigh University, Win graduated from Villanova University. He served four years in the US Navy. He was retired from Lockheed Martin, where he worked in several different divisions in the US and in London, England.
Win was known for his dry wit and for being a proponent of comfort. Having traveled a good bit in his life, he was content to retire to a secluded spot in the north Georgia mountains where he had the pleasure of designing and building his own retirement home and where he spent many hours appreciating the beauty of his natural surroundings. He had a talent for using natural materials in a creative way. He enjoyed a good book, a good wine, classical music and a roaring fire.
To celebrate Win's life, a gathering of family and friends will be held at his home later in the fall.
Condolences may be expressed at www.beardenfuneralhome.com.
Bearden Funeral Home, Dawsonville, GA.
Two-Car Crash Injures Dawsonville WomanNews August 12, 2016
DAWSONVILLE, Ga. – A Dawsonville woman was seriously injured in a fiery two-car crash on Dawson Forest Road Tuesday afternoon.
Georgia State Patrol Sergeant Curtis W. Bradshaw, Jr. said 21-year-old Savannah Newton of Dawsonville attempted to turn left onto Dawson Forest Road from Ga. 53 but failed to yield to a Jeep Wrangler traveling south on Dawson Forest Road and driven by 44-year-old Jenny Joyce.
Newton's car overturned and briefly caught fire but was quickly extinguished. She was transported to Northeast Georgia Medical Center with injuries described as significant but not life-threatening.
She was cited for failure to yield right of way while making a left turn.
Joyce suffered a minor injury from an air bag that deployed, but declined to be transported to the hospital."
The roadway was blocked for a short amount of time but traffic was able to be rerouted around the crash during the investigation and cleanup.


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Travel Diary Part I
One of my favourite parts of our USA road trip was painting the amazing scenery along the way. I ventured over to the drivers seat a few times, but let's just say if I had the choice I'd take a paintbrush over a steering wheel! I used my Windsor & Newton compact water colour set which was super handy and a thick led pencil for most of the artworks. The quick pace in which I had to capture the scenes was pretty intense and super fun and made for lively and fluid drawings.


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Finding the right ecommerce platform can be very challenging and overwhelming and the easiest way for you to make a choice that you know will be a good one is to make sure that you are choosing from the best options. Today we are going to take a look at some of the best and give you the opportunity to choose between some of the top rated ecommerce platforms for business owners, so definitely keep on reading and hopefully one of the options will be a good one for your own business in Singapore.
SAP Hybris
This is a SAP Company and its mission is to help people from all over the world sell more and it helps them do it through every channel you can think off. This platform is available on premise SaaS or no-premise, depending on your preference. The platform is also very scalable and extensible as well as really comprehensive. Amongst some of the tools you will get are data management, customer management, product and order management and much, much more.
If you want to sell online easily, or even at a retail location, then Shopify is a great option to go for since this is definitely one of the top rated ecommerce platforms for business owners. With this platform you will get a professional looking online storefront thanks to some of the best templates and themes out there, as well as a variety of different tools. You will also get a variety of payment gateways, multilingual capabilities and multi currency capabilities, as well as the ability to add features and functions by picking and choosing from the extensive app store.
This is an all in one platform that combines CMS, online marketing and ecommerce all in one platform. Right off the bat you will get some really great web pars as well as super easy customization and an open API that will help you get your ecommerce operational in no time. You will also get a ton of tools that will help you manage contacts, online marketing, online communities, track customer journeys, give you access to measurements and analytics and much, much more that your business in Singapore will benefit from.
Every one of the platforms above has something great to offer to you and that, again, shows you that no matter which one you go for you will be making a good choice. We hope that seeing these top rated ecommerce platforms for business owners made things easier for you and that your Singapore business now has a new ecommerce platform.
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Binnacles and Compasses
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5 x 23mm Compass on Stand
Compass on Stand. 5 x 23mm ..
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22 x 32mm Binnacle on Wooden Base
Helmsman binnacle with wooden base and navigators balls. ..
