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Excellent Organic Gardening Ways To Improve Your Garden!
One of the more sensible methods to enhance your diet and present a fun a fascinating hobby is usually to plant an organic gardening. You will need to invest some energy and time to be successful with this venture, though. Knowing best places to start when planning an organic horticulture are most critical.
Select plant types that develop a relatively high yield.
To acquire the greatest results, opt for the proper soil. You can even have the ability to design an artificial area which utilizes just one kind of soil.
Once the fall season approaches, it can be time for you to plant your fall edibles. A pumpkin can become a festive container for lettuce and kale.After you cut an opening near the top of the pumpkin and scoop out the insides, spray the sides and inside with Wilt-Pruf to prevent rotting.
You might repel the family pet by planting rosemary or mothballs.
Create a plan prior to dig the initial hole. It will help you in recognizing your tiny plants whenever they commence to turn up.
Try dousing weeds to remove them. Boiling water in an exceedingly safe "herbicide." Boiling water damages the roots of weeds and definately will inhibit future growth.
Are aware of the ideal times to harvest the vegetables with your garden. Each veggie has unique time for harvesting at the peak of flavor. For zucchini, baby and instance peas are the best picked young.Tomatoes, though, work best picked from your vine later if they are very ripe.
Plant items with fall season color in mind.Maple trees produce red and yellow leaves, and tend to be dogwood and beech trees. When thinking of shrubs, take into consideration cotoneaster, hydrangea or barberry.
A successful organic garden is the effect of hard work plus a good knowledge of the principles involved. Persistence and patience are also important traits for successful organic gardener. Remembering the above mentioned tips, you may successfully grow an organic garden.
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I turn the key and the motorcycle roars to life beneath me. It has been a long time since I felt the thrilling sensation of a powerful engine running through my body. It transports me back to my youth when I had spent hours on end riding the back of my boyfriend's hog. The thought of those carefree summer nights, sneaking out of my parent's house to drive the country roads brings a smile to my face. I spare a look for the house I am about to leave behind. The house I spent 20 years of my life trapped in. If my younger self had seen me playing the sweet little house wife to a middle aged, over weight, over bearing man, she wouldn't have recognized me. Or she would have kicked my ass, deservedly. Luckily the selling of the old traditional colonial left me enough spending money to quit my job and head off on the road. Somewhere along the path of adulthood, I lost myself. There are days that I don't even recognize the woman I have become. When I was young, I had pictured a bohemian life traveling the country, selling my art, meeting new people every day. Instead, I ended up caving to the pressures of normalcy. It is time to change that. Screw normal, I want to be happy.
I pull the 1999 Harley Davidson Sportster out of the gravel driveway and say goodbye to my life for the last time. The Harley is probably considered a relic now, but it is holding up fine despite sitting in the garage for years. As a wedding present, my husband and I had bought it for ourselves with the idea that we would spend our summers traveling on it. Of course that never happened. At least I got it in the divorce.
I drive lazily through my old neighborhood filled with cookie cutter houses and white picket fences. It is a beautiful portrait of suburban bliss with the California sun peaking behind the houses like a halo. One day, I may settle down here again, but not before I live a little. The motorcycle purrs between my legs in a familiar sensation of power and tingling pleasure that reaches through my whole body as I pull onto the freeway. To be honest, I don't really have a plan as to where I am going to go. My iPhone has GPS, but my goal is not to use it. My goal is to actually not use my phone at all. Phones have a way of subtitling influencing your path through constant connectedness. I wanted to connect in a different way. Despite being constantly connected to every person I have ever met in my life through texting, Facebook, Instagram and email, I feel like I haven't had a relationship with passion that wasn't mitigated by a screen or a fake smile.
My plan is to drive east or maybe southish without reading road signs. I will wait for fate to intervene and guide my path. About an hour in to my drive I am good and thoroughly lost. Despite living in southern Cali my whole life, if you ride long enough it is surprisingly simple to get lost. I drive, approaching what looks like a really small town. Leading up to it, I had been driving through long stretches of nothingness. Open green fields with a few houses here and there. Most of the drive the bike has been sputtering and struggling to maintain higher speeds. As I get closer to the town, the bike is struggling to make even 25 mph. With a sigh, I know I have to get it looked at. Guess that is what I get for taking my ex-husbands bike. Everything he touched turns to shit.
When I say I want to let fate decide my path, a busted bike isn't exactly what I mean. I pull into what looks like the only gas station in the whole town. A nameless one pump joint with a garage attached to a convenience store. I prop the bike up on its kick stand and pull off my black helmet. My long black hair tumbles in a heap down my back. I run my fingers through it in an attempt to get rid of helmet hair. I wait on my bike for what feels like an eternity in the hot sun reflecting off of the black assault of the gas station. Right when I am about to get off my bike and go searching, the door to the convince store opens and out walks what I can describe only as a god among men. What the hell was a man like this doing in a dump like this? He is wearing coveralls unbuttoned down to his waist with the sleeves tied to keep it up. He is blessedly without a shirt, letting me get an amazing look at his perfectly cut and sun tanned abs. His hair is a dirty blond cut close to his head. His face is chiseled and clean cut. My heart instantly speeds up as I became suddenly aware of my own appearance. I wondered what my black tank top and skin tight black jeans make me look like to him. Although there was a time that I had let myself go a little bit, I have always been a very pretty woman, and since my divorce, I have gotten myself back into shape. I am lucky enough to have a classic pin up hour glass figure with curves in the right places. I smooth my hair back one more time as he approaches.
"How's it going?" His bass voice washes through me. I haven't felt this flustered since I was a teenager. It has been so long since I have been single and taking notice of men around me.
"Oh Hi…" I try desperately not to show my attraction, hoping it isn't painted all over my face. "My bike seems to be giving out on me. It was my ex-husbands, so it hasn't been ridden in a while."
"We'll let me take a quick look," the un-named man says as he kneels down to take a look at the bike. "Looks like it hasn't been a taken care of for a while."
"Not the only thing," I whisper under my breath and instantly flush red at the subtle admission to this complete stranger. He looks up from the bike. His eyes meet mine with an intensity that instantly cut through my embarrassment and self-consciousness.
"That is a shame," he says with his deep smooth voice. It reaches deep with-in me to places that have laid dormant for years. "Beautiful women deserve to have the best rides." I am not sure if he is making a cheesy sexual innuendo or if he is genuinely talking about the bike, but either way it makes my heart pick up again. "I am going to need to look at this for a bit, you have some time to wait?"
"Not like I can go anywhere," I respond.
I make my way to the local dive bar across the street. In the middle of the day, only the usual townies seem to be sitting sporadically throughout the bar. I take a seat at the counter. I am going to have to find a place to stay tonight while my bike is repaired. What a way to start my new life? As I sit feeling sorry for myself debating if I want to throw caution to the wind and get a drink in the middle of the day, the door swings open letting in the natural sunlight which cuts through the murky dimness of the bar. As my eyes adjusted to the light I see my mechanic looking around. His eyes meet mine, and he starts making his way towards me.
"Hi, I realized I don't have a way to reach you," He says. I had gotten excited when I saw him, thinking that maybe he was just coming to see me, I feel a little disappointed that he is just doing his job.
"Oh, I don't know yet," I said.
"Well, if you want to wait here until I am off work, I can pick you up and help you find a place. Don't worry my bike is in excellent condition," He says while maintaining eye contact. His eye contact is unnerving. Either he is extremely confident or he is just trying to be polite. Either way I am thrilled at the thought of seeing him again in a more personal setting.

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On Tapping Into WHY
You know that part of Dead Poet's Society where Robin Williams goes on a tirade against the word 'very' as a lazy person's way to avoid richer, more descriptive words?
I realize I feel a pretty similar way about people doing things just because they're "cool things to do."
Travel's a great example. There are so many great reasons to want to see places- to gain understanding, to satisfy curiosity, to recharge, to connect or reconnect, to serve others, to discover one's self. But going places just as a status symbol is far less interesting.
Of course, everybody does stuff because it looks cool, just like everybody uses the word 'very.' But I think it's worth encouraging ourselves to go beyond that. When we tap into the WHY behind the things we do, they come to life.


