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After doing a few miles in Scotland over the previous few days then the riding in Northumberland was always likely to fall a little short of the magnificent Scottish scenery.
As with previous days on this short trip, I had no particular plan in mind other than that I did want to be home for mid afternoon, which ruled out doing the full journey on the better roads – at least some of it would need to be pretty direct.
I was packed and away from my overnight stay at The Sun Hotel in Walkworth by around 09:00am.
But before getting away properly I rode around to Walkworth Castle for a few pictures.
I had looked at my map whilst I was taking breakfast and decided that I would first of all head to Rothbury, then Otterburn and Bellingham.
Otterburn is a pretty small village about 30 or so miles from Newcastle in the Cheviot Hills and about the same distance from my morning starting point. My route took me across open moorland and I decided to pick up the A68 as it was a road I had been on before and recognised as I made my way.
The A68 is really one of those roads that's worth doing – its not full of sweeping bends or exciting curves but it is well known for the number of blind summits and its remarkable up and down nature – and if getting your bike airborne is what you want to do then with the right forward velocity then its just going to happen. It wasn't what I wanted to do on this trip so my ride was pretty steady and I just enjoyed the nature of the road and the incredible openness across the moors..
In a juvenile moment I couldn't help but stop and take a picture for the small village of Shilbottle – it had been altered well and even at my age it still made me laugh.
By the time I had traveled along the A68 it was time to think of a quicker route home so I decided I would head a bit more to the east and pick up the A1, where I would trade good riding for some boredom but a quicker pace.
I'd had a cracking few days and done a significant number of really enjoyable miles so racking the last 140 or so off directly wasn't too bad a trade off.
I was home before 3pm – and despite it being October, the weather had been good and I had done close to a 1,000 miles without a drop of rain and in reasonable temperatures as well.
My accommodation had been good, I'd ate reasonably well, enjoyed a couple of beers, met and chatted with some decent folk and all in all enjoyed myself.
The Z1000SX had demonstrated once again what a good bike it is for touring on, although I've got to be honest and say that I very much fancy a few days away again on my own in Scotland (but it will be Spring at the earliest now) and next time I'd really like to see how our Vulcan S copes with that sort of a journey and the type of roads I traveled on. I have no reason at all to think that it wont be great fun.
It's hard to decide which was the best bit but if I did have to get off the fence it would probaly be when when I traveled from Dalmally to Oban and then back to Dunoon – it was just magnificent and a journey that I wouldn't have done had I not been inspired by a post about going shopping.
All in all a cracking good trip.
The following links take to you to earlier parts of this write up: Part One, Part Two and Part Three.
A few more pictures from Day Four are posted below.


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An international raid in 19 countries has resulted in more than 90 arrests related to hacking by using a remote access tool (RAT) to spread viruses, obtain sensitive information and hack social media accounts all around the globe.
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UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif. – Dec. 12, 2014 – "The PEOPLE Magazine Awards" announced today that comedian, entrepreneur and entertainer Nick Cannon will host the inaugural "PEOPLE Magazine Awards." It was also announced that Josh Groban, Ryan Guzman, Mindy Kaling, Chris Messina and Kate Upton are scheduled to appear on the two-hour live special that will broadcast live on NBC on Thursday, Dec. 18, at 9 P.M. ET/PT, from The Beverly Hilton.
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Robbie Deans was left to lament an horrendous injury toll to add to a poor place-kicking display as his Wallabies lost the opening Tom Richards Cup Test against the British & Irish Lions by two points at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane on Saturday.
Kurtley Beale, a replacement for Berrick Barnes, one of four Wallabies backs taken from the field injured, missed two penalties in the final 10 minutes, the second on the siren because he slipped in the act of kicking. The ball failed to reach the posts and the Lions escaped with victory while the Wallabies counted the physical cost of defeat.
Christian Lealiifano, who was to have been the first-choice goal-kicker, was taken from the pitch on stretcher after a tackle gone wrong on Jonathan Davies in the first minute of his Test debut. The Brumbies centre was followed to the sidelines by fullback Berrick Barnes (jaw), replacement centre Pat McCabe (neck), winger Digby Ioane (shoulder and elbow) and centre Adam Ashley-Cooper (shoulder), and the stunning injury count saw replacement half-back Nick Phipps playing on the wing and flanker Michael Hooper play the final 33 minutes in the centres.
The injuries to McCabe and Barnes could even be career-ending given their previous records with similar issues. McCabe fractured his neck last November last year, while Barnes, who suffered a heavy collision with Israel Folau in attempting to collect a kick from Jonny Sexton, has endured a succession of serious head knocks.
Deans was unable to shed light on the status of his injured quartet, but a team spokesman confirmed that Lealiifano and Barnes were both in good spirits in the dressing room after the game. The extent of McCabe's injury will be known after scans on Sunday, while Ashley-Cooper will also be assessed. "I'm not in a position to be able provide that feedback yet ... but obviously that's going to be an important part of this week, finding out what the status is and going from there," Deans said. "It would appear that there will be a need for some change, I haven't had the feedback yet but let's hope it's not as grave as it appeared in the first instance."
Lions coach Warren Gatland suggested tongue-in-cheek that the Wallabies' injury toll could open the door for out-of-favour playmaker Quade Cooper to return. Cooper, who labelled the Wallabies camp a toxic environment last season, is not a member of Deans' 31-man squad. "They've got enough strength and depth in terms of being able to call on players like [Anthony] Faingaa or [Ben] Tapuai, or Quade Cooper might come back into the reckoning," Gatland said.
Deans said he could not have asked for anything more from his players.
"To put themselves in a position to win in such trying circumstances was a courageous performance that stacks up beside any," Deans said of his battered Wallabies, aware that his place-kickers left 14 points on the pitch in Lealiifano's absence. Leigh Halfpenny, by contrast, landed five of his six goal kicks. James O'Connor missed three from five attampts before Beale assumed the responsibility. "We still came second. We need to go to Melbourne [for the second Test] and win. There will have to be changes for injuries but I can assure you Israel will have a jersey."
Asked if the better team lost, Deans quipped: "You can draw your own conclusions, we lost. That was an epic struggle out there tonight. It was reasonably slippery under foot so that probably didn't help the pace of the game but it was an epic contest and either side could have won."
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Wallabies captain James Horwill consoled Beale after full-time, comforting the player who has only just returned to the game after seeking rehabilitation and counselling for alcohol problems: "KB did as well as he could," Horwill said. "I told him not to worry about it ... everyone in the team still loves him."
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A group of angry parents and secondary schoolteachers are preparing to take legal action against Exeter University if it approves plans to close its chemistry and music departments next week.
The university's council will meet on Monday to vote on the planned closures. If they are given the green light, the campaign group Parents against Cuts at Exeter (Pace) will mount a court case accusing the university of breach of contract.
The group, which is composed of parents, teachers and students, also plans to demonstrate at Exeter student open days to tell parents and students that they should take the institution off their list of choices.
And teachers in secondary schools, sixth-form and further education colleges have pledged to stop recommending the university to their students for any subjects.
Wendy Paterson, the mother of a first-year chemistry student at the institution and founder of Pace, said: "We will be warning parents that Exeter's courses are clearly unsafe as they are subject to the whims of the vice-chancellor."
She added: "My son was eight weeks into his first term doing chemistry and he was absolutely loving the course - he was flying. The news of the closure was absolutely devastating."
A spokesperson for Exeter said this week: "We are not the first and will not be the last university to phase out degree programmes."
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During a heated private meeting last week, Steve Smith, vice-chancellor of Exeter, told Dr Paterson that he was shocked by the personal campaign that he felt had been mounted against him, aspects of which, he argued, could be libellous.
But Dr Paterson said: "I (told him) that I hoped he would take me to court for libel as I would welcome the extra publicity it would give to the campaign."
Students in the chemistry and music departments have been asked by the university to consider a range of options over Christmas. The university has been negotiating with a number of top universities to take on students from its chemistry department, and students will be offered up to £2,000 towards relocation.
Music teaching is already delivered by a combination of permanent academic and peripatetic teaching, so the university says it anticipates "no particular difficulties in maintaining high-quality teaching until the end of the degree programmes". But it has promised to help students transfer to another degree course elsewhere if they prefer.
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What did I do last week?
- I got a Wiki set up for the MLP 3.0 help documents. I added one page about the List of Loans to verify the system works properly. It's still the default colors, which will need to be changed at some point, but at least the technical challenge is over.
- I rewrote the code in the Moneylender Settings dialog that displays the available columns that appear on the List of Loans with checkboxes to enable the fields you want. You can display any field from Loan, Borrower, Lender or Extended Loan Notes on the main window.
- I wrote an article about funding sources for lenders for the Moneylender blog.
What do I want to do today?
I have to make several edits and additions to a client's website today. It'll likely take up the whole day. I have nearly completed an ad rotation system that balances ad rotation between global and regional advertisers to a geolocated audience. There are also bugs in the code that have been popping up and need to be fixed.
Any roadblocks in my way?
This other website will be taking my full attention so I won't be able to commit to doing edits to Moneylender today. If, by some miracle, I finish the ad rotation system and can complete that project, I'll switch gears and begin designing a new list of loans. The the list will get a visual and functional overhaul to provide greater flexibility with what's on the main window and provide more intuitive feedback to the user.
On a side note, the wheels are slowly turning to relocate to upstate NY. It'll probably happen in about eight months. It'll mean some very important changes at TrailsWeb. We can go back to providing phone support Monday through Friday, and there will be an abundance of talented people looking for work to help with development and documentation of the software.


