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A Time of Re-focusing
I'm off to find a quiet moment to pray this evening, my friends.
These last few days have been filled with anxiousness, and impatience. Sadly, my little girl gets the brunt of all this. I have some great friends that give me much needed breathers from time to time. Those times apart really help my frustrations, to an extent. But I know there's something deeper going on. There's pent up feelings and anxieties. Things that need to be discussed between me and my Savior. And so, I won't spend very long blogging with you this evening. Sometimes a little time of prayer is exactly what we need.
How is the Season of Lent going for you? Have you spent some much needed time with your Savior?
"Very early in the morning, while it was still dark, Jesus got up, left the house and went off to a solitary place, where he prayed" (Mark 1:35, NIV).


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Barclays Premier League
Saturday, 9th February 2019 Kick-off 15:00
Saints V Cardiff City The Verdict
Monday, 11th Feb 2019 09:02
Yet again Saints concede a goal in the final minutes and this one seems like the end of the world, but it isn't !
I delayed writing this Verdict for several reasons, the first being that I like many was gutted to once again see us throw away a goal in injury time and in such a vital game.
The second was that I wanted to wait a little, let my own emotions calm down and look at it rationally, on Sunday I saw many knee jerk reactions on social media, yes this was a disastrous result, but it is not a fatal one, some people have lost sight of all that Ralph Hasenhuttl has done and are using this game as a barometer for the whole season.
I get accused of all sorts of things at times if I put up a view that does not coincide with that of the popularist one, but I try to look beyond the easy options and look at all the evidence, I was hopeful that the arrival of Ralph Hasenhuttl would bring an end the era of bedwetting and usher in a new positive one, but it seems I was wrong, some people have short memories, the Koeman years are now looked upon with rose tinted spectacles, many forget the constant criticism that went on back then against the board, certain players and even the manager, I had hoped that this had now gone, sadly after our first defeat in 5 Premier League games it hasn't
The issue as in every game has been poor defending and in 3 of the last 4 games we have conceded goals in injury time, the last two games have especially hurt us in that they have cost us 3 points, the table would look a lot different with those two goals not conceded.
Without wanting to sound smug I have spent two years pointing out our deficiencies in defence, earlier in the season the scapegoat was Wesley Hoedt, with him gone nothing has really changed, we have taken a big big gamble in letting Hoedt go and not replacing him and so far it has not paid off, but the only table that matters is the final one.
Some even blame Gao for this defeat and demand he get out of the club, anyone get caught up in the queue of prospective owners stretching down Brittannia Road after the game ? I thought not neither did I !
We lost this game for the same reasons we have dropped points in others, lapses in concentration and poor defending leading to conceding goals we really shouldn't have.
But we did concede these and we can now not change that, I don't think that Ralph Hasenhuttl has done much wrong since his arrival, but I think he did get this one wrong, personally as I said in the preview, we needed to change the goalkeeper and a central defender and I was proved right.
I also thought we lacked the delivery that Matt Targett has given us in recent weeks, in a short period of time he has rocketed to the top of our list for assists, Ryan Bertrand did little wrong, but his final ball was not of the quality of Targett's in recent weeks.
But Ralph Hasenhuttl isn't the first manager to get it wrong tactically from time to time and he won't be the last, as I have always said it not about what you have just done it's all about what you do next.
This was not a great display but it was a dominant one, we had 67% possession, 14 attempts to their 6, 7 on target to their 3 and it's that last stat that tells it all, 3 attempts and 2 goals, their keeper was man of the match ours watched their injury time winner trickle in, defensively we seem to keep switching off at key moments, having snatched a late equaliser and being in possession we give an awful pass straight to Cardiff to allow them to break and catch us is complete disarray, that is just not acceptable.
I have been pointing out our defensive frailties for far too long now, often mine has been the contrary view to the popular one, I have pointed out the free headers given over the past couple of years and the poor marking, but been told I have something against the player and it wasn't his fault but someone else's.
Football is all about players who can change games, it's about those who perform well at key moments, I look at those who do that not those that flatter to deceive.
We are still in the relegation fight but we are far from finished and in better shape for it than we were a year ago, this was our first defeat in 2019, let's put it in perspective, there are five teams above us within 3 points, we are not cast adrift.
What this defeat has shown us is that we need to guard against complacency, that cost us for their second goal, that the FA Cup break is very welcome in that in gives us chance to get the injured players back to fitness, Danny Ings probably won't be fit for Arsenal away but he will hopefully be back for Fulham at home and that is the crucial fixture of the next month, as will hopefully Stuart Armstrong, Michael Obafemi and Mario Lemina.
The key though is not to let this drag us down, stay with the team and be behind them not against them, I'm sick to death of being surrounded by those whose default support of Saints is not "Come On Saints" but "Oh No Saints" or "For f*cks sake, Saints/Hoedt/Stephens/Targett/ Ward Prowse/Vestergaard/Long/Austin/ Elyounoussi or a host of other names and scapegoats, the fact I can name so many should tell us all something an make some stand back and consider whether they want to support or abuse the team.
I am not having a go at anyone hear just pointing out something I have noticed in watching most of the Saints matches home and away this season, the bulk of our support is superb and the numbers we turn up in is still good, but last season a toxic atmosphere dragged us down, I cannot argue that there was some good reasons for the discontent, and certainly the first half of this season.
But now we have a good manager, he is learning his way in the Premier League, he has worked miracles so far, we need him to work a few more so are you behind him or against him.
Now is the time to stand up and be counted, I know where I stand and that is I am a supporter of Southampton Football Club, I go to games to "SUPPORT" !
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Amazon Prime Day 2017 – Are You Ready?
In between the fourth of July holiday weekend and the peak of Back to School shopping, Amazon has snuck in Prime Day again – the industry's newest shopping holiday. This year, it's on July 11th, but deals kick off at 9 pm July 10th (6 hours earlier than last year). Do you have a plan? We've reviewed last year's main takeaways, Amazon's new features for this year (voice search deals!), and have made some recommendations to ensure ecommerce businesses are ready for this year's Prime Day.
Getting Started – A Look Back
Amazon Prime Day 2016 was on July 12th – how did your site perform? Were you part of the online shopping conversation? The industry (including PMX Agency's clients) saw strong ecommerce results consistently in terms of traffic and sales growth year over year. This indicates that there is a halo effect now for the shopping day, so make sure you have a story to tell, or an email to share.
Highlights from Prime Day 2016 included:
- Amazon's technical challenges were reported – including "add to cart" and "check out" challenges at times. Those were reported on much less, however, than the 2015 Prime reports about the silly and/or unwanted products on sale that dominated the media.
- Women's Wear Daily reported that Prime Day 2016 saw an increase in orders of 60%. Other notable takeaways included:
- More than 1 million people used the Amazon app for the first time on Prime Day, and orders from the app doubled year over year.
- Popular offers in 2016 included: 30 percent off apparel, shoes jewelry and watches, and up to 60% off athletic shoes.
- Prime offers went live at 3 am on July 12th (note offers start at 9 pm EST the night before Prime Day this year). By 11 am, Amazon had sold 196,000 pairs of shoes.
- Apparel deals did not exhaust inventory. We know Amazon is focused on apparel now, how will that impact their offer strategy and execution this year?
- One analyst pointed out that Amazon's "frequently purchased together" suggestions/upsells were not part of the bargains, and that's where Amazon could make up some margin loss – think they paid attention and shifted their strategy for this year?
- The most popular item in the U.S. in 2016, excluding Amazon's own devices, was the Instant Pot 7-in-1 Multi-Functional Pressure Cooker.
What's New for Prime Day 2017?