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Little Bo Peep and more . . .
What is New Zealand famous for? Sheep! What do little kids love? Nursery rhymes! Join the two together and you have Little Bo Peep and more…: four nursery rhymes about sheep, set in New Zealand. Here are 'Mary Had a Little Lamb', 'Baa Baa Black Sheep', 'Little Bo Peep' and 'Little Boy Blue' as you've never seen them, set on Kiwi farms and with Donovan Bixley's vibrant, amusing illustrations. Fun for the kids — and fun for the adults!
For pre-schoolers (mostly).
Publication Date: 9 October 2014
Category: Children's Picture Books, NZ Picture Books, Nursery Rhymes
Format: PB, 210 x 280mm (landscape), 24pp, full colour illustrations throughout


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Kagiso Rabada has been charged for a second alleged breach of cricket's code of conduct for his actions after dismissing Australia batsman David Warner in the second Test in Port Elizabeth on Sunday. Despite making it big and being highly influential with his bowling, the Proteas pacer's actions may see him out of the Test series against Australia.
Rabada has collected 11 wickets in the two innings he played in the 2nd Test against Australia at Port Elizebeth and has been the visitors' worst nightmare at St.George's Park.
The International Cricket Council says it has charged the South Africa fast bowler with a level one offence for screaming in the face of Warner after bowling him at the start of Australia's second innings on the third day's play.
It's the second disciplinary charge for Rabada in the match after he was reported for a more serious level two offence for bumping into Australia captain Steve Smith in the first innings. That incident on its own has the potential to see Rabada banned for two Tests and miss the rest of the Australia series.
Rabada had a disciplinary hearing over the Smith shoulder bump after play on Sunday. The ICC is yet to release its decision on that charge.
Australia were scrambled out for 239 in the second innings of the Test and lead by 101 runs. This seems like a done deal for the hosts after losing the 1st Test at Durban.
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So, what was wrong with the old site? Nothing really, but times change and mobile devices are becoming more prevalent. So, I've moved to a platform that should work well with smartphones, ipads, and tablets. Adding content should be easier as well - which means I can get more stuff onto the site! Please let me know if you'd like to see more of a certain thing - more robust explanation, more videos, subjects to cover - any suggestion you might have. I hope you like the new site and stay tuned for more content!


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- Heritage Category:
- Listed Building
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- List Entry Number:
- 1245714
- Date first listed:
- 23-Jan-1952
- Statutory Address:
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The building or site itself may lie within the boundary of more than one authority.
- County:
- Gloucestershire
- District:
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SO8318NW NORTHGATE STREET 844-1/8/221 (East side) 23/01/52 Nos.16, 18 AND 20 New Inn
Inn, now hotel, restaurant (No.16), and two shops (Nos 18 & 20). Mid C15 with many later alterations and minor additions. By J Twining. Massive timber frame of oak, not chestnut as recorded earlier, with rendered panels including some original lathe and plaster nogging, brick partly rendered; brick stacks, plain tile roof on north range, otherwise gabled and hipped slate roofs. PLAN: a large, rectangular building of four ranges enclosing a courtyard entered from Northgate Street through a carriage way in the west range; within the courtyard open galleries providing access to chambers (originally 7.9m x 4.7-5.9m, since subdivided) on each of the upper floors of the four ranges, underbuilt at ground-floor level; facing Northgate Street on the north side of the carriage way the two shops and on the south side the restaurant; a cross-gabled wing projects from the south end of the east range, an enclosed yard at rear of the main building is entered from the main courtyard through a carriage way at the south end of the east range. Pantin considers that the hall and adjacent kitchen were probably sited in the south range, stabling to rear and parlour in centre of north range. EXTERIOR: all the ranges enclosing the main courtyard of three storeys and attics; the front of the west range facing Northgate Street originally of seven framed bays with continuous jetties to the upper floors; in late C18 the front above inserted shop-fronts remodelled as a rendered facade with sash windows, the front further altered in 1924 by the addition of boards imitating timber storey posts supporting a plate at eaves level with a parapet of small panel framing above; the north bay was restored to its original jettied form in 1924; on the ground floor C20 shop-fronts to left and restaurant front to right of carriageway; at north-west corner an original, richly decorated dragon post carved with a niche containing the mutilated figure of an angel under a pinnacled canopy, and with panels of Perpendicular tracery, supports carved brackets below the dragon beam; the former first floor jetty to the right-hand side of the carriageway is supported by a gilded bracket with leaves carved in the spandrel on the exposed left-hand side of the bracket; at first-floor level
the jetty of the restored bay is concealed by projecting shop-front; the first floor dragon post, carved with Perpendicular panels, supports moulded bracket to dragon beam in the jetty with moulded bressumer at second-floor level; on both upper floors restored intermediate rails with close studding below and C20 three-light, timber-framed, casements with upper transoms and leaded lights above; to right of the restored bay, in the second bay on the first floor a late C18 large tripartite sash window with glazing bars (3x4 panes and 1x4 in the side-lights); otherwise in all bays on both floors sashes with glazing bars (on first floor 3x4 panes, on second floor 3x3 panes); in New Inn Lane the north return elevation is jettied at both upper-floor levels with moulded bressumers supporting bay posts and in most bays intermediate rails with close studding; the east front of the east range originally jettied on both upper floors now altered in part. Within the courtyard is a continuous gallery at first-floor level on all sides, with evidence for wooden mullioned windows with traceried heads; reached by an external flight of stairs originally in another position and rebuilt in the north-east corner in the C19; on the east side on the ground floor a carriage way to right leading to the rear courtyard and to left a large tripartite window with glazing bars; the plain front of the balustrade to the gallery is inscribed "NEW INN" in lettering which replaces C19 original; above the balustrade is an arcade of six bays, probably the original timber posts encased or replaced in late C18 as piers with impost moulding, and with segmental arches; the second floor extends over the gallery with a pair of linked cross gables above projecting from the lateral roof over the east range, the gables have plain timber barge boards and knopped finials; on the second floor below each gable a sash with glazing bars (4x4 panes); on the north side the walls and gallery parapets are rendered; on the ground-floor later door and window opening; in the open gallery at first-floor level and in a gallery at second-floor level the original posts are partly concealed by the parapets above; on the south side the jettied first floor is underbuilt at the east end with a projecting porch with glazed door and windows with glazing bars; the gallery above, similar to the gallery on the north side on the west side, has wide boxed eaves, possibly the encased jetty of a former upper storey; on the east side the carriage way leading to Northgate Street is framed by a pair of massive, moulded timber posts rising to the underside of the second-floor jetty with an arched brace to either side supporting the jetty; above the carriage way lintel beam is an early infill wall of close stud framing with an inserted C18 sash with glazing bars (3x4 panes); on the second floor exposed framing, probably a later remodelling,
with two inserted C18 sashes with glazing bars (3x4 panes). INTERIOR: timber-framed walls, posts and beams are exposed throughout the building; in roofs to each range except for two central bays in the west range, in the north and east ranges are closed trusses with diminishing principal rafters with upper and lower collar ties clasping upper and lower purlins an unusual example in a more south-eastern carpentry tradition, three vertical struts between the principal beam and the lower collar and two vertical struts, between the lower and the upper collars; between the two central bays in the west range above the carriage way an open truss with run-out chamfers to the principal rafters, collars and purlins indicating the former existence of an upper hall or chamber; no evidence of other features of interest noted in those parts of the building inspected. Panelling in a suite on the first floor installed in the C20. HISTORY: originally a large hostelry built for the former Benedictine Abbey of St Peter by John Twyning, a monk of the abbey, on the site of an earlier inn. At the dissolution of the abbey the inn passed to the Dean and Chapter of Gloucester Cathedral and leased to various inn holders until sold in 1858. The building is the most complete surviving example of a medieval courtyard inn with galleries. The tradition that the inn was built to provide lodgings for pilgrims to the tomb of Edward II was not recorded before the C18. (Studies in Building History: Jope EM (ed): Medieval Inns: London: 1961-: 166-191).
Listing NGR: SO8321218587
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Books and journals
Jope, E M, 'Studies in Building History' in Medieval Inns, (1961), 166-191
This building is listed under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 as amended for its special architectural or historic interest.
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Steamforged Games are always looking to lead the way with miniature design and production. Our Limited Edition Mournblade has pushed the boundaries once again by not only being an alternate sculpt but we used an experimental translucent resin to give an ethereal effect.
This material provides a truly unique finish and will make any Godtear Warband stand out on the battlefield. You will notice that it is far more flexible than traditional resin meaning the new material ensures that Mournblade not only looks stunning but will survive the rigour of regular gameplay.
Pictured with his pre-production Knightshades and banner we have received as part of the Kickstarter production process you can see how unique Mournblade looks leading them across the battlefield.
How does it look with paint?
We wanted to have a play with the new material so we handed one of the Mournblade minis over to Archer, the chap who creates our amazing custom boards, to see what he could do with the new material. Archer opted to do some selective painting on the metallic and fabric sections of the mini and rounded it off with some white edge highlights on some of the sections he'd left translucent blue.
It's a relatively simple scheme but it's extremely effective and looks fantastic. We've got a few photos of the painted Mournblade below. Some of the shots we're taken on our photography table without any fancy camera tricks and lighting tricks just to show off the paint job… and then we let Ronan have some fun with some additional lighting!
We hope these photos give you some inspiration to get your brushes out and have some fun with the translucent properties of the miniature! If you pick up a Limited Edition Mournblade please share your painted minis with us on social media along with any feedback you have regarding the material!
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TDS means 'Tax Deducted at Source'. TDS is one of the modes of collection of taxes, by which a certain percentage of amounts is deducted by a person at the time of making or crediting certain specific nature of payment to the other person and deducted amount is remitted to the Government Account.
On 7th of the Next month in which TDS is deducted.
Salary Paid in the month of March should be deposited on or before 30th of April
In the case of a Government office ,same day of deduction without a challan.
The deposition of TDS is to be made vide challan No.ITNS 281.
Quarterly Return in Form 24 Q
The person/Employer who is deducting TDS or the payer of such Income should Furnish a Quarterly return to the Income tax department in Form Prescribed Which is Form 24 Q.The due date for the same is
I Quarter April to june – On or before 15th July,
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III Quarter October to December – On or before 15th January
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I Quarter April to june – On or before 31st July,
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Music? Ice cream?? Drinks???
Come down to Ynot Lot at the corner of North and Charles to hear The Concert Truck, bringing you live Classical music from a piano in a truck! Quinn's Ice will be serving up some delicious tasty treats! Bar proceeds will go to the Baltimore Free School and Station North Art & Entertainment Programmings.