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24mm Compass on Stand
Globe style compass on stand. 24mm Tall. ..
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Modern Ships Wheel 33mm
Modern Ships Wheel 33mm molded in plastic ..
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Wheel On Stand
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Binnacle for model boats ..
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KioCafe Restaurant Table 22″
The KioCafe is an interactive dining table with a 22″ multi-touch screen protected under toughened glass.
Designed for use in restaurants, coffee shops, staff canteens and cafes, the KioCafe is the solution for those that want to create a unique customer experience and connect with millenials.
Imagine customers visiting your restaurant and browsing the menu, placing their orders and paying for their meals with a payment card, all from the comfort of their very own digital table.
The KioCafe can be used to entertain, educate and connect with customers, such as:
- Browsing menus
- Ordering food
- Accessing special offers
- Data capture of telephone and email for loyalty schemes
- Reading news websites
- Playing games
- Sharing on social media
- Reading 3rd party advertising (generate income for your business)
The possibilities for additional features is completely possible through further development for each business, their systems and their rules.
The KioCafe is available in Android or Windows versions, with the ability to bespoke the design, subject to minimum order quantity.
Software can be installed to split the screen for more than one user if required.
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#StayWoke, Republicans Are Trying (Again) to Repeal Obamacare Behind Closed Doors
By: Kayla Pasacreta
Ah, healthcare. The Republicans have tried and failed about 4 times to repeal and replace (or in some cases, repeal and replace later), the Affordable Health Care Act aka Obamacare for the past 8 months. Getting rid of Obamacare has been a priority for many Conservatives and mainly the White House, since Donald Trump largely ran on the promise to repeal Obamacare as soon as possible.
According to Forbes, "Prior to the ACA, almost 50 million, or about 17 percent of people, were uninsured. That has dropped to 8.8 percent. Out-and-out repeal now will lead to an estimated 32 million people losing coverage." Obamacare being repealed with have a large impact on those unable to afford healthcare.
The latest effort by the GOP is the Graham-Cassidy Bill. The bill is sponsored by 3 Republicans: Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, Senator Bill Cassidy of Louisiana, and Dean Heller of Nevada. According to Kellyane Conway, Republicans are just one vote away from securing enough votes to pass the bill.
Former senior healthcare adviser to President Obama, Andy Slavitt, has been actively tweeting against the bill, stating, "They're pretty sure people aren't paying attention."
Here's what you need to know about the bill:
- Allows insurers to decide what they deem as "essential services". Insurers would not be required to provide services like: overnight stays, prescription drugs, pregnancy care, birth control coverage, counseling, and psychotherapy
- Involves Medicaid cuts and will end Medicaid expansion. (What is Medicaid, you ask? Medicaid is a federal/state government funded program that helps provide health care to those who cannot afford it)
- Eliminates the individual mandate that requires citizens to have healthcare or face a fine. Also eliminates the employer mandate that requires big companies to give their workers access to affordable healthcare.
- Seizes funding for Planned Parenthood for one year.
- Many predict John McCain, who played an instrumental role in killing the Skinny Repeal attempt is voting "yes" on the bill.


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Online course training is becoming a major part of modern business education. You can do a quick Google search for "ARC provide youth jobs" to learn more about this very important service. More and more students are finding that taking their courses online frees them up to attend to other aspects of their daily existence, such as working a full time job or tending to their family. The rise of online training has allowed countless numbers of people all over the world to resume or complete their education so that they have a chance at getting a better and higher paying job.
You Don't Have to Sacrifice Comfort and Convenience to Get Trained
One of the biggest objections that you or your child may make to seeking further training is the sacrifice it involves. It's hard to go to work, then come home and have only a very limited amount of time to interact with your family. You may have only 20 minutes to catch up on the day's events and cook a quick meal before you have to rush right out the door again in order to get to your training class. This is where the world wide web can save you a great deal of time, energy, and trouble.