The most innovative update to Prime Day relates to Amazon's growing focus on voice search with Alexa. According to Amazon, "Prime members with an Alexa-enabled device such as an Amazon Echo or Echo Dot will have access to exclusive Alexa Prime Day voice shopping deals". Prime members are instructed to simply ask Alexa on Prime Day "Alexa, what are your deals?" Amazon Alexa voice shoppers will also have preferential treatment, with a full two hours of access to deals before the general public. In previous years, Prime Day has led to major Amazon adoption – with Prime memberships, app usage and Kindle adoption swelling. It will be interesting to see whether or not Amazon will gain a large portion of voice search-based shoppers, and how much Alexa resonates with Prime users.
Amazon also promises: a waitlist for deals you missed (if inventory opens up), Spotlight Deals with plenty of inventory, and Lightning Deals with time and inventory limitations.
What Can Retailers Do?
Ecommerce sites should be sure to have a strategy ready. Start by ensuring that you join the conversation by having an offer ready to go, executed throughout marketing efforts: early morning (and follow up) email, paid search ad copy with the offer echoed on your landing pages, and customized remarketing ads. Don't forget to open up budgets that day to ensure you can capture the overall traffic boost online. Whether to make your offer one day or let the delayed conversions roll in after Amazon Prime's specials have disappeared via remarketing is obviously dependent on your overall ability to be promotional, but it's worth testing for 24 – 48 hours after Prime Day ends.
Finally, what can you do that Amazon can't? Is free overnight shipping an option? If you have stores, can shoppers buy online and pick up in store same day, beating Amazon's quick shipping to help consumers have their purchase the same day?
This is a rare opportunity to take advantage of Amazon's efforts, by creating a shopping holiday in July – make sure you're ready!


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Surviving My First Storm: A Northerner's Outlook On Hurricane Irma
Waking up and falling asleep in a state of anxiety. Constantly watching the news for every update. Diligently tracking the forecast and predicted tracks of the storm. Asking friends and coworkers how to be prepared for Irma. Racing down the aisles of Publix to find the last bottle of water. Waiting in line for 30 minutes at a gas station. In summary, that's how I've spent the past week.
If you're a Floridian reading this, you're more than likely used to hurricanes. You probably shrug off news of the spaghetti models and care more about stocking up on beer than the essentials Red Cross tells you to have in your emergency kit. After all, you need to have enough alcohol for your hurricane party.
But if you're like me, a northerner who moved to South Florida not even a year ago, Hurricane Irma probably felt like an initiation. A weird hazing ritual that each resident must go through to feel like a true "Floridian."
I've spent 20 plus years of my life growing up in Maryland, a state that has four distinct seasons and is drastically different from the constant heat and humidity of Fort Lauderdale. As soon as news of Hurricane Irma struck, I could feel myself starting to panic.
Throw me into any blizzard, and I'll tell you everything you need to do to protect your home and survive the cold if the power goes out. But when it comes to hurricanes? I'm clueless.
I came into work the day after Labor Day and sat down to the main task of the week: reporting on Hurricane Irma and keeping our readers up-to-date. This meant that every day I was spending hours listening to officials give press conferences, tracking every update on Irma's forecasted path and reading everything I could on how to prepare for a hurricane.
As someone who had never experienced a hurricane before Irma, the words "Category 5 storm," didn't really sit well with my stress levels.
Freaked out is an understatement when it comes to how I felt; especially after hearing horror stories from my coworkers about Hurricane Andrew and Hurricane Wilma.
"Roofs tore off people's homes."
"The buildings weren't ready for an impact like that."
"This storm is going to be a lot worse."
"I'm going to stay here." Fast forward five minutes later: "I'm going to (insert any state other than Florida.)"
*Imagine my internal screaming here.*
With every panicked comment my seasoned Floridian coworkers made, I glanced into a fake camera a la Jim Halpert from "The Office," pretending that some audience was watching each aspect of my work day add to my repertoire of anxiety.
"Wherever you are going to be staying at during the storm, be there by tomorrow," the Broward County mayor said during a press conference on Wednesday night.
Should I evacuate? I thought this to myself almost every minute during each press conference I watched. My office building is east of Federal Highway, where a mandatory evacuation was underway starting Thursday. Work closed for the remainder of the week and I started weighing my options.
Fly home to Maryland? Drive to a friend's house in Orlando? Those were all good choices in theory if airline tickets hadn't spiked Wednesday evening and if fuel shortages weren't a concern for driving on the highway. This would also be a good time to hop on my soapbox and talk about systematic oppression of poor people who cannot evacuate on planes as ticket prices skyrocket, but I digress.
I decided to stay at my cousin's home in Fort Lauderdale. She and her family grew up in Florida and assured me that their house was safe with hurricane impact windows and a concrete infrastructure; all components that my apartment doesn't have.
I packed my bags Thursday morning and put all my valuables in my closet just in case my apartment windows broke before racing to my cousin's house. Not to be dramatic or anything, but I literally thought my apartment was done for. I said my goodbyes to my coveted bed and favorite lampshade as a funeral dirge played in the back of my mind.
As Hurricane Irma raged on I witnessed my cousin's tree in the front yard snap in half, watched the canal's water rise and repeatedly stopped the blaring beeping coming from my iPhone with warnings of tornadoes in the area. Which is worse: an actual tornado or the shiver that beep sends up your spine at 4 a.m. when it goes off? Up for debate.
In retrospect, I'm not really sure why I got to their house so early. The storm didn't even start affecting the area until Saturday. But hey, when your office is evacuated, the news channels keep speaking of the worse and you have several family members asking about your safety, you tell yourself more than once, "It's better to be safe than sorry."
Fast forward to Sunday: Irma has left behind damage, but less damage than I expected. There are widespread power outages across the state, and I'm getting antsy from being cooped up indoors all weekend.
I headed to my apartment to find no damage to my building or windows, but I had no power, no air conditioning, my food in the fridge spoiled and the only place open near my apartment was McDonald's. I sent a Snapchat of the line in the drive-thru to my friends with the caption, "God is real," and vowed to never talk bad about the preservative-filled food chain ever again.
I'm no stranger to power outages; when Maryland gets a heavy snowstorm there's a high chance that the power will be down. But in my opinion, going through snowstorms without heat is easier than living without air conditioning during a hurricane.
I'll always stand by that, too. After all, you can layer on heavy blankets and clothing to avoid hypothermia, but there are only so many cold showers you can take before feeling the effects of heat exhaustion. Plus, at least snow is pretty to look at. Fallen trees and storm surges? Yeah, not so pretty.
As I write this, it's Tuesday. Hurricane Irma has come and gone and I'm left wondering, "I freaked out over that? No wonder Floridians always shrug off hurricanes."
That's not to say I don't realize that damage has been done. South Florida is very lucky that Irma did not rip the area apart like it did the islands, the Florida Keys or the west coast.
But now I feel like I know what it means to be a Floridian, and I'm grateful to say that I'll know what to do during future hurricanes.
Lessons learned after surviving my first natural disaster:
- Don't freak out over a forecast that is days away from being accurate.
- Publix will stock up on food and water every day leading up to the storm.
- Hurricane season is not the time to debate whether you should give up alcohol. (You can save that for Lent.)
- FPL is not prepared for this, and you should appreciate every bit of air conditioning you have ever felt. Also, don't get your hopes up when their trucks drive by your house. That doesn't mean your power will be back on soon.
- Gallows humor will get you through storm preparations ("I hope there's air conditioning in heaven!") and sarcasm will get you through the aftermath. ("Well at least we didn't die.")
Thanks for the lessons Irma; only 78 more days of hurricane season left to go. If you need me, I'll be enjoying the office's AC.
