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Dave Hughes, Republican Party Candidate for Congress visits Williams Potato Day
OR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – (Karlstad, MN) Dave Hughes, the Republican Candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives, Minnesota's 7th District, which encompasses the western half of the Land of 10,000 Lakes, was in Williams on Saturday, October 8th. Williams is in the northern Lake of the Woods County, one of the 38 counties in the 7th Congressional District.
Dave Hughes participated in the Williams Potato Day Parade with his family and campaign manager. Dave Hughes has been in dozens of parades this summer, experiencing the Minnesota heat and humidity, and now the more chilly rain we experience in the Minnesota fall. The parade began at 11:45 and meandered through the small, rural town. Hughes was the only state level or federal level candidate to show. Dave Hughes carried his one year old son Gideon while shaking everyone's hands and introducing himself. His children passed out palm cards that share Dave Hughes' message of Prosperity, Security and Integrity for his neighbors of western Minnesota and beyond throughout the nation. Other members of the family walked the parade waving the American flag. There were team members carrying Hughes for Congress yard signs. The parade ended where it started, back at the Williams Park.
Team Hughes for Congress then went onto the Williams Arena and enjoyed a nice lunch. Fittingly so, Potato soup was served, along with hot dogs, barbecues, bars and drinks. Team Hughes was refueled.
The Hughes family stocked up on homemade doughnuts and homemade fudge. Three of the Hughes boys now have very cool arrowhead necklaces thanks to one of the many vendors inside the arena.
Dave Hughes said, "I would like to thank the good folks of Williams for welcoming me. I am dedicated to reaching each hand I can shake, sharing my political views, and hearing the concerns and suggestions of all citizens."
Dave Hughes faces long-time incumbent Collin Peterson on November 8th and would appreciate your vote. To learn more about Dave Hughes visit www.HughesForCongress.US, send him an email at firstname.lastname@example.com or give him a call on his cell at 218-452-3214. He looks forward to dialoging about the many concerns that face our nation, our family farms, and our small businesses -- issues ignored by Collin Peterson for far too long. Vote Dave Hughes for Congress November 8th!


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Don't worry- I'm not going to start this post with an "I'm back after a little hiatus!" bit. I've played it and it's gotten old. The truth is, I just stopped writing. Not because I didn't enjoy it or have anything to say, but simply because life got busy. Right after I published my last post in November, I finally got a job in Nevada. A job I love, and I decided early on I would give it my all. I put all my focus not just into my job, but also my marriage, which was finally back on the ground after a difficult move, and immersing myself in our new community. The last few months have flown by, and it's almost a year-to-date that we found out we were leaving Detroit. And guess what? I'm happier than I've ever been, and it completely snuck up on me.
In all my contentment, I still I felt an itch to put pen to paper again (I write all my posts in a notebook before typing. Eat your heart out, Shakespeare!!!) Every day when I would walk into my closet, I would pass a framed copy of "The Nines" logo that my friendly so sweetly made me for my birthday one year. I would walk by it, think "I should write soon", and then just go in my closet and get distracted by a sweater. But yesterday as I walked past it, I noticed all the dust that had accumulated around the frame, and it hit me. I was letting the dust collect around something I loved. I gave up on something that was supposed to be growing. And in true "Carrie Bradshaw" style (even though she is THE WORST, don't get me started) , I had to wonder "When being content stunts your growth-is it really such a good thing?".
No-one made me stop writing. It was actually the opposite. My husband would ask if there was anything new to read, my boss said she really enjoyed my writing. I feel supported by the people around me. But I used all the things going on in my life as a crutch to avoid doing something that was enjoyable, but required a lot of effort. I was so busy with life and happy with just-the-way-things-were that I forgot that growth requires doing. That in order to have a voice, you have to speak. I neglected the piece of me that loves to talk about women's rights and skincare and how not needing a bra until 8th grade ruined my self esteem- we'll get to that later, OH WILL WE EVER!
This post isn't about "being back, guys!". It's meant to serve as a reminder that if you have let dust collect around something you love, something that makes you who you are-you can always clean it off and pick it back up. You can also hire a cleaning company. That has no double meaning- the dust was so alarming that we literally hired a cleaning company. Talk soon. xx

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This story is a flash fiction. It probably wont be the best because I entered this into a contest and we were only allowed to use 350 words so here it is
Hannah loved her doll Lizzy. Lizzy was one of those really life like dolls with pale white skin and black hair. She wore a white dress that was torn up but Hannah never wanted to replace it. Wherever Hannah went Lizzy went. Whenever Hannah went over to her friends house her friends always felt that Lizzy was watching them.
One day Hannah was going to stay at her friend Alex's house and of course she brought Lizzy with her. Alex ordered pizza and they started watching a movie. As usual Lizzy was with them. After there movie Alex said "Hey let's go look for a fun game to play."
So Hannah, Alex, and Lizzy all went down to the basement to look at what old games they could play. "How about this one?" said Hannah swiping off dust from a box. "That ones fine." said Alex. They brought the box upstairs and read its name. The Ouija board the game where you contact spirits. On the back read a warning. Play only if you dare. Never take your fingers off the planchet. They read the warning and started to play.
They started asking a few simple questions. Slowly the planchet would move to the letters on the board. They were having so much fun until Hannah realized that she had left Lizzy downstairs. Alone. She wanted to go get her right away but Alex stopped her."You can't go, you can't take your fingers off the planchet!" And so they continued to play.
Every now and then they could hear something coming from the basement but they just ignored it. Then they heard it. A soft childish singing was coming from behind the basement door. They both stared at the door with terror. The door slowly began to open. There stood the pale doll with black hair and white ripped up dress.
Alex's parents found them dead with the doll sitting between them. Her bright white dress stained blood red.
Hope you enjoyed. Comment if you want me to post more of the stories I write for school. I have a few good ones.


