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Happy & user-friendly new web year from ThemZa! The Disco Beat Joomla 1.5 template translated to multiple languages
The New Year is upon us, with its own new beat and hopes for a better user-oriented online experience and anticipations for more new attractive design solutions for your web presence. We, at ThemZa, are happy to have been helpful to all of you looking for free&easy-to-use themes for your sites for the past year and are hoping to keep coming up to your ever-increasing web requirements in the new 2010, so that we can all make the web a better place to browse.
Since we could not resist the holiday season's mood and took advantage of a few vacation days, we did not announce any new releases at the end of the last year. We saved our creative energy for the beginning of January, when you will see our new free design surprises. Meanwhile, we are glad to present to you one of our most downloaded themes – Disco Beat, translated into various languages. This music-driven template is now known as Juerga Musical in Español, Réjouissances Musicales in Français, Musicale Baldoria in Italiano, and Folia Musical in Português. Also, our users from The Netherlands will be surprised to browse Muzikale Feestvreugde in Nederlandse, the Bulgarian friends of ThemZa will see the template as Музикална Веселба in Български and those from Russia – as Музыкальное Веселье in Русский. Greetings to our friends in Turkey and Greece with the Türkçe version of theme known as Müzik Şenlik and the Ελληνικά version, now available as Μουσικό γλέντι.
For a quick overview of the Disco Beat's layout features and customization options you could take a look at the video trailer and the template management tutorial, we have prepared for you (available in English):
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Putting the customer at the center of your social strategy
To thrive in a world of ever-increasing competition and heightened customer-expectation, your customer must take center-stage of your social and wider business operations.
Moreover, recognizing the notion of a customer journey within social media is bringing great reward to leading organizations, as they are able to connect with the customer seamlessly across platforms, channels and departments.
Hear from:
- MTV, Senior Vice-President Consumer Marketing, Mindy Stockfield
- The Economist, Vice-President Global Integrated Content Solutions, Jeff Pundyk
- Conversocial, CEO, Josh March

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Amaranth Country Home
Property ID #562
2 bedroom bungalow with a large yard, a beautiful garden and apple trees.
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2 bedroom bungalow with a large yard, a beautiful garden and apple trees.
Property ID #559
2 bedroom country home with a large yard and shop, located just north of Langruth, Manitoba.
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3 bedroom bungalow with a small deck and a garage.
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3 bedroom mobile home with a large yard close to Portage La Prairie.
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3 bedroom bungalow with a fenced yard, paved driveway and just a short walk to Crescent lake and the walking path.
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Excellent location, looking south to the lake. 3 bedroom bungalow with 2 and a half baths and an attached garage with a fenced yard.
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Quiet southwest location with a beautiful fireplace. 4 bedroom bungalow, 3 up 1 down with 2 bathrooms. Comes with a large garage and a gazebo.
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This beautiful 4 bedroom lake view bungalow comes with a fireplace, a carport and 2 and a half baths.
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A cozy 2 bedroom bungalow was freshly renovated and comes with 1 bath and central air.
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Cottage style, 3 bedroom home looking onto the lake with a large garage and a beautiful backyard.
Welcome to Diamond D Auto Sales, serving Portage La Prairie, Manitoba and surrounding areas with over 25 years of business. We offer Automobile Sales and Service, Property Rentals and Auction Services.
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2019 Calender
Noel Donaldson has been working hard behind the scenes to set up the 2019 TT series and with the dates now finalised and submitted to the MYA, they can be shared so that you can start to plan your personal lives around them.
Round 1 9 March Eastbourne
Round 2 6 April Bournville
Round 3 11 May Birkenhead
Round 4 9th June Watermead (Note - This is now SUNDAY)
Round 5 6 July Keighley
Round 6 7 July Keighley
Round 7 (UK Nationals) 14&15 September Gosport
Round 8 12 October Two Islands
2018 Calender:
This year the Class Champion trophy remains ensconced in Yorkshire with John Tushingham taking the title for the second year in a row, and with 4 wins and a 2nd there was no touching him. Well done John.
The final results standings after Round 8 can be found here.
Traveller 1 - Eastbourne, Saturday,10th March 2018 - Report
Traveller 2 - Lincoln, Saturday, 21st April 2018 - Results
UK National Championship - Two Islands (MK), Saturday & Sunday, 12th May & 13th May 2018 - Results
Traveller 3 - Keighley (Weecher), Saturday, 16th June 2018 - Results
Traveller 4 - Keighley (Weecher), Sunday, 17th June 2018 - Results
Traveller 5 - Gosport, Saturday, 21st July 2018 - Enter
Traveller 6 -
Traveller 7 - Birkenhead, Saturday, 22nd September 2018 - Results
Traveller 8 - Datchet Water, Saturday, 13th October 2018 - Results
The best five results from any of the nine events above will count towards the 2018 RG65 UK Class Champion Trophy.
Results and Reports for the 2017 Series:
This year's Champion is John Tushingham. John is a worthy winner, and was applauded by all, Phil Holliday (last year's winner) presented the trophy to John at the lakeside presentation. Alex Corey's win on the last day of the season took him in to 2nd place overall with Tobi Laux having to settle for third. The full rankings are here.
Traveller Series (1) Saturday 4th March at Eastbourne - Results
Traveller Series (2) Saturday 22nd April at Weecher Resevoir, West Yorkshire
Traveller Series (3) Sunday 23rd April at Weecher Resevoir, West Yorkshire - Results
Traveller Series (4) Saturday 13th May at Scotland Farm, Lincoln - Results
RG65 UK National Championships 24th & 25th June at Birkenhead - Results
Travellers Series (5) Saturday 15th July at Gosport - Results
Traveller Series (6) Saturday 12th August at Two Islands, Milton Keynes Results
Traveller Series (7) Saturday 9th September at Datchett Water Results
Traveller Series (8) Saturday 7th October at Watermead Results
Results and reports for the 2016 series are below :-
After 8 events with a total of 69 skippers taking part, Phil Holiday of Datchet Water was awarded the 2016 Class Champion Trophy, full results are here.
Traveller series (1) Saturday 5th March at Watermead - Results
Traveller series (2) Saturday 16th April at Birkenhead - Results
Traveller series (4) Saturday 21st May at Lincoln - Results
RG65 UK National Championship 4th & 5th June at Eastbourne - Results
Traveller series (5) Saturday 23rd July at Birkenhead - Results
Traveller series (6) Saturday 13th August at Two Islands (Milton Keynes) - Results
Traveller series (7) Saturday 3rd September at Datchet Water (near Heathrow) - Results
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In this free tutorial from the team at Arturia, Product Specialist Quincas takes you through the basics of this amazing sounding and massive collection of virtual instrument patches with step by step guides to creating some amazing sounds.
Starting with setting up the Analog Lab 3 software Quincas shows you how to resize the QUI to fit your screen size and resolution and to make sure our audio interface and MIDI controllers are configured correctly.
He then goes on to give us a full tour of the new improved GUI and shows us the basics of navigating and searching for the desired sound or instrument from over 6,000 different synth, piano, organ or multi patches available in Analog Lab 3.
Quincas covers creating Multi patches and takes us through instrument selection, key range and midi channel setup, the effects section and macro functionality showing how altering one virtual knob can change multiple parameters in both instruments in their new multi.
Finally, we see how to create playlists which is very handy when using Analog Lab 3 in a live situation rather than in the studio.


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5:30 PM canine demonstration on Bosco Student Plaza (FRIDAY ONLY)
6 PM panel with dog handler (FRIDAY ONLY)
7 & 9:30 PM * Friday, September 8
Forum Hall, Ground floor, K-State Student Union
7 & 9:30 PM * Saturday, September 9
Wildcat Chamber, First floor, K-State Student Union
All showings FREE for the military-connected community and students with valid K-State ID
$3 for the public
The true life story of Megan Leavey, a young Marine corporal whose unique discipline and bond with a military combat dog saved many lives during her deployment in Iraq. Assigned to clean up the K-9 unit after a disciplinary hearing, Leavey starts to identify with Rex, a particularly aggressive dog that she trains. Over the course of their service, Megan and Rex complete more than 100 missions until an improvised explosive device injures both, putting their fates in jeopardy.