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That's My Country Clean: Celeste's Story
We are starting a new blog feature series, called, That's my Country Clean. This chapter will highlight one of our customers, Celeste. She has been a Country Clean customer for several months and has a passion for green living. We are so honored to be able to share a bit of her story and a delicious recipe that she enjoys! Here is her story:
Hi, I am Celeste, a full time working mother of three whose passion is healthy eating and cooking, fitness and having a clean house too! I know some might be thinking that is a bit ambitious with a career and family and all. However I am here to tell you it is possible! Some planning and dedication is required but nothing in life worth having comes easy, right?
I do enjoy cooking so that is a plus, however I didn't always. When I was cooking the same old dinners week in and week out I hated it. From the shopping to the planning to the prepping and cooking, I loathed it. That has all changed now! So you ask, what changed? Well it is a deep desire to be healthy and fit for my children and for them to be as healthy as they can be. I get such pleasure knowing what I am cooking is healthy and good for them. Doing all this cooking and preparing though destroys my kitchen on a daily basis!
So I am incredibly thankful I found Country Clean! They share my love for healthier living and all their products are earth, kid and pet friendly. No chemicals! I also love that they give me useful cleaning tips to use in between my cleanings.; It makes me feel like they care about my home as much as I do!
The recipe that I am featuring is a "creamy" soup. It is easily converted to a vegan recipe and delicious!
Roasted Squash, Sweet Potato and Turnip Soup
·2 medium size Winter Squash halved lengthwise and seeds removed
·4 to 6 Sweet Potatoes halved lengthwise
· 4 to 5 Turnips quartered
·tablespoons Vegan Butter
·1 tablespoon coconut oil
·1 medium Granny Smith apple (peeled and cubed)
·1/2 medium yellow onion diced
·3 cloves of garlic
·1 ½ Tablespoons of dried sage
·4 Cups low-sodium vegetable or chicken broth
·1 1/2 teaspoons kosher salt, plus more as needed
·1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper, plus more as needed
·1/2 cup toasted pumpkin seeds, for garnish (optional)
·Additional water in ¼ cup increments if soup is too thick when pureeing.
Heat the oven to 375°F .
Line a baking sheet with foil. Place the squash pieces cut-side up on the baking sheet. Melt 2 tablespoon of the butter and brush all of it fleshy parts of the squash halves, sweet potatoes' and turnips. Season generously with salt and pepper. Roast until knife tender, about 50 minutes to 1 hour.
Peel, core, and cut the apple into medium dice. Cut the onion into medium dice. Take the three garlic cloves and use a garlic press or just dice them by hand.
Take out the squash, potatoes and turnips from the oven when done and set aside to cool.
Melt the tablespoon of coconut oil in a large saucepan or Dutch oven over medium heat. Add the apple, onion, garlic, season with salt and pepper, and cook, stirring occasionally, until softened, about 7 minutes.
Using a large spoon, scoop the flesh into the saucepan with the sautéed apples and onions; discard the skins.
Add the vegetable/chicken broth and dried sage to the sauce pan with the apples, onions and etc.
Bring to a boil over medium-high heat. Reduce the heat to medium low and simmer, stirring occasionally and breaking up any large pieces of squash/potato/turnip, until the flavors meld, about 15 to 20 minutes.
Using a blender, purée the soup in batches until smooth, removing the small cap (the pour lid) from the blender lid and covering the space with a kitchen towel (this allows steam to escape and prevents the blender lid from popping off). Alternatively, use an immersion blender. If soup is too thick and isn't blending well add cup of water at a time till desired consistency. Taste and season with salt and pepper as needed. Serve garnished with the pumpkin seeds, if using.


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Um...wow is all I have to say. I just hope I look half this good when I'm ready to deliver in August! Yes...she was at the end of her third trimester! In fact, I will be doing baby boy J's newborn shoot in about 7.5 hours and can't wait!!!
Kids, don't try this at home. He was cracking up the entire time and having a blast. Now that's some air! I have a feeling someone is going to love roller coasters!
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Internet Defense League launches as policy watchdogs
(CBS News) A new activist group officially launched Thursday to act as online policy watchdogs against potential bills that may threaten Internet freedom.
The Internet Defense League (IDL) is a group of companies, groups and people who have joined forces to mobilize against future proposed laws, like the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and Protect IP Act (PIPA) bills that were struck down following a massive Internet strike in January.
Early members of the organization include Rep. Darrell Issa (R-CA) and Dutch politician Marietje Schaake. Web companies and organization participating in the coalition include: WordPress, Mozilla, Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), Reddit and OpenCongress/PPF.
"What Americans understand that the government doesn't understand is that Americans can do things well without government regulations," Rep. Darrell Issa said on a press call. Issa argues that if the government had regulated the Internet early on, it would look more like the telephone system than what it is today.
Sister bills SOPA and PIPA were intended to curb the illegal download of copyrighted materials from foreign "rogue" sites, like The Pirate Bay. Opponents of the bills pointed out that there is already legislation that provides some protection for copyrighted material, like the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), which requires companies to remove copyrighted content "in good faith."
During debates over the policies, the EFF suggested that one of the worst-case scenarios would be that copyright owners would be able to use the law to shut down a site by cutting off access to its domain name.
While the coalition of activists has decided that they would work together, how they will decide which policies to tackle are unclear. For now, the IDL says it has advocates on stand-by to comment on proposed laws and code that websites can embed and use as an "alert code" to protest future bills.The alert code is meant to act as a "bat signal," of sorts, with what appears to be a symbol of a cat as the main image.
The question of who and how the Internet will be regulated is a long, on-going debate. Tech entrepreneurs would rather spend their time building products, rather than having to fight legislation that might stifle growth.
During the SOPA and PIPA debates, Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian became one of the faces of the opposition against the proposed laws.
"I gained prominence during SOPA because my entire way of life was being threatened," Ohanian said on a press call. "We've been busy spending our attention innovating instead of lobbying on Capitol Hill." Ohanian hopes it will stay that way and that the IDL will be an organization that can take on lawmakers, so tech entrepreneurs can focus on innovation.
Forming the IDL could also help improve the dialog between parties on different sides of the debate. The Motion Picture Association of America, which supported SOPA and PIPA, expressed support for the organization and released this statement to CBS News:
We couldn't agree more with the Internet Defense League that an internet that works for everyone is critical to both our economy and our national identity - and in order for the internet to work for everyone, we need to set balanced policies that help protect hard work while still encouraging the freedom to create. The creative community, like the tech community, is built entirely on ideas and innovation. The free flow of information on the internet is critical, but it can't be promoted at the expense of creators and their rights.
The IDL did not specify if there are any proposed laws they are watching at the moment. They do, however, have a sense of humor. The organization is literally going to flash a "cat signal" into the sky Thursday night in at least four cities: New York City, San Francisco, Washington D.C. and Ulaarbataar, Mongolia.
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The first guests walked into the gallery. How appropriate their timing! I was exhibiting in the beautiful mountainside village of Deia, Mallorca, at the Hotel Belmond La Residencia's Sa Tafona Gallery, and who should be the first arrivals but William, son of long-time famed Deia resident, Robert Graves, with his charming wife. What a wonderful augury!
This exhibition was the culmination of long effort, so often the case. First, that of having my idea accepted for exhibition in the gallery and eventually being given a time period to show, then creating and preparing the work. Finally came the hanging of the work, quite a complicated affair, and organising the inauguration or vernissage, complete with posters, invitations, Whatsapps messages, press contacts and so on. In other words, more or less the usual process of an art show.