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A great feast today...and how apt to announce the new Cardinal delegates, but even more important, to keep the Holy Father and his intentions in our daily prayers.
From Vatican I:
"(Canon) Therefore, if anyone says that it is not according to the
institution of Christ our Lord himself, that is, by divine law, that St
Peter has perpetual successors in the primacy over the whole Church;
or if anyone says that the Roman Pontiff is not the successor of St
Peter in the same primacy: let him be condemned.
"We think it extremely necessary to assert solemnly the prerogative
which the only-begotten Son of God deigned to join to the highest
pastoral office. "And so, faithfully keeping to the tradition received
from the beginning of the Christian faith, for the glory of God our
Savior, for the exaltation of the Catholic religion, and for the
salvation of Christian peoples, We, with the approval of the sacred
council, teach and define that it is a divinely revealed dogma: that
the Roman Pontiff, when he speaks "ex cathedra", that is, when, acting
in the office of shepherd and teacher of all Christians, he defines, by
virtue of his supreme apostolic authority, doctrine concerning faith or
morals to be held by the universal Church, possesses through the divine
assistance promised to him in the person of St. Peter, the
infallibility with which the divine Redeemer willed His Church to be
endowed in defining doctrine concerning faith or morals; and that such
definitions of the Roman Pontiff are therefore irreformable because of
their nature, but not because of the agreement of the Church.
"(Canon) But if anyone presumes to contradict this our definition (God
forbid him to do so): let him be condemned"
Allow me to echo the "God forbid" part!
And now (to quote Rocky, the Flying Squirrel), here's something you' ll really like!
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WASHINGTON — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pressed his case that dealing with the threat from Iran and its nuclear program was essential to the Mideast peace process in meetings Tuesday with U.S. lawmakers.
Winding up a three-day trip after talks with President Barack Obama, Netanyahu met with members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and headed for sessions with House and Senate leaders and a group of Jewish legislators.
The Israeli leader was laying out his vision of Mideast peacemaking and making his case for strong action against Iran. He was also meeting with Defense Secretary Robert Gates.
After a meeting with the leader of the House of Representatives, Speaker Nancy Pelosi, a Democrat, Netanyahu glossed over differences between his stance and Obama's, saying that the U.S. and Israel were working together to resume the Mideast peace road map and "bring other elements in the Arab world into the process."
Netanyahu said that the new thing emerging from his talks with Obama is that "not only Israel has to give but also the Palestinians and Arab countries, not at the end of the process but now. They have to take concrete steps to improve relations with Israel and to begin to set into motion reconciliation between Israel and the Arab world."
Not "a one-way street"
Foreign Relations Committee Chairman John Kerry, a Democrat, said he was "encouraged by a number of things" Netanyahu said earlier during a meeting with committee members.
In blunt discussions Monday, Obama told Netanyahu to stop expanding Jewish settlements and grasp the "historic opportunity" to make peace with the Palestinians. Kerry said he too had stressed to Netanyahu "the importance of Israel moving forward, especially in respect to the settlements issue."
But Kerry said he also told the Israeli that the issue was not "a one-way street" and that Arab steps toward joining the "regional road map" to peace were also critical.
Netanyahu said he told Kerry and the other senators that the threat from Iran remains a strong part of any equation for negotiations.
"We intend to pursue the peace track independent of what happens in Iran," Netanyahu said, adding that "in point of fact, it should be done in parallel."
Palestinian obligation
Netanyahu considers Iran, with its nuclear program, arsenal of ballistic missiles and repeated calls for Israel's destruction, to be his country's greatest threat. He said Tuesday that Israel and "its neighbors" recognize the threat from Iran, and noted that "I was assured by President Obama yesterday that the U.S. is committed to preventing that from happening."
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Animated Boehner: 'There's nothing complex about the Keystone Pipeline!'
House Speaker John Boehner became animated Tuesday over the proposed Keystone Pipeline, castigating the Obama administration for not having approved the project yet.
- Budget deficits shrinking but set to grow after 2015
- Senate readies another volley on unemployment aid
- Obama faces Syria standstill
- Fluke files to run in California
- Animated Boehner: 'There's nothing complex about the Keystone Pipeline!'
Obama said he also told the Israeli leader that negotiations start from an existing agreement to establish an independent Palestinian state in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. And, he told reporters that serious negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians would be possible only if Netanyahu would order an end to the expansion of Jewish settlements in the West Bank.
Netanyahu, whose hard-line government replaced a more moderate Israeli coalition last March, said he was ready to resume peace talks with the Palestinians immediately but refused to say if he would negotiate the creation of a Palestinian state existing alongside Israel. On the settlements, Netanyahu told reporters who traveled with him that Palestinians must also be held to their obligation to dismantle militant groups.
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, who visits the White House on May 28, has said he would not resume negotiations unless Israel committed to a two-state solution and agreed to freeze settlements. His aides offered praise for Obama but were disappointed with Netanyahu's response.
Obama declared a readiness to seek deeper international sanctions against Iran if it shunned U.S. attempts to open negotiations on its nuclear program. He said he expected a positive response to his diplomatic outreach by the end of the year.
Iranian officials did not publicly comment on Obama's decision to give the country until the end of the year to respond to U.S. diplomatic overtures.
Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki reiterated Tuesday that Iran appreciates Obama's new approach but is waiting for concrete changes in U.S. policy.
"Since assuming office, the new U.S. president has proposed new outlooks and we also witness changes in his rhetoric that differ from his predecessor, but these words should be translated into action," Iran's official news agency quoted Mottaki as saying after meeting with Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari in Tehran.
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Blaming / Skuldbeläggande
Blaming and Accountability
Impatience with discomfort and momentary amnesia for one's own 'grit' causes blaming; and blaming makes it almost impossible to actually create accountability.....now this is an important idea I hope to hang onto. Refocus on grit, compassion, patience...and EFFECTIVE accountability.....why do so many good things involve patience with discomfort? When I 'grit' my teeth to persevere, something tightens in me and the discomfort increases. Now to practice 'gritting' without tightening.....feels more like ....?
Click here to see Brene Brown 'On Blame'
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The Greek myth of Narcissus tells of a young man who saw his own reflection in a pool of water, and was so entranced that he fell in love with it. Eventually, realising it was himself he loved, and that he could never have the object of his desire, he committed suicide. I don't know how long he stared before he realised, but the pool must have been pretty still to not give the game away, unless he thought his lover had a naturally wavy face. I guess the moral is either A – never look at your own reflection or B – if you do, for god's sake have the wherewithal to recognise it.
You may think you know where I'm going with this. "Oh I get it. You're saying we're all Narcissus aren't you, because we look at ourselves a lot?" Well no that's not what I was going to say, and please don't predict the narrative progress of my blog, because mostly there isn't one. Plus I'm pretty sure no-one's killed themselves because they've fallen in love with their own reflection. And in fact, if Narcissus was born now, he'd either kill himself at a much younger age i.e. the first time his mother took a selfie with him, perhaps mere hours after birth, or he'd get on Instagram, pout for the fans, and the likes and comments rolling in would periodically quell the pain of not having his photos love him back.
Alright yes, I am saying we're all Narcissus, what a shock.
I think vanity comes in various forms, depending on what we value in ourselves that we wish others would recognise. We tend to think of physical appearance; wanting to be attractive and so putting on makeup, going to the gym, not picking our nose in front of sexy people. Most of us are preoccupied with how we look a lot of the time. I've certainly been guilty of it. I'll fluctuate between periods of trying not to give a shit, allowing myself to leave the house wearing whatever's comfortable, and not shaving for three weeks (which in my case leaves me with almost-noticeable stubble) and periods of going to the gym four times a week, puffing myself up like a cartoon pigeon, and not shaving for three weeks, but trying to make it look like it's only been three days. When I think I look good, yes it does make me happier, more secure, but I know it shouldn't.
We should at least try to recognise when we're behaving like this though. You'll often hear people condemning gym-goers to the tune of "people at the gym are always doing X, and they always look like Y" with the detail that only comes from being a gym-frequenter themselves. It's the adult equivalent of playing heads down thumbs up and telling the teacher when you see someone with their eyes open.
"Thank you for telling me Tim, but the only way you could have known is if you're a psychic, a hypocrite, or you have transparent eyelids."
At least have the honesty to admit your own vanity though. Just do what I do and smugly decide that you're better than everyone else at the gym because the only mirror you pose in front of is the one in your bathroom. You would pose in the mirror in your bedroom, but you don't have a mirror in your bedroom, because you don't want people to think you're vain.
Physical vanity aside, we basically have a desire to feel special in any other way we can. A good example of this is to ask any one of your friends which famous person they share a birthday with. Nine times out of ten they'll be able to name one or two people, allowing themselves a quick smirk of pride if the person is particularly well-known. Again, I'm not condemning, I do it too, but I really don't know what conclusions anyone is supposed to draw from the fact I share a birthday with Leonardo DiCaprio. Are you impressed? If you like him, do you now like me? If I concentrate hard enough could I become him? My dad shares his birthday with Freddie Mercury and they both have a moustache. Is that magic?
Social media is great for this sort of thing, attributing information and trivialities to yourself in the hope of being more interesting. Someone posted a link recently to a site that would tell you what movie was number one on the day you were born. Like a zombie who feeds on dopamine instead of brains, I followed the link, and found that the number one movie on my birthday was Child's Play 2. For some reason I was actually disappointed. As though whatever film was out that day is a reflection on me. Being a younger sibling, am I in some ways a disappointing sequel? Does my life have the veneer of something innocent and playful, while actually hiding something sinister beneath?
No of course not, but if the number one movie had been Goodfellas, released only a couple of months before, I'd probably have a misplaced sense of pride, and some idiotic notion that I played some part in it.
But this is how we try to define ourselves. People like to put themselves in boxes, especially if those boxes are labelled in such a way as to suggest they are outside of other boxes. But I think the only worthwhile pride is the sort you've earned from things you've done, made or accomplished. It makes little sense to be proud of things that happened by accident, like the country you were born in. I'm not proud to be English. I'm glad I'm English, because it affords me a lot of privileges that people from other countries don't get, but pride suggests a level of smugness about it. The proudest nation is surely America, where patriotism is not as associated with jingoism and racism as it is here, although from our perspective it still looks mental. But in fairness, I worked tirelessly to convince my parents to birth me in England. I endeavoured to be white, so I could have a much easier life. And I made sure I was born into a middle class family.
I'm so proud.
Next time on the Bandwagon, to mark my twentieth blog entry, I'll be live blogging along to the aggressive screams outside my bedroom window on Saturday nights. Don't miss it!


