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Friday evening.
Yesterday, Michael and I had some friends over. We have known this couple since just after we were married. I met N while I was still working. We always had a great time visiting. They now have an adorable little boy who fits in very nicely at our visits. We don't do it nearly often enough though. The last time we saw them was six months ago.
M and I love entertaining and having people over. Only, my health has restricted it a bit of late (last three or four years, actually). But I've had enough of that, and intend having much more of my friends over. Life is for living, after all. Like yesterday. I get over-tired if I cook an elaborate (or any, lol) meal. So we ordered pizza. Maybe it wasn't to cordon-bleu standard, but it was food and it was all right. There are ways and there are ways.
We laughed ourselves silly, like we always do when we're together. All in all, a great time was had by everyone.

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OKLAHOMA CITY - The clock is ticking for Oklahoma lawmakers to come up with a plan to balance the budget.
With only 11 days left for lawmakers to present a plan to fill a nearly $900 million budget shortfall, Gov. Mary Fallin says they still haven't sent a budget to her desk.
Republicans are pushing House Bill 2365, which calls for an increase to taxes on cigarettes and gasoline. However, Democrats say they want to increase the gross production tax on oil and gas companies.
"I'm willing to consider all different options. Back in February, I laid out a lot of ideas, some of them I didn't even like myself, but the problem is serious with our budget shortfall. We have to change the structure and put a solid foundation in our budget so that we reach a process so we can fund core services. I said I'm open to looking at all ideas. The problem is that you've gotta get the House, the Senate, the Republicans, the Democrats to come along to send something to me and so what I told them yesterday is, 'Look, we've got about 11 days left , now less because they've already left for the weekend, now we only have 10 days left to figure out the budget shortfall," Fallin told NewsChannel 4 on Thursday.
When asked again about those three issues, Fallin says that she would need to know exactly how much money those proposals would earn before she signed them.
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Gun cleaning kit is a necessity for shooters. In fact, every shooter who owns a gun needs to have the most innovative gun cleaning kit to keep their weapons clean and in proper working conditions.
Advanced gun cleaning kit seems to be a perfect option for all gun owners, including clay shooters, pistol target shooters, and rifle shooters.
However with a wide variety of guns, pistols, and rifles along with varied kits for cleaning them; it often becomes challenging to find a kit that suits your requirements well.
And if you own more than one firearm, buying different kits for different guns becomes nearly impossible.
Getting a Best Universal gun cleaning kit can be your best answer in this situation.
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Cleaning your gun and preparing it for the next usage is very important after each usage. If you take proper care of your guns regularly you will be rewarded with best performance and accuracy by your gun.
Keeping your gun or firearms dirty for long can actually make more damage to its inner parts making it useless once and for all.
Moisture (usually in cold weather) is also one of the major reasons which when deposited on your firearms can make them useless if left ignored for long.
Snow, rain, fog, saltwater, etc. are few other conditions which can be a problem for your firearms. You need to learn about how to take precautions so that you can keep your guns safe.
Investing your time to maintain and clean your guns is therefore important. This can be made simple and enjoyable by using the right type of cleaning kit for your firearms.
Gun cleaning kit actually helps you in making all your cleaning process hassle-free, fast and efficient.
It helps in keeping your gun field-friendly all the time and you can just use your firearms whenever you want without worrying about the low performance.
Regardless of the gun bore and brand, a gun cleaning kit cleans all parts of a weapon in a much effective manner making your job easier and efficient.
An advanced cleaning kit includes more than 40 cleaning elements that can be used with all shotguns, rifles, and pistols.
Equipped with sophisticated lines of the bronze barrel and chamber cleaning brushes, these kits are essential items in a shooter's bag.
Major components in a universal gun cleaning kit include:
Some kits have elaborated gun maintenance DVD guide that helps users to clean the gun in the best possible manner.
One major feature of gun cleaning kits is that it comes with cleaning accessories for perfect cleaning. They mostly come in a beautiful nylon case with a lock and key for improved security.
Target shooters are offered with a small pouch in the kit that is for keeping a couple of parts of the one or two guns you are taking to the range.
So, choose the most advanced gun cleaning kit for keeping your weapons clean always thereby improving the performance.
You can now buy the best gun cleaning kit online where these are available at a much affordable price. Do not forget to compare some of the best brands and options available before choosing the one that is best suitable for you.
To make it easy for you, we have just listed down the 10 best gun cleaning kits on the market. You can check out the features and content of these top gun cleaning kits to decide for the best option you need.
What is the most important thing you look for when buying a gun cleaning kit?
The quality of the tools? Its ability to provide an effective, but easy, clean? It's portability?
The Remington Gun Cleaning Kit has it all.
This kit boasts all the tools you'll need for universal gun cleaning. Great for gun lovers anywhere, this kit truly offers the superior value that will keep you pleased.
Included in this kit are:
This Remington universal cleaning kit revolutionizes the gun-cleaning game by eliminating the need for patches.
Its one-of-a-kind Squeeg-E technology allows you to get the perfect clean and dislodge debris every time without the use of cleaning patches.
This helps cut down on future costs and makes for more convenient cleanup. The Squeeg-Es and brushes come in all ten Remington sizes.
The kit comes in an impressive storage bag that makes organizing and carrying your kit easier than you ever thought possible.
If you've got several firearms of differing calibers, this kit should be at the top of your list. No matter what you have, you'll be able to get a superior clean every time with this incredible universal kit.
This is another great product from a trusted name in gun cleaning accessories. The Hoppes Deluxe Gun Cleaning Kit offers the quality tools you need to clean your guns, no matter their caliber.
Like other products in the Hoppes brand, the tools provided offer great durability, meaning you can actually trust them to clean your gun the right way.
This incredible kit makes your gun cleaning experience easier than you ever thought possible.
Included with this kit are:
Great for beginners, this affordable wood box gun cleaning kit even comes with a guide on how to clean and maintain your gun.
Of note, however, users need to be careful to secure the lid on the solvent provided, as it may shake and jar loose inside the case.
The case itself is made of wood, offering superior protection for your tools.
Great for those on a budget, this great kit won't break your wallet. What it will do is allow anyone, of any skill level, to clean their guns of all different types of calibers.
If you're on the fence about which gun kit to buy, especially if you're a beginner, this should be your number-one choice.
For those looking for an affordable, quality option for a universal gun-cleaning kit, look no further.
This Outers Gun Cleaning Kit comes with an incredible thirty-two pieces, providing you with all the tools you'll need to get a deep, superior clean no matter the gun you have!
Importantly, the tools provided in this kit all have long-lasting durability without being of such solid metal that you risk damaging your gun.
Additionally, all pieces come in a durable case that helps protect your tools. It even makes your entire tool kit portable, making it perfect to take on your hunting and other trips!
The case's maroon exterior and interior design also make for a stylish storage option for those on the go.
Included with this kit are all the rods and brushes you'll need to clean your gun collection, as well as universal components that provide great flexibility as you work!
Even better, it comes in priced right under $25, making it the perfect choice for those on a budget.
Because of its incredible value and utility, this case should rank at the top of the list for anyone looking to purchase an affordable universal gun-cleaning kit. With all the tools you need, this kit won't leave you disappointed.