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SunnyD Bottle Display Coffee/Biscotti/Syrup/Creamer Display
Header + recipe graphics for Super Bowl FP display rendering | Header, side panel + pallet wrap graphics for Summer Entertaining FP display rendering.
Personal Project - Personalized Graphics | Production Art for Earlham College Viewbook + Departmental Brochures.
Cherry Graphic application to Coaster + Drawstring Bag
Production Art for Butler University Departmental Brochures
Some Bunny to Love Illustration | Lady in Sun Hat Illustration
Girl Illustration | Let it Snow Illustration
Cup 'O Coffee Illustration | Trafalgar Apple Orchard Illustration
Jergens Lotion Illustration | Door panel, trunk cover and tire cover illustrations for IPC
Personal logo design and business card.
Logo design, letterhead, envelope and business cards for Humphrey's Hilltop Golf Course.
Humphrey Hilltop Golf Course business card - front.
Humphrey Hilltop Golf Course business card - back.
Logo design and business for Dimension Mark.
Business card layout and color experimentation on existing logo.
Mentos Mints Countertop Display Rendering | Aquafresh Hanging Merchandiser Rendering
Playing Card + Score Pad DIsplay Rendering | Mentos + Air Heads Display Rendering
Tic Tac Window Merchandiser Rendering | Mini Hanging Cold + Flu Merchandiser Rendering
I have worked with clients to create various retail renderings of all shapes and sizes using Photoshop/Illustrator. I collaborate with a structural designer who provides a POG and sketch or white rendering of structure. Taking those things, I then create a final image composing of header, side and pallet wrap graphics (in alignment with branding standards), spec the tray/skirt flood color and lastly convert flat product images to 3D and place into appropriate locations on the display. Because I create a digital illustration directly in Photoshop, the turn-around time is greatly reduced and the results have a more artistically enhanced quality than most computer-generated renderings.
Pet Center Double FP display Rendering | Header + Side Graphics for Pet Center Dog FP display rendering.
Holiday Baking FP display rendering | Gluten Free FP display rendering + Logo Design
Seasonal Scents + College Basics HP display renderings | Ice Cream Sundae + Red, White & Barbeque QP display renderings.
Horizon School Bus Snacking FP display rendering | Rendering to show One-Touch Shelf Replenishment Capabilities
Brita + Hidden Valley FS renderings | Soy Vay + Lunar New Year FS renderings.
Jack Daniel's Grilling FS + HP renderings shown in retail setting | Moms. Dads + Grads FS display renderings.


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DOZENS of boy racers are terrorising a Worcestershire town centre with high speed car chases.
More than 100 boy racers are often involved in the noisy and dangerous activities which regularly occur in Bromsgrove town centre.
A secret database compiled by West Mercia traffic officers has details of dozens of motorists who are suspected of driving around the town playing loud music as part of large night-time meets.
Loud revving of modified cars and littering has also been reported by locals, who have now become fed up with the careless behaviour of the louts. West Mercia Police have now warned the gangs they would seize and crush their cars if they were caught causing trouble on the roads.
PC Steve Yapp, of Bromsgrove Police, said: "We have had a number of conversations with drivers about their behaviour and, in particular, about having consideration for others and moving away from residential areas such as Windsor Street.
"The majority have taken on board our views and common sense has prevailed, but there are a small minority who have not taken any notice, and it is these we will be concentrating on."
Officers are now targeting the known hotspots of Windsor Street, High Street and Market Street in a crack-down on the illegal drivers.
PC Yapp added: "If vehicles continue to be used in an anti-social manner, the drivers and registered keepers, who may be the driver's parents, ultimately run the risk of having them seized.
"We are not killjoys and we know young lads, in particular, like to get together and show off their cars.
"But large groups gathering at night does have an impact on residents' quality of life."


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6 Jun 2015
Dr. Thiel goes over scriptures throughout the Bible related to the gifts of the Spirit that are listed in Galatians 5:22-23: love, joy, peace, longsuffering, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. He also reviews Galatians 5:19-22 and finishes the 5th chapter of Galatians, and also covers the 6th chapter. This sermon is the fourth of a four-part series covering the Book of Galatians.


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The Day by Day: Learning Together app is designed for mums and dads with children up to three years old. The app prompts parents to play simple learning games and do activities in everyday environments, such as the kitchen, bathroom, outdoors and travelling. Maria, who has three children under five years old, says she and her husband downloaded the app to their phones and spend a couple of minutes looking at it each weekday.
'The activities are quick and straightforward, so even after a busy day, it doesn't take much effort to complete one to two activities that we'll try with the kids over the next few days,' Maria says. '" I am already noticing how they are more intrigued about everything we do — asking questions and fascinated about the simple things while learning at the same time."
Parents can even design the app's characters to look like themselves and their child. The app is readily accessible on Android and Apple smart phones, tablets, and designed so there are no ongoing data usage costs.
The State Government invested $300,000 into the app, while Save the Children, one of Australia's largest aid and development agencies, oversaw its development. Save the Children worked with researchers, policymakers and practitioners, and consulted with parents to develop the app.
Save the Children Australia State Manager for Victoria and South Australia Claire Febey says "The app creates healthy habits and attitudes by rewarding players for completion of small goals. It brings families closer as kids learn new things and together they share accomplishments"
Minister for Early Childhood Education Jenny Mikakos says "The project aligns with the $202.1 million Education State Early Childhood Reform Plan, created to provide more support for parenting - particularly for first-time parents who may not have easy access to facilities and services".
For more information, see:
Early Childhood Reform Plan
Download Day by Day for iPhone or iPad from the Apple Store
Download Day by Day for Android devices from Google Play


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Make It Spicy!
For a long time, I had a very limited spice and dried herbs selection in my kitchen. Ok, ok, I had a non-existent spice and herbs selection in my kitchen:) I just didn't see the point of going out and buying all these individual bottles when I could just go buy taco mix or BBQ seasoning and be done with it.
Many years and countless meals made later, I have realized the need for a well stocked spice rack. Spices and dried herbs, both mixed with other spices and on their own, add amazing flavor and depth to so many dishes and can take a good meal to an amazing one. Dried herbs and spices are a staple in every kitchen and if purchased a few at a time (many keep for at least a year and a little goes a long way!) are not such a bad hit to the wallet.
Over time, I have developed quite a selection of herbs and spices. This came in handy one night when I wanted to make a dish that called for taco seasoning and found my shelves lacking a packet. Feeling lazy and really wanting to get dinner on the table without a store run, I poked around cookbooks and online and discovered you can make your own taco seasoning with spices many folks (me included!) have at home! I was amazed! I grabbed the ingredients, measured and mixed them together and ta-da! Taco seasoning! And the best part was I had made enough to use for many meals, which when you buy the packaged mix, it is only designed for one meal.
Today I want to share three of my favorite mixes with you, Taco Seasoning, Italian Seasoning and Jimmy's Dry BBQ rub. These can be used in so many ways and if you have a decently stocked spice drawer you likely have all the things you need on hand. You can also customize these to increase, decrease or even omit a herb or spice you or your people do not care for to give you the perfect flavor for what you like! Saving money and controlling how the final flavor comes out? This sounds like a winner to me!
Taco Seasoning
Prep Time: 5 minutes | Storage: sealed container in cool, dry area | Shelf Life: 6-12 months
- 2 tablespoons and 1 teaspoon chili powder
- 1 tablespoon onion powder
- 1 tablespoon salt
- 1 teaspoon ground pepper
- 1 tablespoon garlic powder
- 1 tablespoon dried oregano
- 1 teaspoon dried cumin
- 1/2 teaspoon cayenne powder
- Mix all spices into a airtight plastic container or zip-top bag and combine well until all spices are well blended
- I use about 2 tablespoons of this mix for my ideal seasoning but use more or less to your taste and how taco-y you like your meals!
Italian Seasoning
Prep Time: 5 minutes | Storage: sealed container in cool, dry area | Shelf Life: 6-12 months
- 1 tablespoon dried oregano
- 2 tablespoons dried basil
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon pepper
- 1 tablespoon dried rosemary (crush it up in your fingers a little to release the flavor of the rosemary a bit)
- 1 teaspoon ground thyme
- 1 tablespoon onion powder
- 1 tablespoon garlic powder
- Mix all spices into a airtight plastic container or zip-top bag and combine well until all spices are well blended.
- I use about 1 tablespoons of this mix added to 1/2 cup or so oil (olive or vegetable) to make an awesome Italian dressing that can be tossed on a salad or over meat for a great marinade.
Jimmy's BBQ Dry Rub
- 1 teaspoon chili powder
- 2 tablespoons salt
- 3 tablespoons pepper
- 1 tablespoon paprika
- 1 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1 teaspoon onion powder
- Mix all spices into a airtight plastic container or zip-top bag and combine well until all spices are well blended.
- Rub desired amount of mix on any meats ready for the grill.
Go ahead and customize the amount of seasoning mix to what you and your people like. The beauty of this is YOU decide how spicy or not spicy it is and if it needs a little more, go ahead and do it! If it needs less, you can add a little more oil to the italian seasoning to soften the flavor and a bit of water to the taco seasoning to lessen it's flavor.