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C4C - Communication for Cooperation in Youth Work
, Vinci, Italien
This project is the second edition of the TC C4C, held in October 2017 in Lisbon, organised by Ha Moment and managed together with Associazione Agrado.
The first edition arose from the shared reflection on Youth workers skills and on the highlighted lack of effective communication skills in Youth workers and organisations.
This edition aims to improve and refine the communication skills (and their connections with relationships and values) of Youth workers and organisations providing them competences, tools and methods to address their work to marginalised youth.
It enhances the professionalism and quality of Youth work and NFE and raise inclusion opportunities for marginalised youth - especially those at risk of exclusion and with violent and risky behaviours- as indirect beneficiaries. It spreads European values of tolerance, dialogue, respect of human rights firstly among youth workers - as a common reflection, awareness and empowerment of communication tools against violence - and then among youth.
The objectives of the project are:
- To gain the knowledge about different forms, strategies, norms and mistakes of communication;
- To gain practical skills of communication to be used in working with diversity and inclusion;
- To experience the barriers of cooperation and learn from them strategies to cope in a daily life situations;
- To learn how to give and receive feedback;
- To gain skills of empathic communication and adapt it to use within diverse groups;
- To gain skills of Transactional Analysis;
- To acquire competencies of public speaking
- To trigger discussion about values and human rights and how positive communication skills can open everyone to share common fundamental values of our society: freedom, tolerance and respect;
- To plan follow-up sessions about communication for cooperation in each partner country;
- To enhance Non Formal education methods and recognition of NFE learnings producing blog posts 'how to communicate to cooperate'
- To facilitate the creation of partnership for further projects among the organisations (through the positive exchange among the organisations);
- To strengthen participants and organisations competences and capability in youth work and international dimension and cooperation.
Weitere Informationen zur Veranstaltung:
Informationen auf dija.de
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2 Mistakes When Choosing an Outpatient Detox Treatment San Diego Facility
When it comes to choosing an outpatient detox treatment, San Diego definitely offers numerous options. Thus, making a decision can be difficult, and that's the kind of stress you don't need to deal with when you're looking for help.
That's exactly why we want to discuss this with you – to ensure you don't have to face unnecessary hurdles.
So, if you want to get the most trustworthy outpatient rehab there is, you need to be sure you don't make these 2 mistakes:
1. Choosing an Outpatient Rehab Program That Is Not Flexible
Outpatient detox is all about making sure you don't have to make huge sacrifices and drastically alter your day-to-day schedule.
Therefore, you should steer clear of rehab centers that only offer one program. We recommend sticking with a facility that can offer you 2 flexible programs instead.
2. Not Opting for a Rehab Center That's Focused on Privacy
Let's face it: You sometimes don't want the people in your life knowing you have to attend outpatient rehab – even if it's the best outpatient detox treatment San Diego has ever seen.
No matter what your reasons might be, it's always best to choose a facility that knows how to protect your privacy. So, if you don't go with a detox center that offers confidential calls – for example – you are making a huge mistake.
We Offer the Best Outpatient Detox Treatment San Diego Has to Offer
Choosing the right outpatient rehab program is definitely not easy, but we here at BLVD Treatment Centers want to make everything as simple as possible for you. We are sure our outpatient detox services will meet your needs.
For one, our schedules are flexible, which is why you can choose between two varied programs:
- The Day Program – You can enjoy such things like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Healthy Relationship Groups, and SMART Recovery Monday through Friday, from 10AM to 4PM.
- The Night Program – You can take advantage of courses on Relapse Prevention, Family Dynamics, and Dealing with Stress every Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday, from 6PM to 9PM.
What's more, all of this will take place at our amazing, luxurious, and comfortable San Diego recovery center. We are located in the wonderful Hillcrest area, in a tree-lined section where you can enjoy many wonderful views.
Not only that, but you'll also get to take advantage of all sorts of services and amenities:
- Excellent Culinary Services
- Courses on Important Life Skills
- Wellness Groups
- Yoga, and Tai-Chi or Qi-Gong
- Art Therapy and Music Therapy
- Convenient Transport Services
Those are just some of the highlights, of course.
If you want to find out what else our outpatient rehab program can do for you, just give us a call at 888-537-6671. Our phones are manned 24/7 by professional treatment specialists who will help you pick the most efficient outpatient detox treatment San Diego has ever seen.
Furthermore, each and every single call you make is confidential, so you won't have to worry about your privacy being in danger. We don't even keep credit cards and insurance records on file.
Speaking of insurance, your rehab treatment may be fully covered by your insurance provider. Our treatment experts will check your financial info to see if this is possible. If it isn't, you might be eligible for some of our financial assistance programs instead.
Whichever the case, one thing is certain: You'll regain your independence and embark on a journey of self-discovery. And you can do all that within 24 hours!