If you're looking for a no-hassle gun-cleaning kit, the GloryFire Universal kit is for you.
Equipped with everything you need, the GloryFire kit comes with high-quality brass and nylon tools that for a superior clean. This means that you'll never have to worry about your tools breaking off inside your gun!
Save yourself both time and hassle by stopping worrying about broken or flimsy tools.
With the GloryFire gun cleaning kit, you can be confident that your tools will survive even the toughest of cleanings—giving you the leverage you need to clean as you want.
With GloryFire, you can be sure that your guns stay in tip-top shape no matter their caliber.
The GloryFire Universal Gun Cleaning Kit comes with a variety of tools you need for deep gun cleaning:
It also includes four polishing clothes and one black power jag for even better cleaning.
Though the kit does come in an impressive durable case, its size means that it's not exactly portable. Despite this, its incredible functionality and ability to provide a deep and easy clean to your gun make it unbeatable for the price.
A good universal cleaning kit is one that allows you to do more than provide routine gun cleans and maintenance—though it should do that, too.
It's also one that helps you organize and protect your tools so that they aren't damaged.
The Real Avid Gun Boss Universal Cleaning Kit does both.
With this incredible kit, you'll be able to clean your gun, no matter the caliber. It also includes a unique storage kit that allows you to keep your tools safe and organized even while you travel.
And by organized, I mean this kit even comes with labels that can help you keep track of all your tools. Its convenient labeling makes it perfect for beginners who need a better understanding of all the tools provided.
Cut through the confusion with one of the best kits around.
Priced right under thirty dollars, it provides top-quality nylon and metal tools that make your gun cleaning easier and more efficient.
This is one gun cleaning kit that won't break your wallet. If you're in need of a reliable set that will work for all your different guns, this is a must-have purchase.
Don't waste time with other kits that are more confusing and less durable. Get it right the first time with the Real Avid Gun Cleaning Kit.
Allen Company Universal Gun Cleaning Kit is an ideal 65 pieces kit that can help keep your handguns, rifles, and shotguns perfectly clean.
This professional-grade handgun cleaning kit comes in a toolbox for easy storage and includes all the components to clean 12 gauge, 20 gauge, and .410 bore shotguns.
Ideally designed for the traditional shooter, this gun cleaning kit with a toolbox has ample space for storing the cleaning chemicals, extra patches, cleaning cloths, and extra jags or brushes.
Above all, this universal gun cleaning kit includes all the needed essentials such as cotton swabs, patches, bronze brushes, brass jags, brass slotted tips, brass adapters, cleaning rods, and muzzle guards.
Looking for a way to keep your rifles, pistols, and shotguns in tip-top shape?
The Otis Universal Gun Cleaning Kit provides powerful functionality in safely and effectively cleaning your guns.
Designed specifically for .17 to .50 caliber rifles and pistols and .410 to 12/10 gauge shotguns, the Otis Universal Gun Cleaning it offers powerful cleaning for a variety of different guns.
This comprehensive kit includes a wide variety of tools, including sixteen bronze brushes that offer deep and powerful cleans.
Additionally, the kit comes with Memory-Flex cables for muzzle cleaning; a locking lug scraper and a regular scraper; a male and a female rod; several cotton patches; lens cleaning materials; and a portable case.
Best of all, the different rods and brushes found in the Otis Universal Gun Cleaning Kit are solid, meaning that you don't have to worry about them breaking off during cleaning. Just be careful not to scratch your gun in the process.
With everything from knockers to patches, this kit provides everything you need to give your gun the deep clean it needs.
At a very affordable price, this great kit is a cost-effective option for those looking to keep their guns in good condition, even as they get older.
The Gunmaster Universal Gun Cleaning Kit offers one of the cheapest quality options around.
This thirty-five piece wooden gun cleaning kit offers everything you need to keep your gun like new.
With everything from rods and brushes to mops and jags, the Gunmaster Universal Gun Cleaning Kit is great for beginners and experts alike who are looking to keep their guns clean.
One of the most obvious highlights about the Gunmaster Universal Gun Cleaning Kit is its attractive wooden box. This portable lightweight option is the perfect choice to take on your travels to keep your guns clean on the go.
Unlike other portable kits that use cheap cases that don't protect your tools, the Gunmaster Universal Gun Cleaning Kit Offers best-in-class protection.
You can be sure that your tools will be protected in the event of a fall or crash. And if you're taking your case on your trips, never underestimate the likelihood that these accidents will happen.
But the Gunmaster Universal Gun Cleaning Kit is more than just an attractive case.
These top-quality pieces are rust-resistant and provide full cleaning functionality for those in need.
At a very low cost, this tactical performance universal gun cleaning kit is one of the cheapest on the market, offering a cost-effective solution to your gun-cleaning needs.
If you're in need of something to clean your large gun collection, look no further.
The IUNIO Universal Gun Cleaning Kit provides best-in-class deep cleaning to those in need.
Great for shotguns, handguns, and rifles, IUNIO provides all the tools needed to make sure that your gun is in top-performing condition.
IUNIO is great for those who are just starting out. In addition to several great-quality tools, IUNIO provides a free manual that teaches beginners how to best use their products.
That being said, complete with 9 mops, 12 spear-pointed gun jags, 3 utility brushes, 14 bronze brushes, 3 accessory adapters, 100 cleaning patches, and 3 muzzle guards, this comprehensive kit provides even pros everything they need in order to get the job done.
Great for hunters, firemen, or anyone else who frequently shoots their guns, IUNIO is a high-performance kit.
As an added bonus, customers are treated to a hard plastic case that helps keep tools protected and organized. With this high-quality case, you never have to worry about your tools shifting or breaking during travel—no matter what may happen.
Best of all, IUNIO offers a set of high-performance tools that are built to last. These solid tools provide top-quality gun cleaning to keep your gun working like new.
Looking to keep your guns clean on a budget? The Ohuhu Gun Cleaning Kit should be at the top of your list.
With twenty-eight pieces of high-quality aluminum tools, this Ohuhu kit offers some of the great value on the market.
Unlike other kits of a similar price, the Ohuhu Gun Cleaning Kit offers surprisingly high-quality tools that won't break during use.
That's right—you can expect these sturdy aluminum tools to hold up during cleaning. And because they're built to last, you can expect to be able to use them long-term—which is great because these sturdy tools provide best-in-class cleaning for those in need.
Designed to clean a wide variety of handguns, rifles, and shotguns, the Ohuhu Gun Cleaning Kit comes with a complete set of powerful tools.
This great kit comes with three adaptors, five cotton cleaning brushes, three stainless steel shotgun rods, three stainless steel rifle rods, two plotted patch loops, and ten bronze wire brushes.
Great for even beginners, this great kit comes in a lightweight portable case that makes travel easier than ever before.
Best of all, retailing for right at a very low price, this Ohuhu Gun Cleaning Kit is one of the cheapest on the market.
In addition to the above, brands like Winchester, Guidesman, RangeMaxx and many more are also available online to buy. Just do your research well to compare and choose the one that suits your cleaning requirement.
Buying a good gun cleaning kit is not an easy task in itself as there are many varieties available.