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Calef Letorney
Calef's mom will tell you his "need for adrenaline" started in utero, when she rolled her Land Rover while 8 months pregnant. He denies being a junkie, but he did learn to ski at 2.5 years old and by 10 he was sledding off the 2nd story roof. Calef went on to compete in freestyle whitewater kayaking, winning medals at National and World Championships. He learned to paraglide in 2005 in Colorado and Utah from some of the best instructors in the Nation. Calef fell deeply in love with soaring paragliders and has traveled the world chasing the dream. When he moved home to Vermont, Calef found few local pilots capable of keeping up. It just wasn't the same without a gaggle of friends, so in 2009 Calef got his first Paragliding Instructor rating and he has been training fledglings ever since. In 2017 Calef received an USHPA P5 Master rating, but he'll be the first to tell you there's always room to grow, so he's focused on continually improving his flying skills and instruction techniques. If you want to try soaring in the mountains, tandem or solo, Calef's your guy!
Sam Chambers
Sam "Flyote" Chambers is a remarkable adventurer and educator. He first discovered paragliding in Iceland while sailing from Vermont to Norway in the early 1990s. He quickly learned to fly and has been chasing the dream ever since. Leveraging his decades of experience teaching outdoor sports like skiing and sailing, Sam was a natural paragliding instructor. Twenty something years later, Sam is the master at figuring out how each student learns best and tailoring the lesson to maximize student progression. So if you're just picking up a paraglider for the first time, be sure to spend some time with Sam!
Andrey Kuznetsov
Andrey is a proper canopy artist. Hailing from Ufa, Russia, he learned to skydive in 1990 at just 15 years old and has completed over 4000 jumps. He spent 10 years in the Russian National Canopy Formation Team, and has held three world skydiving records, including being part of the current world record for a 100-person canopy formation. In 2003 Andrey moved to the USA and pursued a career in mechanical design engineering. It was here in New England he learned to fly paragliders in 2009. With his previous canopy experience, Andrey progressed quite rapidly and got his USHPA Tandem Instructor certification in 2011. He's been thrilling passengers ever since. Andrey currently resides in the greater Boston area and offers tandem instructional flights for PGNE at many different sites all over New England. Also, with his extensive parachute packing experience, Andrey leads PGNE's reserve repacking clinics.


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My Last Wishes
It's taken me about 5 months to write all of this. Sorry for the bad grammar in a lot of spots.
I WANT MY BRAIN DONATED TO THE BRAIN BANK!! I WANT MY BRAIN DONATED TO THE SPORTS LEGACY INSTITUE A.K.A THE CONCUSSION FOUNDATION. If you go to the concussion foundation website you can see where there is a spot for donatation. I want my brain donated because I don't know what happened to me and I know the concussions had something to do with it.
Please please please give me the cheapest burial possible. I don't want anything fancy and I want to be cremated. Once cremated, I want my ashes spread in the timber on the side hill where I shot my 10 point buck. That is where I was happiest and that I where I want to lay. Feel free to spread my ashes around the timber if you'd like, but just remember on the side hill is where I would like most of my remains. I am truly sorry if I put you in a financial burden. I just cant live with this pain any more.
I don't want anything expensive at my funeral or what ever it is. Please please please I beg you to choose the cheapest route and not even buy me a burial plot at a cemetary.... I also do not want a military funeral. If there are color guardsmen or anyone else at my funerial or whatever you have I will haunt you forever.
I want levi to keep playing clash of clans on my account. I am close to max have spent a lot of time playing that game. Though you think its stupid, I ask you keep playing it for me when you can and let my fellow clan mates know what happened. My phones passcode is 111111, so that's six 1's....
Levi gets my car, it will need a oil change and breaks/tires done her shortly. Please take care of old red. It will need cleaned out as well because I am a slob.
Thank you for being the best family in the world. I will watch over you all and please take my last wishes into consideration. Do not do something I do no want. Just remember, I don't want a military funeral like grandpas. It is my last wishes and last rights.
I am with the lord now.
-Look, Im sorry every one for the choice I made. Its wrong and we all know it.
November 13, 2015
Zac Easter texted his girlfriend shortly before 10 A.M.
"Can you call me when you get out of class? I'm in hot water right now and idk what to do"
He typed as he drove, weaving Old Red, his cherry red 2008 Mazda3, down the wide suburban boulevards of West Des Moines. He'd already been awake for hours, since well before sunrise. At 5:40 A.M., he texted Ali an apology: "Sorry about last night." Then he started drinking. By now he was shitfaced and driving around the suburbs. She called as soon as she got out of class, and he was slurring his words. Ali was scared. She wanted him off the road. She talked him down and into a gas-station parking lot, and then he hung up.
"Do not leave," she texted back at 11:27 A.M.
Ali Epperson was nearly 700 miles away, at her contract-law class at the Case Western Reserve University School of Law in Cleveland. In football terms, Zac had outkicked his coverage: Ali was an ex-cheerleader but no vacant princess. She had a diamond stud in her left nostril and a knifing wit. They were a pair of scrappers whose jagged edges fit. Zac loved Trump; he kept a copy of Trump: The Art of the Deal in his bedroom. Ali was a budding progressive: a first-year student at a good law school who'd interned at Senator Tom Harkin's D.C. office. They were just friends in high school; she used to cut fourth-period music class to hang with Zac. After they graduated, they became more than friends.
Sometimes he called her Winslow, her middle name, and only Winslow knew the full extent of Zac's struggles in the five and a half years since high school: the brain tremors that felt like thunderclaps inside his skull, the sudden memory lapses in which he'd forget where he was driving or why he was walking around the hardware store, the doctors who told him his mind might be torn to pieces from all the concussions from football. She knew about the drugs and the drinking he was doing to cope. She knew about the mood swings, huge and pulverizing, the slow leaching of his hope.


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My freshman year of college I surprised my family by flying home for a long weekend in February without telling them. Why? To go home for the Rodeo. That's right, in my home town of Tucson, Arizona all schools get an extra TWO DAYS off when the rodeo comes to town. I remember putting on my cowboy hat and boots, finding my biggest belt buckle and heading to the fairgrounds, the taste of caramel corn on my mind. Rodeo weekends remain some of my most cherished childhood memories.
Now I know the Rodeo is not a universal experience, but it was my family's version of a county fair. An annual day we all spent together sharing in a unique experience. This is why I chose Rockin' Rodeo for the theme of Seesaw's third annual winter event. Starting with Lunchbox in 2017, the winter event has always been about family; and this year I want to focus on helping our audiences find joy in experiences the new experiences from a county fair. I want our audience members to taste the kettle corn, feel the petting zoo, ride the spinning ride, maybe even hog tie a calf all from the safety of our space or their classroom. I am interested in adapting very physically exclusive familiar experiences for all of our audience members.
I am so excited to build on Seesaw's winter event for the third year. This project has evolved into such a special, family driven, community focused show. With the guidance of our "Lost and Found" season theme we will create a fun-filled day for the whole family (or class) full of crafts, snacks, and sensory exploration. We can't wait for you to join us!
— Savannah Runge, Winter Event Director