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Got one minute to spare? Try this simple and relaxing one-minute breathing meditation. It might be the easiest thing you do for you all day!
Benefits of the one-minute breathing meditation include:
Activation of the parasympathetic nervous system dissolving stress and anxiety
Slows down and calms the mind
Activates and strengthens the prefrontal cortex
Enhances mindfulness
Boosts resilience and self-directed neuroplasticity
A terrific tool for your self-care practice
A great practice for all levels of meditators
A simple and portable practice
I'd love to have you join me again, or if you'd like to practice on your own, you can download a copy of the meditation script here.
One Minute Breathing Meditation
Begin by sitting in a comfortable position
Soften or close your eyes and direct your awareness to your breath
Breathing gently and naturally, simply follow the rhythm of your breath
As you breath in, feel your stomach and lungs expanding
As you breath out, letting go
Breathing in, feel your body getting fuller
Breathing out, letting go of any tension or stress
Breathing in, feeling alive and awake
Breathing out, feeling relaxed and calm
On your final breath, lengthening the breath and breathing in deeply
And slowly letting it go
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Impressive minimalistic manor in Morna valley
This impressive minimalistic manor is located on top of "Vall de Morna" , a quiet and unspoilt green valley in the surroundings of Santa Eularia and San Carlos. The villa is set in 26 hectares of forest and country with probably the best views of that side of the island. It offers these amazing views over the North East of Ibiza to the sea and Formentera in the distance. The property displays a luxury house of 500m² with 7 double bedrooms plus 1 bedroom in a cozy cottage remodelled on top of the mountain behind the house. A perfect blend of rural surroundings, modern design and comfort in a unique elevated position. Its location is excellent for those seeking tranquility and the sensation of enjoying a private part of Ibiza, feeling so close to nature without forgetting top luxury.
In the 750m² terraces outside the house we find several chill out, barbecue and sun lounging areas around its long infinity pool and its Bali inspired fish pond. A beautiful selection of local trees surrounds the house and give a very authentic feeling of closeness to nature. You can enjoy in there the stuning views while relaxing to the breeze of the Ibizan summer from your privileged watchtower. A very special luxury place in a unique natural setting.
Main House
- 7 spacious double bedrooms with en suite bathroom, access to terrace or internal patios with pool/ponds
- Large TV lounge – living area with open access to the main terraces through its huge sliding glass doors
- Full modern open kitchen
- 30 m infinity pool with sun loungers and large sun umbrellas facing the impressive views
- Several lounge and chill out areas to relax and enjoy the stunning panorama
- Bar and barbecue corner with dinning area around the Balinese pond
- Mediterranean gardens with local plants and fruit trees
- Cottage house with an extra bedroom in quiet surroundings on top of the mountain
- House completely air conditioned
- Satellite TV and sound system
- Internet (wifi) all around the house
- High quality decoration and finishings
- All bedrooms en suite
- Safeboxes available for guests
- Alarm system and security cameras connected to fast response security office
- Parking space for several cars
- High location with stunning sunset views
- Quiet and safe area
- Housekeeping provided by in house staff (1 people x 8 hours, Monday to Saturday)
- Daily maintenance, gardening and pool service
- Tourist license (application) nr. 201500926
- Infinity Pool
- Air Condition
- Central Heating
- Wifi
- Satellite TV
- Home Cinema
- Alarm System
- Sonos Sound System
- Garden
- Outdoor Dining Area
- Outdoor Chill Out Area
- Barbecue
- Espresso Machine
- Safe Deposit Box
- All Rooms En Suite
- Laundry Facilities
- Sunset View
- Country View
The villa is located on top of the valley of Morna, close to the reknown Atzaro Agroturismo, very close to the villages of San Carlos, San Juan and San Lorenzo. We can say it is excellently placed by the heart of the genuine Ibizan's north of the island. From here it will take us less than 15 minutes to get to the second capital of the island, Santa Eularia, with all its services and its large marina.
The airport and Ibiza town are just 30 minutes aways while most beaches and attractions from the North are at easy reach through the best preserved lands of the island.
Key Facts
- 16 Persons
- 8 Bedrooms
- 7 Bathrooms
- 500 m² Living Area
- 257,000 m² Plot


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About 5.5 -6 years ago I picked up a pen and a sketchbook after a 10 year hiatus.
This is what I sketched...Read More
About 5.5 -6 years ago I picked up a pen and a sketchbook after a 10 year hiatus.
This is what I sketched...Read More
It's no secret that if you want to continue to grow as an artist (or a human for that matter) you need to find ways to keep learning. Experimenting and play can only take you so far. There comes a time when you need to learn some new techniques and skills to add to your arsenal.
If you can't afford a formal class, or have no fellow artist friends you can hit up to drop some knowledge on you - don't worry there's hope. Watching video's to learn something new can be tricky. Just open Youtube & you know what I mean. You can spend way too much time just trying to locate something quality and helpful.
Well, I recently came across this site (and app) called Craftsy. At first I was a bit apprehensive, being a guy and seeing all these sewing and cooking video classes. I'm not Martha Stewart, nor do I have any desire to be. But alas, they offer a bunch in the Fine Arts category. I snagged a holiday offer of %50 off and signed up for a few classes. I've been slowly working my way through, and so far I'm pretty pleased.
So how about it? Are you learning? How have you been acquiring new skills?
If you haven't, maybe this new year is a great time to get back in gear!


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How to Make Arancini
Phil Torre, Italian Food Blogger
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1. Introduction1:57
2. Equipment1:57
3. Making a Risotto5:33
4. Assembling the Arancini4:15
5. Frying and Plating2:16
6. Fig Prosciutto and Gorgonzola Arancini2:21
7. Final Thoughts0:56
About This Class
Arancini are are a traditional Sicilian Street Food, but these stuffed fried Risotto balls are also a great appetizer that anyone can make at home. They are extremely versatile, being appropriate for both casual gatherings and sit down dinners. This class will teach you everything you will need to know to make Arancini at home, including making Risotto.
The nice thing with Arancini is that the possibilities for variety are endless. You can find them stuffed with sauce and peas or different combinations of cheese, cured meats and/or vegetables. In this class I will show how to make two variations--one stuffed with Smoked Mozzarella and Basil, and a Fig Prosciutto and Gorgonzola Arancini. Trust me you will be the most popular person in the room if you serve these at your next get together!
The recipes can be found as attachments on the project or you can find them on my blog:
Arancini with Smoked Mozzarella and Basil


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SWOT is a well-known business practice that is used as a means of deciding what goals to make for the future. Use these two worksheets to help you determine what kind of goals you want to work on for the future through SWOT!
SWOT- Explanation : Use this to explain the basics of SWOT
SWOT- Personal Use this to brainstorm about where you are at in your life
Then through personal reflection and group discussion determine where you want to head next!