And for this reason, there are many things that should be understood before you plan to buy the right kind of gun cleaning kit for your use.
Here we list down some of the important things you need to check before making the final decision of buying a kit:
✅ Type of gun you want to clean: First of all, it is important that you know about the kind of gun you want to clean.
For instance, a gun cleaning kit for cleaning your long arms (like rifles and shotguns) is much different than a kit required for cleaning handguns.
Kits for cleaning the long guns like rifles often comes with additional accessories such as snakes (long rope-like strips of cloth).
These are required for clearing up the barrel where a good amount of unwanted debris has been deposited. Accessories like these are of no use if you want to clean your pistol or handgun.
✅ Size of the kit: Physical size of the kit you are considering to buy is also one of the most important factors to check.
Especially if you love hunting you need to service your gun oftentimes in the field and for your convenience, you will need to get a compact gun cleaning kit that is easy to pack and carry (in your hike bag) while you are transporting.
But as assembling down a most comprehensive compact kit may take much time in the field you can consider purchasing a small kit that is less comprehensive for the use in the field.
As a serious hunter or shooter, you can invest additionally in a more comprehensive kit for engaging yourself in a cleaning task when you are back home after the enjoyment.
✅ Check the contents: The cleaning kit for a gun is not something you need to buy again and again. It is therefore essential that you check about it carefully before making a final decision.
The best gun cleaning kit you are considering should come with a label that indicates all the contents it includes.
It will help you know about what you are paying for and what you are getting. Reading the description, reviews and customer feedback also helps you know much about the quality and performance of the kit you are choosing.
If required you should go and ask the questions from the people who are knowledgeable in the area or had bought the same kit previously.
✅ Price of the cleaning kit: Besides all the above tips it is important to check that you do not end up buying a most expensive kit when you do not actually require it.
Gun cleaning kit for sale comes in a range of $25 to $150 and investing in the costliest kit does not necessarily mean that you are going to get the best kit for cleaning your gun. Instead, check about your requirements and budget before you make the final decision.
A cheaper kit can do similar jobs for you and it is not at all advisable to invest in a very expensive gun cleaning kit.
✅ Warranty and return policy: Warranty policy of the kit and its duration is important to check before you buy one online.
Also, make sure about the returning condition just in case you do not like the kit or if it gets broken.
Those who fish are really on to something when they carry a tackle box and it helps with your gun cleaning as well.
A good, cheap gun cleaning tackle box will carry most of the basics. It's portable and compartmentalized to carry all types of brushes, mops, and other gear. Plus, it has a larger storage area on the bottom for your rags, oils, and other cleaning materials.
Add to that the fact that cleaning boxes are also relatively inexpensive and are available in different sizes and you have a box that can be perfect for your needs.
At the very least, you can have a portable gun cleaning kit inside a tackle box that you can take with you wherever it is needed.
Tips for Choosing the Right Gun Cleaning Box
If you have chosen to purchase a gun cleaning box, then you probably have a complaint about either the quality of the box itself or the quality of the brushes that are included.
This is because those who sell gun cleaning boxes either skimp on the box or the brushes to keep the price down.
The result is consumers who are not all that happy about what they receive with the gun, so they spend a considerable amount trying to upgrade it.
The complaints aimed at the box itself is usually one of three things;
It seems that on the surface, you are going to find something to be unhappy about with most kit boxes. What follows are a few tips that will help you choose the right one for your needs.
Size: Choose a box that is large enough to carry all the important components of a gun cleaning kit. This means having a box that includes the following;
Finding one box that meets all your needs will not be an easy search, but there are several companies that do make such gun cleaning kits.
Quality: Another important component is the quality of the box itself.
Most boxes today are made from plastic and that will generally work if the material is hard enough to resist impacts and sealed enough to keep any spills from leaking.
While you may prefer a different material such as wood or metal, they can be expensive and offer no greater advantage over a good plastic.
Portable: This may be the trickiest part as you'll want to find a gun box that is both large enough to carry everything you want while being small enough to carry. This is were being made of plastic comes in handy, but it should also be small enough to carry what you need.
In this case, you may need two cases. The big one that you keep at home or perhaps in your vehicle that has all of your cleaning items.
And one that is portable that you can take with you for competitions, hunting, and the like.
The small, portable kit carries enough to clean your gun just enough to keep it in prime condition while the larger case is for overall cleaning.
Additional Products You May Need to Have
Now that you have found the right box, the next step is gathering all the additional materials you need to create a good gun cleaning kit.
Remember that there is a gun cleaning kit box for you. All you need to do is know what you want and then set about to find it.
Keeping your precious firearms clean is not only good for hygiene but also ensure your safety and keep you away from hazards.
Your armed ammunitions must be clean so that it doesn't rust or have any debris stuck in them so as to facilitate its smooth functioning. Therefore, timely cleaning of your firearms is mandatory to keep them clean and ensure you and your family's safety.
There are a lot of gun cleaning kits in the market or cleaning services available.
However, if you want to clean your gun without a kit, then it is an easy task.
You may probably have all the required essentials and materials at your home but getting them to use for cleaning your gun or pistol is a bit difficult.
In case you don't know how to clean a gun without a kit at home, read on to get a better insight.
Here is the list of materials you'll need for your gun/pistol cleaning at home:
1- Cleaning cloth or rag; you may also use a paper towel
2- Tool to cut (preferably a pair of scissors of a knife)
3- Ram rod or a thin stick which probably can go down the length of your gun's barrel
4- Gun oil or regular oil or WD 40 or some silicone
Cleaning Instructions:
Take all the bullets out of your gun; basically what you are doing is unloading it. Then you need to take your cloth and divide it into small equal pieces by using scissors.
The leftover cloth can be used to dab oil on it and you can now start by wiping your gun with this dabbed rag piece.
Make sure you cover all areas inside and outside well enough before you proceed to the next step. Grab your rifle or firearm by its chamber and barrel and clean out each of the corners and remove all the dirt from inside and on outside as well.
Force down the ramrod or the sharp tool (whichever you are using) with the cloth dabbed with gun oil to make sure that the insides are cleaned properly. Do it repeatedly to ensure proper cleaning.
Wipe off the oily dirt and leftover the mess with those cut pieces of cloth to make sure the inside, as well as the outside part of your firearm, is clean.
Therefore, once you know how to clean a gun without a kit at home then it becomes easy to do this task without external help and you can also save a lot of money.
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Marc is passionate about shooting and hunting. Besides camping and writing online he loves spending time with her cute little daughter. He also spend good deal of time on weekends to clean and maintain his firearm collection.


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Was your Distaff Day delightful? Did you have a rockin' Roc Day? I managed to get in a few minutes of spinning. My copy of The Twisted Sisters Sock Workbook is due to arrive tomorrow. I am excited. I'm also getting The Knitter's Almanac. Can you believe that this is my first EZ book? I checked Knitting Without Tears from the library when I first began knitting, and found it very helpful and interesting. Perhaps one day I will have my own copy.
In the meantime, it has been Caps for a Cure knitting all the time here. I need to send off the five I have completed. Two more need to dry before I can get them in the mail. I also need to attach the tags. No pictures this time. Christmas knitting got in the way, and I got behind.