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To some people, the name of Angola, the Louisiana State Penitentiary, brings to mind the country's oldest prison rodeo, which draws thousands of tourists while raising money for charity. Others think of it as a repository for fearsome criminals — murderers, rapists and kidnappers — who have earned their average sentence of 93 years. Many remember it as having once been one of the most brutal and corrupt institutions in the post-Civil War South, the nearest kin to slavery that could legally exist.
All of these associations and more will compete when an old guard tower and a cell from the prison are installed in the forthcoming National African American Museum for History and Culture in Washington, a place with the complex mission of presenting an official narrative of black life in America.
Paul Gardullo, a curator for the museum who negotiated with officials at Angola, said it was looking for items to illustrate the dehumanizing incarceration of blacks in the 20th century and that practice's link to slavery. "We wanted to tell a story of Angola as a place that still carries the legacy of slavery with it," he said. "It is a powerful story and a story that our museum needs to be sharing with the public."
In a museum charged with the dual tasks of recounting the oppression of blacks in America and celebrating their accomplishments, however, the opportunities for clashing interpretations are manifold. Museum officials, for instance, were initially uncertain whether to accept the handcuffs that a police officer in Cambridge, Mass., used when he arrested the African-American Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates Jr., in 2009, outside Mr. Gates's home. The manacles are now part of the collection, though the museum director, Lonnie Bunch, said he was not sure if they would be displayed.
Exhibiting a 21-foot-tall guard tower from a prison that now boasts that it is one of the nation's safest and most progressive can be similarly delicate.
"It serves as a sort of Rorschach test," Randall L. Kennedy, a Harvard law professor who writes frequently about race and the law, said of the tower.
"I imagine there will be many, many flash points," he added. Mr. Kennedy speculated about the museum's possible treatment of Elijah Muhammad, the longtime leader of the Nation of Islam, who died in 1975. "He called white people 'devils,' " Mr. Kennedy said. "Will he show up? I bet he will, and I bet he'll be treated pretty respectfully too. You could have a really nice fight about that."
Controversy, though, is fine, said Leslie Harris, an associate professor of history at Emory University in Atlanta: "The role of museums is to challenge us and provoke us a bit."
Ms. Harris, Mr. Kennedy and other scholars agreed that the reaction to provocative museum acquisitions like the guard tower depend wholly on the explanation and context provided by curators — something the public will not be able to view until the museum opens in 2015.
"The museum will tell the American story through the African-American lens," Mr. Bunch said in response to both professors' comments. "It's a story that's full of controversy, and we're not going to shy away from that. What's important to me is to collect artifacts that tell the full story." He added that the distinguished African-American historian John Hope Franklin had always told him, "If you tell the unvarnished truth, people will be changed."
Work on the Angola project has started. On Tuesday contractors are scheduled to begin dismantling the Depression-era concrete tower, said Cathy Fontenot, chief of public affairs at Angola. It is in a section of the 18,000-acre prison known as Camp H — as in "Camp Happy," Ms. Fontenot said — that was closed in 1991 by fire marshals. The area has since been used as a movie location, a training ground for firefighters and a military testing area for bombs.
The surveillance tower will be installed as part of an exhibition on segregation. Spencer Crew, a historian at George Mason University and a guest curator, called it a symbol of "attempts to control the African-American community."
The 6-by-9-foot cell will be moved later and installed in a different area of the museum, one devoted to places. Part of Camp A (the oldest section of the prison), the cell was constructed in the 1970s on top of the old slave quarters that had previously been used to house black inmates. This tiny dot of space contains a long stretch of the African-American story, Mr. Gardullo said.
It is an example of how deeply the history of blacks in America and Angola runs. Originally a slave plantation on the banks of the Mississippi River, Angola grew into a brutal, privately owned prison that leased out convicts as forced laborers after the Civil War. The state took over the operation in 1901, not with an eye to reform, but to reaping big profits, said Burk Foster, a former professor of criminal justice who has written a history of Angola.
"It established the foundational principles for how you manage convicts," he said, "to get the most work from them with the least possible investment of public funds."
Cruel and squalid, Angola often inflicted worse suffering than was endured by slaves, historians say. In the 1960s, because of its violence, it was widely known as the bloodiest prison in the South.
Today about three-quarters of its more than 5,000 prisoners are black; only about 200 inmates are likely to ever be released. But the prison, led by Burl Cain, its warden, is at pains to show how much it has changed.
Mr. Cain is credited with eliminating much of the violence, creating educational programs, giving some inmates the opportunity to live in dorms or group houses, and emphasizing what he calls "moral rehabilitation" through Bible studies. He has also confronted Angola's gruesome past and established a prison museum in 1998, right outside the gates, saying, "This is to remind us of the past that we don't want to go back to."
Mr. Gardullo, the curator for the Washington museum, said he was impressed not only with prison officials' willingness to create an on-site museum, but also their willingness to turn over the tower and cell "for us to portray a history that gets into some of these dark corners of American history."
Still, exhibitions on Angola at an African-American museum on the National Mall will undoubtedly be linked to contentious contemporary debates about whether the prison system functions as a new form of Jim Crow; why blacks continue to be enmeshed in the criminal justice network at a rate disproportionate to their numbers in the general population; even conditions at the prison today.
(Death row inmates at the penitentiary recently filed a lawsuit in federal court charging that the heat index — a combination of temperature and humidity — can reach as high as 195 degrees Fahrenheit, and some human rights groups have criticized Angola for locking prisoners in solitary confinement for more than 40 years.)
Bert Dixon, a retired corrections officer who now works at the Angola museum, said it has received positive feedback from people who make the trip down Louisiana Highway 66 to view it.
Like a number of the prison's 1,400 employees, he was born on the grounds (where many staff members also live), one of four generations in his family who have worked at Angola. Asked how he thought visitors to the African-American museum might react to the tower, Mr. Dixon responded: "They'll make comments, some good, some bad. Mostly bad.
"It's all part of history," he added. "You can't get around it."