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There is a growing movement to appreciate and protect artisan cheese heritage, against the pressure to industrialise, and the foisting of restrictive food safety regulations ill-suited to the needs, and conditions of small-scale dairy producers.
Introducing potential harm and eliminating competition for certain industries with genetic modification?
Many long established food and farming systems are collapsing, and some of those who have long been demonising traditional meat and dairy, or envisioned more control of a valuable resource like the food supply, are racing in to capitalise.
The Psychology behind enabling the Raw Milk Revolution to thrive in Australia
We are currently in profound times of change, new paradigms, new ways of thinking and new ways of being. Old beliefs and illusions are dissolving and we are encouraged to transform on many layers. The consumer values and farming revolution is in progress.
Ethical Farming Conference 2019: A World First
The Ethical Farming Conference was recently held and we are sharing this information because there is great demand for resources on the subject of ethical farming, its definitions and how that relates to animal welfare.
Australian Food Safety Standards, Healthy Soil and Beneficial Microbes are Intertwined
We are now in a unique time in history where old systems are collapsing due to a lack of structural integrity and some innate dysfunctions. The failures of old systems are paving the way for new systems.
Bovine Tuberculosis: the skin-reactor test and the new PBD test
Hook and Son had their first ever positive TB reactor failing the skin test, and as a result they have lost their TB-free status and their ability to sell raw milk. The TB skin reactor test is the only test that currently determines a farmer's TB-free status, says Steve.
The urgency some feel to ban raw milk and the RB51 brucellosis vaccine
The anti-raw milk propaganda campaigns that the media often blow out of proportion are clearly designed to shock people to the core and get them to drop seeking or drinking anything other than pasteurised milk.
The launch of the Raw Milk Producers Association UK
The RMPA was launched today by a group of dairy farmers who currently produce and sell raw milk to consumers. They felt this was the right time to collaborate, and with the FSA, to ensure the new controls on raw milk production are proportionate and supportive.
Raw Milk System Improvements: installing the right controls and weeding out the dysfunctional
In the last couple of years, structures, rules and authority around raw milk systems around the world, have been going through a deep transformational process, which is much needed. As a human collective, we need to identify and weed out dysfunctional elements.
The contributions of Peg Coleman to the raw milk movement
Peg is a senior medical microbiologist and risk analyst who takes an interest in the raw milk movement. She has started her own blog with interesting information that will appeal to a varied audience, not just scientists.
Understanding 'bath milk' in Australia: a unique perspective.
'Bath milk' a very complicated issue in Australia. This subject has been shrouded in enigma for more than a decade, and is up for discussion again because of a thesis that was published earlier this month.
Potential pitfalls in raw milk systems
Systems that fail to identify all of the commonly known potential risks are common. Whatever steps system architects take have far-reaching consequences. It is necessary for decisions and alterations to be weighed and evaluated with the most careful and wisest of judgements.
NSW Raw Milk Amendments and Restrictions on 'bath milk'
Raw milk supporters have been writing to us in recent months asking about the availability of Cleopatra's in New South Wales. It seems the raw dairy products that had been available on and off for over a decade, have now again disappeared from store shelves in NSW.
What raw milk cheeses will we be able to buy in the future?
Australian food authorities announced strict new import controls on all imported raw milk cheese, and the only one 'officially' recognised as permitted for sale seem to be Roquefort.
Experience has taught the raw milk movement...
The raw milk movement has learnt many lessons in the last few years. What is normal for the industrial dairy industry cannot automatically be accepted as normal for raw drinking milk (RDM) production.
The Raw Milk movement is on the move
On the 3rd of May 2018 dairy farmers who produce raw drinking milk (RDM) met with the FSA with the aim of working together to ensure the continued sale and appropriate controls for the sale of RDM.
Raw Milk consumption in the UK
Raw milk consumption in the UK has increased a lot in the past year according to a survey. Most said they drink it because they believed in the health benefits. Some have a huge problem with this.
Listeria in Australia
A sixth person has died from listeriosis linked to contaminated rockmelon and a Victorian woman had a miscarriage linked to the outbreak. The nationwide total of people affected remains at 19.
Standard Operating Procedures for producing raw milk
SOPs allow the raw dairy business owner to put all of the elements needed in a format that is easy to understand and farmer-friendly. It makes it easier for new staff to learn and follow instructions as well.
Raw dairies keep farming and show resilience
Sustainable farming is under pressure, however farmers keep farming because they get immense satisfaction from being in harmony with nature. Customers love the nutrient-dense food they provide.


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Oh hello!
Sarah's the name and photography's the game. I am a fun, creative gal with a lot of passion. I like Jesus, cats, strong coffee, cardigans, my bike, traveling, house plants, and dance parties. I strongly believe in having a good time. I am married to Ryan, the kindest man I know. We love spending time with our daughter, Brooklyn, and cats, Jean Ralphio and Mona Lisa. We are based in the mid-Atlantic, but we're travel-happy. Ask us to fly somewhere and it'll happen.
My work can be best described as authentic, heartfelt, and fun. It's a mix of fine-art and photojournalism. I am fascinated by the idea of capturing a still image of an instant, a visual memory that can be experienced. I cherish the beauty found in a fleeting moment, the happy tear rolling down your cheek to the big belly laughs you share with loved ones. I document real, authentic moments for couples who appreciate adventure and creativity. I believe in creating a series of photos that tell a story. I am privileged to authentically photograph my couples for the moments that mean the most.
As featured in
Green Wedding Shoes, Huffington Post, Wedding Chicks, The Knot (print), Philadelphia Magazine, Ruffled, Red Oak Weddings, 100 Layer Cake, Magnolia Rouge, Photographer Supply Co., Wandering Weddings, Inspired By This, Casablanca Bridal, Charm City Wed, Truvelle, The Mid-Atlantic Bride
that's my husband, Ryan.
During the week, Ryan is pursuing his PhD in Epidemiology. On the weekends, he's an awesome wedding day assistant and second shooter. And he's my handsome husband 24/7. Ryan has a knack for anticipating significant moments and capturing them well. He will more than likely dance at your wedding while taking amazing party photographs. Ryan enjoys making cocktails and refurbishing bikes. As an additional side hustle, Ryan also uses his data skills to do analytics consulting for small businesses. Nobody can format a data table like Ryan.


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I can't believe that Charleston Fashion Week is right around the corner, which means it's time for my annual Instagram Takeover for The Shops at Belmond Charleston Place. I'll be taking over their Instagram on March 15th, the 1st day of fashion week , which will be jam packed with street style and runway shows.
I stopped by The Shops at Belmond Charleston Place to peruse all the fun and exciting merchandise they'll be featuring at the Style Lounge during Charleston Fashion Week. They house all the luxury shopping you can imagine inside the Belmond Charleston Place Hotel and offer everything for men, women, and even kids. View more to see products from Kate Spade, Pink Chicken, The Resort Shop, Sunglass Hut, Sperry, and yummy treats by Godiva Chocolates.
Wearing Cape Stripe Sequin Dress, Sunglasses, Flavor of the Month Ice Cream Truck Clutch, Carnival Nights Unicorn Ring, Dainty Sparklers Earrings, Look on the Bright Side Bangle, and Balloon Dots Iphone Case all from Kate Spade
Photography by Clifford Pate, Makeup by Elina Mille at Bellelina Skincare & Makeup Studio, Hair by Mac Does Hair
I love Kate Spade's new Spring collection which is filled with whimsical and colorful clothing and accessories.
The color blocked espadrilles from Sperry are fun and easy to throw on with any casual outfit.
The Resort Shop is one of the only locally owned boutiques in the hotel, and stocks up on sought after brands such as Trina Turk and local jewelry designer Christina Jervey.
Strawberries dipped in the best chocolate in the world? Need I say more? Godiva Chocolates will be one of the only food vendors at Charleston Fashion Week so prepared to indulge!
Pink Chicken carries the most adorable clothing and accessories for little kids and boho chic clothes for women.
These sunglasses by Chanel and Mui Mui are so chic! Sunglass Hut has pretty much every sunglass shape your heart desires.


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I know you've probably heard everybody else talking about it, but I'm just going to have to throw my hat in the ring, jump on the bandwagon and give you my tuppence worth on the new Bobo Choses collection. It is probably the most exciting and damned-near-perfect collection I have seen for kids, like, ever.
Playful, beautifully illustrated and colourful to boot, the theme of the collection centres round the concept "Album". The nostalgic and whimsical feel of the clothes is inspired by the unique story that accompanies each of the Bobo Choses collections. But they're not taking themselves too seriously either. How could they be with the fantastically frivolous cat and dog prints that pop-up throughout the collection!
I love the geometric patterns (please can't I have that red triangle skirt?). The triangle dress above would just look so cool with boots, and the bodysuit with red squares is the ultimate in cool comfort for babies (or very very nice pjs for toddlers).
However, my absolute favourite thing about this collection is how geared towards boys it is. As a mum of a very style conscious little boy (ok, it's me), I'm always so frustrated that the boys stuff often seems to plays second fiddle to the more versatile and inspiring girls clothes. I know that there is only so much you can do with jeans and a t-shirt, but in this collection Bobo Choses proves that boys clothes can be exciting, cool, and fun. There are so many pieces I want for Finn, but I better be quick as they're selling like hotcakes!
My favourites are the yellow bobble hat, the red granddad top, and grey triangle sweatshirt (all pictured). What are yours?