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Chopard Sample Sale
WHAT: Chopard Sample Sale
WHY: Ladies fine jewelry and watches at a discount at the Chopard Sample Sale. Includes Gentlemen's watches, along with a limited selection of accessories.
Credit cards only (American Express, Visa or MasterCard). All sales final.
Strollers not allowed. No children under 12 will be admitted.
Purchase quantities may be limited. All purchases are for personal use only & are not for resale.
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Don't know what to do about your waterlines over the holidays?
As the holidays draw near, the question that we are hearing more and more is "How should we protect our dental water lines from bacterial growth over an extended break for the holidays?"
The simple answer if you are a smaller practice with independent water bottle systems, is to simply purge each water line and leave them open to let dry over the break. It is still recommended that you shock-treat your lines before resuming normal operations after returning.
But what if your chairs are plumbed directly to a municipal water source or if there are so many chairs that purging and drying each chair would take an enormous amount of time?
Well, some dental water treatment tablets or straws and even some central water treatment systems use a residual disinfectant that remains in the water and continuously disinfects for up to two weeks. Read the label of your products carefully to see how long it is rated to maintain water lines to below the 500 CFU/ml guideline. This information should be clearly stated in the product's EPA registered instructions for use.
If you are lucky enough to have a more modern chair outfitted with antimicrobial tubing such as BioFree tubing from Sterisil, Inc. then it may actually be beneficial to let your water stay stagnant in the lines over the break. A study conducted by Loma Linda University School of Dentistry in 2003 found that water that was allowed to sit stagnant in antimicrobial tubing for 96 hours was actually cleaner than the source water that it was supplied from. The study injected contaminated water with over 1 million CFU/ml in to BioFree tubing and let sit for 96 hours. The study concluded that after 96 hours, the bacteria load in the water was reduced by 97.66 %. Some dental water treatment products are even EPA registered to recharge antimicrobial tubing and will enable you to leave water stagnant in lines for over one month at a time. Plenty of time for that extended holiday vacation!
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Campground Review: Green River Resort
Green River Resort is one of several campgrounds located in Campbellsville, Kentucky. When we accepted our job with Amazon CamperForce, we were provided with a list of campgrounds that Amazon works with to provide the CamperForce associates with a campsite. Green River Resort is the 2nd closest campground to the Amazon fulfillment center. We were lucky enough to get the last site that was available in the campground. While the campground has everything you need right onsite, the name is a bit deceiving. Not sure I would call it a "resort". Maybe in the summer the campground is a bit more resort-like as the pool and patio areas would be open. It is a relatively small campground with about 50 full hook-up, back-in gravel sites. We also found it strange that the sites did not have picnic tables. The sites were very close together so don't plan on spreading out too much. This might be the reason they don't have picnic tables. The bathrooms are very nice and not your typical campground bathrooms with tile showers and decorative wooden stall doors. The laundry room has 4 washers and 4 dryers making laundry day quick and painless. Plus at $1.00/cycle - it is super cheap! They do have a small cafe/restaurant/pizza place that serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. There isn't a whole lot to do in the small town of Campbellsville, Kentucky, but it does serve as a good central home-base if you are looking to explore various areas of Kentucky while parked in one spot. You can get to Louisville, Lexington, and Bowling Green in less than 2 hours. Lake Cumberland and Nashville are all drivable distances as well. Green River Resort is located right beside Green River State Park which is a lovely state park to explore when in the area.


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Last year on Facebook, I participated in posting a daily gratitude through the month of November. It felt really good to do this, and I continued for awhile into December. Even though I dropped it on Facebook, I continued the practice privately by listing a daily gratitude in my journal every evening.
A few months ago, I did a program called Journaling for Self-Discovery. As a part of this process, I came up with my core values. Living a life of gratitude is in my top five; it's something so important to me that I feel I must do it to feel authentic in this crazy world. In mid-October, I extended my list to 10 things every night at the suggestion of Goddess Arianmor on Blog Talk Radio. She also recommends focusing on some things that we struggle with. For example, I had an IBS flare recently, so I wrote about how grateful I am for the good parts of my health and body as well as the lessons learned from IBS (namely, I need to chill out!).
As 2010 hurtles by, it's now November – the month of Thanksgiving for Americans. I've decided to post a daily gratitude throughout the month here on my blog. I would love it if you would join me in posting your daily gratitude here (or wherever) and sharing it with me. Also, the incredibly creative Marissa Bracke has started the 30 Thanks Gratitude Adventure. I've decided to join along and hope some of you will as well.
Without further ado, my gratitude for November 1, 2010 . . . is of course, for my husband, Greg. The first time I saw this man I knew we would marry someday – and I had no idea who he was. We merely passed each other in a courtyard. It was probably my first experience with claircognizance. I knew without a bit of doubt that this man was my soul mate. This fleeting moment was in May 1983, and we've been married 24 years now (25 on December 28). These years haven't all been easy, and there have been times we haven't especially liked each other. But we made a commitment to each other and learned how to compromise without becoming doormats. Our current challenge with job situations and finances is incredibly stressful and yet we've become closer through it. We are a team in most things from parenting to household chores and yet we allow each other space to be individuals embracing our differences and celebrating our commonalities. We keep each other grounded, and I celebrate each day I wake up next to him.
And so, on this first day of November, I'm so very grateful and blessed to have found my soul mate and life partner! ♥
5 Responses to "Gratitude Month – Day 1"
Maribeth, I love, love, LOVE the idea of a gratitude MONTH! I'm in!!
Can't say I'll remember to jump over here and post my gratitude thought every day – because I have a colander brain (which I'm not always grateful for – lol), but I sure will try – because I am so grateful for the reminder (especially in the graceful way that you've done it here) to look at (and for) the good stuff in my life!!
Besides being grateful for your reminder about being grateful (grin), I'm so grateful for my house. When I let the dog out (and back in – sometimes I remember things) last night I was smelling the Fall air and looking at my leaf-strewn patio (which I had un-leafed a bit earlier) and feeling so touched by love and gratitude for my home, sweet home (while understanding that there's always going to be something else that needs to be fixed – somehow this was a revelation to me!?!).
I'm so glad you're here Karen! I'm thinking of doing something like this all year around – am mulling it over. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm
I love this idea – actually think we should this all year round, but in the spirit of "Gratitude Month", let me say that I am immeasureably grateful to have a loving husband who has been there for me for 26 years of marriage and 8 years before that!
Ada – I'm glad you're joining me! YAY!
Jumping back in here to add my Day 2 gratitude thought — I am sooooo grateful both for yarn (oooh, the colors and textures!!) and for having been taught to knit by my grandmother – such an enjoyable pastime!!
Thanks for this idea, Maribeth!!


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In The News
Rhode Island gets $93,191 for new school kitchen equipment
Children deserve to eat nutritious meals that will help them grow and focus, and I am glad Rhode Island was awarded these federal funds to update kitchen equipment so our schools can serve healthier meals.
Cicilline to hold workshop on House App Challenge
More details on submitting a contest entry, the rules of the competition, and helpful programming resources can be found on Congressman Cicilline's website or at StudentAppChallenge.house.gov.
Facebook comes to Providence for small-business training workshop
Shoppers are increasingly using the internet to find local businesses, and Facebook and other social media platforms can help connect small businesses to potential customers, said US Congressman David Cicilline.
RIC Democrats Host Cicilline, Langevin
Cicilline said that there needs to be a "hard conversation about the cost of education." He also mentioned loans, saying "[the government] shouldn't be making money on student interest."
RIPTA gets $1.6M for Gateway Center Sandy repairs
"These federal funds will help RIPTA, the City of Newport, and Discover Newport advance efforts to repair and upgrade the Newport Gateway Center, which was severely damaged by Superstorm Sandy," said Cicilline.
10 News Conference with David Cicilline
Congressman Cicilline joined Parker Gavigan on 10 News Conference to talk about events in the Ukraine, lowering unemployment in Rhode Island, and raising the federal minimum wage
Read Across America Day draws some 2,000 young readers to Warwick
The national Read Across America Day is officially Sunday, which was Dr. Seuss's birthday. (He was born Theodor Seuss Geisel in Springfield, Mass., on March 2, 1904, and died in 1991.)
At Jewish Community Center, R.I. delegation applauds Kerry's Mideast efforts
The Jewish Alliance of Greater Rhode Island invited the lawmakers to the JCC for what it hopes will become an annual forum on Middle East affairs.
Cicilline to hold 'Twitter town hall' next week
U.S. Rep. David N. Cicilline wants to hear from his constituents — in 140 characters or less. Cicilline, a Democrat, will hold his first "Twitter town hall" Friday, Feb. 28, from noon to 12:45 p.m.
Cicilline Calls for Preservation of Social Security and Veterans' Benefits
U.S. Congressman David N. Cicilline joined 116 other lawmakers in urging President Barack Obama to preserve Social Security and veterans' benefits in the 2015 federal budget.


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Still Capturing Reality
Published by Marketing Derby.
It's a year since Bondholder Mixed Realities, now known as V21, completed their first 3D Virtual Tour of Bondholder Derby College's iconic Roundhouse, for Bondholder Roundhouse Events. This work went on to inspire them to create an innovative and engaging interactive map, featuring 14 virtual tours of spaces in Derby, including Bondholders Derby Cathedral Tower, Derby Museums and Art Gallery, Pickford's House and of course The Roundhouse. They have recently added Banks Mill Studios to the map, capturing all 5 floors, containing 30 creative studios.
In the summer they went on to successfully experiment how to create a fully immersive CGI/VR environment using the data capture from the original laser scan of the Roundhouse. The result, an amazing tool for visualisation and redevelopment projects, presented at the FBE event at The Roundhouse with Bondholder Maber, in September 2017.
Since September 2017, V21 Artspace has presented over 20 Virtual Exhibitions for Galleries and Museums in Derby, Nottingham and London. including the one-time only world exclusive "Dinosaurs of China - Ground Shakers To Feathered Flyers" exhibited at Nottingham Wollaton Hall and Nottingham Lakeside Arts from July to October 2017.
From late February their space at 21 Cornmarket will be used as exhibition space, V21 Gallery. They are hosting an opening exhibition "Life & Death" by artists David Booth MRBS and Keith Newlove. The exhibition launches on Friday 23rd February 2018 details of opening times can be found here. They will produce a 3D Virtual Exhibition making it accessible to anyone unable to visit.
Owners, Claire Cutts and Joe Clark, wholeheartedly agree that even though the last year has been a major challenge, as it is for any start-up business, this has been massively outweighed by having the opportunity to with some amazing Bondholders in Derby, including Derby Museums, Quad and Mainframe.
View the work of V21 below:
Interactive Map, Banks Mill Studios, The Roundhouse, Dinosaurs of China, V21 Space, V21 Artspace