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Dunlop Tortex Standard Picks (12 Pack)
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DAVENPORT, Iowa (CNS) — A new Iowa law prohibiting abortion after a fetal heartbeat is detected has been placed on hold while lawyers on opposing sides of a lawsuit prepare their cases.
The America Civil Liberties Union of Iowa and Planned Parenthood Federation of America, as co-counsel, filed the lawsuit on behalf of Planned Parenthood of the Heartland and its medical director, Dr. Jill Meadows. Emma Goldman Clinic in Iowa City is a co-plaintiff in the case.
Plaintiffs are challenging the constitutionality of the so-called fetal heartbeat bill. A heartbeat can be detected in an unborn baby at around six weeks of age, before some women may realize they are pregnant. The law was to take effect July 1 and would have provided few exceptions for abortion after a fetal heartbeat is detected.
On June 1, a Polk County District Court judge granted a temporary injunction placing the law on hold as the lawsuit gets underway.
In a statement on Planned Parenthood of the Heartland's website, Rita Bettis, ACLU of Iowa legal director, said, "This abortion ban is beyond extreme. With it, Iowa politicians have tried to ban virtually all abortions for women in our state."
Suzanna de Baca, president and CEO of Planned Parenthood of the Heartland, said, "We are challenging this law on behalf of our patients and all Iowans." She said the state's citizens "reject attempts to restrict an individual's rights and ability to control their own destiny."
The Thomas More Society, a not-for-profit, national public interest law firm dedicated to restoring respect in law for life, family and religious liberty, is representing the state. The Chicago-based law firm agreed to do so because Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller disqualified himself from defending the new statute.
Miller determined that "he could not zealously assert the state's position because of his core belief that the statute, if upheld, would undermine the rights and protection for women," Iowa Solicitor General Jeffrey Thompson said. He made that statement in a May 15 letter recommending that the Iowa Executive Council authorize the Thomas More Society to represent the state. The law firm has agreed to handle the litigation on a pro bono basis.
The Thomas More Society agreed to take the case because "it's a very significant piece of legislation, the most restrictive abortion legislation measure ever enacted in the 50 states that we are aware of," said Tom Brejcha, the law firm's president and chief counsel. "I think it's very important that the pro-life movement engage the opposition on these matters."
Davenport Bishop Thomas R. Zinkula, a former lawyer, said, "I was a little surprised and disappointed that the attorney general chose not to defend the state, but I am thankful that the Thomas More Society stepped into the breach."
Iowa's Constitution does not provide for a right to abortion. The plaintiffs are saying that right should be established and they are suing in this case to establish it, Brejcha said. "We're saying it's never been established and should not be established. Iowa is and should remain a pro-life state."
The state's Supreme Court justices "have not really found a robust right to an abortion yet in the (Iowa) Constitution," said Tom Chapman, executive director of the Iowa Catholic Conference. But, "they did allude to it at the state constitutional level when the state Supreme Court struck down the webcam rule, which would have outlawed webcam abortions in 2015."
Pro-life supporters hope that a change in the makeup of the U.S. Supreme Court will result in overturning Roe v. Wade, thus leaving the decision to the states to determine whether to legalize or ban abortion.
"I think there's a very strong and powerful constituency that believes there shouldn't be abortion on demand, which is what this case is all about," Brejcha said. "I think the statistics show that there is more pro-life sentiment than some people claim, especially in Iowa."
Another legal battle related to abortion is playing out in the state court system. In 2017, the Iowa Legislature passed a law, known as the Iowa Act, which banned abortion after 20 weeks of pregnancy. That law included a section that required a three-day waiting period before an abortion.
The 20-week ban is in force, but the waiting period is on hold, pending the outcome of a lawsuit by Planned Parenthood of the Heartland, a local affiliate of the nation's largest abortion provider, and the American Civil Liberties Union of Iowa. The Iowa Supreme Court is expected to rule in this case before the end of June.
Arland-Fye is editor of The Catholic Messenger, newspaper of the Diocese of Davenport. Dan Russo in Dubuque contributed to this story.
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NWCI criticises Tusla's failure to comply with Istanbul Convention requirements on refuge spaces
Published: Monday, April 08, 2019
The National Women's Council of Ireland (NWCI) stated today that Tusla's failure to comply with the Istanbul Convention regarding the provision of refuge spaces is completely unacceptable. Tusla, the Child and Family Agency maintains that it needs to provide only one refuge space for every 10,000 women when the convention is clear that the requirement is one space for every 10,000 people. This means an additional 331 bed spaces are required throughout the country.
Orla O'Connor, Director of NWCI said,
"On International Women's Day this year, the Government ratified the Istanbul Convention, yet less than a month later we have a situation whereby the child and family agency Tusla is refusing to comply with the Convention. The Council of Europe Convention sets out the minimum refuge spaces required by a State, and at present, Ireland only have one third the recommended spaces, while only two counties overall have enough refuges to meet binding Council of Europe requirements."
Orla O'Connor said,
"Refuge spaces are critically needed, to protect women and their children fleeing from abusive partners. We know that many women stay in abusive relationships simply because they have no where else to go, so alongside other preventative measures, women must have access to emergency spaces that are safe and local, to ensure they can safely leave situations of domestic abuse."
"It is the State's obligation to protect women and children from domestic abuse. Tusla must be required to put a clear and urgent plan in place to provide the required number of refuge spaces in order to keep women and children safe in Ireland. NWCI is calling on the Government to ensure Ireland's compliance with the Istanbul Convention as a matter of urgency."
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Do you have what it takes to represent UWaterloo at LIVE Competition 2013? LIVE is a 2-day, 2-night national undergraduate business simulation hosted this November in Downtown Toronto. The unique multi-disciplinary competition takes experiential learning to a whole new level by allowing you and your team to take on the role of top management in a company, seeing your product prosper from production to the end consumer. Check out why you should come to LIVE: http://bit.ly/18y4Fgy.
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Prayer Then and Now (Acts 10)
This story starts with the private prayers of two men, and ends with the Gospel breaking through to the non-Jewish (Gentile) world. What happened? Today, we will consider what this testimony of prayer teaches us about prayer, and the gospel.
1. What Prayer Was
2. What Prayer Does
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Children's fears often emerge at inopportune times - like when they (and you) want to go to sleep. First, this is very normal. This site provides several useful suggestions for helping young children cope with their fears. For some children who are old enough and are able to articulate their fears, talking about them, even before bedtime can help. Children may resist ("I don't want to talk about it!") but encouraging them that when they say their fears out loud, the process actually helps get the scary parts out in the open! Once they are able to share what they are scared of, help them talk through a different ending. Frightened a ghost is going to crawl out from under the bed? Ask your child what the ghost looks like, what its name is, where he lives, does he like cheese pizza? Maybe ask him to sit and stay a while. Often as parents we fear that feeding a fear will make it bigger. More often, however, just by acknowledging its presence and getting curious about it, we actually make it smaller. Creating new endings to scary stories with love, validation and reassurance can make those ghosts disappear.
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It is important for both Skyscanner and our partners to be able to track conversions and exits from Skyscanner to our partners' pages. In order to make the recording of these redirects as easy as possible, we offer our partners the opportunity to supply a list of key, value pairs which we usually append to the redirect to the partner's search or booking page.
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Summer 17 Reflection/
So long Summer 2017, I'll miss you but honestly, you were not what I expected.
Back in the spring I dreamed of living in my bikini and endless beach days, nights spent sipping cocktails and dancing and having way too much FUN. I had visions of finally feeling REALLY really good in my body, of crushing running races, of falling in love with this crazy city, and with that special someone.
I had big dreams, none of which really came true. Don't get me wrong, there was plenty of magic the past few months, but they've also been a challenge. I stopped running. I don't have those toned abs. I'm still confused what I'm doing in NYC, and still single.
As I watched the sunset tonight, the last official night of summer, I felt my heart ache and tears in my eyes, but not because I'm sad or disappointed or feeling regret. Seeing the sun set and the moon rise reminded me that it's all part of the cycle - the moments of pure joy, of freedom, of soul connection, AND the moments of loneliness, of self doubt, of pain. It's all temporary, it's always changing, and just like the sun and moon, there's something much bigger than you or I pulling the strings.
What I have learned this summer is to appreciate it all and to be present in the hurt just as much as I'm present in the good. That's life, that's actually living, that's having a human experience. THAT is what connects us no matter what you are and what you do or don't believe in. And isn't that what we're all looking for after all?