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Layers of paint added give more meaning, bringing our focus to the eyes. A forehead of layers asking why. Shadows of white with no answers
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- Ottawa, Ontario K1P0B7
- $2,150,000
- 2 Bed, 3 Bath
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KU Design Week
KU Design Week is a great way to bring design students together, learn from other disciplines, and showcase designers and thinkers to the university as well as the Lawrence and Kansas City communities. Our goal is to get students involved, encourage collaboration between graphic designers, industrial designers, photographers, and illustrators, and most of all celebrate the paths that we have chosen. Our theme is "Hardly Working" because we spend hours dedicating ourselves to projects, making deadlines, and counting our sleepless nights. Lucky for us, we love it, meaning we're hardly working at all.
Art Directors—Chloe Hubler and Jenny O'Grady
Designers—Sarah Pickert, Kelley McQuillen, Rachel Donovan, Cooie Degnan, Gracie Fasani
Special thanks to Grace Heitmann, Beau Weber, Hannah Ream, and Roya Rostampur


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Relish Rewards launched with Relish Scotland Second Helping
Leading recipe and fine dining guide book publisher Relish Publications has unveiled Relish Rewards just ahead of the launch of their latest publication, Relish Scotland Second Helping. The fine dining recipe book and guide to the leading restaurants in Scotland is now even more valuable thanks to the Relish Rewards loyalty card.
Teresa Peters from Relish Publications explained: 'We work with dozens of outstanding restaurants and we feature in our guides, the most innovative, creative and highest quality chefs on the British restaurant scene today. All our books offer a fantastic insight into the chefs and their restaurants, and with a selection of recipes from each chef, a Relish publication is a great addition to any keen cooks' bookshelf.'
Teresa continued: 'We decided that as so many restaurants are now part of the Relish family, we should share some incentives with our loyal readers, and so we decided that a Relish Rewards loyalty card could become a fantastic companion to the book. Most of our participating restaurants felt like us, and wanted to give Relish readers an additional incentive to come and experience the fine dining that is available in all of these fantastic venues. So, the Relish Rewards card gives exclusive offers, discounts and luxury treats to anyone who uses the card when visiting a restaurant.'
'We wanted to add even more value to this wonderful book, and so the concept of Relish Rewards was born. This is a new and unique feature in recipe/fine dining guides, because now those who order a copy of the book can also receive exceptional incentives from many of the featured restaurants.'
The new loyalty card is also available simply by registering at the Relish website, www.relishpublications.co.uk and all current offers relate to Relish Scotland Second Helping participating restaurants. As new books are released in selected regions, additional offers will become available on the Relish Rewards loyalty card.
The following rewards are inclusive in the Relish Rewards card, and coincide with the launch of Relish Scotland Second Helping on the 25thFebruary 2013.
|Relish Reward
|A bottle of Prosecco for any guests booking a 2 night dinner, bed and breakfast
|A glass of port with their cheese with the tasting menu.
|Applecross Inn engraved Glencairn whisky glass to overnight guests.
|Glass house white with 2 course meal
|Craig Millar
|Coffee and petit fours for eachl Relish diner
|Glass of champagne on arrival
|A bottle of Prosecco for two guests booking a 3 course meal
|Dining Room
|A complimentary dram with coffee for every diner.
|A glass of Prosecco for each diner
|A bottle of chilled Prosecco will be awaiting any Relish member booking a two night stay
|A glass of delicious dessert wine for any Relish member having a Table d'Hôte dinner in the restaurant
|Champagne on arrival
|Free glass of house wine for each diner
|A complimentary cocktail for any Relish diner
|The Peat Inn
|A half bottle of champagne on arrival in their suite. For guests dining a glass of champagne as a pre dinner aperitif
|The Seafood Restaurant
|A complimentary glass of dessert wine with a dessert or cheese course.
For more information about the other range of publications or to buy a book for your region, simply visit www.relishpublications.co.uk
Mark Carton
0191 5641444
About Relish Publications
Relish Publications are an independent publishing house offering an exclusive guide to the UK's Finest Restaurants and Chefs. Each Restaurant has been hand-picked by Relish and represents the very best each region has to offer. Selecting a highly acclaimed venue to dine at couldn't be easier. We offer you a full biog about each Restaurant, stunning photography and FREE use of the chefs' exclusive recipes so that you can cook like a Michelin starred chef in your own home.
The series of beautiful hard back recipe books, featuring recipes from the region's finest chefs are available from our bookshop, the featured Restaurants and on Amazon. They make perfect gifts for travellers and foodies alike. These ingredients are what make this Relish Restaurant Guide genuine and unique.


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Stage, 80', Cast of 12 - Commissioned by Cia SESC de Dança MG
"A secret wound, often unknown to himself, drives the foreigner to wandering. Exile always involves a shattering of the former body. The foreigner is the hidden face of our identity. Always elsewhere, the foreigner belongs nowhere. The foreigner has nothing, he is nothing. But he is ready for the absolute, if an absolute could choose him."
From Julia Kristeva's 'Strangers to Ourselves'


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We are so excited to offer this section in the Studio!! Check out your pregnancy workouts by following the steps below:
iOS - Find your workouts by going to On Demand and selecting the "Pregnancy" category!
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Carolina Hurricanes (16-17-6) at Edmonton Oilers (16-21-3)
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The Oilers look to improve on their respectable home ice record on Monday as they welcome the Carolina Hurricanes to Rexall Place.
The Carolina Hurricanes take to the road looking to continue their ascent up the Metro division standings as their recent surge has them in sixth place and chasing down the Penguins and Devils as we approach the mid way point of the season. Carolina was expected to be among the league doormats this season and while they started off that way they have played much better of late and could very well surprise everyone by landing a wild card spot. The Canes though look like a team poised to be sellers at the trade deadline and as such I think they will take a nose dive at the season progresses despite playing in a division that is jammed in the middle and seemingly wide open beyond the Capitals right now.
The Oilers meanwhile are in a similar predicament as they continue to battle through an injury riddled season that has hampered expectations a bit and will hope they can sustain some kind of momentum until they get Connor McDavid and Nail Yakupov back. In the interim though they have gotten spectacular play out of Taylor Hall and Leon Draisatl and when the youngsters return the Oil could go on a run thanks to a weak Pacific division that is separated by just five points from second through to seventh. Edmonton to me is the better of these two teams and I think they give the home fans another big outing.


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Friday Night Club: Sunshine Socials!
Laurin Rivers
Last year we were fortunate enough to receive yet another generous grant from the Long Cove Charitable Advisory Committee. This wonderful group of individual donors has been so supportive of Pockets Full of Sunshine since our inception and were actually the first grant request we ever received! They helped us buy our beautiful blue sunshine tent years ago and it is still serving us well!
Most recently, we went to Long Cove with a request for funding for a new Friday night social program. Our mission is two-fold, vocation and socialization. Our Sunday craft sessions and Thursdays at TSA are helping fulfill the vocational aspect of our mission, and although both of these programs are socially inclusive, we wanted to add a program that was all about fun and being together socially. After all, learning social constructs and getting out in the community is certainly just as important if not more so than learning a vocational skill!
Long Cove was kind enough to grant our request, and the church generously offered us space, and now we have Friday Night Club!
Our Rays come on Friday evenings from 6-9 to participate in a variety of fun activities that are planned and facilitated by our wonderful friends Danielle and Alex. Every other Friday the Rays go out into the community where they do a variety of fun activities; movies, plays, putt putt, dinner in a restaurant, frozen yogurt, a concert etc.
On the opposite Fridays they participate in activities within the church; kareoke night, pizza and a movie, board games, craft projects, preparing their own meal, etc.
Everyone LOVES Friday's and the Rays are learning and growing so much in their relationships with one another and the community.
Friday Nights also offer a break for parents and caregivers which is so necessary and not always easy to find.
We have loved adding this program and look forward to it's future! If you are interested in volunteering or know an adult who would like to attend, check out our monthly schedules on the Upcoming Events page!