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Market Wrap
Week Ending 4/2/10
As discussed in these reports and elsewhere, all eyes have been focused on Greece's sovereign debt problems. As I have repeatedly said - this is but the tip of an iceberg of global proportions.
China's debt may reach 39.83 trillion Yuan ($5.8 trillion) next year. The International Monetary Fund estimates that China's debt-to-GDP ratio is 22%, which excludes local-government liabilities.
The IMF has Spain at 69.6%, the U.S. at 94%, and Greece at 115%, with Japan winning first prize at a whopping 227%. Japan's total public debt is fast approaching the value of household wealth, which suggests serious problems for the government bond market.
Professor Victor Shih's research into China's local government funding costs, which were not included in the "official" IMF report, estimates that China's government debt could reach 96% of gross domestic product next year, increasing the risk of yet another financial crisis.
According to Moody's, the U.S. government will spend about 7% of its revenue servicing its debt in 2010 and 11% in 2013, based on a moderate economic recovery, fiscal adjustments the government plans on implementing, and a gradual increase in interest rates.
If, however, there is lower growth than projected, coupled with less fiscal adjustment and higher interest rates, the U.S. could be paying 15% of revenue in interest payments that would lead to a downgrade of U.S. sovereign debt by Moody's.
It appears there is more than one cock-roach hiding beneath the rubble of structured finance - waiting to crawl out into the light of day, exposing the world's dysfunctional paper fiat monetary system for the travesty it is.
Recall in the above economic section of this report that two scenarios were given for U.S. sovereign debt service (interest rates). One was based on a "Goldie Locks" scenario where all things are sugar & spice; and the second was based on Murphy's Law: "anything that can go wrong will go wrong". Well, lately interest rates have been rising in the U.S., and fairly significantly so. This week was no different.
Two year government rates increased 6 basis points to 1.02%. Five year yields added 8 bps to 2.60%. Ten year yields surges 10 basis points to end the week at 3.95% (nearing the important 4% level). And the long bond increased 4.3 bps to 4.73% (closing in on the crucial 5% rate). Of interest: Greece's sovereign debt yields surged 33 bps to 6.52%, compared to German rates that fell 7 bps to 3.08%, leaving the spread at 344 bps or twice the Germany's rate. 30 year fixed mortgage rates issued by Freddie Mac added 9 basis points to a 12 week high 5.08%.
As I wrote in last week's report, interest rates are rising in the U.S. because investors are well aware of the huge supply of debt the Treasury needs to sell to fund the deficits and other bailout schemes. Investors are demanding higher interest to compensate for the added risk - the risk of price depreciation and perhaps even default, just as Greece is experiencing.
A paper fiat monetary debt system has the seeds of self-destructing built within. 30 year Treasury yields peaked at 14% in 1981 and then began a long decline into its 2008 financial panic low near 2.6%. From there rates have rebounded to present levels, as prospects for the economy and the markets increased.
As I have said for months: the next bubble to pop could be the bond bubble, aka: the Greenspan put, which was the main reason why China & Japan funded our national debt.
If 30 year yields break above, and hold, the 4.75% level, it will mean that a secular change of higher rates is unfolding.
This would be a major event that the markets are NOT prepared for; and will have dire consequences if it occurs.
The chart below shows 10 year yields approaching overhead resistance near 4% that goes back to 2008. Yields have already far surpassed the 62.8% Fibonacci retracement level, suggesting that the highs will be tested and broken.
The chart pattern also resembles a cup & handle formation that if confirmed gives an upside projection for rates near 6% on an intermediate term basis. The monthly chart gives even higher yield targets.
Above: TLT (20 yr. bonds) breaking below lower trend line and bouncing of horizontal support. Below: TNX (10 yr. yields) breaking out and bumping into overhead resistance at 3.9%.
Gold was up $19.70 to close at $1126.80 for a weekly gain of +1.78%. In last week's report (3/26/10) I stated that it was encouraging to see gold hold positive territory while the dollar was up over 1%, and that price was testing important support going back to its earlier March low and its Feb. breakout from the falling wedge pattern.
Although in last week's report, prices had remained little changed from the previous week (3/19/10), intra-week gold had tested its lows, which held.
With Friday's (3/26/10) long white candlestick, as discussed in last week's market wrap, the weight of the evidence had shifted from negative back to even. This was positive price action, but required further confirmation.
Last week's reported stated that the daily chart showed gold was oversold, according to both CCI and STO readings. The CCI indicator had moved from below -100, to just above this trigger level, and was sitting at -75 on last Friday's (3/26/10) close.
I pointed out that if one followed the blue vertical lines on the chart that they connected past CCI signals with subsequent price rallies and oversold STO readings at the bottom of the chart.
It was further stated that for these buy signals to be valid that STO needed to move from below 20 to above; and that both the CCI & STO signals need to be confirmed with a positive MACD crossover.
As the chart below shows, STO turned up and through the 20 zone this past week and is now above 50; AND MACD made a positive crossover.
Price has broken out of its falling flag formation AND above its falling trend line extending down from its Dec. high. The chart has turned decidedly bullish if price holds the breakout.
And there is further potential. A few weeks ago I mentioned that gold appeared to be in the process of forming an inverse head & shoulders formation. To quote from the 3/19/10 market wrap report:
It shows the breakout of the falling wedge pattern. The breakout has formed its own triangle pattern, and is presently testing its bottom support line. Notice the inverse head & shoulders pattern that has been developing. Until Friday's steep drop, this looked like a pretty viable scenario. But Friday's drop brings it seriously into question. It has to reverse immediately or it's dead in the water. However, IF (?) price does bounce and reverse off support, then the pattern would be alive again. To confirm the pattern, a breakout on expanding volume above the neckline is needed.
So far, GLD has reversed from 106 to 110. A breakout above the neckline would take place around 111.50 - not far away, but we ain't there yet. Most importantly: it will need to occur on expanding volume AND resistance must turn into support.
Now, before getting too carried away with the bullish case for gold, I like to look at what could go wrong and blow my entire premise out of the water. Here's one possibility - there are others.
Notice that gold has formed a falling price channel: a series of lower highs and lower lows. The recent higher low, if it holds, breaks the lower low half of the equation.
Next, we need a break above the March high, and preferably the Jan. high, to break the series of lower highs. A break below the March low would lead to a test of the Feb. low, and or the $1000 price level.
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On Lawyers: My Rationale Explained
Important Considerations When Hiring a Personal Injury Lawyer Accidents can not only lead to serious injuries, but also significant financial losses to the victims. If you're the injured party in a recent accident, you may be considering pursuing legal action against the liable party. Medical bills, lost wages and a damaged vehicles are a few of the issues you may be forced to deal with, and for each of these, you'll need to recover a fair compensation. A skilled personal injury attorney can help you with filing your injury claim and will fight to the end to recover your rightful compensation. Here are some of the top considerations to make when looking for legal representation for your personal injury claim: Area of specialization and experience
Experts Tips for The Average Joe
If at all possible, you want an attorney whose specialty is cases like yours, and with enough experiences dealing with such cases. So rather than go with just any law firm or lawyer, be sure to check that personal injury law is their specialty. You'll find this information on their profiles in lawyer directories as well as their website. Also consider experience–the more the years of experience, the better they probably are equipped to take on your case.
The Key Elements of Great Professionals
Track record Bar experience, an attorney is as good as their reputation. It's certainly a lot more reassuring to work with a lawyer with great past accomplishments than one who hasn't accomplished much. Having an attorney with an excellent track record ensures that opposing counsel much more willing to listen to your demands. Your chances of winning a good settlement are thus much higher. This needs to be one of the first things you should find out about when interviewing or researching a prospective lawyer. Ask them to provide you with a few references you can check with. Client reviews You might also want to check out the law firm's or lawyer's online reviews. Nowadays a good number or clients are reviewing their attorneys and sharing the kind of experience they had with them. This makes reviews a rich source of information when researching a lawyer. By reading reviews of past clients, you can get a good picture of a lawyer's professionalism and competence. So don't simply go with the testimonials that the law firm posts on their website; going through the reviews posted on independent websites will provide a broader perspective. Attorney's case load At times, lawyers can get really busy. The last thing you need though is to hire an attorney who doesn't have time for your case. In such instances, they may assign your case to another lawyer or paralegal. So before you hire a lawyer, find out what their case load is like. Let them make it clear who'll be handling your case, so you can avoid disappointment.