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Bagel Nosh Breakfast
Weekends are for Noshing
Bagel Nosh is literally a stone's throw from my apartment. And I can't even throw that far. It's a local deli, known for their fresh NYC-style bagels, that has been serving Santa Monica for nearly 40 years. The breakfast/brunch/lunch lines on the weekends can be long sometimes, and finding seating in the small deli can also be a challenge, but that's not a problem for me -- because I practically live next door! If it's looking crowded inside, I'll place my order at the counter and get my goodies to go. There's nothing better than eating Bagel Nosh breakfast during the late morning in pajamas, while sitting on the couch streaming last night's Dateline Weekend Murder Mystery.
There are two breakfast meals that I love to get at Bagel Nosh. One is the breakfast burrito, which is stuffed with eggs and a meat of your choice (I love to get the bacon!), hash browns and cheese, and topped with salsa. The other menu item that I usually go for is the breakfast sandwich -- eggs, bacon (my choice), and cheese inside a freshly toasted bagel. In the breakfast sandwich that I have pictured above and below, I went for a traditional sesame seed bagel, which was so good. I also ordered a side of hash browns with the breakfast sandwich because why wouldn't I? 🤤
But no matter what you get for breakfast at Bagel Nosh, one this is certain... you MUST order their fresh squeezed orange juice. Seriously, this is the best orange juice I've ever had. It has the perfect amount of pulp, and it's so refreshingly sweet. Also, just look at the color of that juice! (I'm salivating as I write this.) You can order a pint of the juice or a quart, so go for the quart. You owe it to yourself.
I'm very lucky to live in such a foodie-friendly neighborhood. I can have Bagel Nosh for breakfast, Benny's Tacos for lunch, and Ingo's Tasty Diner for happy hour and dinner. So many delicious and diverse restaurants, all on the same street, and just a short walk from home! ✨#blessed ✨
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Another Christmas that my family has given me way too much. Despite the fact that there were no presents under the tree until Christmas Eve, my family took care of me and #spoiled me with so many gifts and food. 2 warm and fuzzy hats, J. Crew sunglasses, 2 necklaces, a scarf and the perfect mug for me! Oh and don't forget about Costa Rica! I hope that your Christmas was great also! Of course Christmas isn't about these material items, it's about the birth of hope and of our lord and savior!
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As the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) continues to battle an outbreak of Ebola in North Kivu--the death toll of which has exceeded the country's previous outbreak in Bikoro--its neighbors are on the alert for the potential introduction of cases. Though the World Health Organization warned during the Bikoro outbreak of the potential for cross-border spread, no cases were reported outside of DRC. However, health authorities are particularly worried about potential spread from the current outbreak in North Kivu--a populous conflict zone that is home to more than a million displaced persons. In light of these concerns, this post takes a look at the risk of cross-border spread of Ebola and what is being done by one of DRC's neighbors, Uganda, in response to the potential for the introduction of Ebola.
Ebola Risk Assessment
A rapid risk assessment conducted by the WHO after the declaration of the outbreak in North Kivu on August 1 determined that "the public health risk for this outbreak is high at the regional level." This assessment took into account the fact that North Kivu is densely populated and shares borders with 4 other DRC provinces and 2 other countries, Uganda and Rwanda. Additionally, the high number of displaced persons have increased the rate of border crossings in and out of neighboring countries. To make matters worse, on August 14 a case was reported outside the province of North Kivu in Ituri province, another area of active conflict.
Ebola Preparedness in Uganda
On August 11, WHO Director-General Tedros Ghebreyesus stopped by the capital of Uganda, where he was briefed by Uganda's WHO representative on the country's operational preparedness to respond to an Ebola outbreak. The Director-General was returning from his visit to the DRC.
Five districts in Uganda share a border with the DRC, and, with the help of the WHO, the Uganda Ministry of Health, and other partners, Uganda has taken extensive efforts to decrease the risk of Ebola importation across their border. Some WHO-supported activities in Uganda include the deployment of Preparedness Support Teams; the re-tasking of teams working for polio programs to help support preparedness efforts; the training of rapid response teams to help with surveillance, case investigations, and other activities; the training of risk communicators; and providing viral hemorrhagic fever kits, PPE and other materials. The US CDC, UNICEF, and a number of other partners are also providing support, including staff and supplies. Uganda is also screening all people entering from DRC at both official and unofficial entry points, along with a variety of other surveillance and preparedness activities.
Ebola is no stranger to the country of Uganda. There have been a number of Ebola outbreaks in the country of various sizes, including one in 2000-2001 that had 425 reported cases and 224 deaths (53% case fatality rate). In fact, in late May, it was reported that an Ebola outbreak was occurring in Mubende district. However, the Uganda Ministry of Health quickly quelled the reports of Ebola cases, stating that they were actually cases of Crimean-Congo Hemorrhagic Fever, an endemic, vector-borne disease that has many symptoms similar to Ebola, including vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain, and hemorrhaging.
We have written before about the importance of continued vigilance for Ebola outbreaks. Given the risks posed by the current outbreak in DRC, it is paramount that DRC's neighbors conduct active surveillance for potential Ebola cases and evaluate and strengthen preparedness efforts in the areas at highest risk for Ebola importation. Additionally, it is critical that these efforts continue even after the current DRC outbreak ends, as the emergence of a second outbreak in DRC shortly after containment of the first signifies a likelihood that Ebola outbreaks will continue to emerge in the region.
Photo: This image was taken on the grounds of Kagadi Hospital in the Kibaale District of Uganda, during that nation's July - August, 2012, Ebola outbreak. Dressed in their green-colored scrubs, and white rubber boots, these were members of the hospital staff, who'd stopped to pose for this quick portrait. Note the somber expressions each staff member displayed, reflecting the seriousness of their plight. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), it was inside the Kibaale District that the 2012, Ugandan Ebola outbreak began.
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Hi. I am unable to enter prestige level 2. I have also not been receiving loot crates since entering prestige level 1. Please tell me what is the point in carrying on playing when I can't even level up correctly or get the rewards that I have earned to make the game more enjoyable? Any help would be highly appreciated.
It's a known issue, they just don't give a sht about zombie mode and its players
It's so painfully obvious too. Prestige in general is bugged. It's a fun mode; unfortunatelymthe support is nil to none.
I'm having the exact same issue too. I reported it couple of times and partial of the support site is offline.
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text: Share: Comments Print November 18, 2011 at 1:37 PM Mariners support Astros move to their division Posted by Larry Stone The Mariners stand firmly behind the switch of the Astros into the AL West Division, team president Chuck Armstrong told me today. "It's better for everyone," he said. "The Mariners fully support two 15-team leagues with three five-team divisions in each league. It's better for the game, fairer, and makes scheduling easier." Armstrong, back in Seattle after attending the owners meeting in Milwaukee where the Astros' sale was approved, said the M's have long been a proponent of having an even number of teams in each division, dating back to the addition of the Diamondbacks and Devil Rays as expansion teams. Those two teams were accepted into MLB in 1995 and started play in 1998. "Even back then, we were in favor of two 15-team leagues, with three five-team divisions," he said. "We were told, because you'd have to have an interleague game every day, it just wouldn't work. I think, in hindsight, it was true. Fans weren't ready for interleague every day." Now, however, "Fans have accepted interleague play," Armstrong said. "I think it's time for 15-15. This is the easiest, simplest solution, and it doesn't cause any further consternation. What it does, interleague has been compressed into a two- or three-week cycle. When you're on the road, it puts your DH on the shelf for that period of time, and it's hard for the DH to come back. I remember Edgar (Martinez) would have to sit on the shelf for two weeks, and he's be rusty coming back. This way, it's spread out over the course of the season." Armstrong is not fazed by the fact that their division, which has been the only one with four teams, is growing by one. "Though much has been written about the change from four to five, we're fine with that," he said. "It's better for the fans. They get to see another team come in. We play Anaheim, Texas and Oakalnd 19 times — fans can get tired of them. And in looking at several schedule drafts, it appears we'll be traveling fewer miles, because it eliminates one trip back east. We'll see how it actually comes out." They are adding another division rival in the central time zone, but he pointed out that if they combine the Rangers and Astros on the same road trip, it won't be much of an added burden. Armstrong has lived through years of realignment talks and knows how complicated it can get to find a proposal that works — and teams that are willing to move. "Originally, we thought the American League would be the 16-team league, which would have worked out well, and the National League the 14-team league," he recalled. "Mr. Colangelo (Jerry Colangelo, original owner of the Arizona Diamondbacks) insisted the Snakes go into the National League." Instead, the Brewers moved into the National League in 1998, setting up the format that will end in 2013, when the Astros join the AL West. Armstrong said he understands why the Astros are the team that is moving. "After giving it thought, this is the easiest," he said. "It only causes one team to move. If I were czar for a day, and knew I was doing something permanent, I might do something with another team. At one point (in the late 1990s), I even offered the Mariners up to the National League, where we could have revisited some of the old PCL rivalries. That's not going to work. We like being in the American League. "If drawing it up, I might do something different, but it would cause other teams to move, and that's too wrenching. Here there was an ownership change, and it made it neater and simpler. I think it will work. Whether it works for an eternity, who knows." Armstrong said he also favors the expected addition of a second wild-card team in each league. "I have come around on that," he said. "I started off not. I don't to get like the NBA or hockey, but I think it's good." Comments