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tsk tsk tsk, i know what you're thinking: isn't this something you buy from ikea? NO-NO-NO, then you're missing the whole aspect of craftsmanship and quality engineering. i am glad to see the 1919 version has adopted to today's manufacturing methods and mounting options, made possible by Mackapär… yes,the beautiful & functional design icon is back!
oh and don't forget hop over to Mackapär's blog by Ulrika Kullenberg (who started the production with her husband) – their new home in south sweden is a lovely inspiration!!!


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SONARAY Flood Lights fit a myriad of applications.
Recently Marine News Magazine recognized SONARAY as one of its top 100 brands serving the marine industry. This recognition was largely because of the performance of SONARAY LED Flood Lights in shipping, ports, and other marine applications. SONARAY LED Flood Lights are used in rugged ports in Panama, on commercial fishing craft navigating the Bering Sea, on military vessels, on dredges, and many other applications both in blue and brown water scenarios. While marine is a great vertical market using the flood lights, the lights are also used in many other applications.
Both the 520 and 1000-watt models of the flood light are used in area and sports lighting applications. SONARAY floods are excellent for multipurpose fields including baseball, football, and soccer.
The Ulm, Germany arm of SONARAY recently retrofitted a soccer field in Stuttgart, Germany and the U.S. division just shipped 1000-watt flood lights for two baseball fields. The high-powered flood lights perform with impressive lumen outputs that average 140 lumens per watt.
SONARAY builds flood lights that range in power from 30-watts all the way up to the 1000-watt model that is so popular in the sports applications.
As of this writing SONARAY is offering special stocking quantity pricing on the 150-watt model of its Delta Flood Light line. Uses for this fixture can range anywhere from area lighting to wall washer lighting for large buildings to use on bridges or in marine applications.


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fashion across borders x HOTEL TOTAL pres. FASHION TOTAL
In collaboration with Fashion across Borders, a network of Fashion Clash Maastricht (NL), Modemuseum Hasselt (BE) and designmetropole aachen (DE), HOTEL TOTAL will present a holy Fashion Weekend.
If you are a designer, artist or freethinker and like to be part of this event, we are looking forward to your ideas! Of course the participation is free of charge, deadline for submissions is 23rd of September 2016. OPEN CALL
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The sham public disturbance trials are nearing their conclusion, with final arguments to be presented tonight, December 7 at 7pm, when The AFC Challenge comes to the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. Wholesale acquittals are expected.
In "Ouch my ears, pt. 2" we introduced the topic of dissonance, and we won't be looking back on that front. Interestingly, though, we will be returning, philosophically, to the ideas raised relating to the first piece on the program, Philip Glass's tonal and lovely Echorus (see "Ouch my ears, pt. 1"): music that depicts functional systems rather narrative tension and conflict. Here, again, in works by Ligeti, Usui, and Xenakis, the music relates to concepts and sounds encountered in the real world, like the sound of a beehive, of our stomach growling, or of the wind hitting a ship's sail.
Where these pieces are exceptional are in the ways they use dissonance to create music that is felt in an almost tactile way, and, in that, they make a fine triptych, each relating to a different state of matter: the Ligeti as vapor, the Usui as liquid, the Xenakis as solid.
György Ligeti: Ramifications
Accused of: what is that?
Ligeti's Ramifications is a cloud in sound and, in that, a remarkable and complex achievement. There have been pieces dating back centuries that have depicted scenes in various states of cloudiness, Beethoven's "Pastoral" Symphony for instance, but these never get past the bluff called out in René Magritte's The Treachery of Images ("Ceci n'est pas une pipe"), that these are mere depictions or interpretations. Ramifications comes as close to debunking this as one can and maybe even succeeds, at least achieving the definition of a cloud that is "an indistinct or billowing mass." So, when someone asks what you did Thursday night, you can tell them "I heard a cloud," and you wouldn't be lying.
And if, to accomplish that, Ligeti has to tune one half of the ensemble a quarter tone sharp, or abandon all tonality and pitch center, or utilize dense, complex, offset rhythms; we should grant him that.
Shiori Usui: In Digestion
Accused of: what IS that??
Next we get to say: "I went inside a stomach!" And to those not familiar with the animated children's television series The Magic School Bus (specifically Season 1, Episode 2, in which the class is shrunk down and travels inside Arnold's digestive system), this may not seem like the coolest thing ever, but it is.
Among composer Shiori Usui's inspirations in her work are "the sounds of the human body, the deep sea, and many other weird and wonderful organisms living on Earth." In Digestion, then, is her artful transcription of the sounds of eating and digesting food. Looping back to the earlier comparison, that the final three works of The AFC Challenge represent vaporous, liquid, and solid states (this work being liquid), the context presented is perhaps a bit grotesque, and might even elicit a groan. We need, though, to swallow those preconceptions and, again, approach this with a beginner's mind and a spirit of fun. The spirit behind this piece truly is one of curiosity and playfulness, the childlike glee of reveling in gross things. It's not as forbidding as it sounds; despite the chomping sound effects, it won't bite.
Iannis Xenakis: Voile
Accused of: WHAT IS THAT???
Here we reach the max: music both dissonant and loud, that can almost be felt physically, as a solid object. This might possibly be traced to Xenakis's roots as an architect, when he was a partner of Le Corbusier, one of the pioneers of "modern architecture." In his music, then, alongside the physicality of sound, is a clarity of structure and texture that ought to dispel notions that his music is at all "random," and might even help reframe the apparent harshness as something cutting, clear, and invigorating.
With Voile, once again, is also a sort of glee in misbehaving, in the spirit of the "enfant terrible." There are hints of popular tunes (highly discordant, of course: 2:29 in the video below), as well as classical tropes, like the final chords, reminiscent of grand Beethovenian ending (4:44).
Beyond the structure and humor, though, is also a good deal of anguish, and in this one may find it helpful to approach Xenakis's music with a degree of compassion. As you can see in his photo, his face is scarred, and he was also blind in one eye, stemming from an injury sustained from a tank blast as a member of the Greek resistance during World War II. He was able to escape, and lived in exile from the right-wing regime that was installed following the war for over 20 years. It's this subtext that might help us to transform Xenakis from a forbidding figure to one that's misunderstood.
We'll leave you with a quote from John Cage, who said: "I think that people are wonderful, and I think this because there are instances of people changing their minds." Here, then, with music that might that might not be in our usual rotation, the key is being open to that, to listen with fresh ears, with curiosity, and good humor.
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Malnutrition in Nursing Home Patients
Older people become malnourished more easily and quickly than younger people. Nursing homes that provide an inadequate or unbalanced diet or fail to detect chronic malnourishment put elderly patients at serious risk to their health.
Malnutrition May Arise from Negligent Conditions
Malnutrition is typically the result of reduced food intake, unbalanced diet, or accelerated calorie loss due to environmental conditions or physical exertion. In cases of neglect, malnutrition arises from avoidable deprivation.
Due to decreased body reserves and other diminished capacities, the elderly are much more susceptible to malnourishment than younger people. In addition, many aging patients have dental problems or experience loss of appetite caused by medication. Thus they must be monitored carefully for any signs of malnutrition.
Another reason patients become malnourished while staying in nursing homes is that many cannot feed themselves without assistance. Each year hundreds of nursing homes receive citations for inappropriate feeding tube insertions and improper feeding methods.
If malnutrition goes unrecognized for long periods of time by nursing home staff and medical personnel, neglect is likely to be present. If elderly malnutrition is a consistent or chronic problem within a care facility, health complications may become severe or life-threatening.
Early signs of malnutrition can be difficult to recognize, especially because symptoms often seem like the natural side effects of aging. However, common signs and symptoms of malnutrition:
- Sudden or steady weight loss
- Muscle loss
- Weakness
- Fatigue
- Vertigo
- Dry skin
- Confusion
- Tooth decay
- Damage to internal organs
- Memory loss
Pennsylvania & New Jersey Nursing Home Abuse Lawyers
Nursing homes have a mandate to provide a reasonable standard of care to residents under their supervision. Malnutrition incidents are completely avoidable, and often indicate caregivers are neglecting those under their care. When a nursing home or care facility fails to uphold the mandated standard of care, including failing to prevent malnourishment, that facility may be liable for damages.
No matter how vigilant we are, we cannot watch our elderly loved ones all the time. For those with a family member who has suffered neglect or abuse while under the care of a nursing home or assisted living facility, please contact us immediately to protect your legal rights.
You can reach our team of elder abuse attorneys toll-free at 1-855-462-3330 or by using our online contact form.