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Reaching the Nepali Bhutanese in Harrisburg, PA
With the Nepali Bhutanese refugee community growing each year in the Harrisburg Pennsylvania area, Kevin Brown, Pastor of Lighthouse Church, prayed for years to see a way to reach them for Christ.
Jacob Berry is Truly an Inspirational Man of God
Jacob Berry amazes me. The 28-year-old preacher from Oklahoma considers a rare form of muscular dystrophy a gift from God. He has lived with this condition his entire life. He maintains an incredible attitude, displays a charming sense of humor and is armed with a quick wit despite being confined to a wheelchair and dependent on a breathing machine.
Melting Pot Missionary
For some reason, our notion of a missionary is someone sent to far off lands to live in huts among primitive people who speak some strange gibberish.
From Cancer Diagnosis to Earring Empire
Sometimes, the worst news becomes the pathway for the best plan. The unexpected detour becomes the road we should travel. Sometimes, we make it up as we go along...
Weighing In On Death of John Allen Chau
As news cycles go, the death of young adventurer-missionary John Allen Chau is old news but it keeps coming to mind.
CRADLE – Reaching out to Pregnant Women
CRADLE is pro-child, pro-mom, and pro-dad and tries to connect its clients with a local church. In 1996, Pastor John Gowdy of Temple Baptist Church received a visit in his...
Socks, Shoes and Salvation Homeless Foot Washing Event
Azusa Pacific University (APU) Nursing students from the High Desert Regional Campus partnered with the Salvation Army to host the fourth annual Socks, Shoes and Salvation Homeless Foot Washing Event in Victorville, CA.
World Vision Sends Mom to Ethiopia
This October, one of Crystal O'Rourke's dreams will come true. She will join a team of a dozen going to Ethiopia to participate in hands-on training by the global Christian humanitarian organization, World Vision.
P4H Global is Redefining Aid
P4H is challenging the approach to poverty from charities and humanitarian groups by redefining how we view and participate in aid.
Heartbreak and Glory in El Salvador
Last month, I went on a mission trip to El Salvador. I went with Chi Alpha, the campus ministry that I am part of at the University of North Texas,


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Child Maltreatment
Objectives & Orientation
Required Reading
Impact of Maltreatment
- Understanding Behavioural and Emotional Consequences of Child Abuse
- Approach to Identifying and Responding to Exposure to Trauma
- Helping Foster and Adoptive Families Cope With Trauma
Physical Abuse
- Bruising in Children Assessed for Suspected Child Abuse
- Caregiver-Fabricated Illness in a Child
- Consensus Statement on Abusive Head Trauma In Infants and Young Children
- Evaluating Children with Fractures for Child Physical Abuse
- Evaluation of Suspected Child Physical Abuse
- Medical Assessment of Bruising - A Clinical Perspective
- Patterns of Skeletal Fractures
- Retinal Hemorrhage in Abusive Head Trauma
- Suspicious Childhood Injury - Formulation of Forensic Opinion
- Systematic Review of Abusive Visceral Injuries in Childhood - Range and Recognition
- Which Clinical Features Distinguish Inflicted from Non-Inflicted Brain Injury
Sexual Abuse
- Sexual Abuse
- 2018 Guidelines for the Medical Assessment and Care of Children Who May Have Been Sexually Abused
Recommended Reading
- ACR Appropriateness Criteria
- Bruising in Infancy - When is it an Emergency?
- Bruised Pre-Mobile Infant - Should You Investigate Further?
- Can You Age Bruises Accurately?
- Controversies in Evaluations of Young Children with Bruises
- Diagnostic Imaging of Child Abuse
- Estimating Probability of Abusive Head Trauma
- Evaluating Infants and Young Children with Multiple Fractures
- Evaluation of Suspected Child Physical Abuse
- Investigation and Management of Suspected Abusive Head Trauma
- Managing Child Abuse - General Principles
- Neuroimaging - What Features Distinguish Abusive from Non-Abusive Head Trauma
- Oral and Dental Aspects of Child Abuse and Neglect
- Retinal
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I have not blogged for a few days. Perhaps because I am overwhelmed with tasks and responsibility. Oh! That is an excuse! I'm been listening to Dr. Wayne Dyer's audiobook, Excuses Begone and reading Organize Now!, written by Jennifer Ford Berry.
I started listening to Excuses Begone first which led me to realize that I am often excusing myself or making excuses for why I can not or have not done something. It's the usual: I am in school; I am tired; I teach school; I am a mother; I am overweight; I have a hernia; I am 51 years old; blah, blah, blah…
So, as I began to eliminate excuses from my repertoire, it was only in word – my deeds were still cluttered and confusing. What to do and when. In addition to that, I realized I was not blogging. I love to blog! I love reading blogs! So, I am falling behind in school. Teaching is becoming frustrating (not because of the kids) because of the administrative side. My new healthy nutritional lifestyle was starting to slip and I was diagnosed at a recent emergency room visit as hypertensive (high blood pressure). Really?
I found Organize Now! on a bookshelf at Fedex at a moment when I was searching for a message or something to inspire me to make another change in my life. That is my pattern: pain, passion, and purpose.
It's painful for me to feel out of control and detached from what I love. My son is graduating from high school and he needs me to help him navigate at this critical point in his life. My husband and I are reconciling after a two year separation. My mother and I are finally "getting along" enough to have a friendship at this stage in our lives. I desire to be the best Middle School Teacher I can be for the kids. This means finishing the teaching internship and graduating in December, 2016. There is so much more to me and what I am capable of. I am passionate about helping people, but I must help myself first.
I just read on a blog, Survivor Road, "I am grateful for their willingness to go beyond simple text and actually give glimpses into the person behind the words." The author, Marcus, was referring to blogs he nominated for an award. I realize that it is risky to actually give glimpses into one's self, but it is therapuetic.
Today, I am challenged to do an enormous amount of coursework in an effort to catch up for my teaching internship. Not an excuse, but reality. I must reboot and make it happen. I realize that blogging inspires me because I am passionate about people and connectedness – whether one or fifty people read this post, I have connected with someone and that feels good.
Thanks Marcus for inspiring me to give a glimpse of myself today! I believe I will continue…