Speaking of knitting the chemo caps, have you seen this? I'm gathering up the Fun Fur and its cousins and knitting some of these. If I run out of what I have and there's time, I may look for donations. I've knit chemo caps from the eyelash yarn before for Caps for a Cure. They're fun, easy, and quick. C'mon, it's for a good cause.
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How I would love to write all posts like this. Bad weather keeping me indoors and a strong Gin keeping me company. Aaaah, that would make one pretty sweet work day.
And my mother whipping up something with melon and cold meats.
Rumour has it that today is Friday. Doesn't really mean much to me. I do know I have a flight tomorrow, back to good old Jozi. And sitting in the pumping thriving PE airport for an hour and half before my flight. I think the bottle of gin will be keeping me company all the way to the departure lounge.
That would be one sweet wait.
I am incredibly burnt. The whole town is. First decent day yesterday and everyone underestimated the sweetness of the sun. I am hobbling just a touch. And underwear definitely is optional.
And hungover. Great night (and day) of good gin, good wine, good freshly-caught fish grilled on the braai. Then 9 of us, ranging from the ages of 15 to 40+ crashed a small party of 10 people at some random house. I think I met the hostess. I can't be sure. I danced on their couch. We drank our coolbox dry. We told them me & the other girl are in a serious long-term lesbian relationship. Her brother tried to steal their braai. And then we left. Sweet.
Gotta go. This GnT lost that sweet taste of gin.... And that bottle of Astonvale white is looking quite appealing...


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It's December, which means it's Evan's birthday month. I still have trouble believing we have a full-fledged toddler and not a little baby I can rock in my arms whenever I want (trust me, I still try – the new three-year-old is not having it most days).
We're the first to admit that when it comes to sleep, we've been lucky. Evan slept through the night when he was just a few months old, and he's been a consistent sleeper ever since. In fact, one of the "tells" that lets us know he's sick is restless, interrupted nighttime sleep. But those first few months, when Jason and I were both sleep deprived and waking up for feedings (and every little noise or hitch in breathing), managing Evan's sleep was a matter of trial and error.
Children's Hospital Colorado, the experts when it comes to babies and kids, have a few tips for helping transition your baby into healthy sleeping habits:
- Set up a quiet routine for bedtime and be consistent. Our nighttime routine starts with calming our bodies (thank you for that turn of phrase, daycare), reading a book, brushing teeth and taking a bath, getting into our pajamas, and then sharing goodnight hugs and kisses before tucking Evan in for the night. If we skip a step, he calls us on it – and bedtime doesn't go as smoothly.
- Put your baby to bed when drowsy but still awake to help him or her learn to fall asleep on her own. We knew early on that if Evan fell asleep on us, he would wake up as soon as we moved. Making sure to pay attention to his sleepiness cues and get him into bed not only helped him learn to sleep but helped us free ourselves from the task of being his bed so he would sleep at all.
- Wait a few minutes before responding to your baby's fussing to see if he/she can fall back to sleep on his/her own. Being pretty laid-back people, this was an easier task for us than a lot of parents. But especially when he was tiny and oh so helpless, letting Evan fuss was a challenge. We didn't let him cry for hours on end, but we did give him a chance to calm himself down before going in to comfort him. And often, a simple back rub and soothing words was all it took to help him drift off.
- For older children, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, elementary school-age kids need 10 to 11 hours of sleep and kids ages 10 to 17 need 8.5 to 9.25 hours daily. Younger children need even more, so it can be helpful to write down just how much sleep your little one has gotten to make sure they're getting enough. Our kid seems like a sleep champ at the moment – usually 10 hours a night plus another 2 hours of napping, on average.
- Children using or watching electronics should turn them off at least one hour before bedtime. This is one area we could work on, because we have a habit of watching movies together in the evening. Luckily our standard bedtime routine puts at least 30-45 minutes of distance between Evan and his last bit of screen time for the day. But it's definitely an area we can improve on (and I'm much worse at screen time than Jason is).
If you have a infant at home, there are also ways to set up your home and sleeping space not just for sleep success but for sleep safety. Here's more tips from Children's:
- Babies should sleep alone in a bed made for babies, not with another child or an adult (known as "bed sharing"). Even pillows can be a hazard to infants, who don't have the strength to remove obstructions from their faces or bodies.
- Keep your baby safe in a bassinet at arm's reach and at bed level, not in your bed. This is a safe alternative to bed sharing. Evan slept alongside our bed in a mesh sleeping rocker, so he was nearby without me worrying about harming him in his (or my) sleep.
- Babies should always sleep on their back. Once Evan could roll himself over, we knew it was safe to let him sleep on his stomach if he fell asleep there, because he was strong enough to "rescue" himself and move his head if something impeded his breathing. Small infants don't have that strength.
- Use a Onzie or sleep sack instead of a blanket to prevent head covering and overheating. The hospital where Evan was born sent us home with a sleep sack, and Evan loved being swaddled and cozy while still being able to kick his feet.
- Propping babies on pillows is high risk; lay them flat on the back. We only used pillows, like a Boppy, to prop Evan up when he was awake and we were nearby, since he liked to watch the world go by. At bedtime, flat is best.
- Do not use sleep positioners, pillows, crib-bumpers, or blankets in a baby crib. A safe baby crib doesn't look cute in pictures, because it's literally just a mattress covered with a sheet. Being cute and adding extra bedding or accessories isn't worth the risk to your child. A mattress on floor is not an option yet.
- Consider using a pacifier, these are protective. Evan ditched his pacifier around the four-month mark, but early on he would use a pacifier when sleeping. Studies have shown babies who use pacifiers have a lower risk of SIDS.
- Provide a smoke-free environment. Babies are at extreme risk of both second-hand and passive smoke if they live in a home with smokers. Not only can they breathe in the nicotine, but the harmful particles can also settle on clothes and bedding.
If you've got a young child at home, Children's Hospital of Colorado is hosting a live chat on December 16th, from 9am to 4pm, to discuss all things babies. Hear from pediatric experts and get answers to your own most-asked parenting questions by visiting Just Ask Children's. And don't forget to connect with them on Facebook and Twitter!
This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Children's Hospital Colorado. The opinions and text are all mine.


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By Robert McKinney, Assistant Athletics Director, Communications
McMINNVILLE, Ore. -- Strong play throughout the lineup allowed Linfield College to improve to 12-1 overall and 7-0 in the Northwest Conference with a 9-0 victory over Willamette University on Saturday, April 14 at the Linfield Tennis Center. The Wildcats entered the match ranked #25 in NCAA Division III and #4 in the West Region by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA). Willamette fell to 7-9 overall and to 1-6 in the NWC.
Willamette will close out the season with a home match on Sunday, April 15 against Pacific University at the Salem Tennis and Swim Club. Match time is set for 12 p.m. It will be Senior Day for the Bearcats, who will honor seniors Mikaila Smith (Sr., Mill Valley, CA/Tamalpais HS) and Noemi Cruz-Cruz (Sr., Galt, CA/Liberty Ranch HS).
"Linfield is a tough team and played extremely well today," Willamette Head Coach Bryce Parmelly said. "I thought we competed well and again showed real signs of improvement, especially in doubles. We are really looking froward to our final match against Pacific."