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Enter the Summer CSA/
Yesterday I picked up our first summer CSA share. For those of you who are wondering what I'm talking about, CSA stands for Community-Supported Agriculture. It's a locally-based model for farming where families or individuals "buy in" to the farm season by paying in advance for a share of the farm's crops (or meat or eggs or cheese). Each week, a CSA member picks up their share, which includes whatever fruit or vegetables (or meat, eggs, etc) were harvested that week. Most farms with CSAs also go to farmers markets and distribute to grocery stores and restaurants, but CSAs provide an advance, reliable source of income for farms while allowing people to enjoy food grown in their own community.
We joined a CSA at Jericho Settlers Farm, which is less than five miles from our house. Talk about local food!
I was expecting something pretty mediocre for this first pick-up because the beginning of the season is often a little sparse. But our bag was packed with delicious vegetables. Kale, two heads of red leaf lettuce, pak choi, green onions, broccoli rabe, a bag of mesclun mix, a few new potatoes, and 6 little basil seedlings.
One of the nice things about Jericho Settlers Farm is that they send you an email in advance letting you know what's going to be in your share that week and giving some recipe recommendations. I pinned their broccoli rabe recommendation, and because I knew I was going to be getting some, I was on the look-out during the week. Low and behold, Ashley from (never)homemaker posted a delicious-looking photo of broccoli rabe sauteed with white beans that is now competing to be the recipe of choice for the little bunch of broccoli rabe.
As for the rest, there are definitely some salads in my future - looking forward to making some hearty ones with my salad-making guide. And once I get another bed prepared, I'll plant those in the garden.
So here begins the weekly journey of creative cooking where I try to keep ahead of the vegetables!


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Jerry Brown limits spending increases, tries to avoid other governors' follies
Gov. Jerry Brown followed a familiar pattern Thursday when he proposed to use much of an unexpected windfall in state tax revenue to pay down debt and sock away money in a new rainy day fund.
But Brown, releasing his revised budget, also nodded to his Democratic allies in the Legislature by offering several proposals aimed at helping the least fortunate Californians share in the bounty of the state's economic recovery.
While we might quibble with some of the details, on balance the governor seems to be charting a sensible course.
His intent, as it has been for years, is to steer the state back toward fiscal stability while building a cushion against the next economic downturn. As he said Thursday, another recession is coming. We just don't know when.
Also coming, unless the voters intervene, is the expiration of tax increases Brown proposed and campaigned for in 2012. Brown has viewed that voter-approved tax as temporary.
One projection by Brown's staff shows state spending outstripping revenue by $2 billion in 2019. That's four years away, and a lot can and will change by then. But it's still good reason for Brown and the Legislature to be cautious about how they spend the current surplus.
The governor's top priorities for the new money include:
- A new state version of the federal Earned Income Tax Credit, which helps to offset payroll and other taxes for low-income people as they move from public assistance into the workforce. Brown's proposal is narrower, less expensive and more targeted to low-wage workers than Democrats in the Legislature would like. But it might be a more realistic starting point that won't bust the budget.
- Increased funding for the University of California and the California State University systems to help them hold tuition flat for the next two years.
- The provision of Medi-Cal health benefits to undocumented immigrants who are eligible for President Obama's executive order granting them residence status.
The revised budget's big winner will be K-12 education, which will be getting $6 billion more than was projected just two years ago for the coming fiscal year.
That would be $3,000 per student more than when Brown took office in 2011. And thanks to a new funding formula Brown pushed and the Legislature enacted, much of that new money will be focused on students from low-income families.
Progressives should support Brown's call for prudence. Paying down debt frees up money in the budget that can be used for new programs in the future. And building a bigger reserve will help avoid cuts to programs when the economy sputters and revenue growth slows.
If the economy defies history and the boom continues unabated, there will be more money to spend later – and that's not a bad problem for lawmakers to have.
After years of roller-coaster budgeting, Brown wants to put the state on a smoother track. That's good for taxpayers, and, ultimately, it's good for the people who rely on state services.


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Santiago Peak
Elevation: 5687'
Distance: 16 miles RT
Gain: 4,000'
Time: 9 hours
Last weekend we decided that it was time to return to Mt. Santiago for some unfinished business. Our last attempt at this peak was stopped short due to a heavy rain storm that made the trail nearly impossible. Saturday's weather was much better and we were able to drive right to the trailhead at 1600'.
The Holy Jim Trail is now in excellent shape and goes by some small cabins, across Trabuco creek a number of times and goes through some really pretty scenery. After about five miles, the trail comes out of the forest and climbs somewhat steeply up a fire road that is mostly exposed to the sun. The last three miles seem to take a long time and we had to stop a few times for rest breaks but the summit was in view and we kept pressing on. After about 5 1/2 hours of climbing, we made it to the summit which is an array of radio antennas. The view was obscured by the haze and smog but it was nice to know that we made it to the top after seeing the summit almost everyday. We covered the 8 miles back down in about 3 1/2 hours so our total time time was 9 hours including about 30 minutes on the summit. We are working well as a team and are looking forward to our next summit which will probably be Mt. Baldy in a few weeks.


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The Debrief
From 2014-2018, I was the editor of The Debrief, Bauer's multi-award winning website for millennial women.
The Debrief offered a distinct mix of tailored content that mirrors the behaviour of the constantly connected ABC1 20 something female, providing relevant content at the right time and through the right channels.
From our podcast, to our law-changing campaign to Make Renting Fair to our amazing overnight coverage of the General Election on Facebook Live, at The Debrief, our mission was produce smart, funny, relatable content to our audience that spoke directly to our audience


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text: I continue to be amazed and have my heart and soul touched so deeply by the pure simple gospel message that goes out over and over. I was 37 years in a works based - self righteous type teaching church and what I feel like now is I'm retooling everyday. One thing that happened was hearing the 2/3's repeat after the teacher "repent, repent, repent." That is so so powerful. When you are in the type of church I was in, you hear repent and be baptized to be saved. After that, sinners and backsliders are the only ones needing to repent. All the "saints" are ok. Gods grace is so faithful and I'm glad I'm reminded of the false gospel I learned as a child. I so want to keep a heart of flesh. I find myself overwhelmed by Gods grace universally and personally, being around kids is a whole different level!