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3325 84th Ave N, Brooklyn Park
Great 4 level split in a Cul De Sac.Ready to move in. New kitchen. New Bathrooms. Hardwood floors. New fence. New water heater.New Paint throughout the house interior & exterior. Fireplace in main level room. Cozy finish basement. Lots of large windows to let natural light in. Nice restaurants, golf courses, & just a short drive to all major highways. Agents to verify all measurements. Roof replaced on 10-2-19.
Kitchen Window, Hardwood Floors, Patio, Kitchen Center Island, Paneled Doors, French Doors, Master BR Walk-In Closet, Washer/Dryer Hookup
Attached Garage, Driveway - Asphalt
Range, Cooktop, Wall Oven, Microwave, Exhaust Fan/Hood, Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Washer, Dryer, Water Softener - Owned
Forced Air, Hot Water, Fireplace
Tree Coverage - Medium, City Bus (w/in 6 blks)
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6 Bed Villa For Sale in La Caleta
An absolute gem of a residence situated in the most luxurious and sophisticated area on the Costa Adeje. Uniquely positioned and offering the utmost privacy and tranquility, this outstanding residence boasts the most spectacular views over the Atlantic ocean and the neighbouring island of La Gomera. The property is within easy reach of all local amenities, the most luxurious on the island. Prachtige villa gesitueerd in de meest luxe buurt van Costa Adeje. Uniek gepositioneerd and het bied veel rust en privacy, dit prachtig eigendom heeft een fantastisch mooi uitzicht over de Atlantische Oceaan en het buureiland La Gomera. Het pand ligt binnen handbereik van alle lokale voorzieningen, de meest luxe op het eiland.
The villa has been impeccably decorated with the finest furnishings and interior decoration. The ground floor covered in finest parquet comprises of an impressive entrance hall, cloakroom, large living and dining room with kitchen, a guest bedroom and bathroom and a large terrace leading to the private swimming pool and jacuzzi. The first floor comprises of a master suite with high wooden ceilings, with private dressing room and en-suite bathroom with hidromassage bath, separate shower, two additional terraces and an additional children's bedroom with playroom and bathroom.The basement is divided between a pump room, laundry room, bodega, patio, gymnasium with cloakroom, double garage and a separate guest area which includes two bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, kitchen, living/dining area, cloakroom and access to the pool area.
The property has various terraces, patios, private heated swimming pool and a small garden at the entrance.
Other characteristics include parquet flooring, air conditioning throughout, alarm system, heated swimming pool and a glass elevator adjoining each floor.


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Contact / About
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Chantel Bann is a Sydney based photographer, artist, and musician.
Often utilising performative elements to her multi-disciplinary art practice, Chantel explores the playful boundaries and dynamics between the candid and controlled; and liminal states of identity via ritualistic performance and costume, presenting her ideas through photo, video and sound.
Chantel is the keyboardist and vocalist for Sydney band Shanghai, and also extends her musical experience to her art practice, composing avant-garde sound pieces that respond to visual and physical stimuli.
In addition to her art practice, Chantel has been a professional photographer for over 10 years specialising in stylised portraiture, live music, events, performance, and artwork / gallery / exhibition documentation.
Clients include: Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre, The Sydney Hellfire Club, Illuminart, FremantleMedia Australia.
2018 - Bachelor of Visual Arts - Photomedia (Honours - First Class) - Sydney College of the Arts, University of Sydney.
2015 - Diploma of Photoimaging at TAFE NSW, Ultimo.
2019 - oh me, oh my, Gaffa Gallery
2015 - Captured, The Muse
2015 - 1st prize Portfolio Award - CAPTURED 2015 Diploma Graduate Exhibition.
2015 - Sun Studios Assistant & Emerging Photographer Awards - Finalist
2015 - Australian Photographer of the Year Awards - Highly Commended Portrait Photographers (Top 10).


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Holly Willoughby's Warehouse £49 leopard print skirt sells out within hours… but here's where you can get lookalikes
It's bad news if you wanted to replicate the This Morning host's outfit
HOLLY Willoughby's £49 Warehouse skirt has sold out - just ONE day after she wore it on This Morning.
Fans flocked to buy the leopard print midi after Holly wore it on telly and then showcased it on her Instagram page.
It proved a hit with people dashing out to buy it. One fan wrote: "I love this skirt."
But it's bad news if you wanted your own - as it has gone in all sizes.
lisahmck noticed it when she went to replace one she already had, writing to Holly: "Nooooo @hollywilloughby I got this for my birthday (today) it has a pull in it so wanted to exchange it and now you have posted this photo it's completely sold out."
But we've uncovered some leopard dupes - and we are wild about them.
- New Look leopard print skirt, New Look, £22.99 - buy now
- Leopard print satin wrap, Boohoo, £18.75 - buy now
- Leopard print satin wrap, Boohoo, £18.75 - buy now
- Leopard print tan midi skirt, Boohoo, £28 - buy now
- Leopard print satin midi skirt, Asos, £16 - buy now
Earlier this week we told you where Holly's Dancing On Ice black lace gown is from and how to get the look for less.
We also revealed Jameela Jamil wore JEANS on the Golden Globes red carpet because she refuses to be "cold for fashion".
And we showed you how this mum parodied a sexy bikini advert to show just how ridiculously skimpy the pants are.


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Vought F4U-4 Corsair
Posted by Joe Kates on April 4th, 2011
The aircraft craft is owned by Doug Matthews of Wellington, Fla., and is an ecellent example of a 1945 Chance Vought F4U-4 "Corsair." This Photo was captured at the 2010 Reno Air Races. She was just sitting on the Ramp in early evening, after just competing in the Race a few hrs earlier. Photo copyright Joseph D. Kates Photorecon 2011You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.


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"Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime."
Our mission reaches far beyond feeding programs and shelters for children. The vision for Jeremiah's House is to create a counter culture community that models for all of Haiti the power of love, nurturing and education.
The "JHouse," as it has affectionately become known, is the first of its kind family style home for boys set in and environment focused on raising children with a focus on nurturing, education, discipline and Christian values. Our goal is to redefine the meaning of an orphanage and mentor and model for these boys, and the entire Minotrie community, how to inspire greatness and encourage these 8 amazing souls to grow into young men who serve, lead and contribute to their community.
The ministry begins with Jeremiah's House, but expands well into the community. Our outreach goals includes job training and education for the adults, feeding programs that employ local workers, health and wellness training, art and music camps and English education. We foresee a thriving community where poverty no longer prevails and the rebirth of Haiti begins.
We are thrilled to be able to send all 8 boys to school this year! Most have never ever been to school, but all the boys are loving every minute of it! There is no public school in Haiti so your donations and sponsorships are ensuring that all 8 boys can get the education they deserve. Along with books and backpacks and uniforms, the boy's tuitions are funded by Jeremiah's House donors and sponsors.