Linfield's top doubles team of Basia Kopecka and Elsa Harris defeated Smith and Robin Pashek, 8-3. In #2 doubles, Michelle Uyeda and Marisa Doveri won for the Wildcats over Sarah Dean (Fr., Boise, IDTimberline HS) and Sylvia Marr (Fr., Grants Pass, ORHidden Valley HS) of Willamette, 8-3. At #3 doubles, Kelsey Bartlett and Sierra Lemon of Linfield downed Siena Ginsburg (Fr., Bend, OR/Summit HS) and Alexis Gjurasic (Jr., Olympia, WA/Capital HS), 8-2.
Marr provided a strong battle against Haley Fujimori in the #5 singles match Fujimori won in straight sets, but had to hold off Marr in each set for a 6-3, 6-3 victory. Doveri defeated Dean at #3 singles, 6-2, 6-3. Also winning for the Wildcats in singles play were Uyeda at #1, Riley Clayeux at #2, Kopecka at #3 and Alysse Nakasato at #6.


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November 2017
Congratulations Delta Phi Alpha Inductees
On Tuesday, November 28, the Ohio University chapter of the German Honor Society Delta Phi Alpha held its annual induction event. Delta Phi Alpha members, guests, and German faculty from the Modern Languages Department gathered over food and conversation to celebrate the new pledges' academic success and witness their initiation. This year's inductees are: Billy Buehl, Nathen Drexler, Jack Martin, Zach Schmitz, Brad Scheikert, and Eric Turner. Herzlichen Glückwunsch!
Spanish Major Laura Gilbert Featured on Forum – November 28, 2017
Laura Gilbert, senior, double majoring in Spanish and Linguistics, was recently featured in the College of Arts & Sciences Forum. Read on Forum how she found her passion for language and culture.
Congratulations, 'Oh, the Places You'll Go!' Photo Contest Winners!
"Prayers to the Mountains" by Lauren Gearhart (Cuenca, Ecuador 2017)
"La Reina Gatita," by Mary Puzder (Toledo, Spain 2017)
"Au Sommet – Saint-Nizier-Du-Moucherotte" by Sarah James (Grenoble, France 2016)
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October 2017
Keith Woodall's Spring Study Away a Success
Spring semester 2016-17, Keith Woodall, Associate Lecturer, took 28 undergraduate students and teaching associate, Hannah Grace Morrison, to Toledo, Spain. In this language immersion program, the students lived with host families, with whom they had great experiences. More information and images from the program are available in the complete story in Compass.
Congratulations, Keith, on your successful study away in Toledo!
Position Available
Online Curricular Designer and Lecturer (non-tenure track)
The Department of Modern Languages at Ohio University seeks a colleague to create and teach online courses in foreign languages; lead others in developing online courses; and help incorporate appropriate technologies into the full spectrum of classroom-based teaching. The position is a renewable, non-tenure track teaching position. The ideal candidate will have experience in designing and teaching online language courses, be committed to working effectively with students, faculty and staff from diverse backgrounds and will have creative ideas for curricular development. Start date: January 1, 2018 or August 16, 2018 dependent upon availability of candidate.
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• Work with Ohio University Instructional Designers and the coordinators of each language to develop online course curricula and materials for elementary and intermediate language programs. (Courses are offered in French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish)
• Prepare faculty to teach online courses.
• Work closely with language program coordinators and their faculty to promote the effective use of instructional technologies.
• Create and teach courses about Computer Assisted Language Learning (CALL courses).
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Ganeshan Awarded Humanities Research Fund
On October 19, 2017, Dr. Ashwini Ganeshan was awarded the Humanities Research Fund from the College of Arts & Sciences Professional Development Committee. Dr. Ganeshan will use the funding to present at the Hispanic Linguistics Symposium in Lubbock Texas, October 26-28, 2017.
Congratulations and good luck at the conference!
Congratulations Keith Woodall!
On October 13, 2017, Keith Woodall, Associate Lecturer of Spanish, was honored at the Newsmakers Gala for his 2016 media presence.
Congratulations, Keith, from everyone in the Department of Modern Languages!
Learn Italian in Florence, Italy
Wednesday, October 18, 6:00pm in Baker Center room 231
Learn how you can complete a year of Italian in six weeks!
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September 2017
Modern Languages Presentation
Common and Uncommon Ground: Theater and Migration in Germany
Please join us on Thursday, September 28, 5:00pm, in Gordy Hall room 113 as Dr. Matthew Cornish, Assistant Professor of Theater History, as he discusses the relationship between theater, especially theater made by and for migrant communities, and the German national imaginary, while exploring new formalism and its discontents.
Graduate Teaching Certificate Funded
Dr. Gallego's proposal for the continuation of the Graduate Teaching Certificate initiative has been approved by the College of Arts & Science. Her Faculty Learning Community "Professional Development of TAs: Workshop Series and Other Resources" has also been funded!
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Congratulations DML Advisors
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A special congratulation goes out to the outstanding advisors who were mentioned by name on the College of Arts & Sciences advising survey:
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August 2017
Join us August 30 at 4:30pm, in Bentley Hall room 236 for Cultural Adventure: Dance Your Truth
Meet Alejandro Aguavil, Ecuadorian Shaman and Clay Martin, BS '07
July 2017
Congratulations to Adi King, Associate Lecturer and Keith Woodall, Associate Lecturer!
The promotions to Associate Lecturer were recently announced by the Provost's Office and posted on the College of Arts & Sciences Forum.
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Jobs are as important for our characters as they are for real people. A character's career might be their dream job or one they've chosen due to necessity. In your story, they might be trying to get that job or are already working in the field. Whatever the situation, as with any defining aspect for your character, you'll need to do the proper research to be able to write that career knowledgeably.
Enter the Occupation Thesaurus. Here, you'll find important background information on a variety of career options for your character. In addition to the basics, we'll also be covering related info that relates to character arc and story planning, such as sources of conflict (internal and external) and how the job might impact basic human needs, thereby affecting the character's goals. It's our hope that this thesaurus will share some of your research burden while also giving you ideas about your character's occupation that you might not have considered before.
Occupation: Skydiving Instructor
Overview: A skydiving instructor teaches willing participants the basics of safe skydiving, and then takes them miles into the sky to help them to jump out of a plane with a parachute (some solo, some in tandem dives). Instructors will teach, pack parachutes, assist clients with questions and gearing up, and ensure all safety regulations are followed.
Skydiving Instructors must be highly alert, dedicated, calm, work well with others in a high-pressure environment, be decisive, be strong communicators, exude confidence and enthusiasm that encourages trust, as well as have high standards and a strong work ethic. They also have a strong sense of adventure and and are able to analyze and mitigate risk very well.
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Depending on the amount of dives, the certifications the instructor has, and their own personal areas of interest, skydive instructors might be Coaches (100 skydives; able to teach students the essentials as they do their pre-A licence solos); Skydiving Photographers (200 skydives; accompanying individuals and their instructors on skydives to capture the moment); and the at 500 skydive mark +3 hours of freefall, they could become AFF certified by taking an additional USPA (United States Parachute Association) AFF instructor course (in the US) after getting one's C-licence & completed instructor proficiency card. Alternatively at the 500 skydive mark a person can obtain another proficiency card and course to get their Tandem Instructor rating. In addition to the jumps and classroom time, becoming an instructor also requires challenging written and oral exams. There are many additional courses a instructor can take for different areas of skydiving, learning maneuvers to become proficient so they may teach these specialized areas.