This exhibition, Pensando en Miró : Drawings in Silver, led me on a fascinating journey to create 30 silverpoint drawings. Because the gallery is a large room, I needed to work in a larger format, up to 30 x 22" or 76 x 56 cm. images, much larger than my usual drawings. As always when one is pushed to new horizons, it is good and when I finally got the show hung and looked at the results of many, many months of work, I wondered how others would react to this new series of seemingly abstract drawings. I say 'seemingly' because in fact, I based all these drawings on the wonderful translucent alabaster windows of the Fundación Pilar i Joan Miró and the naturally occurring patterns in their flagstones.
As more and more people walked into the gallery for the show's opening, I was touched and delighted. Many of them had come from Palma, a 40-minute drive along mountain roads, a real compliment. Soon an animated buzz of Spanish and French was occasionally punctuated by snatches of English or American, and the evening took off.
Was the effort of creating and mounting this exhibition of silverpoint drawings worth it? Definitely, from any number of points of view - professional, creative, personal and more. The experience just underlines for me the fact that being an artist is richly rewarding in many, many ways, some subtle, some obvious, but all sustaining in the onward journey of trying to create art.


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This pommel is great, as are all the parts here of course. But, it is larger in real life than one might think based off the picture. The MHS builder reflects the size accurately however. Makes for a great counter balance on top heavy sabers or ones with longer blades. I actually shaved mine down on my grinder, removed about 1/16" all around the main part only because it was larger than I thought, but still a beautiful piece in it's own right.
This pommel is great choice if you are looking for something with some heft to it, but don't want to use pommel #3v2.
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Categories: Baltimore Wildlife Control, General
Of all the wildlife roaming around the Baltimore area, the creature that may be seen the least by residents is the opossum. Because the opossum is most active at night and extremely shy, they are not typically seen by Baltimore residents compared to squirrels or raccoons. However, while the opossum may be out of sight, it should never be pout of mind if it finds its way onto your Baltimore property. This is why Baltimore residents should always be aware of opossum removal.
Opossum removal is necessary should the creatures find their way onto your Baltimore property for a number of reasons. Opossums can often times create burrows under your shed, deck, or crawl space, which can cause structural damage after time. Opossums can also find ways into your basement or attic, which could potentially cause damage to your home and possessions. While opossums are typically shy and nonaggressive creatures, they are known to attack if they feel cornered. This means they could cause harm to your domestic pets should the two ever cross paths. Opossum removal will help to safely remove the animal without causing harm to you, your home, or the opossum itself. If you wish to prevent opossums from entering your Baltimore property to begin with, it's important to keep your yard free of trash, food, and pet waste. You should also close off any open areas that an opossum could use as shelter. Should you have any evidence that you are in need of opossum removal, call the professionals of Mid Atlantic Wildlife Control.
The professionals at Mid Atlantic Wildlife Control are trained to humanely handle opossum removal situations throughout Baltimore County. If opossums find a way into your Baltimore home, our technicians will be able to remove the animals from your home as well. We will then identify where the opossum entered your home to avoid future infestations. All methods and techniques used by Mid Atlantic Wildlife Control are humane and avoid stress and harm to the animal being removed. Never try to remove the animals on your own. This could cause harm to both you and the animal.
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Making the decision to start exercising is great, but if it is your first time hitting the gym, or you have been out of practice for some time, you need to remember that it's not just a matter of putting on the gear and going. The importance of warming up and cooling down cannot be underestimated, as you can easily injure yourself if you become overzealous. While most people, regardless of athletic ability, are familiar with the idea of warming up, not everyone is used to hearing about cooling down. In this blog, we will look at how to do both.
Even if you exercise regularly, going from zero to a hundred in the space of a few minutes can easily cause you to injure yourself. Whether it is a sudden, obvious injury like pulling a hamstring, or one that sets in slowly and subtly, like Plantar fasciitis, failure to warm up makes it more likely that you will do damage to your muscles and tendons. If this happens, your exercise routine will be interrupted as you take time to recover, which not only means you are in pain, but also costs you the benefits of the effort you have put in. Doing a proper warm up means that you are gently easing your body into the exercise, and you are less likely to be taken out of action.
While many people do not see cooling down as being as important as warming up, it is better for your health in a number of different ways. For example, it is better for your heart rate and breathing to be brought down gradually rather than suddenly. It can also help prevent symptoms such as dizziness or nausea that can occur when blood pools in the areas that were working the hardest, and suffering such symptoms could put you off exercising again. The point after an intense workout is also when your muscles will be at their most flexible, which gives you an opportunity to stretch them and increase their elasticity in general.
What to Do
Regardless of the type of athletic activity you are undertaking, you should spend the first five-to-ten minutes warming up, and the last five-to-ten cooling down. Of course, the most important thing to remember is to focus on the muscles you will be using most during the activity. For example, if you are running, you want to focus mainly on your legs and ankles. If you are swimming, you would focus on your legs, arms, and neck. For rock climbing, you would also want to pay attention to your back muscles.
While the cool down is often the perfect chance to get in some stretches and increase your overall flexibility, you don't need to do stretches every single time. The most important aspect of a cool down is to allow your blood flow and breathing to come down gradually. For this reason, doing a brisk walk that slows down over the course of about five-to-ten minutes is often enough.
Across all forms of exercise, injuries to the lower limbs are by far the most common. Whether you like running, swimming, climbing, football, tennis, or golf, the lower limbs often have to do the most work. For a detailed list of what you can do to prevent injuries to this area, see our blog Stretching Exercises for the Lower Limbs.


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Wishing you + yours the happiest of holidays...
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My favorite part of the holidays include some down-time with my loves, holiday lights (!!!!), getting cards in the mail from family and friends and sending out some holiday cheer of our own.
With stationery, details are everything. From the Oscar de la Renta stamps to the emerald green envelopes, I wanted to send a "statement piece" holiday card this year. I hand addressed the envelopes with a gold pen that lays the ink down beautifully, and signed every card (because I think it's more fun that way!).
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Stuffing is a vital side dish in any Thanksgiving meal. Whether you're actually putting it in the bird, or making it in the oven, this specific stuffing is so delicious and truly tastes like Thanksgiving.
Tip: You can make stuffing 1 day ahead of time and throw into the oven the day of. However, stuff the bird on day of cooking. Bake remaining stuffing in the oven.
- 1 apple, diced
- 5-7 celery stalks, chopped
- 1 medium onion, diced
- Italian parsley
- 1 egg (beaten)
- 1/2 stick butter
- 1 container of finely grated parmigiano reggiano cheese
- 1 Lb package of ground beef
- 1 Lb of Jimmy Dean sausage meat, thawed (comes in a roll, sometimes in freezer section)
- 1 package of Pepperidge Farm classic bread stuffing
- Salt & Pepper
Prep: Dice/chop the apple, the celery, and the onion before you start cooking the meat. Separate them into bowls so you can add them as needed.
- Brown the ground beef and apple together in a large frying pan. Season with a dash of salt and pepper. Drain and set aside. In a separate pan, sauté the onion and celery together with butter.
- In the same pan, cook the sausage until brown, and add back the beef mixture. Add the egg, cheese, parsley, and salt & pepper. Add the onion and celery to the meat mixture.
- Make the bread stuffing according to the back of the package, with butter and water in the pot (no need to add the onion and celery, as it's already in the meat mixture)
- Transfer the bread mixture and the meat mixture to a large foil baling pan, and mix together thoroughly. Season to taste. Optional: sprinkle top with Italian seasoned bread crumbs.
- If ready to make, bake in a 350 degree oven for 25 minutes, or until warmed through and golden.


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Toll road and congestion scheme charges across the UK
Here's a short summary of the majority of toll roads, where they are, and information on how to apply for concessions.
Top wheelchair and scooter friendly towns across the UK
We've selected some of our favourite locations that are suitable for travel on your Motability Scheme scooter or powered wheelchair.