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Raises well deserved but ...
To the editor: On Nov. 19 the Board of Selectmen for the town of Barrington held their most recent meeting.
One of the primary topics of discussion and vote was on the subject of pay raises for town employees. I can honestly say that I have never understood how firemen or officers of the law should have to struggle to survive financially, while an individual can become very wealthy in our society because they have some special talent such as the ability to dribble a basketball or hit a curve ball. So I think raises in this case were well deserved.
However, I was disappointed in how some individuals acted in pursuit of these raises. At most selectmen's meetings 12 to 15 people constitute a large crowd. On this night a large number of town employees were in attendance. Although their opinions would obviously be biased I thought it acceptable for them to speak on their own behalf. But I also noted instances of individuals who brought spouses along, as well, to speak in favor of raises. This I thought showed very poor taste. To win an argument by sheer weight of numbers and not by merit was not small town. It was simply small-minded.
I was also concerned that several members of our Police Department were in attendance and that Mr. Conway was one of the most outspoken advocates of raises for his officers. To act on behalf of those under his authority I thought a noble quality. However, seeing several of his officers together at a meeting such as this brought to my mind the lessons of Imperial Rome and the Praetorian Guard.
I believe that police forces should be held to the same level as our military forces. They should always remember they are under civilian control and should be apolitical in nature.
I hope the Barrington town employees enjoy their much deserved raises. But in the future perhaps some of them should try to display a little more tact. You might not want to bite the hand that feeds you, the taxpayers.
Michael Hastings
Implications of biofuel for heat
To the editor: Following the Nov. 26 article, "Biofuel mixed with No. 2 heating oil burns cleaner," by reporter Nick Gosling, one would hope that readers will not rush out and fill their tank with this product without researching beyond interviews with sellers of the product. There certainly are some questions that need to be answered first, such as:
1. Since the heating value of biodiesel is 8 percent to 9 percent less than oil, does that mean we would have to pay a premium of 8 — 9 percent more for the same amount of heat?
2. Since biodiesel has surprisingly strong solvent qualities and by its nature as an oxygenated fuel absorbs and entrains water, does this portend problems for homeowners similar to those experienced by local fishermen and boatowners?
3. Since it takes 170 gallons of water to produce one gallon of corn ethanol versus five gallons of water for one gallon of fuel oil (American Society of Mechanical Engineers), what are the implications for the nation's groundwater supply?
4. Since corn is such a leaky crop, what possible effects to groundwater can we expect from increased nitrogen fertilizer runoff? (U.S. National Research Council)
5. Are CO2 emissions, over the entire life cycle of ethanol, really "about 50 percent larger for ethanol than for traditional fossil fuels"? (University of Colorado, Kreider and Curtis.)
6. What effects will the emphasis on the agricultural switch from food-crop to biofuel-crop production have on the country's food supply?
Frank Totman
Kittery Point, Maine
It's the people who decide
To the editor: In the Nov. 21 edition of Foster's Daily Democrat, Sen. John E. Sununu discussing Iraq is quoted as saying, "The decision about withdrawal should be made by the generals and men and women on the ground."
The senator should read the Constitution. In this country, ultimate decisions of war and peace are made by people we elect, not the military.
John DiNella
More recognition is deserved
To the editor: On Wednesday, Nov. 7, two dedicated and brave people were sworn into the Rochester Police Department. Friends, family, and acquaintances of Randee Smith waited expectantly to see a picture and read an article to commemorate this important event.
And so we waited. Finally, on Monday, Nov. 12, an insignificant article on page 12 mentioned briefly this event. No picture and two paragraphs.
We are proud of these new officers who will put their lives on the line for all of us. I would think they deserve more recognition from your paper.
Arlene Allard
New Durham
Hillary Clinton is one of us
To the editor: As a baby boomer and hard working American, I support Hillary Clinton for president. As they say, the baby boomer generation is the largest group of age-related cohorts. Currently, many of us hold down full-time jobs and are fully engaged in being the "sandwich generation." Not only are many of us proud and attentive grandparents, we are also eager and dutiful caregivers to aging parents, aunts and uncles.
Throughout our life's experience, many of us have made personal choices that have influenced social change. Beginning with our age-appropriate efforts to individuate ourselves as intellectuals and idealists in our teens in the 1960s, to reaching out for help with getting back to our "inner-selves" during the 1980s and 1990s, we are a generation that knows what it means to forge the way. Our generation demonstrates the know-how to forge change in our family life and the lives of our children.
We are within the "52 percent rate" divorced group. We, as have our children and our parents, struggled for the "cause." We are the working mothers and fathers, men and women, who have bettered ourselves through long-established means of traditional family values and ground braking social changing family values.
In my eyes, it is easy to see that Hillary is one of us. As a woman she has mastered the art of having both family and career. As a wife she has stood for her heart's desires, her beliefs, her needs as a woman, all the while withstanding the often cutting criticisms of our cultural demands. As a citizen she has achieved what many of us needed, hoped for and often prayed for. Her work and efforts to introduce and implement change in how our government responds to our needs for health care, safe homes for our children, providing legal aid to the poor, coining a palpable phrase for reflecting the "powerful idea that women's rights are human rights." During the growing years of the boomer generation "women's rights" acknowledges the rights of the Vietnam vet, the elders, children, single fathers, single mothers and married couples alike. We stand for the greater good and make personal choices toward that achievement.
My personal choice for our 44th president is Hillary Clinton.
Estelle T. Bernier
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Ask the tough questions on energy
To the editor: New Hampshire voters face a number of important issues in the upcoming primary. One is the focus of a sensible energy policy.
As it stands, our country is, in the words of President Bush, "addicted to oil." This scenario has left us crying at the pumps and complaining about the possibility of price-gouging by oil companies.
Of course, our venting solves nothing. We have a Congress unwilling to dismiss the pressure felt from the auto industry to prevent an increase in fuel-efficiency (CAF�) standards. Some progress was finally made in June by the Senate when a bill passed to require a continual rise in standards to 35 mpg for the average car by 2020. But if one compares U.S. made vehicles to automobiles in other countries, you soon learn that overcoming this hurdle in the Senate amounts to a small step toward energy efficient vehicles. Automakers in the European Union have agreed to an average fuel economy to 44.2 MPG by next year. In Japan, the average is already 45 MPG. You may or may not be aware the earth is warming; if the U.S. does not take decisive action, we will have no one to thank for this problem but ourselves.
The U.S. House and Senate are gearing up to merge elements of the Senate bill and an energy package passed by the House in August. A version of the proposed energy bill that includes the improved 35 mpg goal is (believe it or not) coming under pressure by the auto industry and American Petroleum Institute, among others. Lobbyists are backing a weaker bill (HR 2927) that would call for standards to be set between 32 and 35 mpg by the year 2022.
In an address to the House of Committee on Science in February of 2005, William Reilly, co-chair of the National Commission on Energy Policy, said: "Hybrids and advanced diesels potentially change the game. They offer the uncompromised features of conventional vehicles while improving dramatically automobile fuel economy. It should be national policy to foster early introduction on a significant scale of these technologies for they promise to make a major contribution to U.S. energy security."
Look at the presidential candidates and find out where they stand on reducing our consumption of fossil fuels. Ask them hard questions if you get the chance. Our future depends on rational, forward-thinking decision makers leading our country in important areas like energy conservation and a sustainable economy.
Bob Moore
East Kingston
Hillary has the right values
To the editor: My name is Melissa Toffoloni. I am a student at the University of New Hampshire majoring in Occupational Therapy. I have been a long time supporter of Hillary Clinton. I believe she is the best candidate for president. She is an experienced leader who is capable of steering this country in the right direction. Because I am going into the health-care field, health care is an important issue for me. Hillary has a plan for universal health care which offers many choices for families.
I was recently able to see Hillary give a speech at UNH. One of the first issues that Hillary addressed was how children with disabilities deserve the right to an education. This was particularly meaningful for me because I am an advocate for people with disabilities and most candidates never mention this subject. In addition to making health care affordable, Hillary will also create millions of new jobs by investing in energy efficiency. These are just a few reasons Hillary would make a great president.
Melissa Toffoloni
Cruelty in the absurd
To the editor: This is an open letter to Gov. John Lynch
How utterly absurd and irresponsible of you to approve a bill that is so violent, so anti-humane, so traditionally cruel, to appease the hunting lobby, as HB 657. The sponsors of, "The Hunting Adventure of a Lifetime" are as guilty of abusing power and exploiting children to promote slaughter as they are of abusing and exploiting animals. This bill is a prime example of the callousness, dis-respect, and reckless concern politicians have for these kids.
Sorry kids, your adult "role models" have undermined your moral and humane growth and are using you to promote hunting. Former Attorney General Phillip McLaughlin asked years ago why is society producing killer kid. His answer: because of bills like this one. A moral disgrace!
Entertainment and outdoor activities for these children who have, like the animals, become victims of a society filled with double standards and inhumane policies, does not need to include promoting or condoning cruelty and hunting predation. Are there not enough predatory acts of violence fomented from the self-entitled human assumption that humans can slaughter any creature they choose?
Kill HB 657, not animals. The "Lord" in this year, does not revel in human destruction of life on this earth. Using the term, "in the year of our Lord, to write a bill that allows the murder of innocent life, is a perversion.
The only bill that this state needs, is a bill enacting humane education, offered through the Institute for Humane Education, www.HumaneEducation.org.
This is what the kids should be learning, if the goal of society is to reduce violence, reduce bullying, reduce chronic diseases both physical and mental. How could any child stay healthy in a society that raises them to kill?
Laura Slitt
Ron Paul out last hope
To the editor: Everyone wants to get the most for their money, even more so now that gas prices are rising and the American dollar is worth a lot less than the Canadian dollar. There is a deliberate devaluation of our currency taking place, and the people who are feeling it the most are the poor and the middle class. The only presidential candidate to address the issue of the deliberate economic crisis is Congressman Ron Paul.
Our country is way over its head in deficit spending. The fact that we have to borrow money from China to fund the illegal invasion of Iraq makes that clear. Our government, and the mainstream media would like us to believe that the war is going well, and that there is no current financial crisis, but if you do some research online you'll find that we are headed down a slippery slope.
The devaluation of our dollar is created, and perpetuated by the Federal Reserve, the government, the mainstream media and the members of the Council on Foreign Relations. Members of the CFR are geared toward a continuation of the endless war on terror, open borders and a one-world government.
Ironically, there are several members of the CFR running for president, including Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, John Edwards, Chris Dodd, Bill Richardson, Mitt Romney, Rudy Giuliani, John McCain, Fred Thompson, Joe Biden and Mike Huckabee. You can bet your last dollar that each one of these candidates gained their status by becoming members of the CFR, and each of them will continue to tell us what we want to hear, while they continue to devalue our currency, and destroy our national sovereignty.
As consumers, we've been able to take advantage of the Internet to compare prices of whatever we wish to purchase. We should be just as (if not more) selective when shopping for a president. I highly suggest doing a plenty of research on each of these candidates using YouTube.com, and I highly suggest starting your youtube searches with congressman Ron Paul. He's the last hope for our country, and the media's best kept secret.
John Erdody
Energy bill needed now
To the editor: The week before Thanksgiving, oil prices hit a record high of $98.62 per barrel. The price of a gallon of gas quickly followed to well over $3 a gallon, a new record high for this time of year, just as travelers hit the roads for the Thanksgiving holiday. Food costs as well as manufactured goods also increased due to the escalating cost of a gallon of gas.
Economists speculate that high fuel costs will negatively impact the holiday shopping season and potentially could cause a recession. Rather than take action, Congress took a two-week vacation.
In June — when oil was around $65 a barrel — the Senate passed a bipartisan energy bill that could help, increasing fuel economy standards for the first time in 30 years. That would save two-car families almost $700 a year. The bill would also reduce our oil consumption by 1.2 million barrels a day, more than twice as much as we import from Iraq every day.
Congress is running out of time to pass the energy bill this year. We need to tell our representatives to stand up for national security, our economy, and American families, and pass the energy bill right away.
Jan Pendlebury
NH Global Warming/NH NET
Proud to vote for Richardson
To the editor: Long ago when I was a child, my father instilled the importance of electing a president — why every vote counts, how that vote could shape our country and world. Today, as I approach my sixties I can honestly say, I have always voted in every presidential election including the all-important primaries.
I want to be an educated voter, learning what each candidate is offering and what direction they will want to lead America in. Will this candidate be able to undo the wrong that the Bush Administration has created in the world community? Will this candidate possess honesty and integrity? Will this candidate be able to deliver affordable health care to every American? Actually have a workable plan to face global warming and the sky rocketing fuel cost? How will American's be able to cope with all these skyrocketing cost when our pay doesn't reflect these historic prices? These are complex questions in our 21st century.
There is plenty of talk about — new faces, new ideas — in Washington but I have to say when I go have my car serviced I want the best mechanic, not a salesman. Therefore, choosing the best candidate to win the nomination and become the next American president furthermore underscores the importance for experience. I am a proud Democrat; this is a critical time in the world we live in, and it is our duty to choose wisely.
One candidate shows all the skills of qualifications that I am looking for in a candidate. My choice is a former congressman, a former UN ambassador, a former energy secretary. He has negotiated with the late dictator Saddam Hussein, negotiated with North Korea, and brought forth a cease fire in Darfur. He has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize five times. He is the current two-term governor of New Mexico.
I am very honored to cast my vote for Gov. Bill Richardson. I would appreciate your vote for Gov. Bill Richardson on Primary Day, Tuesday, Jan. 8.
Greta Ann Moran
Letters to the Editor - Nov. 30, 2007
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Jez, 18 Apr 2012If only it came with a decent OS.
Someone step up to the challenge and give us a GOOD camer... morethey have stepped up to the challenge this is belle fp1 greatly inproved again
you android guys dont know what you are talking about
popoff, 20 Apr 2012I couldn't agree more. All I want is a decent size screen, an exceptional camera with xenon fa... moreit is a decent size screen...
what do you want 10" on you mobile???
AnonD-48120, 17 Apr 2012Based on that statement it is basically not meant for general users but a "techy". T... moreHEY WISE GUY... im a techi guy and love symbian more than android,
ive tried android and it is not that fast as you would think
lots of hype around the android os
Jez, 18 Apr 2012If only it came with a decent OS. Someone step up to the challenge and give us a GOOD camer... moreI couldn't agree more. All I want is a decent size screen, an exceptional camera with xenon falsh, and the android os.
If only it came with a decent OS.
Someone step up to the challenge and give us a GOOD cameraphone with a Xenon flash and Android, please?
- HQ-Camera
- HQ-Camcorder
- Navigator
- MP3-player
- FM-radio
- Cellphone
- etc.
All in one compact package. One for me please, hope to get it soon.
AnonD-21645, 17 Apr 2012Thanks! :) But why buy one if you know there are so many limitations? Is a camera THAT impo... moreYou evidently JUST don't see the point. It IS a camera with a SMARTPHONE with it. It has lots of excellent I/O that simply cannot be found on other camera phones. Build quality is one of the best. Good hardware. Good genes. Good pedigree. It is an engineering feat.
BOSS, 17 Apr 2012Actual I have! I have GS2! But that's not the point! For that price we can buy real profession... moreThen go buy a DSLR! Don't post here saying what YOU will not buy.
nokia user, 17 Apr 2012Seriously does not worth it..buy a professional camera insteadGood luck texting and calling from a DSL or a P&S! Might wanna get a lens cover and a bag for that, too! Certainly won't fit in your pocket @ $800USD++ up! =))
Anonymous, 17 Apr 2012Geez do u obviously think it is easy to make ICS?Why do u try then.Code it from scratch lets s... moreWe don't see your point. 1 man vs. 1 team of a gigantic corporation is a no-brainer.
AnonD-50803, 17 Apr 2012ok..as an owner of n8 i was expecting the new nokia cameraphone like crazy but this?ok, i can ... moreNo biggie, your loss, not ours.
The Man, 17 Apr 2012You right even Android can beat it
And stop making stuff up i read the specs sheet NOT GPU
C... morelol, you read it here on gsmarena.. Really? xD You know what you are? You are really laughable!!!
I can't believe that someone is talking such crap like you! And btw it has of course an gpu (and also an additional one for camera processing), how do you think should the device be able to come around with such big pictures and 1080p recording..?
But who cares the fact how many cores it has etc - the fact is that the 808 is an amazing phone with breathtaking feautures (and it handels it smoothly!!) so you can leave all your multicore-cpu devices at home!!
And please inform the next time before you blame yourself!! ;)
why people keep arguing? just embrace every technology.its for our advancement.
its 519gbp on play.com pre order
AnonD-8044, 17 Apr 2012I agree with a lot your saying and having bought and sold Lumia 800 and 710.. W7 is lacking,,a... moreThanks! :)
But why buy one if you know there are so many limitations? Is a camera THAT important?
Surely it'd be best to get an 18 month contract or something and then next year go for Apollo! ;)
Nokia also have brilliant radios and superb build quality 90% of the time..I just had to say that because everyone is bashing NOkia but they are not that bad..I have grown up with Nokia smartfones and dumbphones its just at this moment they are in a slump..BB is also in a slump but things change..
BB is going QNX and W7 is new and fresh..Its IOS that will go stale and drop out of favour(it already is)and suffer..Even Android will reach its end just like Palm and Windows 2003/2005/6.0/6.1 did..
Apple goes stale and out of favour,,i like that. :-)