Useful Skills, Talents, or Abilities: A knack for languages, a knack for making money, charm, enhanced hearing, ESP (clairvoyance), exceptional memory, gaining the trust of others, good listening skills, high pain tolerance, hospitality, lip-reading, making people laugh, mechanically inclined, photographic memory, predicting the weather, promotion, reading people, strategic thinking, strong breath control, super strength, survival skills, throwing one's voice, wilderness navigation
POSITIVE: Adaptable, adventurous, alert, ambitious, analytical, calm, courageous, decisive, diplomatic, disciplined, easygoing, efficient, enthusiastic, extroverted, focused, friendly, happy, hospitable, independent, industrious, meticulous, nature-focused, observant, organized, passionate, persistent, persuasive, professional, protective, responsible, spontaneous, thrifty, uninhibited
NEGATIVE: obsessive, perfectionist
Sources of Friction: working for a company that is always running a tight budget (walking the safety line), struggling to make ends meet as an instructor, friction between instructors and staff over preferential treatment or work ethic imbalances, having clients change their minds mid-flight, having clients who don't follow instructions or who take risks, problems with the parachutes deploying smoothy, an inattentive skydiver who deploys too early or isn't paying enough attention to the position of others (leading to a near-miss or even a collision), a malfunction with a skydiver's automatic activation device (AAD), a fellow skydiver suffering a seizure mid-dive, a jumper blacking out, a near-collision with a plane or drone, camera malfunctions, bad weather, missing the drop zone and getting lost, plane issues that scrap the day's dives (meaning no pay), straps that break mid-flight, a difficult landing that leads to injuries, being sued by a client, having a death occur within the skydiving community (especially if it happens onsite)
People They Might Interact With: other skydivers, first timers, staff at the facility, pilots, students, family members of participants
How This Occupation Might Impact One's Basic Needs:
- Self-Actualization: A character who becomes addicted to the rush of skydives may struggles with feeling satisfied fully when on the ground.
- Esteem and Recognition: A character who dreams of competing on the world stage and being recognized as being one of the very best may not be able to dedicate themselves to jump mastery if most of their time is spent teaching others.
- Safety and Security: A career as a skydiving instructor does not pay well, and being part of the sport is expensive, meaning a portion of one's earnings will go right back into skydiving. This can create a financial hardship if the character is not frugal enough or has a family to support.
- Physiological Needs: While parachute malfunctions and other accidents are rare, skydiving means ever-present risk to one's life.
Common Work-Related Settings: airplane, field, hanger
Twisting the Fictional Stereotype: skydivers are often portrayed as fearless but many of them have a fear of heights, and it was the desire to overcome this fear that sent them on their first jump. Their love of the experience pushed them to pursue sharing it with others through instruction, but the fear of heights hasn't gone away.
Skydivers are also portrayed as risk-seeking and reckless, but instructors are anything but. They understand risk and work to mitigate it for their clients for whom they are responsible. Skydiving instructors are meticulous and do things by-the-book.
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Aegis Hospitality founder and managing partner Samer Hamadeh said that inexperienced operators sometimes 'accept ridiculous terms' from 'short-sighted' landlords and quit when their concepts fail
A dramatic rise in home delivery options, inexperienced operators and 'short-sighted' landlords are most significant challenges faced by Dubai's F&B sector, according to Samer Hamadeh, the founder and managing partner of Aegis Hospitality, a Dubai-based nightlife and restaurant management company.
In an interview with Arabian Business, Hamadeh – whose concepts in the emirate include the popular Stereo Arcade and Akiba Dori - said that while he does not believe the Dubai F&B market is as saturated as other cities around the world, it is unique in having to cope with the extremely high rate of growth of home delivery options.
"Home delivery has hurt more businesses than people realise. [This] is why only strong concepts are surviving in the age of the paper bag," he said. "That's actually how I develop F&B brands. I ask myself if the concept is new and necessary or if it's old and needs an update.
"There's no right formula for standing out, but understanding your customer will help get you there. You can't beat word of mouth."
In Hamadeh's view, a more serious problem facing the industry stems from a minority of "short sighted" landlords and "inexperienced operators who accept ridiculous terms".
"High rents are a reflection of lack of experience, instead of being a reflection of something more logical, like guaranteed footfall," he said.
"New hotels, malls and locations with zero footfall charge rent based on 'market rates', which I find ludicrous in a developing market. Rents should be charged based on formulas and not 'what the neighbours charge'."
If Dubai's industry is to have a "snowball's chance in hell of thriving, not just surviving", Hamadeh said that landlords and tenants should work together to fine tune offerings so that customers receive the experience they pay for.
These issues, along with a lack of financial planning, have led to businesses failing early on, and, according to Hamadeh, are in turn a reflection of a lack of relevant experience, which he said is "the most important factor" in a place such as Dubai.
"You might be an incredible under-18 football player but once you're on the pitch with a veteran, you're going to learn the hard way that experience is what, more often than not, wins matches. The F&B industry is no different," he said.
"You have experienced layers who set the trend and get others excited about the potential of success, but the pros don't divulge all their past failures," he added.
"The new guys jump in and realise quickly that it's not a level playing field, so they quit. Some try again but the majority just move on."


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Who is your hero? (In business, life, or both.)
My heroes are my parents. They worked hard and dedicated their entire lives to making sure my brother and I were put in a position to succeed. From choosing a place to raise us that had the best schools (Westchester County, NY) to paying for our education at Boston University and Columbia University, my parents made it possible for both of us to be able to start a business when we graduated without having to pay off hefty student loan debt.
Their tenacity to continue working and be seen inspires me to keep hustling and do more. If they can do it, I can do it. They have a strong work ethic and always taught me to work for whatever I wanted in life. It's the reason I am able to keep clients today. I don't expect things, and when things get difficult, I don't give up because there is nothing to fall back on.
When you are always in survival mode, you learn to compete in the marketplace because you have to. I think this is a critical component of entrepreneurship.
What's the single best piece of business advice (unorthodox tips welcome!) that helped shape who you are as an entrepreneur today, and why?
My dad once said, "Don't be afraid of big numbers." I think this is invaluable advice for any entrepreneur. Often, when we get started, we are so eager to get new business that we say yes to quotes that are below what's required to adequately do the job. It is better to give a higher number upfront and properly set expectations with a client than it is to say yes to a lower number and surprise them later on by saying it was out of scope and over-budget. It's best to be transparent from the beginning, even if that means losing potential business.
What's the biggest mistake you ever made in your business, and what did you learn from it that others can learn from too?
The single biggest mistake I made in my business was thinking I could do it all. I filmed a reality show while also running an agency. Even though I was able to keep things afloat and manage my accounts, my focus was shifted from growing my business to keeping everything at bay. When you shift focus, you open yourself up to market vulnerabilities and competitors claiming your territory. While you're filming and managing your accounts, they could be at networking events meeting your potential clients.