Travelling with a disability in the new year
If you're thinking about getting away in the new year, here's a run-down of everything you need to know to make your journey as smooth as possible.
How to deal with traffic jams: A 6-point plan
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My experience of London as a wheelchair user
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Focus for 2019: The Zoho suite – an exceptional set of integrated business tools (CRM, email, project management, doc and spreadsheet editor, bookkeeping, invoicing, their own scripting language – you name it). I'm constantly impressed by the Zoho team's ability to integrate and iterate. In 2019, I'll be showing more businesses how to integrate and rationalise their business processes to become more efficient – and more profitable.
I'm currently rebuilding and replacing systems for a charity in Hove (using Zoho's tools), so my time is a little limited. I work mainly by reputation, so I don't tend to solicit business – but feel free to drop me a line if you have any interesting projects coming up which could do with a generalised technical consultation, and I'll be happy to have a chat. If I can't help due to time constraints, or the project doesn't particularly interest me personally, I'll be able to recommend someone who can help (almost certainly a fellow Farm member).
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May 23, 2019
Urban Secondary Aboriginal Teacher Education Program student Carla Singer's education journey includes blazing a trail for Indigenous language speakers.
May 7, 2018
Bringing together Indigenous ways of knowing and science education might seem new to the field of education, but for Secondary Education professor and ATEP instructor Marc Higgins it's been a long time coming.
March 13, 2018
Students who enrol in a University of Alberta Aboriginal Teacher Education Program this fall in collaboration with Lakeland at the Lloydminster campus may be able to pursue an education close to home.
February 15, 2018
Sharla Peltier, a new faculty member in the Department of Elementary Education, and an instructor with the Aboriginal Teacher Education Program, shares how traditional Anishinaabe pedagogy and wisdom shape her worldview as a teacher-educator.
September 14, 2017
A training program for Indigenous teachers has expanded to train secondary teachers in Edmonton to prepare them for urban schools.
June 28, 2017
From the Aboriginal Teacher Education collaborative program at Northern Lakes College to local education leader, Charlene Noskey uses her unique skill set and education to her school division's benefit.
June 20, 2017
Kadrin Delorme, an Elementary Education and Aboriginal Teacher Education Program grad, has made history in Buffalo Lake Métis Settlement as the first teacher from her community.


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James 'Jim' Hawking
The other half of Starwind and Hawking Enterprises, young Jim Hawking is truly a child prodigy. He is the son of a famous
computer hacker known as the Computer Wizard, but beyond that, nothing is known of his family (although it is implied that
his parents are dead). While it's never made clear exactly how he and Gene ended up as partners, Jim does consider himself
the brains of the operation. In the original Japanese language version, Jim always referred to Gene as "aniki", which, depending
on how you translate it, can mean everything from "mentor" to "one's senior" to "elder brother". Regardless of how you translate
it, however, it's clear that Jim and Gene aren't related, and the "mentor" definition is actually closer to the truth. Both
the English dub and sub tracks ignore the word, and instead have Jim always refer to Gene by name, which was a wise move,
as any of the direct translations would have been overly cumbersome.Jim gets along well with pretty much everyone,
eventually even overcoming his distrust of Suzuka. He sees Melfina as a pseudo-mother figure, lending support to the theory
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Letter: Enforce the no cell phone while driving ban
Kingman Police, City Council and Mayor, I am putting you on notice. Fourteen tickets for unlawful use of a mobile electronic device while driving in 2016 is bullcrap. And to pass out 519 warnings is horse apples.
Don't know what those words really mean? Yea, right. You are to enforce all laws and you're not doing it. I don't give a rat's butt what excuses you put out there. All you are protecting is your own.
In the past five years, I have been involved in two wrecks that were caused by idiots on cellphones. Both wrecks were not accidental. They were metal-slamming, body-injuring ordeals and one of them, I was on a motorcycle and got crushed by an illegal immigrant making a left-hand turn in front of me while on the phone, causing me physical injury that I will go to the grave with.
Both knuckleheads that hit me are probably still texting and driving and maybe living in Kingman once they knew the police are not going to do a damn thing. Why...? Why the excuses and no real action against these sorry unapologetic humans?
This is what I have been told by the Kingman community, and, experienced for myself these past two years. The police while on duty driving, are texting and talking on the phone, so why would they stop when they are on their own time? It is obvious one cop is not going to pull over another cop and give even a warning for being on the phone. What about their kids? Are they doing the same thing? Give us a break, police, do your job that I am having to pay taxes for.
Today, at Andy Devine and Detroit avenues, as I was going to turn right, there was a blue Ford Explorer in the left lane with no signal on. A sensible driver would expect they were going to turn left. Regardless, there are way too many airheads in Kingman behind the wheel so I am extra careful coming up next to anyone. This moron made an awkward right-hand turn and would have torn off the front of my car. A boy in the passenger seat saw what was about to happen, his eyes got real big. The woman who was on the phone did not even look in my direction. Talk about a dumb blond moment. I saw him turn and tell her and she took off. I chased her up to 45 mph, but she was way over 55. She turned up Hualapai Mountain Road. All the cops must have been prioritizing enforcement today because I never saw one.
You can sit in the parking lot at Walgreen's and see drivers coming down HMR to Stockton Hill, 40 percent of them on the phone. When Carolyn Carlson at Hualapai Elementary School, a crossing guard, advised whoever would listen "she sees at least five drivers on their cell phones in the 25-minute period she works each morning and afternoon. There's quite a few." (Daily Miner, 1/15/2017) You would think the light would come on because…, children cross that street.
Is it impossible for the police to quit making excuses and enforce the ordinance without putting their political agenda before safety? I reasonably believe, if the Daily Miner printed the stupidity of how our police are handling this dangerous situation that they…the cops, would get off their posteriors and start busting these lawbreakers. Oh yeah…they might be taking an important text about the time they spot a driver on the phone. Where is the city council and even the mayor to adhere to the color of the law? Many know there is a double standard of law enforcement in Kingman.
And where is the honorable mayor and the venerable city council that everybody in Kingman just adores for taking such good care of us? Lofty titles for shoddy governing. Could they be in their cars driving and texting? Oh, don't say that is not true. I have seen a member of the city council on the phone driving in 2016 as they wobbled on the turn coming on Beale Street off Andy Devine. Other people have seen this "privileged" arrogant public figure speeding recklessly while on the phone. Is this a conspiracy behind closed doors to just let this roll along and not let their own relatives and "friends" pay a fine? Two hundred dollars? How funny. Why conjure up this fake law because too many homegrown Kingmanites were complaining about it, so you voted in the ordinance to shut them up while knowing it would not be enforced? I think so.
I expect to be pulled over, harassed at my home, maybe jailed on something phony, for exposing the establishment, not following ordinances they are regulating for a deliberate class of Kingman citizens to obey and not others.
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Parent Ed Evenings Provide Valuable Parenting Tools/
BSCO's first two Parent Education evenings have proven a popular and informative choice for Bonny Slope parents this fall. Shawn Marshall's presentation "The Impact of Electronics on the Youth Brain" pulled in nearly 70 community members, packing the library as he walked parents through the physiological and psychological impact screen time and video games have on the developing brain.
This week's offering, "Parenting a Child with Anxiety" with Dr. Allan Cordova, also proved popular with over 40 attendees. Dr. Cordova elaborated not only on general anxiety disorder, but also gave parents a tool kit to help them define and evaluate strategies to support their children. Dr. Cordova's presentation slideshow can be found here.
BSCO's Parent Ed evenings will begin again in 2017, with a pair of gender-specific presentations. "All About Boys" with Howard Hiton will be Tuesday, February 7, 2017. Kim Demarchi's presentation, "Raising Daughters" is the following month, scheduled for Wednesday, March 8, 2017. Both presentations will be at 7pm in the BSE library.