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Instagram and Empowerment: Social Media Marketing in the Digital Age
Ever since Instagram, Twitter, and social media
have staked their claims in our daily lives, brands have been eager to take part in the action. Social media has become a cornerstone of our interactions with brands, from beautiful, moodboard-style curation of products on Instagram to brands' good-natured Twitter roasts of celebrities and customers. Yet, even given what seems like an established practice, a handful of companies are redefining how social media and customer interaction is done, and reaping amazing benefits in the process. A new wave of female-focused companies like Glossier, the Wing, and Refinery29 are creating a new paradigm of brand-customer interaction that focuses on creating a community and bringing their customers closer than ever, and they are receiving huge media attention and sales to show for it.
A prime example of a trailblazer in social media interaction is Glossier, the makeup and skincare startup that has dominated media buzz and attention for the last two years. Glossier boasts more than $85 million in funding to date, and from 2016 to 2017 tripled its total revenue. Much of the brand's success comes from its ability to successfully leverage and engage its customer community: Glossier does everything from actively repost followers' pictures, answer individual questions about products, and leave personal replies to comments. While Glossier is first and foremost a cosmetics brand with its own commercial interests at heart, this company makes an effort to make their community feel like much more than a means of product advertising.
Glossier differentiates itself from other companies' digital media approaches by successfully building and leveraging not only a brand, but a lifestyle. This lifestyle is one that's inclusive, multi-faceted, and empowering. These components are also found in the strategies of several other female-focused spaces, like the co-working startup "The Wing," or the women-centered media company "Refinery29." Accessibility and inclusivity in these communities is evident through the easy means of entry and participation - all it takes is an Instagram follow to see content, a comment to engage, or a product purchase to be truly bought in. These brands also engage frequently with their customers and commonly repost their content. Customer-shot pictures that match Glossier's aesthetic are sprinkled across the brand's Instagram page, and the company also makes a point to repost the funniest tweets about Glossier products from its customers. Similarly, the Wing's "Member Moment" story on Instagram celebrates and highlights the accomplishments of their customers with their audience of 250k+ followers.
Content, while inevitably brand-focused, also touches on relevant social and political issues, which helps these brands surpass their primary commercial focus. Some prominent examples are the Wing's campaigns to increase midterm voting ("Midterms on Our Terms") and Glossier's advocacy for women in leadership position by highlighting present-day leaders. Despite the lack of clear connection between beauty products and ballots, a clear characteristic of these companies is that they refuse to choose between the fun, lighthearted nature of their products and the weighty and more serious relevance of social and political issues.
These companies also embrace a tone of empowerment in communicating with their customers. One of the most distinctive traits of their respective social media presences is the sincere, supportive tone of their communication. Messages about empowerment, the importance of self-care, and the endorsement of feminist issues are frequent, and often communicated through memes and pop culture references. This creates a stance that is undoubtedly sincere but also doesn't take itself too seriously. As a result, brands don't alienate more moderate customers, but also announce themselves as allies and supporters for those who believe these issues are key. While these brands' social stances do skew significantly liberal, the vast majority of their customer bases match this profile, and brands' messages of empowerment and feminism draw this majority even closer together.
The effectiveness of these communities is more than clear: Glossier is well known as a leader in social media engagement, and everything from more than 275 thousand #glossier Instagram posts to its three-fold increase in revenue speaks to the benefits of this engagement. The Wing has benefitted similarly. In the past year, this brand has been the subject of prominent features in Vogue, the New York Times, and TechCrunch, and is now in the midst of a global expansion to cities around the world like San Francisco, Paris, and London. A benefit of building strong communities is the (aptly-named) "network effect": as more people hear of and become involved with a brand, the brand's outreach and impact becomes increasingly larger, leading to a growing cycle of more media attention, customers, and sales.
Beyond its commercial benefits, this new paradigm of brand-focused communities is also interesting for several other reasons. One point of interest is that brands have become providers of spaces for women to connect with each other and talk about anything from makeup to complex social issues. Leveraging the easy discussion platform that exists in social media comments and the hundreds of thousands of followers they have access to has enabled brands to connect similarly interested people from around the world. Because followers of the brand are self-selective in their interests and attitudes, these communities and social platforms can be safer and more enjoyable spaces to engage in than many other available options.
This new approach to customer interaction also means that brands are integrated into our lives at a level closer than ever before. Not only is this true in terms of the frequency of brand-related content we see through social media, but also in terms of the ever-increasing aspects of our lives that brands are involved in: brands have entered the conversation and content we consume with regards to politics, social issues, feminism, finance, and so much more, reaching far beyond just makeup or beauty. And, with brands who use customer representatives to promote their products - of which Glossier is also one - this is even more true. By employing our friends, peers, and colleagues to serve as advocates for their products, brands enjoy an unparalleled point of access into our personal lives.
Glossier's success and the role of its customer community have caused many to take notice, and it will be interesting to see how other companies react and attempt to reap similar benefits across different industries. As the trend becomes less novel and more saturated, companies will likely have to adapt and modify their strategies. And, with growing concerns about excess social media usage, it remains to be seen if this trend will fizzle out, or if brands will find a way to remain engaged with their users and keep their communities strong. Either way, at least for the immediate future, it's clear that the dream-worthy lifestyle, community, and revenue numbers of these brands are here to stay.