text: sroberts 0 Report post Posted October 28, 2014 Hello Friends,> I have really enjoyed learning from your professional performance reviews. However I am still a novice when it comes to SAN/NAS systems. I am creating a side by side comparison of the dual controller (HA) 12 (3.5)drive+ NAS systems that you have reviewed so that I have a better understanding of which vendor fits where on the performance list. I have data from your website for: EMC / VNXe 3200, EchoStreams / DuraStreams DSS320 and Quanta / mesos cb220. I have a few questions that I would greatly appreciate if you could answer for me if you found a little time:>> 1) For the 4k random 100% R/W, average and Max latency, 8K and 128K sequential data. Was that data gathered from fio? Its not alway clear if fio was the synthetic benchmark> 2) Were these devices configured in a RAID set with the Device GUI/Utility? In what RAID formation was the durastreams_dss320 & mesos cb220 data gathered at? RAID 5 like the EMC VNXe3200 review?> 3) Besides the three devices mentioned above, do you have data on any other Medium-sized dual controller (HA), 10gE NAS systems that I missed?> 4) According to a 2013 storagenewsletter.com report EMC shares this market mostly with NetApp. Have you reviewed any of NetApp's devices (I see FAS2240-2 but that is a 2.5 drive array and SSD reliant)?> 5) For the JetStor NAS 1600S do you have RAID 5 data (as opposed to the data on your site which is RAID 10, 50 & 60)? So that I can unify the results with the other reviews...> 6) I know that i am asking a lot here but are you able to send out raw data to me from these devices? As I couldn't possibly afford to do all this testing myself...>> Thank you in advance> Steven Roberts Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Reflecting a Timeless Elegance. Circa 1955, offering three bedrooms and positioned on approximately 482sqm of land.
A home that will warm the heart.
Gorgeous original qualities are apparent upon entering and continue throughout the home. Cherished ornate ceilings in both the master bedroom and lounge. Timber floorboards provide practicality and flow through the home. Ceiling fans in two bedrooms with a spilt system in both the third bedroom and lounge.
The rear yard is spacious, fully enclosed and secure. Two garden sheds and an automatic undercover garage with drive through access.
Positioned in the tightly held and highly sought after pocket of Camden Park, bordered with the City to Bay Tramline and Anzac Highway.
City of West Torrens Policy Area 18 Residential Medium Density.
Nearby schooling options are Forbes and Plympton Primary Schools, the R-12 Plympton International College, St John the Baptist Catholic Primary School, Emmaus Christian College and Immanuel College.
8 Salisbury Terrace Camden Park is truly something special and treasures like this can be very hard to find.
Your inspection is encouraged.
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A dying mum whose life savings were stolen by heartless thugs can now afford a perfect final family Christmas – thanks to the kindness of strangers.
Mum-of-two Michelle Goodhall, 35, was robbed of £7,000 she had put aside to cover her funeral costs when thieves broke into her home twice in two days.
Wheelchair-bound Michelle, who was viciously assaulted in the second raid, feared the theft would leave her family struggling financially for the rest of the short time they have together.
But after hearing about her ordeal the National Federation of Funeral Directors vowed to cover the costs of her funeral.
Now she can afford a festive celebration to remember with husband John and daughters Nichola, 16, and Laura, 14.
Michelle, who has been told she has just five months to live, said: "This has restored my faith in humanity.
"Christmas is about family memories, and we'll need lots to help us through the hard times ahead."
And John, 61, added: "We're so grateful to be able to make this Christmas special."
Michelle of Dewsbury, West Yorks, relies on oxygen tanks to breathe due to a rare lung condition.
Funeral director William Eccleston, of nearby Pontefract, persuaded the National Federation of Funeral Directors, of which he is a member, to step in and help.
He said: "What these men did was appalling and the family have suffered enough."
A 14-year-old boy and a 24-year-old man from Dewsbury have been arrested and released on bail by police investigating the October raids.


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I was so excited for this little guy to come into the world! His mama is one of my closest friends and I couldn't wait to see her with her very own baby boy. It's been such a wonderful experience helping her navigate the early days of motherhood, while getting some sweet baby snuggles (and hopefully I haven't scared her too much with my three small kiddos through the years!). She pretty much gave me free reign with Jameson's newborn portraits and he was seriously one of THE BEST sleeping babies I've EVER photographed! Literally, a dream baby! He slept for hours while I posed him, only waking for a quick snack every so often. The images of Jameson and his parents are ridiculously adorable as well, especially the ones of dad and baby in matching Superman outfits!
I've also included a few of Jameson at about 24 hours old during his Fresh 48 hospital session. He was more alert because of all the newborn tests that morning and those eyes totally melted my heart (and I left the hospital with a *tiny* bit of baby fever!).
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Arda Wigs has been doing an Iron Wig Competition that I have been avidly watching. Mostly because I enjoy styling wigs and love to see what other people do.
In round 2, the theme was dying the wig. One of the competitors took some in progress shots showing them use straight up sharpies to color their wig. This surprised me, and confused me for one very important reason:
Tutorial after tutorial after tutorial states that you need a carrier for the dye. Normally isopropyl alcohol is used after breaking the sharpie and using the ink casing for the color. Not once have I been told I can use to just the sharpie alone to dye a wig.
Which, got me very curious. Lucky me, I had a defective wig (Read: Wig I screwed up on and therefore planned to trash anyway) that I could test this on.
Insert me, asking my husband to color the bangs of a wig for me with sharpies. I want to test a variety of colors out and see what happens with them. So, off he went, coloring sections of the wig.
(Rather fun looking, eh?)
After letting it dry, I asked him to wash the wig with regular shampoo until the water ran clear. Then shake out the loose water and see how the colors looked.
Surprisingly enough, the colors still looked vibrant, so I tested the wig out with a piece of a paper towel. I lightly blotted the colors and checked what I got:
Yep, some of the colors still bled through. Even after a washing and shampoo run. So, even if the colors look great, a small amount of sweat could leave your skin/costume colored a bit. Not really a good thing when it comes to costumes.
The wig after drying:
It lost some of the color but wasn't staining my hands while it was dry. However, I wasn't done with this test. There was still one more thing I wanted to check on. After letting the wig dry completely, I did the "ultimate test."
Hairspray! Just a light mist across the fibers followed by a gentle pat from a paper towel.
The results:
More dye was lost from using hairspray than after a wash! Something that isn't too good if you're interested in styling a colored wig after. So dying with just sharpies alone is a huge "No" in my books. Hopefully people can learn from this and not damage a wig in the process of testing something themselves.
More fun pictures:
I ran my fingers across the still wet hairsprayed fibers and ended up with colored tipped fingers. Imagine if that was your face or a costume that this happened to!


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Let's talk about 'Om'
The sound "Om", is often chanted in yoga practice because it is recognised as the sound of the vibration of the universe. However, rather than being phonetically pronounced, it has a 'rounder sound 'ah-oh-um'. Chanting mantra or using sound allows us to extend our exhale, which deepens our state of relaxation. (Check out my blog post on chanting if it appeals and the one on the parasympathetic nervous system for some geeky anatomy, if that interests you.)
I like to begin my yoga classes with the pranayama of full yogic breath. We breathe into and out of the belly to notice the movement, expanding it like a balloon, then to the ribs, allowing them to move out to the sides laterally and lastly to the chest, noticing the space below our collar bones rising upwards towards the chin. Once you have experienced the breath in all three parts of the chest separately, you can inhale to all three parts with the same breath and exhale from all three parts in turn.
A fun litle exercise for you
You can do this at home alone if you're worried about feeling daft (try to let that go, you'll have more fun!)
Take a deep inhale to the belly and exhale. Notice how long the exhale lasts. Take another deep breath and this time as you exhale, make the sound 'aaahhhh'. Drop your jaw, make your mouth big. Did you notice if you could make the exhale last for longer using the sound? Next, inhale to the sides of the ribs and as you exhale make the sound 'oh' (as in oasis not ooh la la), creating a circle shape with the mouth. On exhaling from the top of the chest, try the sound 'ummm' with the mouth closed and the sound coming out of the nose. Put all three sounds together "aaah-ohhh-ummm".
And there you have it, a beautiful mantra to send out to the universe for all to hear.
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Personnel of the Marine Pollution Studies Lab at Granite Canyon take daily temperature and salinity samples off the rocks near the water intake for the laboratory, and return the salinity samples to Scripps once a month for analysis. This sampling site is considered to be a good representative of the spring-summer upwelling that is typical of the central California coast.
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Laser Quest combines the classic games of tag and hide and seek with a high tech twist.
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text: My fondness for cashmere began as a little girl when my father bought me my first real cashmere sweater. I knew it was special and needed to be cared for with extra love. I have never tired of the feeling I get when wearing those ultra soft yarns that are so cozy, comfy, and special. In recent years I have come to love J.crew's selection of cashmere sweaters which offers styles and yarn weight for all seasons. Their evolving collection has the most amazing colors that beg to be scooped up in multiples. My latest purchase is the perfect summer green in a s/s tee. Balanced with jean shorts and flip flops it's perfect for cooler summer days or when the sun goes down. It's an instant favorite!