The moral of the story: Just because you can do it all, doesn't mean you should. There are consequences that are unforeseen until months or years after the fact. Keep this in mind when evaluating opportunities and your overall business plan.
What do you do during the first hour of your business day and why?
I run a public relations and social media agency, so the first hour of my day is typically spent going through all of my client notifications on social media. I also review all incoming responses from media on stories we are coordinating and check out the PR opportunities of the day through incoming subscription services and online communities.
What's your best financial/cash-flow related tip for entrepreneurs just getting started?
I spent thousands of dollars a month on office space — I just had to have the nicest office on Wall Street overlooking the water on the 40th floor. But guess what? Not one client ever came to see the office because it was too far from where they were located. Instead of paying two rents for years, I could have reinvested those same funds in another team member to assist with work.
The takeaway? Don't spend money on things you don't need. Don't be fooled into the old-school way of thinking that you need to have a fancy office space to be legit. Instead, you need to produce real results for clients.
Quick: What's ONE thing you recommend ALL aspiring or current entrepreneurs do right now to take their biz to the next level?
Invest in SEO training. One of the areas we're great at is consistently putting out strong, helpful content on our blog. However, writing great content is not useful if it isn't optimized with proper keywords and terms that prospects are using to find companies in your vertical.
It's worth it to at least understand the basics of SEO so you can think about incorporating these keywords into your content before you start promoting your company.
I think there are a lot of missed PR opportunities for entrepreneurs who don't understand the correlation between PR and SEO. For example, a press hit on your company is great to have, but it would be even better if there was a backlink back to your site with optimized alt text.
What's your definition of success? How will you know when you've finally "succeeded" in your business?
You have finally succeeded when you start becoming more focused and value your time. When you just start out, you want to be everywhere and say yes to everything. This often doesn't translate into the results you are looking for because it's a "let's throw everything against the wall and see what sticks" mentality. When you become more focused on who your target demo is, all of your messaging will become more clear, and how you spend your time will become more clear. You will also understand who you serve, why you serve them, how best to serve them and how to reach them.


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Dates : 19th to 22nd October, 2017
Resource : Mr John Warden, Aerofix, UK
Location : Raikar Farms, Kamshet
Dates : 19th to 22nd October, 2017
Resource : Mr John Warden, Aerofix, UK
This is a four day certification workshop. The first two days would be a theory course, followed by 2 days of practical training.
Training will be conducted by John Warden, from Aerofix UK, a company affiliated with BHPA with intense focus on repairs and servicing of wings including repacking. Certificates issued by Aerofix and endorsed by BHPA, would be provided to those who clear the theory and practical exams and would be valid for 1 year.
Each participant would be expected to repack at least 6 times for John's evaluation during the workshop. The certified re-packers would be in a position to repack reserves as per the guidelines established by BHPA.
Workshop fees are Rs 8,000/participant.
This certification workshop is limited to only 12 participants.
Yes, if you do not want to become a certified re-packer, but are keen to learn how to pack and maintain your own reserve, you can come and observe the re-packs being done by participants on Day 3 & 4 of the workshop.
However, since it will be an ongoing skill and competence assement of the participants, Observers cannot be at the packing table to assist, and will have to observe from a distance.
This invitation is free of cost, to all PAI members.
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by Gerrit Johannes Bosveld
When I see a picture of the ship on which way back in 1952 I bobbed on the oceans for four weeks coming to Australia….I go all sentimental. It's an experience you never forget.
And there she is, the beautiful ship, (well, to me anyway) the Johan van Oldenbarneveldt, on the front of a book! A thick book too, with a hard cover, looking suitably old, as if it has been taken from grandma's cupboard and carefully dusted…
Add to that a picture of the Wungong church where we were met back then in 1952 along with the Bosvelds, Slobbes, Bijls, Heeremas, Berkelaars, van Leeuwens, Terpstras, van der Laans and others… with a cup of tea and sugary biscuits in which you could taste real butter… and where we sat on the steps of the pulpit on Sundays because we were running out of space.….talk about sweet memories!
The title of the book is even more enticing, if that were possible: "Free Reformed Pioneers". Well, that wasn't quite me and our family, because we came a whole two years later. Even so, I'm going all sentimental…
Gerrit Johannes (Johan) Bosveld steered away from sentimental stuff (almost!) and wrote a most important book about those early pioneering days. A book that needed to be written if we are to keep on knowing about how the LORD established the church in the Armadale, Western Australia area. Digging deep into the past he recorded how near on sixty years ago his and other families migrated from the Netherlands to settle in a new land.
Bosveld didn't just go on his own memories, because we all know how memories can play games. With amazing determination he researched and asked and asked and asked and checked and checked again all the facts and he then faithfully recorded them.
So, is this book about the people and how tough and good they were? No. Free Reformed Pioneers is about the work of God and how miraculously He brought His church to Armadale and beyond. It is about how He kept His church together despite the very many struggles and sins and shortcomings of His people. Reading this book you cannot fail to stand amazed at His power and grace, His love in Jesus Christ.
Did I tell you about the pictures? Hundreds of them, faithfully reproduced, and that from an era in which there were only Brownie box cameras and you didn't just go click, click, click. Without the pictures, the book is a gem and worth a mint. With the pictures it is priceless at a small cost.
Some time ago now, most of the writing was proof-published in Una Sancta. But here we now have the real thing and even much more than was enjoyed from our magazine.
Pick it up, feel it, browse in it, read it, share it, buy it for your children and grandchildren. It won't stay on the shelf too long before you'll go back to it, time and again.
The book has an author, and that means that, despite all the research, it records history basically as seen by one man. That is unavoidable and can be noticed, but it adds rather than detracts from the book. You don't need to agree with every viewpoint of how and why things were done that were done.
The book delves into experiences in family and church life, into deeds and motives of pioneer families, into joys and traumas, into hardships and sicknesses and deaths, into forward thinking and deep divisions, into how the various families from different backgrounds were moulded by the Lord to form the communion of saints.
The book is living history, and it is history that can still be checked and verified and possibly challenged by others who lived through that turbulent time of settlement in a new country, spirited people whose overriding aim in life was to serve God as they established church and school in a whole new country.
I'm sure this book will be read not only by people in the Perth metro area but also in the other congregations in Australia (yes, they get more than a mention!) and abroad. This book helps us all in our understanding of our roots as Free Reformed community in Australia. Thank you, brother Gerrit Johan Bosveld.
Older members, reminisce with this book. You'll read facts you'd forgotten and see pictures you never knew existed. Young people, understand your roots from this book. Young and old, enjoy this book, and without the slightest doubt you will all give praise to God for His mighty deeds. He used sinful men, women and children, to plant His church in this country.
Review by P. 't Hart


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Sure, it's easy to get your nearest and dearest the latest online games or a piece of high-tech gear for the holidays, maybe too easy, so why not think outside of the box and go old school with your gift-giving this year? We've picked prezzies for every budget that celebrate the thoughtful, the handmade and the straight up nostalgic – because really, isn't that what Christmas is all about?