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FREMANTLE young gun Ed Langdon booted a goal after the siren to hand the vastly improved Dockers a two-point JLT Community Series triumph over Collingwood in Mandurah on Saturday.
The 21-year-old marked in the dying seconds and, from about 40m out on a 45-degree angle, drilled the match-winning major and was swamped by his teammates as they ran out 1.11.12 (87) to 1.12.4 (85) winners at Rushton Park.
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It was a morale-boosting performance for the Dockers after last week's rusty first-up showing against West Coast, but there was also plenty to like for the Pies as they fought back from 15 points down at the final change in 37-degree heat.
Importantly, star Freo ruckman Aaron Sandilands and reigning Doig medallist Lachie Neale both got through unscathed in their comebacks from injury in energy-sapping conditions.
Sandilands, returning from a calf strain, was instrumental as Freo's engine room bounced back from the Eagles loss.
The 34-year-old finished with 15 touches, 20 hit-outs and a goal, proving that yet again he holds a key to the Dockers' fortunes this season after missing most of last year through injury.
Ice cold from Ed Langdon! What a way to win 🙌 #JLTSeries pic.twitter.com/qDb704xf19— AFL (@AFL) March 4, 2017
Neale (18 touches) worked into the game coming back from three bouts of surgery.
Meanwhile, back-up ruckman Jonathon Griffin (two goals) made the most of his opportunity in a hard-fought battle with Brodie Grundy and Mason Cox.
"I thought you could see how important Aaron is to us, and Lachie Neale and our mids capitalised," Dockers coach Ross Lyon said.
"They were against pretty competitive ruckmen today. (Brodie) Grundy's an enormous talent.
"So for (Sandilands') first hit-out it was a credit to him. I thought with Jon Griffin that's as strong as we've looked in combination for a while."
Very crafty Aaron Sandilands! #JLTSeries pic.twitter.com/kQ74Rf8g1t— AFL (@AFL) March 4, 2017
The Dockers ratcheted up their intensity after the loss to the Eagles and - led by recruit Bradley Hill's (one supergoal, one goal) precise kicking and line-breaking run - were much slicker as they took a three-point lead into quarter-time.
Freo should have been further ahead after controlling possession (83-68), clearances (9-4) and inside 50s (14-8).
But Collingwood's ability to absorb pressure and counter-attack was impressive and the Pies made the most of a slight breeze to hit the front by two goals at the long break.
American giant Cox provided a focal point in attack and the Pies' fleet of runners swung the momentum back the visitors' way.
"(Cox) was off the pace early, his contest and work rate wasn't where we needed it to be, but I thought that was a real step forward for him to be able to respond to that and to be a pretty significant forward target," Pies coach Nathan Buckley said.
"He's actually had a really strong pre-season … even if he's not marking them he's putting defenders under pressure."
In their first hit-outs of the pre-season, Collingwood stars Scott Pendlebury, skipper for the day Taylor Adams and Adam Treloar all had their moments as they blew out some cobwebs.
Youngster Tom Phillips (14 disposals) impressed with his dash, while Adams (21) was his typical busy self at the coalface.
Jeremy Howe was also superb for the Magpies, finishing with 24 touches and a supergoal to level scores at 73-all in the final term.
Jeremy Howe roosts one from outside 50 to level the scores! #JLTSeries pic.twitter.com/SKydtQ8U0Q— AFL (@AFL) March 4, 2017
The Dockers appeared far more in tune in their second pre-season hit-out, and recruits Hill, Cam McCarthy and Joel Hamling showed encouraging signs.
McCarthy impressed with his workrate and snapped his first goal in purple in the opening term, while ex-Western Bulldogs premiership defender Hamling's intercept marking was a feature.
However, former Cats forward Shane Kersten had a tough day with just four touches before he was crunched in a marking contest on the half-time siren and taken to hospital for X-rays on his ribs.
Fremantle: The Dockers' midfield was under the microscope after last week's disappointing effort in Geraldton, but a much-improved showing has eased concerns about Freo's ability to win enough ball. Aaron Sandilands and Lachie Neale's additions obviously helped, however the Dockers simply had more contributors – with Stephen and Bradley Hill in particular exciting with their dash and ball use – and didn't have to rely as heavily on superstar Nat Fyfe.
Collingwood: For a player entering only his third AFL season, Darcy Moore is carrying a weight of expectation as the Magpies' focal point in 2017. However, the three-goal performance of Mason Cox against Freo was a promising sign that Moore might have more support than expected. Cox only took two marks, but his presence drew the ball and defenders to him, and the giant American could ease the pressure on Moore if he continues his rapid development.
Fremantle: Most Dockers under-performed last week, but there was a lot to like from the new crop against Collingwood. Bradley Hill was back to his line-breaking best and used the ball with penetration. Cam McCarthy worked hard up the ground and hit the scoreboard, while ex-Bulldogs premiership backman Joel Hamling's intercept marking – he took three in the first term alone – was a highlight. Shane Kersten was sent to hospital for X-rays on his ribs after a quiet opening half, while young ruckman Sean Darcy impressed again with his competitiveness.
Collingwood: Chris Mayne had little impact against his former side, gathering just five touches, but forward sidekick Josh Daicos was lively with his pressure and showed his class in the opening term with a one-handed take and dish to set up Tom Phillips' goal. Will Hoskin-Elliott and Henry Schade flew under the radar, but ex-Melbourne defender Lynden Dunn battled hard – playing mostly on McCarthy – against a flood of supply.
Fremantle has a six-day turnaround before facing Carlton next Friday night in what will be the Dockers' sole hit-out on Domain Stadium before round one. The Pies hit the road for their final JLT clash in Moe against Richmond on Saturday.
Fremantle: B.Hill
Collingwood: Howe
Fremantle: Walters 3, Griffin 2, Langdon 2, B.Hill, McCarthy, Sandilands, S.Hill
Collingwood: Cox 3, Fasolo 2, Moore, Phillips, White, Treloar, Varcoe, Greenwood, Adams
Fremantle: Sandilands, S.Hill, Walters, B.Hill, Hamling, Fyfe
Collingwood: Howe, Adams, Cox, Grundy, Treloar, Phillips
Fremantle: Kersten (TBC)
Collingwood: Nil
Reports: Nil
Umpires: Donlon, Margetts, O'Gorman, Harris
Official crowd: 5500 (Approx) at Rushton Park


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Ma-Mutt's Confusion
Written by Beth Bornstein
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Apart from narrating tales of courageous superheroes battling and defeating the mystical evils that they come across in fantastical settings, many episodes of the ThunderCats also touched on issues which the audience is more likely to experience in their daily lives. From stressing the importance of environmental preservation, to pointing out the dangers of drug addiction, to highlighting the value of friendship and teamwork, writers on the show have tried to incorporate a plethora of social and human experiences in their stories. Similarly, writer Beth Bornstein explores the relationship between a pet and its owner in this somewhat odd episode.
Inside Mumm-Ra's pyramid on New Thundera, the unrelenting mummy is setting the wheels for his latest sinister scheme in motion. He un-bandages a weird looking contraption with an even weirder name – the Babylonian Barbarian Boiler! The device, which is fueled by the magical waters of Mumm-Ra's cauldron, was employed by his ancestors to liquefy their enemies. Just like diehard fans of the show, it seems that even Ma-Mutt is getting tired of his master's hare-brained schemes by now as he appears to be more interested in playing with the unwrapped bandages and drinking the cauldron water. Irked by his pet's mischief, Mumm-Ra orders Ma-Mutt to get lost so that he may work in peace.
Just outside New Cats' Lair, the ThunderKittens, Snarf, and Snarfer head out on an exploratory trip on their spaceboards into the Jungles of Darkness where they find Ma-Mutt in an animal trap. They rescue the whimpering cur and bring him back with them to the lair. At that moment, Mumm-Ra puts his hot plan into action and a beam from his crazy contraption starts melting the Cats' Lair. Ma-Mutt tries to warn the ThunderCats about the Babylonian Boiler but before he can reveal too much, Mumm-Ra uses his magical powers to haul the treacherous dog back into his pyramid.
The ThunderCats invent a giant version of Lynx-O's shield which Lion-O flies into the path of the melting beam using the HoverCat, hoping to deflect the intense rays. The beam proves to be too powerful and smashes the shield, throwing Lion-O off the HoverCat before he can finish his chant. Fortunately, the good ol' Sword of Omens takes matter into its own hands and uses the Cat Signal to push the Babylonian Boiler's beam back, and un-melt the entire Cats' Lair.
The writers on ThunderCats have often tried to bring variety into the characters' natures and habits without altering their original characterization. Bornstein goes overboard in this aspect, about-turning the sinister personalities of the antagonists and making them more like the bumbling villains from a "Hannah-Barbera" cartoon. "Goody goody goo drops" is not a phrase that one would expect Mumm-Ra the everliving to utter. An abundance of such ill-judged humor makes "Ma-Mutt's Confusion" seem almost like an episode of "Dick Dastardly and Muttley in their Flying Machines" at times. This direction taken by the writer severely deteriorates what could have been a pretty decent episode.
Also Mumm-Ra has always been notorious for using his magical powers and sorcery against the ThunderCats rather than mechanical devices as he does here. A bird-brained apparatus like the Babylonian Boiler sounds more like a Vultureman invention. In fact if Mumm-Ra and Ma-Mutt had been replaced with the Mutants in this episode, then the silliness wouldn't have seemed so out of place.
The idea of using a giant version of Lynx-O's shield to counter the effects of the melting rays was a good concept and would have served as a satisfactory way to resolve the episode but strangely Bornstein chose to sabotage that idea half way and instead resorted to using the hackneyed scenario of the Sword of Omens fixing everything.
The animation and music are both very good but these positives are eclipsed by a plot that focuses too much on the inane love-hate relationship between Mumm-Ra and Ma-Mutt. A little bit of humor in an action-packed ThunderCats episode is always a welcome treat but dousing the entire episode in comedy was the wrong move, especially when the wrong characters are turned into jokers.
Written by Wilycub
|This episode features a rare instance of Mumm-Ra's cauldron showing events of the future rather than flashbacks.
|Mumm-Ra mentioning "Baked Alaska" shows off his knowledge of desserts!
|Snarfer displays his engineering skills when he invents "Snarfer's Interspecies Speaking System", a.k.a SISS.
|When Ma-Mutt talks via Snarfer's machine, he reveals that his dog license number is 3462.