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Kelley Johnson is an experienced jury trial lawyer representing injured people in medical malpractice cases. She is a zealous advocate for her injured clients both in and out of the courtroom, and has represented her clients in numerous jury and bench trials throughout the state of Indiana. Her favorite part about being a medical malpractice lawyer is getting to know her clients while she represents them during such an important time in their lives. Kelley is proud to be a plaintiff's attorney, giving her clients a chance to have their day in court.
Kelley completed her undergraduate studies at Purdue University in 1992. She graduated from the Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law in 2005. Kelley is a member of the Indiana Trial Lawyers Association and the Indianapolis Bar Association. She served as President of the Indianapolis Bar Foundation in 2013 and served on the board of directors for the Indianapolis Bar Association from 2014-2015. She participated in the Bar Leader Series Class VI, and recently chaired Bar Leader Series Class XV. She currently serves on the executive committee for the Women in Law Division and on the steering committee for Bar Leader Series Class XVI. Kelley actively promotes participation in the bar among her peers. Kelley is a Barrister in the Indianapolis American Inn of Court. Kelley has also been recognized as a top-rated medical malpractice attorney by her peers as an Indiana Rising Stars in 2010, 2012-2015, and as an Indiana Super Lawyer in 2017-2019. She was named to the Top 25 Women by Indiana Super Lawyers in 2017.
Kelley was born and raised in a large family of 7, living throughout the state Indiana, from South Bend to southern Indiana, spending the majority of her childhood on a rural farm in Warrick County. She earned her undergraduate degree from Purdue University and her law degree from Indiana University McKinney School of Law in Indianapolis. She is admitted to practice in the state of Indiana, the Southern District and Northern District federal courts and the Seventh Circuit federal appellate court. Before joining Wagner Reese, Kelley spent over 13 years as a litigator with the well-respected Indianapolis plaintiff's firm where she focused her practice on medical malpractice.
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Like this reindeer which we think we've had since my brother was little.
Or this brass road runner sending 'Greetings From Arizona' a gift from a dear friend living in Arizona.
Definitely not red and gold. This hand decorated painted egg is a Russian decoration I bought locally some years ago.
I bought this at Westonbirt Arboretum a few years ago. I don't think it's meant to be a tree dec' but I thought it would make a great one.
A close friend bought me this painted wooden house back from one of her trips to the US. I like to leave the label on that explains about it.
I've got a set of these felt horses. They were given me by my late godmother and made by an elderly lady that lived nearby her.
In my teens I had a bit of a bear collection. A family friend bought me Muffy the Snow Bear.
I've just realised I didn't take any pictures of the whole tree decorated. It was very bright and sunny earlier and had the tendency to wash out the photos. I will get some to share with you all.
Now the tree's up it's beginning to feel A LOT like Christmas. Enjoy the rest of your weekend! :-)


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Since the release of their album Language and Perspective, Bad Suns have gained the hearts of various amounts of people throughout the world. Now more than ever, this band for southern California after the release of their sophomore album Disappear Here, is playing a whole lot of sold out shows and on this date wasn't any different. Making one last stop before their final show of their headlining tour Welcome to the Outskirts of Paradise in Los Angeles, Bad Suns delivered a heart-full show that their fans will always remember.


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The Driving Decarbonization Video captures the essence of how low carbon fuel standards deliver real-world benefits. The original Driving Decarbonization event took place at the Global Climate Action Summit in September of 2018, and was co-hosted by the Low Carbon Fuels Coalition, the Biotechnology Innovation Organization, and below50.
Here is the invitation to the Driving Decarbonization Event that we co-hosted at the Global Climate Action Summit:
How Low Carbon Fuel Standards are Transforming Transportation, Saving Lives, and Igniting Innovation
September 13, 2018
Union Square, San Francisco
An Official Global Climate Action Summit Side Event
with Senator Fran Pavley
Across North America, states and provinces have launched initiatives that are reducing the transportation sector's impact on the environment. In 2011, California pioneered its ground-breaking, technology-neutral Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS), slashing GHG pollutants by 33 MMT of CO2e and displacing 10 billion gallons of petroleum fuel in its first six years. Oregon rolled out its own Clean Fuels Program in 2016 and is already achieving GHG and petroleum reductions while driving innovation in the transportation sector. In Canada, British Columbia has adopted a comparable carbon intensity focused policy. Other US states, Canadian provinces, and national and sub-national jurisdictions are poised to adopt similar programs suited to their local conditions.
Join us as we gather policy makers and other thought leaders from the U.S. and abroad, who will discuss efforts to decarbonize the toughest sector: transportation.
Learn the nuts and bolts of how a LCFS works.
Engage in a discussion on the full range of LCFS benefits including GHG reductions, jobs and economic growth, fuel diversification, air quality improvements, and health benefits.
Network during the event at the mid-way break, and during the evening reception immediately following the program.
Confirmed Speakers for the Driving Decarbonization Event include:
Senator Fran Pavley, primary author of California's climate change policies
California Air Resources Board Transportation Branch Chief and Low Carbon Fuel Standard program lead, Sam Wade
Oregon Clean Fuels Program Manager, Cory-Ann Wind
Representative Joe Fitzgibbon, sponsor of HB 2338, the 2018 bill to establish a Clean Fuel Standard in Washington state
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Airbus Cuts Production Plans for A330 Jet Amid Weak Demand
With dearth of deals, loss of orders to Boeing, company plans to build 50 of the wide-body planes next year; it delivered 67 in 2017
LONDON—European plane maker Airbus SE EADSY -3.57% is cutting back output of one of its long-range planes amid weak demand, while still struggling to deliver enough of its most popular smaller jets.
Record airline-passenger numbers have driven production of some models at both Airbus and rival Boeing Co. BA -1.31% to new highs but some wide-body planes haven't been selling well. Airbus has had a relatively dearth of orders for its A330 and A350 long-range planes. Boeing is scrambling to find customers for its big twin-jet 777 long-range airline and has already pulled back on output.
Airbus, after lost orders this year to Boeing with Hawaiian Airlines and American Airlines Group Inc., said it had unfilled production slots for its A330 plane already in 2019. The Toulouse, France-based company Friday said it would cut production of that model, once an earnings driver for the company, to about 50 planes a year starting next year. It delivered 67 of such planes last year and plans to ship 60 in 2018.
The move comes as the European aerospace giant posted a 31% decline in first-quarter profit.
Less than three years ago Airbus was building 10 A330s a month, but its own introduction of a new long-range jet, the A350, and a slump in wide-body sales has forced the company to throttle back, impacting earnings. A new version, the A330neo with upgraded engines due for first delivery this year, so far has failed to be the sales success Airbus had hoped.
Airbus Chief Financial Officer Harald Wilhelm expressed confidence in the plane, saying it would be "super competitive" and was positioned to benefit from an anticipated uptick in demand for larger planes. "We expect significant wide-body replacements to come at the beginning of the next decade," Mr. Wilhelm told reporters. That echoes Boeing Chief Executive Dennis Muilenburg, who this week voiced "high confidence in a meaningful increase in wide-body replacement demand early next decade."
Airbus and Boeing also have had to cut production plans for their largest planes, the A380 superjumbo and 747 respectively, amid slack demand.
The production outlook is more positive for A320-family single-aisle planes, despite slow deliveries at the start of the year. Airbus and its suppliers are studying plans to boost output. It builds around 55 such planes a month today and is studying lifting output to as many as 70 A320 planes or more around 2021, Mr. Wilhelm said. Production should reach at least 60 A320s by mid-2019, combining output at sites in Hamburg, Germany; Toulouse; Tianjin, China; and Mobile, Alabama. Airbus narrow-bodies are sold out to 2023, Mr. Wilhelm said.