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DigiTourShow Expert Series #006
Welcome to episode #6 of our Digital Tourism Show Expert Series and today we will be talking with 'Tourism Tim' Warren.
Tim is the founder of Adventure Business Consultants, he hosts the Travel Business Success Radio Podcast and Tourism Marketing TV and is also the author of the online course Tourism Marketing Success.
For almost 25 years Tim and his team has helped 1000's of private and public sector tourism professionals' worldwide start, grow, and sell their business.
If you would like to find out more about Tim visit:
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2 days ago
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Love this new bag pattern!
This is a new pattern that I found from another Blogger Friend! It's called
Waves of Color Tote Bag. It is a really quick and easy pattern and I just love the ripple pattern for anything! I'm on my third bag, and honestly have a 4th started! Making these for my craft show in the fall and for gifts.
My son wanted one of these backpack bags for the longest time. I bought one for him, but it didn't hold up too well. So I designed one and he loves it! It's made from the 100% cotton material and the best thing - you can wash it and keep on using it! I am typing up the pattern and will be putting up on Etsy and Zibbet.
Posted by Crochet Princess Beth at 2:38 PM
Labels: Beth's Back Pack, Waves of Color Tote Bag
4 comments:
- Karen said...
I really like the waves bag, can you share where you got the pattern?
- July 22, 2010 at 9:27:00 PM EDT
- Faith said...
pretty bags.....love that ripple look, you will do well at your sale..Hope you are well, and enjoying your summer.
- July 23, 2010 at 11:25:00 AM EDT
- cats-rockin-crochet said...
I think the bags are wonderful.
- July 25, 2010 at 5:20:00 AM EDT
- Annemarie's Breiblog said...
I love the waves bag! It is really nice!
- August 12, 2010 at 4:22:00 PM EDT
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As part of Budget 2017, the Provincial Government announced $9 million in funding over three years for two new home-energy-efficiency programs: The Home Energy Savings Program (HESP) and the Energy Efficiency Loan Program (EELP).
Together, these programs will provide financial assistance to homeowners who rely on electric heat looking to reduce their energy costs by improving the energy efficiency and comfort of their homes. They will also help reduce greenhouse gas emissions in our province.
The Home Energy Savings Program (HESP) is a provincial initiative designed to assist low-income households in making energy efficiency improvements to their home. Delivered by the Newfoundland and Labrador Housing Corporation (NLHC), this program will provide non-repayable grants of up to $5,000 to assist eligible households in making cost-effective energy efficiency upgrades to their homes, including insulation and air sealing, to homes heated by electricity, propane or wood biomass.
Through the federal Low Carbon Economy Leadership Fund, the Province has expanded program eligibility to also include low-income households reliant on fuel-oil for spacing heating.
For HESP, eligible households are defined as those who own existing homes and have an annual household income of less than $32,500. Prior to receiving the grant, the applicant's home must undergo a home energy assessment by an NLHC technician to identify the most cost-effective energy efficiency upgrades that will deliver the greatest energy savings for the homeowner.
Applications and further program details are available at: https://www.nlhc.nl.ca/housing-programs/home-energy-savings-program-hesp/
For more information on the HESP, contact NLHC at (709) 724-3000.
The Energy Efficiency Loan Program (EELP) was initially announced as part of the Provincial Government's Budget 2017. Budget 2017 provided $1 million in 2017-18 for the program, rising to $1.5 million in each of 2018-19 and 2019-20. EELP began accepting applications on October 31, 2017.
EELP is a low-interest financing program designed to increase the affordability of energy efficiency measures for households reliant on electricity for space heating.
Through EELP, eligible applicants can receive low-interest financing of Prime plus 1.5 per cent interest to conduct energy efficiency upgrades, specifically to purchase and install heat pumps and basement and attic insulation, and to have a home energy assessment conducted by a qualified professional.
EELP is fully funded by the Provincial Government. It will be delivered over a period of two and a half years in partnership with takeCHARGE – an energy efficiency initiative of Newfoundland Power and Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro.
What assistance is available through the program?
Under EELP, approved applicants can receive low-interest financing of:
Approved applicants will repay the loans through monthly payments on their electricity bill.
What is the interest rate for the program?
The interest rate for EELP will be Prime plus 1.5 per cent. The actual interest rate for future loans may be subject to change depending on the Prime rate, which is determined on a quarterly basis.
Who is eligible for assistance?
Eligible applicants are defined as those who own existing homes that use electricity as their primary heating source and whose home has one year of history with the utility. As with any financing program, a credit check is required prior to approval.
Commercial or industrial customers are not eligible for EELP.
Are there income restrictions for this program?
No, there are no income restrictions for the Energy Efficiency Loan Program.
Why is this program targeted exclusively at electrically heated homes?
The primary objective of EELP is to assist in mitigating the impact on households of the projected rise in electricity rates over the next few years. Those homes heated primarily with electricity are anticipated to be more impacted than those that are heated using other fuel sources such as oil or wood. This is because, on average, about two-thirds of energy use in homes is for space heating.
How much money is government contributing for this program?
The Provincial Government is contributing $1 million in 2017-18 for the program. This will rise to $1.5 million in 2018-19 and 2019-20.
Is there a cap on EELP participation?
Yes, applicants will be served on a "first-come, first-served" basis until the budget cap is reached in a given year.
If the budget cap is reached, customers can apply in the next program year. Alternatively, they can also choose to avail of regular utility financing offered by both Newfoundland Power and Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro at the regular interest rate of Prime plus 4 per cent. Details on this financing can be found at www.takechargenl.ca
Why are loans offered as opposed to rebates or grants?
Low interest financing tackles a key barrier that often prevents homeowners from making energy efficiency improvements, namely, high upfront costs and access to capital. The program allows homeowners to make monthly payments on their electricity bills, so upgrades can be paid for over time while achieving energy savings.
EELP complements the energy efficiency grant programs already being provided by takeCHARGE, including grants for insulation and programmable thermostats. It is also in addition to the Home Energy Savings Program delivered by the Newfoundland and Labrador Housing Corporation, which provides energy efficiency grants to low income households with household incomes of less than $32,500 a year.
How can I apply for EELP?
If you are a customer of Newfoundland Power, you can submit an application for the EELP at: http://www.newfoundlandpower.com/customerrelations/financingprogram/default.aspx
If you are a customer of Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro, you can complete an application by speaking to a representative at: 1-888-737-1296.
How can I find more information on EELP?
More information on the program can be found at: https://takechargenl.ca/resources/tips-products/residential/energy-efficiency-loan-program/
Interested consumers can also contact their electrical utility by phoning:
|Newfoundland Power
|Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro
Atlantic Canada is vulnerable to climate change. Warmer temperatures, rising seas, more precipitation, and more frequent and intense storms will present many challenges for Newfoundland and Labrador communities. Tools and resources are needed to help communities make decisions that minimize their risk to climate change.
In 2009, the Atlantic Provinces and the Government of Canada partnered to deliver the Regional Adaptation Collaborative (RAC) Program. This program, administered through the Atlantic Climate Adaptation Solutions Association (ACASA), worked to develop tools and resources that help decision makers address issues like coastal erosion, coastal and inland flooding, infrastructure design, and groundwater management.
The RAC program has received continued funding support from Natural Resources Canada and the Atlantic provinces to build on adaptation capacity until 2016.
For more information on the Regional Adaptation Collaborative Program, go to https://www.nrcan.gc.ca/environment/impacts-adaptation/regional-initiatives/10631 .
For resources on climate change adaptation and to view reports from the RAC Program in Atlantic Canada, go to www.atlanticadaptation.ca .
Flood Risk mapping in Newfoundland and Labrador delineates the floodway as zones where floods have a return period of 20 years (5% chance in any year) and the flood fringe where the risk of flooding is once in 100 years (1% chance in any year). Flood risk areas have been mapped for 38 communities in the Province. These maps are used for public information, municipal planning, development control, and the setting of structural design criteria. All proposed developments in flood risk zones are evaluated against potential impacts on water resources, the structures themselves, and the surrounding areas.
To help support climate change adaptation, these flood risk mapping studies are being updated and new ones undertaken using climate change projections. This initiative is important for public safety and information, municipal and development planning, setting of structural design criteria, and flood response. This mapping will assist in regulating new developments in flood-prone areas, help minimize flood damage to properties and the environment, and restrict activities that could degrade water resources. A brochure is available outlining Government's New Template for Climate Change Flood Risk Mapping (331 KB).
For more information about Flood Risk Mapping: https://www.mae.gov.nl.ca/waterres/flooding/frm.html
Floods, public safety and climate change are integrally linked. Due to climate change, the frequency and intensity of extreme precipitation events such as hurricanes that result in flooding is expected to increase. Climate change altered precipitation patterns will result in new communities experiencing regular floods and communities with existing flooding issues experiencing more intense and extensive flooding incidents.
The Hurricane Season Flood Alert System (HSFAS) is based on forecasted precipitation amounts and seeks to provide communities with flood warning services as a key climate change adaptation and public safety tool.
Alerts are provided to communities that have Flood Risk Mapping Studies (FRMS) or have published intensity-duration-frequency (IDF) curves from which precipitation based flood triggers can be derived. The HSFAS is to help communities in the province prepare for storms and avoid future high-cost expenditures in repairs and damages.
The HSFAS is operational during the peak hurricane months of June to December.
For more information about HSFAS: https://www.mae.gov.nl.ca/waterres/flooding/hurricane.html#system
Communities in Newfoundland and Labrador, as well as those across Atlantic Canada, are vulnerable to climate change and need to prepare for projected impacts. An important first step for communities is to assess how, where, and to what extent they are vulnerable to these impacts.
With funding from the Natural Resources Canada Regional Adaptation Collaborative Program, the Department of Environment and Climate Change, in partnership with Memorial University of Newfoundland and Municipalities Newfoundland and Labrador, developed a step-by-step guide to help communities assess their vulnerability to climate change.
This climate change vulnerability assessment tool, 7 Steps to Assess Climate Change Vulnerability in Your Community was adapted from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and was piloted in six Newfoundland and Labrador communities. The tool is designed for communities with limited resources and does not require any technical expertise to use. This tool can serve as a guide for community leaders and decision makers, providing a means for a quick analysis of local climate change impacts and possible adaptation options.
Municipalities NL and the Professional Municipal Administrators, with funding assistance from the Department of Environment and Climate Change, developed a municipal infrastructure training tool. The tool, Managing Municipal Infrastructure in a Changing Climate, is used as a training tool to help municipal staff manage and prepare for the impacts of climate change.
In spring, 2018, a two-day workshop was held in St. John's, NL, on Incorporating Climate Change into Public Infrastructure Planning and Design. The workshop content has been developed into 10 online modules, which are available online, free of charge.
The modules aim to increase understanding of climate change in Newfoundland and Labrador and the potential implications for infrastructure planning and development. This includes enhance professionals understanding of the following:
The modules are delivered by leading professionals in their field, and include the following presentations:
The modules, presenter biographies, and interactive knowledge tests are all available online. There is no fee to access the modules; however, you will be required to set up an account. This is a quick process and only requires providing an email address and creating a password.
Online modules are eligible for continuing professional development hours recognized by Professional Engineers and Geoscientists Newfoundland & Labrador (PEGNL) and potentially other professional bodies. Those interested, should check with their respective professional body to confirm this. This is part of a 3-year, collaborative projected on Building Climate Resilience, with Memorial University, Government of Newfoundland and Labrador, Professional Engineers and Geo-scientists Newfoundland and Labrador, Municipalities Newfoundland and Labrador and Engineers Canada. This project is also supported by funding from Natural Resources Canada.
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It is that time of year. A luxury cashmere scarf embroidered with a small logo in one corner is such a great Christmas gift. It is on top of our list.
We are also busy getting custom made designs woven up for shows in January. Beautiful scarves presented in embroidered custom made bags, all made to impress.