You Never Have to Leave Your Own Home to Attend Training Classes
Perhaps the most attractive feature of online training classes is the fact that you don't have to leave the comfort and security of your own home to attend them. This cuts down on the amount of time, energy, fuel, and money that you need to spend in order to get the training you need. The classes are all online and you can log on to them at a time that is convenient for your personal needs. It's by far the best way to get the qualifications you need to apply for a better paying job.
Online Training Can Help You Get a Better and Higher Paying Job
Thousands of people all over the world are taking advantage of this amazing new series of classes that are offered online. There is no reason why you shouldn't be among them. You've suffered long enough in a dead end job because you weren't able to acquire the skills you needed to move up. Now is your chance to get the training you need to be able to qualify for an improved position in life. These special online training courses can be your entry into a whole new world of lucrative pay, as well as excellent benefits.
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Racial Harmony Day 2017
Racial Harmony Day is celebrated on July 21 every year. Racial Harmony Day (RHD) serves to remind pupils on the importance of maintaining racial and religious harmony in Singapore. The theme for this year's Racial Harmony Day is "Our Singapore Way". The school organised class and school-wide activities for our pupils to have a very meaningful and engaging learning experience to deepen their understanding of racial harmony.
The week-long event kicked-off with an assembly launch where the morning session pupils and staff were treated to a colourful ensemble of performances by our Guzheng, Indian and Malay Dance groups. These performing groups danced their way into the hearts of the audience, each of them presenting unique music and dance steps from the cultures of different races. The pupils were also treated to a visual feast as staff gamely adorned ethnic costumes in all their richness and vibrancy.
Our parent support group members also participated in this event by helping us with the interactive cultural booths and the traditional game stalls. Pupils got to participate in hands-on activities such as Paper-cutting, Henna, Rangoli design and making of Bunga Manggar, the Malay's traditional colourful palm blossoms used for weddings and festivals. Through the various hand-on activities at the cultural booths and playing of traditional games, pupils learnt to appreciate the culture and traditions of the different races.


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Sometimes, you may notice that scripts seem to hang, and after you had a coffee, seem to run again.
The same may occur with the ISESteroids script fixer feature because it, too, internally runs a series of scripts.
Signed Scripts Are Checked Online
The reason can be a digital signature that is present in your script. Digital signatures are good because they help you identify who created a script, and whether it is untouched. Digital signatures appear as comment block at the end of a script.
However, there is a dark side to it, too. When you run a digitally signed script, Windows tries to check whether the signature is valid. If your computer has a network connection, Windows will try and get a certificate revocation list to see if the signer is valid.
Only, it will never get that list if your computer has no Internet connection. Windows will keep trying for a very-long-time, causing a major delay during which ISE appears to be hanging.
Disabling Signature Check
The automatic signature check is tied to PowerShells execution policy. Any execution policy except "Bypass" will trigger the signature check.
So one easy workaround is to have PowerShell not check digital signatures automatically. Simply set the PowerShell execution policy to "Bypass" (not "Unrestricted"). This will turn off all automatic checks, and run the scripts you want to run – immediately.
To be clear: changing the execution policy to "Bypass" will not enable attackers contact your system. This would be the resposibility of a firewall. The execution policy is just your own personal seat belt that typically helps you identify scripts that come from an untrusted source. Disabling the execution policy will no longer warn you if you try and run a script that came as email attachment. Then again, as an Administrator, you should know what you are doing. Execution policy is most useful for inexperienced users.
Here is how you can change your personal execution policy to "Bypass" and disable automatic certificate checks:
Set-ExecutionPolicy -Scope CurrentUser -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Force
To undo the change, clear your setting:
Set-ExecutionPolicy -Scope CurrentUser -ExecutionPolicy Undefined -Force
Using a Trick
If you cannot apply your execution policy because there is another policy at domain level that overrides your personal preference, then here is a clever trick:
In ISESteroids, you can always open the menu "Debug", then choose "Advanced", and check "Execution Policy Override". This will turn off execution policy for this session, no matter what. This bail out is available in ISESteroids only. It's not available in plain ISE.