Chicago-based Boeing has said similarly that it is considering stepping up production of its 737 single-aisle plane. It is on track to build 57 narrow-bodies a month next year.
Orders for narrow-bodies—the backbone of commercial air travel—have been strong for both companies Demand has surged from the global growth in budget carriers and strong appetite in hot travel markets such as China.
Increasing production isn't without risk, though, as this year's slow pace of deliveries by Airbus demonstrates. The company has dozens of planes built that can't be delivered because they lack engines. Engine makers Pratt & Whitney, a unit of United Technologies Corp. , and CFM International, a joint venture between General Electric Co. and Safran SA, have both been late.
Airbus Chief Executive Officer Tom Enders called it "a challenging situation."
As a consequence, Airbus reported net income fell to €283 million ($343 million) from the year-earlier €409 million, and a 12% drop in sales, to €10.1 billion. The company shipped 15 fewer airliners to customers in the latest quarter than a year earlier, largely because engine suppliers were late.
Still, Airbus confirmed plans to deliver around 800 airliners this year based on commitments from the engine suppliers. "This still leaves us with plenty to do," Mr. Enders said.
The first quarter's slow delivery pace also hurt Airbus's cash position. The company suffered €3.8 billion in free cash outflow before acquisitions and customer financing. The plane maker, which typically takes in most of its cash in the last quarter, stuck to its plan to generate around €3 billion in free cash flow this year.
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When Laura asked me to do a styled shoot with her, I was ecstatic! Not only because she is so talented, but because this shoot would allow me to show the diversity in my designs. The idea behind the shoot was to create a Vintage and Rustic environment with the expression of genuine love. This environment would be full of natural light, colors, and foods along with the chemistry of a real couple. The idea was to create a truly natural feeling shoot that expresses the raw love of the couple.
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This shoot was so much fun to design with the glamorous bride in mind. She is a lover of all things glitz and glam with attention to detail and unique touches. For example, we included Belle of Louisville shot glasses, wooden whistles, and coasters for guests to take as favors. So, sit back, relax, and take some time and check these photos out!
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This shoot was inspired by the local, wild, and artistic venue of 21c Museum Hotel and today's couple. The designers worked hard to convert their passions to art and I wanted the themes of the venue to be reflected in our wedding design. I love to take elements that are attributed to my location, couple, and venue and add to the vision along with my spin on it. For example, the cotton candy came into play because Proof on Main gives it to customers post-meal and event-goers at 21c are given the menu to select from rather than the typical catering menu. Regarding the colors and theme, I decided to draw inspiration from Pantone's 2017 Home + Interiors collection palette called "Acquired Taste." But what made the "Wild, Modern, Romantic" vision really come to life were the flowers, the soft hair and makeup, along with the dress from Modern Trousseau. The idea was to create an invitation suite the looked modern, combine local products like those in the "welcome bag" that guests would receive, down to the sodas made right here in Butchertown. Lastly, I wanted to include guests in the shoot to give it an overall, real feel and to be different!
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The "tea party" movement has a lot more going for it than a rightward shift in electoral preferences. It's restoring competition to congressional seats long dominated by incumbents. It's forcing the public to confront the toll of the Democratic Party's alliance with public-sector unions on America's fiscal health. And, for a conservative in Massachusetts like me, it means elected officials and candidates will take my views more seriously.
Despite Congress's abysmal 21 percent approval rating and the miracle election of Republican Sen. Scott Brown earlier this year, I harbor no illusions that Massachusetts will remain anything but cobalt blue. Still, the mere fact that the Bay State's liberal representatives in Washington now have to compete for votes is positive.
The yeasty mix of issues and ideas sprinkled by the tea party leavens the political loaf for everyone. More people who feel electorally challenged are campaigning, voting, and participating in the democratic process than otherwise would. President Obama's 2008 run did the same for black and young voters in every state. He not only provided the motivation to vote, but a chance to win – a crucial distinction for those used to voting in vain.
I had to vote for myself
My sharecropper-in-Mississippi experience began in 1979, when I moved to Boston from Montana. At my first primary vote, I was cut off at the knees. I asked for the Republican ballot. I was informed there was none. The only option to not voting was a write-in vote. I ended up voting for myself.
Uncontested and safe seats at the local, state, and national level cover the body politic like kudzu, a growth unimagined by the nation's Founders. The litany of reasons why almost all members of Congress can stay in power so long is by now common knowledge: computer-assisted gerrymandering of districts (the DNA of Massachusetts politics), military bases, public-employee unions, even districts created to redress past racial injustices. And then, of course, members' ability to bring home treasure from Washington.
Such seats, especially in the US House of Representatives, foster what James Madison in "The Federalist No. 10" warned against: faction. He feared disenfranchisement would create its political reciprocal, an excess of faction leading to tyranny.
For Madison, liberty was the antidote. It was the means by which individuals working through representative government could mollify the effects of what was to him a given of human nature. Faction would not go away, but it could be used to balance itself.
No political monopoly on government
Think of it in terms of the separation of church and state (another concept Madison brilliantly espoused). There must be no state monopoly on religion, just the right to practice one's religion. This joined all citizens in a common effort to make sure the state didn't establish someone else's religion.
Tea party voters know the national Democratic Party is joined at the hip to public-sector unions, creating a faction that has too great a say in representative government. This faction is unable or unwilling to control public spending. In the spirit of Madison, the tea party wants no political monopoly on government; it simply wants to limit government's role to protecting the rights of individuals.
Tea party folks are suspicious of the federal government's deficit and "stimulus" spending that props up the faction of public employment at the expense of private employment. Such favoritism puts liberty at grave risk. Think of the Jacksonians, America's first populist wave in the 1830s, who opposed a national bank that could print money.
Thanks to the tea party, many more officials will have to justify positions on taxes, spending, entitlements, health care, and immigration policy. That's infinitely better than the sonorous platitudes spouted in uncontested elections. And, as Madison envisioned, there's a silver lining for folks who don't support the tea party. The renewed competition means lonely Democrats in red states like Idaho or Texas are also making their voices heard.
The two major parties' dominance over elections isn't going to vanish, but their hold over the political discussion already has.
Jim Bencivenga is a former teacher and Monitor staffer.


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This piece was a lot of fun because it is so dynamic with the Swarmlord laying the smack down on the Space Marine Dreadnought!
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Here is a rotaion video of it also that shows off the posing well. Make sure to set it at 1080 res.


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18 Signs You're Basically Cersei Lannister, For Better Or Worse
Let's get one thing clear before we go any further here. While I may be a die hard Game of Thrones fan and know all of the bad things Cersei has done, I do not condone copying a lot of her actual actions in real life scenarios. For example, sleeping with my brother is definitely not on my, um, to-do list. But the sort of badass woman power that Cersei exudes and stands for is undeniable and something I totally support there being more of in our (boring) world, far from (awesome) Westeros.
If you're a serious Game of Thrones fan, then you've witnessed Cersei Lannister née Baratheon, at her shining best and absolute worst. Need I even mention her famed walk of shame? And if living through a brute of a father, a husband who raped her on their wedding night, and a purely evil son, has done anything for Cersei, it has made her stronger.
Incest/murder/freaking insanity aside, how can we not want to be as hardcore as she is? I don't know who else can sit atop the iron throne (because yes, she has done so a few times), and look better than Cersei, in all of her smirking, non-fuck-giving glory. And the woman's hair game is just on point, for what it's worth. Even in the stills from the upcoming season of Game of Thrones, homegirl is rocking her "shameful" haircut as only she can.