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I'm a personal trainer in the Coventry and Warwickshire area helping clients to lose weight, improve fitness and feel better about themselves.
I'm mobile based so I come to you or a place of your choosing to workout under my guidance.
Here are a selection of short videos showing the types of cardio and strenght exercise my exercise programs generally include.
Spotty Dog and Star Jump arms
Would you like a FREE consultation to discuss your fitness goals? Contact me via my main website: https://www.deanclarkepersonaltrainer.com/


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Daily Dinners Personal Chef Service provides great tasting food and the precious gift of time with a convenient and affordable solution to the age old question: "What's For Dinner?" This is your answer to healthful, affordable meals enjoyed in the comfort of your home without the daily grind of planning, shopping, cooking and cleaning-up.
Daily Dinners PCS offers a personalized, professional service of meal preparation. Everything is developed to your specific tastes and dietary requirements. These meals are prepared in your home at your convenience and then packaged, labeled and stored in your refrigerator or freezer.
Everything is included in the service: menu planning, grocery shopping (including food cost), meal preparation, packaging and labeling as well as kitchen clean-up. The only thing you provide is the kitchen. Even the required pots, pans and knives are ours.
We also offer a multi-course dinner party service that allows you to enjoy top-notch restaurant style meals in the comfort and convenience of your own home. The entire meal, usually 4 courses, is developed for your specific occasion. Unique menu items are developed especially for you and are prepared fresh in your kitchen. Even table service is included so you can enjoy the time with your guests and not worry about filling glasses or clearing the table.
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Raise your hand if this Sound familiar...
You've been barreling through life at a million miles per minute, with an immense drive to achieve all of the things you believe you wanted [insert 'dream' life/career/relationship here]. Your life has been a rinse-repeat roller coaster cycle of wake up/caffeine blast/eat on the run/work hard/play hard/exercise hard/wine-d down/collapse into bed. Your quality of sleep is questionable at best. Slowing down? Not an option. Relaxation and self-care? For the birds. While your accolades and rich life experiences are amassing, it never seems like enough: your to-do list is massive, there are never-ending deadlines to meet, endless people to please (boss, partner, children, family, friends), and somehow the laundry never seems to do itself. You have had this grueling schedule day-in and day-out for some time now...
...and now you're exhausted, depleted and totally wrung out. You haven't had a good night's sleep in how long (?), and even with 8hr sleep you wake up more tired than refreshed (and please, don't try to talk to you without your morning coffee). You're often anxious, irritable, and have lost that joie de vivre that got you out of bed every day in the past. While you used to be able to eat anything you wanted, your digestion is a mess and eating makes you feel lethargic (how is that even possible?!). You constantly have gas, bloating and frequent (or not frequent enough) trips to the bathroom ... and just great, you're gaining weight. Your desire for sex and intimacy is nowhere to be found (oh wait, maybe it's at the bottom of your to-do list in the fine print), and honestly, everything feels like a chore. Perhaps you've seen your doctor, and either you received a fuzzy diagnosis that you are unsure how to act upon, you've received prescriptions that you are not really interested in taking (or try them and you feel worse), or you've been diagnosed with a chronic disease (perhaps an autoimmune disorder, inflammatory disease, or cancer).
You are now at a fork in the road, and know deep in your heart that your old patterns of behavior and way of life will no longer work. You do not understand what is happening to your body, and feel helpless, angry and confused. You are willing to consider dietary and lifestyle changes, but have no idea what to start (and your extensive online research with Dr. Google has left you even more overwhelmed). You ask yourself: will my health ever fully return? Will I ever be able to enjoy life again? Will my family, friends and colleagues be supportive of the lifestyle changes I want to make? Will I be able to fully commit to these changes? It all seems like too much ...
You are NOT alone.
I've been there, and I'm here to help.
{Transformational} nutrition Philosophy
Transformational Nutrition® (TN) Coaching takes a holistic approach to discovering the root cause of an individual's health and dietary concerns by considering the whole person - mind, body, and spirit. TN Coaching integrates psychology and spirituality with the science of nutrition to support individuals in determining appropriate solutions to create sustainable health and lifestyle changes.
As a Transformational Nutrition Coach, I care deeply that my clients are seen, heard, and feel like they matter. My clients truly are the experts of their bodies, and I help them tap into their own inherent wisdom and healing capacity. TNC is all about asking those thought-provoking questions that allow clients to dig deeper and not only reveal their truths, but also to discover the self-sabotaging beliefs that may be holding them back. I routinely work with clients on mindset, re-wiring negative beliefs, and amping up self-love so that they may create lasting changes.
I believe in the power of eating an organic, whole-foods diet according to Michael Pollan's manifesto: "Eat Food. Not too much. Mostly plants." Importantly, I believe that your diet should be tailored to YOU. As a bioindividual, a human with unique gene expression, cellular biochemistry, and varying environmental exposures, there is no "one-size-fits-all" diet that works for everyone. This means that I tailor customized health/nutrition action plans based upon my client's needs and goals. Even if you are "dialed into" one diet, you will need to make tweaks over time as the needs of your body change.
My expertise lies in helping individuals with food intolerances, especially as they are navigating changing their diet to eliminate triggering foods. I am highly experienced with implementing elimination diet protocols to specifically support YOUR needs, including:
- Gluten-free
- Paleo/Primal
- Whole30
- Autoimmune Paleo (AIP)
Transformational Nutrition Coaching addresses both the tactical part of changing one's diet, as well as the emotions associated with having to make radical diet and lifestyle changes. In addition, I am extremely passionate about working with women to amp up their self-love, increase mind-body connection, and improve their relationship with food and their bodies.
what are you truly hungry for?
Our relationship with food teaches us a great deal about who we are and how we live, and vice versa. My mentor Cynthia Pasquella says that "You eat what you are" rather than vice versa. As such, dialing in the nutrition and lifestyle plan that works for YOU requires an immense amount of honesty, patience, self-exploration, and self-compassion. I believe that each individual has the unique capacity to heal and thrive. This requires a curiosity to dive deeper into the physical, emotional and spiritual factors that contribute to disease. My coaching takes an integrative approach to Nutrition, where we dive deeper into the power of food as nourishing us:
- Physically/Biologically: the physical nutrients in foods have the power to heal and balance the body, while energizing the body to complete physical and mental activities.
- Psychologically: food and mood are intimately connected, where consuming certain foods influences mood, and moods/emotions can directly affect food choices.
- Socially: dining with others (family, friends, loved ones) can affect well-being, positively and negatively, which can then reinforce certain behaviors and beliefs about food.
- Spiritually: eating mindfully with gratitude and loving consciousness allows for deeper connection to your Authentic Self, and will support the exploration of your life purpose.
In order to be nourished in all of these areas, robust digestion is required - meaning that you not only physically digest your food, but you also digest the mental and emotional experiences of every day life. Let's face it - life can be very stressful. You may have noticed that you don't digest your food very well when you are stressed (and having digestive distress only adds to the stress!). For better or worse, it's all connected - the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual - and one area cannot be fully healed without addressing the others.
If you are ready to dig deep and uncover the root causes that are holding you back from feeling 100% alive and energized, vibrantly healthy, and ready to crush it in life - let's work together. I am ready to work with you (and your medical practitioner!) to devise a nutrition, lifestyle, and self-care plan that fully supports YOU and your needs. As your coach, I am your biggest fan, your ally, your confidant and listening ear, and the person who will challenge you when you need it most. Know that you do not need to do this alone.
It's your time to shine - let's do this!
Transformational Nutrition® is a registered trademark of the Institute of Transformational Nutrition, Inc.


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Khara release "Heave Can Wait"
We are very happy to release the new album by Khara: Heaven Can Wait.
Khara are a post-rock / instrumental quartet hailing from Kumanovo, Macedonia featuring the likes of Emil Pachkovski, Milan Trajkovikj, Filip Stojkovski and Filip Mihajlovski. They started playing together in October 2014. The name of the band comes from Mongolian mythology. It tells the tale of the first shaman who could bring the dead back to life, his name was Kara. They have been inspired by the myths of Kara, as well as his life with all of its elements.
''Heaven Can Wait'' is the their second album. It is their most intimate work up to date, with every song representing a intricate part of their lives. The album honors the struggle, the pain, the kindness, the happiness. It is meant to show the different sides of life and how every single person is meaningful to this world in different ways. How every single one of us is a light that shines in many ways. They want you to know that you are all important and you have a place in this world, and that's why, together we can say – Heaven Can Wait. Band members say: ''Become you. Feel with your own heart. Think with your own mind. Pain is a part of your life. Embrace it. Trust in your emotions. Become free.''