Low-tech gifts for an old-fashioned Christmas
FOR THE WELL-GROOMED GENTLEMANForget the high-tech electric razors with the crazy rotating blades; this three-piece shaving kit by the venerable Baxter of California features natural ingredient products that smell amazing, paired with a badger hair brush that feels as decadent as a hot towel shave at the barber.
Baxter of California Shave 1,2,3 Kit, $88 at FendrihanFendrihan
FOR THE CLASSIC COCKTAIL FANThe classic cocktail trend isn't going anywhere, and these handcrafted, zingy rhubarb bitters produced in small batches in Beamsville, Ontario will make the perfect addition to the bar of the creative mixologist on your list.
Dillon's Rhubarb Bitters, $18.95 at AlambikaAlambika
FOR THE CULTURE LOVERIt's easy to stick a gift card in an envelope and call it a day, but with a little advance planning, you can wow your favourite arts-loving urbanite with a pair of paper tickets to a local concert, play, or cool cultural event. Include a heartfelt handwritten note and you might even get invited along as their plus one. Win-win!Thinkstock
FOR THE HERITAGE HOMEBODYIs it any surprise that the Bay's classic striped point blanket is still in high demand more than 200 years after it was first commissioned? With its heirloom quality craftsmanship and iconic Canadian design, it's guaranteed to keep its lucky recipients toasty warm for many years to come.
HBC Collection Point Blanket Multistripe, $325-$550, at The BayThe Bay
FOR THE CLASSICISTTote bags are a dime a dozen, but few are as timeless and gorgeously crafted as this classic leather version by Toronto's Apogee Goods. Hand sewn with sturdy English bridle leather and 4-cord waxed thread, it's perfectly practical, super-durable and still pretty enough to field tons of compliments.
Structured Daily Tote in Chestnut, $299 at Apogee Goods Apogee Goods
FOR THE OLD-FASHIONED CORRESPONDENTNothing's quite as nostalgia inducing as a handwritten notecard, and this super-cute set, cleverly divided into correspondence types and embossed with gold foil accents, will appeal to both aspiring writers and their delighted audience.
Kate Spade All-Occasion Notecard set, $34 at Indigokatespade.com
FOR THE DISCERNING GOURMETLocal, artisanal and totally delish: this sweet selection of seasonal Ontario preserves, raw linden honey from Quebec and premium loose leaf tea ticks all the boxes and transforms even the most ho-hum post-holiday breakfast into something pretty special.
Jam, Tea, & Honey gift box, $66 at Kitten and the BearKitten and the Bear
FOR THE CELLPHONE SKEPTICWhat, you don't have a landline anymore? Us neither, but the Luddite on your list will adore the simplicity, heft and clean lines of this 1930's-inspired desk phone. What's more, this beauty scores bonus points for having the decency to hide its technology inside a nostalgia-inducing case.
Crosley Kettle Classic Desk Phone, $88.73-$103.53, at Pottery BarnPottery Barn
FOR THE AVID PUZZLEREntice your favourite people away from their screens with this dig-right-in 1000-piece puzzle featuring a vibrantly graphic pop illustration by famed midcentury artist Charley Harper. In addition to providing a happy hit of colour in darkest December, it's a guaranteed way to get the family working together, if only for a few hours.
Charley Harper Birducopia 1000-piece Jigsaw Puzzle, $23.95 at Urban Nature StoreUrban Nature Store
FOR THE SLOW FASHION FANThe tacky Christmas sweater isn't going anywhere, but maybe it's time to swap it out for something more substantial. We're loving this 100% wool Mountain Range sweater by Granted Clothing, hand-knit in Vancouver and built to last (it comes with a lifetime minor repair and depilling service - really).
Granted Clothing Mountain Range sweater in Navy, $435, at grantedclothing.comgrantedclothing.com


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It's also a great time to hit your local Catholic bookstore or Amazon.com and treat yourself to a nice Lives of the Saints tome or set.I own these for the bedside table - Volume One was the key to my reversion from my hedonistic '80's days.
We were also given the four volume Butlers Lives of the Saints by our Little Flower's godfather. There are numerous versions for children, too. Whichever one(s) you choose, I believe it's a must-have for your home library for readers of all ages and stages.
EWTN has a great resource for all you aspiring hagiographers out there - here's a link to their Saints directory - you can look them up by letter or by calendar, and you get a nice bio and location of the saint's shrine, if applicable. Just think of it as All Saints, all the time!
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It goes something like this.
You have two hundred dollars. Your family is starving but you sure want that new I-Pod. You think you will get the I-pod and so you do. When your starving family questions the purchase, you call them names. It's about setting priorities.
Imagine you are President Obama. You get to your oval office and take stock of the country. What is the most pressing problem we have? *Play Jeopardy tune in head. It must be "healthcare!" I will ignore that 14 trillion dollar debt and the collapse of the world economy and I will go on multiple vacations, golfing, and tell the world how incredibly smart I am. I will not even participate in the creation of the bill. So just who created that bill anyway? Read this.
It is as though, the world's greatest problem was placed at his feet and Obama and his Congress ignored it. Pretended it wasn't even there. In fact, he did nothing to reform or change any of that mess. Why? Because he WON! He wasn't going to let any problem like world economic collapse disrupt his agenda.
With all that hope and change rhetoric, and his "gift" of public speech, he was feared initially. Nobody could possibly oppose him. So the Democratic faithful fell in line and carried his water. It would have been suicidal early on- to question his priorities. Such is the death of errant and tyrannical command and control structures. Everyone hurtled off the cliff together.
Deep down they know it. They know they fell for this guy's bullshit. So now they are all hunkered down, distancing themselves from this guy, praying that the party faithful will come out in droves and save their cowardly asses Tuesday. All that is left for these cowards is name calling.
It is Halloween. Note the masks. Might be the the best obituary on the web.


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Trying to use the Kitchen Sink application to debug an issue we're seeing with our phono.js-based application. We don't get any audio at all when using WebRTC (jsep) support in Chrome 44.0.2403.107 (64-bit) on OS X 10.10.4. When switching over to using Flash (new) for audio, the Kitchen Sink application works fine. Same toll-free number, but totally different outcomes. Is anyone aware of this issue with Chrome 44 and WebRTC support in that browser?
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- The Bear pool cue O. Ortmann convinces through its high quality material, masterful assembly and meticulous handwork.
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Published Saturday, 19 July, 2014 by Shane Luffman
1. Preheat grill for medium heat (or bbq).
2. Place the lamb in a large bowl and mix with the mint, coriander, oregano, garlic, sherry, vinegar and molasses or honey. Season with cumin, all spice, chilli flakes (or powder), salt and pepper then mix well.
3. Shape into 4 burgers.
4. Brush grill pan or bbq with oil. Cook burgers for 5 minutes each side or until well done.
5. Heat a pitta bread briefly on the bbq or grill, serve burgers in pittas with some crumbed feta cheese.
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Friday, April 19, 2019, 12:00 PM - 12:45 PM
A short mid-day worship will feature a reading of Jesus' final words from the cross along with a brief message from Pastor Melissa Spence. Worship includes an organ prelude and choral works from the Chancel Choir. Join us for Jesus' journey from the cross to the tomb.


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