There's seriously something to be said for the sheer, stone-faced boss-ness that Cersei brings to every one of her scenes. Like, sure, she may have been far from welcoming to Winterfell's sweetheart or Highgarden's princess, but I look forward to pretty much anything Cersei-centric on Game of Thrones. I mean, by now, we've all but totally given up on any happy endings for any of our Game of Thrones peeps, so why not keep our hopes high for the coolest bad bitch on the show, right?
If you're even half as awesome as Cersei Lannister — you've done your share of questionable stuff, violently love your kids, and have also developed a penchant for giving zero fucks and taking absolutely no shit from anyone — then you can appreciate that those are her best qualities to mimic...if you can pull it off, which so few of us can. Here are 18 signs you might have the soul of Cersei living inside of you (god help your enemies):
1. You Are Fiercely Protective Of Your Family
When it comes to outsiders, you might take a while to warm up (if at all), but like Cersei, you hold a certain loyalty to your family. Namely, your children.
2. You Aren't Easily Intimidated
Remember when Cersei slapped Joffrey across his smug little face? And how about when she calmly and clearly let Little Finger know who was in charge? Yeah, I can't help but admire her ability to not bow down to almost anyone who has power.
3. You Say What's On Your Mind
Because where is the fun in not being totally blunt and cool at the same time?
4. You Aren't Afraid To Just Do You
Which is basically doing anything you want. Because a true boss doesn't let anyone or thing stand in her way.
5. You Don't Need To Lash Out To Give Insults
Anyone can yell and scream, but you've mastered the fine art of teeth-gritted insults and calmly dishing out punishments for people screwing you over.
6. You Don't Let Anyone Belittle You
No matter how much more powerful than you they are, or how much higher up on the rungs of society as a whole, you own your badassery regardless of who you're dealing with.
7. You Aren't Into Stereotypical Gender Roles
In fact, they pretty much mean nothing to you at this point. Just some inate ideas.
8. You Rise Above The Haters
Like Cersei, holding her gorgeous head up as she took her walk of shame through King's Landing, you don't let anyone get you down about yourself or your life choices.
9. In Fact, You Rarely Think Of Them
What do you think about your haters? Oh, that's right — you don't.
10. You Love Whomever You Want
This may not be the best example since Jaime is who Cersei loves and he also happens to be her brother, but incestuous relationships aside, you consider yourself free to love whomever you love, judgments be damned.
11. You Know How To Party
Sure, you can be all cunning and vindictive when the situation calls for it, but you can also let loose and just party your ass off, not giving any sort of f*cks about what anyone else thinks.
12. You Aren't Above Mind Games, If Only To Express Your Confidence
You exude the sort of confidence that makes you almost invincible in any sort of argument or downright fight.
13. There Are Very Few Things You Aren't Super Honest And Direct About
Some people might call you brutal in your honesty, or even mean, but you know you're just being real.
14. You're All About That Whole "Keeping Your Enemies Close" Thing
Cersei knows how to play on pretty much everyone around her, and so do you. I won't say they're your pawns, but you're kind of someone who knows how to get what you want, right?
15. You Can Shut Someone Up With Just A Look
You know the one look I'm talking about, complete with a cocked eyebrow and smirk that borders on friendly, but ultimately lands with a solid, fear-inducing "eff you."
16. You Aren't Afraid To Show Real Emotion When It Matters
It's easy to come across cold-hearted most of the time, but like Cersei, when it comes to the things and people who matter the most, you aren't about hiding your human emotions.
17. You Do What You Have To Do To Thrive
Maybe it's not always the easiest course of action, but like Cersei, you know how to play up what you've got in order to get what you want or need.
18. You're Kind Of Fearless
How to put this... You don't give half a shit about anything that anyone else has to say about you. You have faith in yourself and your ability to stick up for yourself and not back down easily, if at all.


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As Part of Kids Eat Right Month, Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Urges Congress: Prioritize Nutrition Health of Nation's Children
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Newswise — CHICAGO – During Kids Eat Right Month, the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics urges Congress to prioritize the health, nutrition and well-being of millions of American children by reauthorizing and strengthening child nutrition programs.
Kids Eat Right Month, celebrated in August, is sponsored by the Academy, the world's largest organization of food and nutrition professionals, and its charitable Foundation.
"Child nutrition programs provide an infrastructure that can be mobilized to improve the health of millions of children on a nationwide scale, while also improving school attendance, test scores and educational attainment," said registered dietitian nutritionist and Academy President Dr. Evelyn F. Crayton. "Academy members, as registered dietitian nutritionists and dietetic technicians, registered, are the backbone of these programs, which help build a strong and healthy next generation."
Child Nutrition Reauthorization is a broad piece of legislation that includes Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC), School Meals, Summer Food Service Program, Child and Adult Care Food Program, Farm to School and the Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program.
"The social and economic benefits of child nutrition programs extend into local communities, including improvements in the diet of other family members, healthier options in the grocery stores, economic stimulus to communities, stable customers for American agriculture, job creation and poverty reduction," Crayton said. "With such immense outcomes, it is essential we act now to ensure these programs can continue long into our future."
As a part of Kids Eat Right Month, when the Academy and its Foundation draw increased attention to the need for healthy lifestyles for children and families, the Academy calls on Congress to take actions that will provide a healthy and vibrant future for children:
• Nutrition Education: Ensure strong, comprehensive nutrition education is included in all child nutrition programs. "We must continue to support research that provides evidence-based improvements for comprehensive, nationwide nutrition education approaches that foster healthy behavior, educational attainment and lifelong health for all children," Crayton said.
• WIC: Support the WIC program as an effective health care service and nutrition assistance program, while examining new policy structures that would optimize the health of mothers and their children.
• School Meals: Support science-based nutrition standards that provide healthy, well-balanced meals to millions of children on a daily basis. "The Academy supports our member leaders who work in school nutrition. Their dedication to students is unparalleled and demonstrated through business savvy, delivery and development of appealing menus and commitment to high-quality nutrition education," Crayton said.
• Summer Food Service Program: Expand access in innovative and effective ways to reach children in rural and underserved areas; and administrative streamlining with other programs, that allow this underutilized program to reach children throughout the summer months.
• Child and Adult Care Food Program: Ensure healthy meals and snacks are served to children in day care and after-school programs, by providing adequate reimbursement, nutrition education and training to providers.
• Farm to School: Provide funding and support expansion of this popular and effective grant program to include preschool, summer, after school and tribal communities.
• Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program: Protect the integrity and intent of this program, which serves fresh fruit and vegetable snacks to the most vulnerable children.
The Academy convened an 11-member Child Nutrition Reauthorization Work Group to develop a vision for the future of these programs. The Work Group produced more than 20 recommendations for child nutrition programs, which will be considered by Congress when debates on Child Nutrition Reauthorization are scheduled to begin in the fall.
An initiative of the Academy Foundation's Kids Eat Right program, Kids Eat Right Month focuses on the importance of healthful eating and active lifestyles for children and families, featuring expert advice from registered dietitian nutritionists to help families achieve the Kids Eat Right core principles: "shop smart, cook healthy and eat right."
The Kids Eat Right Month media kit is available now and includes the 2015 Kids Eat Right Month graphic, infographics, syndicated content, social media resources and more.
The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics is the world's largest organization of food and nutrition professionals. The Academy is committed to improving the nation's health and advancing the profession of dietetics through research, education and advocacy. Visit the Academy at www.eatright.org.
The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Foundation is a 501(c)3 charity devoted exclusively to nutrition and dietetics. It funds scholarships and awards, public awareness and research projects and Academy strategic initiatives, and is the largest provider of scholarships and awards in the field of dietetics. Visit the Academy Foundation at www.eatright.org/foundation.