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Deanna + Damian - Tenth Anniversary
Ten years together is absolutely a reason to celebrate. One way Deanna and Damian celebrated, is by writing these beautiful love notes to each other, and reading them to each other as Esther Funk photographed the love they share.
This gorgeous custom ring by Hilary Druxman.


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Since 2006, Women for Women International has served more than 15,000 women through our year-long program -- thanks to supporters like you. The peace that came with South Sudan's 2011 independence has been short-lived. Civil war erupted in 2013 and a fragile negotiated peace collapsed in 2016.
The recent upsurge in conflict has swept through the area in which we are currently working, and in fall 2016, we had to halt our programs. We had continuously and cautiously monitored the security situation, standing at ready to resume our work with women. However, based on advice and assessments from our security team, other stakeholders, and NGOs in the region, Women for Women International has made the difficult decision to suspend our 12-month social and economic empowerment program in South Sudan in 2017.
Instead of implementing our program directly, we are actively looking for opportunities to work with other partners who are able to remain in-country and support their work with protecting women and combatting gender-based violence.
We fully intend to resume training once the environment allows communities to move about safely and come together without fear.


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Wine Machine Returns To SA For 2019
Caitlin Ellen
All you chardy lovers out there have something to look forward to this upcoming summer… Wine Machine is returning to the McLaren Vale this December!Read More
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All you chardy lovers out there have something to look forward to this upcoming summer… Wine Machine is returning to the McLaren Vale this December!Read More
49 more acts have been announced for 2019's WOMADelaide, running from the 8th - 11th of March.Read More
Forget Prince Harry and Meghan Markle – there's some proper British Royalty coming to town, in the form of Domestic Goddess Nigella Lawson.Read More
If like me, it's just not feasible for you to hop on a plane and jet set off to Europe just at the minute, then never fear, The Bavarian is here!Read More
St Jerome's Laneway 2019 Line-up has finally been released with a ticket date to pencil into our summer diaries and g-cals.Read More
2018/2019's lineup is looking like a god damn treat.Read More
Suss our list of 6 local bands we think are doing all the right things.Read More
Elon Musk was in Adelaide today to mark the historic event.Read More
808 Threads are filling the gaping hole in Adelaide's dress hire industry, by stocking sizes 12-20 and using real women as models.Read More
For those of you who missed it, or for those of you looking for a summary of what went down, we've put together the facts to help you decide if Coopers still has a spot in your esky moving forward.Read More
Exclusive to Adelaide, Uber is introducing UberVino, a wine touring experience like no other.Read More
A list of international heavyweights and local legends looks to make this year's GTM brilliant.Read More
As per usual, the baddies came, saw and literally demolished the placeRead More
At long last.Read More
Any fans of timeless, versatile essential items, we've found your new favourite store!Read More
Robotic yabbies come alive in Zoe Kirkwood's upcoming Collections Project.Read More
Returning for the 12th year, Semaphore Music Festival hits our shores this weekend, drowning the Semaphore and surrounding venues with some of SA's greatest talents.Read More
Sweet mother of mercy we did it. And by we, I mean St Jerome's Laneway festival.Read More
Ambleside are back and hittin' the road for an Adelaide all-star Australian tour with friends Hindsight and Sleep Talk.Read More
Get your shit together, the Falls Festival line-up is here with a m o n s t e r line-up.Read More


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What if someone wanted to hurt you?
What if that person knows you better than most?
Beth and Sara best friends creator of SaBe realize that others are not what they seem. Trust is easily compromised, but if you cannot trust your business partner whom can you trust.
Crossroads Crisis Center workers along with knowledgable detectives know the hour is crucial and time is precious, but the mystery must be solved before lives are at stake and before international foulplay is committed.
I really loved this creative and very well written book and was on the edge of my seat alot of the time spent reading it! It was very hard to put down. Playing out like a detective and murder movie that was peppered with crime, kidnapping and fear, all of these elements encompassed the story successfully while faith of the characters remained strong. The storyline is easy to follow and the novel has lots of twists, turns and key points to keep the tension high and to keep you reading! This book is the third in the series and reintroduces a few of the characters from Deadly Ties as well as new characters but this book could easily work as a stand alone novel if the first two have not been read yet. Excellent character development, believable dialogue, and visual scenery all worked well together as the book had no dull parts. I was highly entertained, challenged in my faith and would definitely recommend this novel to others. I received this book for free from Waterbrook Multnomah Publishing Group for this review.
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Back in the day, when I was blissfully unaware that I was married to a psychopath who would one day cheat on me, leave me, and blow up my life, I used to have another blog. It was one of those blogs that highlighted the rainbows and ponies of life, the milestones, the cute photographs … Continue reading Go Outside, Look Up, Breathe It In
Month: December 2017
PC Was A Terrible Husband
So, I've been writing a lot lately. On this blog, on my own, fictionally. It's funny, how a year puts so many things into perspective. I seem to keep remembering things that I had, for whatever reason, locked away in the recesses of my mind as a non-event. Like the time the kids and I … Continue reading PC Was A Terrible Husband
Give Someone Enough Rope…
For those of you who have followed this tale, from the early days of being broken and lost, it should be apparent that this journey--divorcing a narcissist--is not a straight line. Its more of a quest for some sort of peace, and the course covers terrain that challenges every aspect of oneself. Quite frankly, the … Continue reading Give Someone Enough Rope…
What's the Most Important Thing I've Ever Done? Survive.
Survive. And this.... As I mentioned in my "One Year" post a few weeks back, I published a book. And now I'm going to shamelessly use my divorce/narcissitic/cheater blog to promote it. Because, why not? https://www.amazon.com/Girls-West-Star-Charlotte-Fox/dp/1979722609/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1512654286&sr=8-1&keywords=the+girls+of+west+star Its a fictional coming of age tale of two sisters. It has nothing to do with my current situation. … Continue reading What's the Most Important Thing I've Ever Done? Survive.


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This blog post was written by the Solar Team at All Saints and St Richard's C of E Primary School
We had a really good morning at the Farmers' Market in Heathfield. We spoke to lots of different people and told them about our project. We met people from Australia who donated to our roof and who told us about how many places in Australia use renewables. We met local businesses and told them about us. Our lovely neighbouring stall holder Greenway Farm gave children and people who donated to us or who had a go on the raffle, strawberries. He was selling wonderful asparagus, and he gave us a donation. We also had a donation from the Traditional Dairy who are based locally and make wonderful cheese. Thank you so much to all of you who came and talked to us, gave us donations and had a go on the Tombola.
The Solar Team