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It's warm in Brazil, and Vincent Cassel is definitely enjoying the weather!
The 51-year-old Jason Bourne actor and his girlfriend Tina Kunakey were spotted strolling through the neighborhood of Leblon on Saturday (December 23) in Rio de Janiero, Brazil.
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"O garotao de Ipanema… �"� by BGP #backinrioooo" Vincent wrote on his Instagram along with a stylish photo of himself. Check out his post below!


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Walking through Whistler village's current grandeur, it is hard to imagine that the buildings could ever fall into disrepair.
Yet that is exactly the reality Dennis Hilton is afraid of.
From his home in North Vancouver, Hilton has been drafting a letter to Whistler council outlining his concern with the proposed CC1 zoning bylaw.
The bylaw would freeze village buildings to their current size, and any increase above 20 square metres would have to go through the municipality's rezoning process.
Hilton, who owns a property in the CC1 zone, is concerned that property values will decline once if the bylaw is passed, since international investors will not put their money into investments that will not grow.
"What is going to happen, and this is really the sad part, is that the owners, not making a return on their investment, are not likely to put more money into even refurbishing their current buildings," said Hilton.
"Then when the buildings start to diminish in value, the owners will get less revenue, and people will stay outside of the core area. The village will deteriorate."
Hilton's is not alone with his concerns, and property owners and strata council members are planning to oppose the rezoning during a public hearing scheduled for Monday, March 17.
"The last public hearing in November, on very short notice, there were half-a-dozen people at council chambers, and this time we are hoping to fill the theatre," said Hilton.
"It would be great to have as much presence as possible with individual owners, and I have asked all property owners to come out, because the village is going to be affected by the bylaw change, and it won't be positive."
The area under question spans north from Tantalus Resort Lodge to Village Gate Boulevard and includes the Sundial Boutique Hotel, Carleton Lodge, Crystal Lodge Hotel, Hilton Hotel, and Blackcomb Lodge.
Several property owners in this Commercial Core believe they have the right to build to the maximum permitted floor space ratio of 3.5, although most buildings in this zone are not built to that size.
According to Hilton, only six of the properties, or 20 per cent of the total, are currently built to the maximum permitted floor space ratio.
Council are concerned that adding height and mass to these buildings could interfere with the original village design by Eldon Beck, which aims to maximize mountain views and sunlight in the village core.
Mayor Ken Melamed said he is looking forward to hearing from the property owners on Monday night.
"Our objective as a council is to remain open minded and to listen to the input of everyone in the community," said Melamed.
"I would be interested to hear if the submissions are going to differ materially than the ones that were addressed at the last public hearing, but it all stays in the public record and becomes part of a file in considering the new bylaws."
Since November's public hearing meeting, municipal staff have refined the bylaw, and council gave it first and second reading in February.


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Community Care Cooperative (C3) is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit, Accountable Care Organization (ACO) governed by Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) in Massachusetts.
In 2016, leaders from 9 FQHCs throughout the state formed C3. An innovative model for an Accountable Care Organization (ACO), C3 leverages the proven best practices of ACOs throughout the country. C3 is the only ACO in the state founded and governed by FQHCs exclusively focused on advancing integrated and coordinated community-based care for MassHealth members.
C3 is building its organization on the collective strengths of health centers. We currently have 17 partner health centers across the state and our continued growth and expansion enables C3 to better serve MassHealth members across the Commonwealth. To view a list of our health centers, click here.
C3 believes in the power of community-based care; in preventing illness, addressing patient health conditions at the right time and place, and improving the overall wellness of MassHealth members through a deep understanding of their full life experience. "Great health is our primary purpose."
C3 applies advanced data and population health management techniques to keep people healthy. C3 also offers MassHealth members access to the broadest network of hospitals and specialists. We understand the distinctive and diverse needs of our communities and are invested in their wellbeing and growth.
Most Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) are led by large hospital systems or insurance companies.
C3 is different because the health centers that founded C3 are different. As the only ACO in the state founded and governed exclusively by FQHCs, we are uniquely positioned to effect an historic transformation in healthcare within the MassHealth network.
We understand that poverty contributes to illness. Health centers address social needs as part of our work to foster health and opportunity for the communities we serve. Health centers care for the whole person. Before integrated care became a buzzword, health centers were breaking down barriers between physical health and behavioral health.
In addition, National studies show the total cost of health care associated with health centers is 20% lower than other types of primary care, without any reduction in quality of care. These differences are just a few of the reasons we're excited about our potential to change the world; one healthy and happy person at a time.


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How to Grow a Writing Career
Writing careers are not like many other careers, where there is at least the appearance of order and predictability. For the nurse, the lawyer, the software engineer there are degrees to earn, résumés to write, and finally companies to be employed by, where a ladder of sorts can be climbed to more money, more responsibility, a better office, and perhaps a prestigious title. There is something so reassuringly tangible about a company that existed before you were employed there, a garden already planted in which you need only do your small part to grow with it. Of course writers have their own ladders they dream of climbing, the tippy-top of which many a quiet hour is spent imagining. There at the higher rungs are the bigger advances, the higher Amazon rankings, the prestigious awards. But unlike in a company, the way up that ladder is not so clear. On the one hand, the answer is always the same: sell more books! On the other hand, the books you want to sell more of – yours – have never been written before. Your career is your own garden, and while it may resemble others, its originality is as inescapable as your page is blank.
This reality can be daunting to the beginning author. Punching a time clock may not be an inspiring start to the workday, but you know every minute translates to dollars in your pocket. There is no such certainty for the writer. Or, I should say, the certainty is found elsewhere. It is found where few are taught to look for it, where, in fact, we are often taught it simply doesn't exist.
Ironically, every writer who has ever finished a single scene, whether it was published or not, knows exactly where to find the certainty they often spend many idle hours fretting will never be theirs. We do not start a scene knowing every single thing that's going to be done and said in it. Maybe we know where it will begin and how it will (probably) end. The rest we'll just figure out. The rest we'll let come to us. The rest we'll imagine, we'll hear, we'll discover. That's the fun of writing.
A writer cannot see the last sentence of a scene before it is written, anymore than he or she can see tomorrow before it is lived, but once you've written a few scenes, you don't worry much about how you'll get to the end of a scene when you start it. You may worry about your book if you've never finished one, but for those shorter sprints, you've learned to trust that all the necessary but undiscovered details will come. They always do. Every time.
The only difference between a scene and a career is the illusion of time, that vast unmapped distance between a dream and a reality. The details of which a career is comprised – the right book idea, the right agent, the publicist – come to us by the same engine that provides the details in the books we write. I have heard the stories of hundreds of flourishing writing careers, and none of them went according to plan. The writer wrote the book they most wanted to write, and the writer loved the book, and the writer wanted to share the book, and somehow the right person appeared in that writer's life to help them share it, just as the right ending appeared in that writer's imagination to finish it.
I understand that this not how most of us have come to define certainty; in fact, this is how many of us define uncertainty. Yet the worst agony I have experienced came when I believed I must know something it was impossible for me to know – like, say, the future. That is certain. Meanwhile, the greatest relief I have known came when I stopped worrying about where I needed to go, and paid attention to where I actually was, right now, the present moment, the garden where all creation grows.
Write Within Yourself: An Author's Companion.
"A book to keep nearby whenever your writer's spirit needs feeding." Deb Caletti.
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