text: A pedestrian, understood to be a foreign worker, was killed when he was hit by a car in Keppel Road yesterday. The accident happened about 10.15am near the Tanjong Pagar Railway Station. The 35-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene, said police. The vehicle ended up in a ditch under the Ayer Rajah Expressway. The 31-year-old driver of the car was taken to the Singapore General Hospital, said the Singapore Civil Defence Force, which sent a fire engine, a Red Rhino and two ambulances to the scene. The police are investigating.


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Halfords USB Clip LightThe Halfords USB Clip Light is a compact light that you can basically clip anywhere! This stylish light is also USB rechargeable - great for any commuter. The lights can easily attach to clothing, luggage and anything else.
Halfords USB Clip Light Extra Info
- 2 lighting modes:
- Standard beam (3 hour battery life)
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- IP44 Water resistant
- Attach to clothing or luggage with clip or to the bike with the rubber bracket
- Charging time 2 hours
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Simply enter your postcode on the product page to check availability, and select Click & Collect at checkout. What's more, you pay for your items on collection. Click here to learn more.
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*If you place your order before 8pm you can collect it from 4pm the following day (except Sundays), and we'll hold your item in-store for seven days. Bikes that have to be ordered will be ready in up to five working days - the store will ring to let you know when it will be ready.
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Volunteer Notice: In the Next Room, or the Vibrator Play
Seeking Front Of House Volunteers
The Footlight Club is looking for eager volunteers to help with Front of House! This includes ushering, selling concessions, greeting patrons, and box office help.
Performance Dates:
Saturday 2/2 (8pm)
Sunday 2/3 (8pm)
Friday 2/9 (8pm)
Saturday 2/11 (8pm)
Friday 2/16 (8pm)
Saturday 2/14 (8pm)
Volunteers are asked to dress nicely (no jeans/t-shirts/sneakers) and to arrive 1 hour prior to the start of the show to help with set up.
Please click here to sign up for a volunteer spot!
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Volunteers Director.


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Apartment with stunning views in San Jaime
This outstanding property is very comfortably furnished, in excellent condition and has stunning panoramic views of Son Bou and the south coast. All three double bedrooms are stylishly spacious, two with en-suite bathrooms and another bathroom is available for the remaining room and living area. The kitchen extends through to a practical utility room and is separate from a large lounge with a dining room through an attractive arch. The community pool is situated adjacent to the block. The terrace, probably its most outstanding feature, is accessed from all south facing rooms and stretches the complete width of this lovely property.


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Kentucky Vintage Bourbon75cl / 45%
- Small Batch Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
Web Exclusive Price £48.75 £40.63 ex VAT
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- Express delivery available
Kentucky Vintage Bourbon Reviews
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A more smokey bourbon, very sippable. you can go through a bottle with a friend easily.
A new all time favourite! So very drinkable. Smooth, creamy and very much a caramel flavour.


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Meet Jen
I'm so glad you're here... My hope is to encourage you to find the "light" in the everyday...no matter the circumstances!
I'm a long-time military spouse (hubby now retired), mom of four young adults, grandmommy to one, veteran homeschool mom, writer, editor, and podcast host. Like you, I wear a lot of hats! One lesson I've learned through the years, including 20+ years of homeschooling our four children and nearly 30 years of military life, is how important it is to know that, no matter how much you plan, life doesn't always go the way you think it will. Find out more about me here.
My Book
When you marry a military member, your life is suddenly no longer your own. You not only marry the one you love, but also a whole new way of life—one filled with separations, moves, deployments, and other unique challenges. In You Are Not Alone: Encouragement for the Heart of a Military Spouse, I hope you'll feel the whisper of "You've got this!" as you make your own way. Let's celebrate the great moments and commiserate when it's not so easy. I'll also point you to some hard-won wisdom and helpful resources. Most of all, I want to remind you that you're not alone on this military spouse journey.
"One of the best new books for military spouses."
—Operation We Are Here
Military Family Support
Need some encouragement, practical tips, or just need to hear from military spouses who've been there? Start here!
Homeschooling Help
I homeschooled our four children for 20+ years, and graduated our last child recently. Get some helpful tips and a few laughs!
The Writer's Life
Some insights gained from working as a writer and editor for years. Also, check out some of my writing on Medium.


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Agora Vide Call – A Video Calling Application for GCC countries
The introduction of 3G and 4G changed the world. This technology made it possible for people to make a video call to a person across the world. Most of the phones have a video calling application pre-installed for example, the apple has facetime and you can also use another messenger for making video calls but all these applications consume a lot of data and the latency rate in most of the application is high as well. After going through several applications, we found another application for video calling and this application is highly efficient in all the ways. Let us now have a look at the features of Agora so as to understand it in a better way.
Features of Agora Video Call
• The video calling an application makes it possible to make video calls as well as a voice call. This is actually the main feature of the application but most of the applications do not support group video calls. This application certainly does support group video call and one to one video call as well.
• The group video call enables you to have a conference in the office or with the friends in a very effective way. This is one of the greatest advantages of the application.
• The application supports HD quality calls and there is no static in the call either. The communication is seamless and smooth. There is no pixilation while you are on a video call with someone as well.
• All this is made possible with help of the low latency rate which basically ensures that there is no lag in the communication.
• The application is also very easy to use and you can create conference room in the application. Once the conference room has been created, you can then share the conference room details with a group and the people can join the call. You just need to share the encryption key and the conference room name with the group whom you would like to join the conference call.
• There are many types of quality supported by the application and hence you are able to make video call even when the connection is not very good.
• The interface of the application is very simple and it makes it very simple and easy to use the application.
In terms of general review, the application has an overall rating of 4.3 stars and it has been reviewed by about 250 people. The application has received over two hundred 4-star and 5-star review. In terms of installation, the application has been installed by 50 thousand to 1 lakh people. The latest version of the application was updated on 3 January 2018 and in this new version, many bugs have been squashed. The only system requirement for the application is that it requires a phone running on Android 4.2 and above.
You can also install the application and make video calls to your group with a lot of efficiency. To install the application, you can click on the download link below.


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Condominium, Move-In Ready
Rooms: 2 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom
Details: 1 Garage
Area: 1,460 Square Feet
Village: Waterfront at Main Street
Builder: Homes by Towne
Stunning condominium home located in the heart of Lakewood Ranch. Tahoe Maple painted linen cabinets, cushion close drawers, Fantasy Brown Leather 3cm granite countertop in kitchen, Emblem 7 x 20 stack tile flooring in all main areas.
Amenities include pool, spa, fitness center, lakeside fire pit, and clubhouse with outdoor kitchen.