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Restored 61 Chevrolet Truck and 63 Impala Make for a Great Back Drop for a Engagement Session
Let me share with you one great engagement shoot I had this weekend. This couple was great! When we first meet I got to know them. One of the things the groom shared with me was that he still has the original 1963 Impala that he had in high school. He then told me he was going to use it for his exit at his wedding. He then told be about his restored 1961 Chevy pick up. I was so excited to see these antique vehicles!
When we meet this Saturday I was sohappy to see two classics! The 61' Chevrolet C-10 pickup truck and the 63' Impala rolling up to site where were going to do the photos! It was classic Americana for a classic couple. I admired all the details of these classic American cars. I just love the front end of the C-10 pickup truck with this majestic grille and headlights. It just looks like it means business. The Impala is the one of the most popular automobiles during that time. It has the sleek lines of a real American car!
As a Atlanta wedding photographer I love it when I get input from a couple and they want to express them selves and show a little personality. I can tell that the cars are a extension of their personality they are down to earth and just fun people! I could not have asked for more, except for a little cooler weather in July and we know that is not going to happen in Georgia.
Thank you so much for visiting I would love to hear from you. Drop me a line in the contact section or leave a comment here. I promise I will get back to you!
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I have 4 Acer flat screen monitors to ship back to Temple TX for repairs under warranty. [One AL1916W, Three AL2017A monitors.] Several months ago I sent another one and managed to remove the plastic base for shipping. I think I was really fortunate not to break any of the plastic tabs and such... And solid instructions on this so I don't mangle any of the current 4 monitors and get them undone more easily? Thanks, L Carlson
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Success! I dug around in the Acer support center and found the exploded diagram of a monitor which showed me just what I needed to know. Basically the Hinge cover is the offending tricky plastic piece, somewhat fragile due to the plastic tabs that are nicely hidden when it is in place. Best to not pry on it with much force or metal tools, will scratch or snap easily. Here is what I did:
1. lay monitor face down on 2" layer of bubble wrap as cushion, with base hanging over the table.
2. Firm but gentle squeeze to Hinge cover while pulling downward, plastic tabs go onto monitor back bottom to top, so remove by pulling down and out from top to bottom. There are also two side tabs, also watch as pulling away so they don't snap.
3. Once the plastic hinge cover is off, very easy to see the small anchor screws that hold the base piece to the monitor back. Unscrew those and take the whole base off.
This should work for many other Acer models? since many of the Acer hinge covers are highly similar...
Thanks for the speedy reply! L Carlson
the You tube Link below shows exatly how to remove the base - in preparation for Wall Mounting
However the eight tabs below the base that need to be unlocked to remove the bottom plate to be able to Re-Pack for movement - just wont Happen !!
Acer needs to design to make it MORE USER FRIENDLY - TO UN-ASSEMBLE !!


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The jury's out on whether it's safe or not, but we know that at the least it's not 'suitable'.
From calories to vitamins, minerals and macro break down – Every brand on this website is designed around an adults nutritional needs and, simply, a child's nutritional needs are not the same.
We're early adopters, hackers, tinkerers – we're experimenting with our own bodies as we try something new and it'll be a while until the science will be in on whether it's appropriate for someone who isn't at the age where they can control their own diet.


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Pumpkin seeds are so good for you, and when you roast them with a spicy honey glaze, mmmm. You'll absolutely love these honey sriracha pumpkin seeds – a healthy and addictive snack!
We love simple recipes, right? Good eats that come to together effortlessly and produce a disproportionately high level of enjoyment.
That's this recipe. And for the sriracha addicts among you, here's yet another way to enjoy your favorite condiment: roasted with honey and select spices on crunchy, fresh pumpkin seeds until caramelized goodness develops. A sweet crunchy heat that keeps you reaching for more.
ZOMG, they're addictive. Guys, I ate almost an entire batch while watching an episode of The Walking Dead. (Good thing they're healthy, too.)
I was breaking down a pie pumpkin for homemade puree, and all these plump, gorgeous pumpkin seeds sat there on my cutting board, just begging for something to be done with them.
The difference between shelled and unshelled pumpkin seeds
So, which do you buy for this recipe? My preference is definitely shelled pumpkin seeds (also known as pepitas). They're tender and crunchy, and easy to roast and eat. Pepitas are small, about the size of a peanut, and olive green.
Pumpkin seeds in their shells, on the other hand, are big and white. They're also completely edible, but there is a chew factor that some find delightful, but others … no so much. This recipe works with both types of pumpkin seeds.
In the photo above, you can see my first batch of honey sriracha roasted pumpkin seeds — fresh from the pumpkin a mere hour before — in the background. For the second batch, I used bulk-purchased pepitas that I had in my pantry.
Rest assured, whichever pumpkin seeds you prefer, it's all good. Really good.
Oh! And the best part. (Well, the second best part, because the flavor is definitely #1.) I bought several gorgeous, deep orange, sweet pie pumpkins for $1 each at the farmers' market.
That means an entire holiday season's worth of super-fresh, organic pumpkin puree and three big batches of these sriracha roasted pumpkin seeds. All for three bucks. (The organic hippie cheapskate in me loves that.)
I think a big jar of these would make a great Thanksgiving hostest gift, along with a six pack of her favorite brew. If you can keep your own paws out of them, that is.
Karen xo
Honey sriracha roasted pumpkin seeds
- 1 cup pumpkin seeds cleaned of pulp, if used from fresh pumpkin
- 1 tablespoon sriracha
- 1 tablespoon honey
- 1/4 teaspoon pimenton smoked paprika
- 1/4 teaspoon ginger powder
- 1/8 teaspoon cumin
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- a couple of drops of apple cider vinegar
- 1/4 teaspoon olive oil
- Preheat oven 300°F
- Spread out seeds on a parchment-lined baking sheet. Bake for 15-20 minutes, or until golden.
- Meanwhile, whisk together the remaining ingredients in a medium bowl. Pour the hot seeds into the sriracha mixture and stir to coat well. Return the seeds to the baking sheet, spreading them out as best you can - they'll be sticky. Bake for 5-10 additional minutes to caramelize the sauce on the seeds.
- Remove from the oven and cool. Devour at will.
- If not consuming immediately, spread out the seeds on a cooled baking sheet and allow to set up a bit before packaging. (Otherwise, they'll tend to stick together in all of their caramelized goodness.)
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Some major clashes erupted between Italian police and Antifa during the night as the far-left organized protests all over the country.
The communists and socialist youth movements in Italy are trying to change voters' minds one week before the elections which Europe fears.
Italy looks set to become the first major nation in the 28-member bloc where a populist government stands to take power. Italy is the 4th largest economy in the Eurozone after Germany, France and Spain (the UK does not use the Euro and is therefore not technically part of the Eurozone).

Polícia da #Itália dispersa protesto de extremistas de esquerda da ANTIFA na cidade de #Turim pic.twitter.com/idnbuML6ZV
— RENOVA (@RenovaMidia) February 23, 2018

Though the far-left managed to organize large rallies both in Milan and Rome, the major cities that traditionally vote left, many fear that it will be too little too late as election polls have been remaining steady since Christmas of 2017.
The center-right party of former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, who has formed a coalition with the Lega Nord and the Fuorza Nova parties (both of whom have nationalist-populist tendencies) are bound to take some 35% of the vote.
Second in line will be the 5-star movement of Mr. Beppe Grillo, who wants Italy out of the EU and a return to the Italian Lira instead of remaining with the Euro (some in his party have vowed to devaluate the currency afterward so foreign goods would become cheaper for Italians)
The center-left of current prime minister Gentiloni stands to lose and become third and the communists and socialist youth movements will finish last.

Voter polls in Italy have barely budged since before Christmas. Each party has gone up or down a few points from poll to poll, but fundamentally little has shifted. Check our graphic ahead of the election in just over a week: https://t.co/oPWndKMfMp pic.twitter.com/7D7itXpmlU
— Simon Robinson (@iron_emu) February 23, 2018

Twitter: #maga #trump #antifa #italy #QAnon
See people ANTI-FA is a actually a International Socialist sponsored Political Terrorist group.
MSM , How about probing the Soro's or Putin collusion on this ?


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Q: What's great about brewing your own beer?
A: You get to design a label for it.
Q: What's great about designing a beer label?
A: It's an excuse to visit The Dieline for some inspiration! (Somehow a quick trip here always turns into hours of happy browsing…)
A sampling:
- Why not turn "BYOB" into BYO Label?
- This 3D rum label appeals to both geeks & pirates
- I would love to find this holiday edition beer under my Christmas tree
- Creative "medal" metaphor: Virtuous Ales
- Beautiful illustration on Cerveceria Hacienda, from Pachuca Mexico
- I won't be making any beer business cards, but this is a neat concept by Ampro Design
Enjoy! I'll post pictures if I ever stop reading The Dieline long enough to design my own label.