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Lunch Series - Tips to Keep it Fast and Frugal
According to Pinterest, there are real people, who actually cut their kids sandwiches into Disney characters, make everything from scratch and still have time to tuck a loving note into their kids perfect lunch everyday!
Just this morning, one of my friends posted on Facebook about all the tears in their house trying to get 3 kids ready for school and out the door!
I've been there!
Sometimes lunches don't get packed the night before and I am multi-tasking breakfast, lunches and bathroom battles.
I have learned to prepare for chaos- it's not a matter of IF craziness will happen, but when.
I want to give you a few tips to make lunch making something you can do without thinking.
1) Stock the house- I have one drawer that has foil, wrap, sandwich bags, plastic cutlery, napkins etc. I also keep extra paper lunch bags for times when kids forget their lunchboxes at school.
Another cupboard in my house has crackers, granola bars, protein bars, puddings, fruit snacks and ingredients to make snack mixes and popcorn.
2) You could make a pretty decent lunch with stuff that I stock in the freezer.
- breads, bagels, tortillas and buns
- yogurt tubes, cheese strings, drinkable yogurts
- lunch meats, sausage, chopped and cooked chicken
- store bought and homemade frozen dinners
When we manage to have leftovers at dinner, I divide them into a couple containers.
I put the starch on the bottom, like rice or potatoes, then the protein and then cover it any leftover sauce and top with extra veggies.
A few days ago I had leftover quinoa/wild rice, topped with sweet and sour chicken and a few brussel sprouts.
My kids can pull it from the freezer & microwave it at school.
Ready made veggie & dip packs can be very expensive, especially if your making 3 or 4 lunches a day.
I make my own.
I found these containers at Dollorama and so far, the lid stays secure.
Just in case, I put mixed veggies like peppers, carrots and sugar snap peas in a bag, add salad dressing to the containers and then put the container inside the veggie bag. This prevents a huge mess, in case the lids come off.
A lot of times, my kids prefer water to juice boxes.
I buy cases of water either at Costco or wherever I can find them on sale (around 10 cents a bottle).
My daughter also has a Contigo cup that I fill half full with ice and then the rest with water. These cups never leak!
Here is another lunch box idea:
Frozen cooked chicken on the bottom right (will be thawed by lunchtime), homemade chocolate chip muffin, 1/2 of a peach.
On the left is crackers and a container of BBQ sauce to pour over the chicken.
This lunchbox I found at Save On Foods last year, but I've seen them at other stores.
I guess what I'm trying to show you, is that preparation goes a long way.
It's more important that your kids get lunch, not that it was Pinterest worthy.
Keep your perspective parents, if your kids get a healthy lunch everyday, they are blessed.
Especially if you still have your wits about you and a smile on your face as they walk out the door!


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Mysophobia, also known as verminophobia, germophobia, germaphobia, bacillophobia and bacteriophobia, is a pathological fear of contamination and germs. The term was coined by William A. Hammond in 1879 when describing a case of obsessive–compulsive disorder (OCD) exhibited in repeatedly washing one's hands.[1] Mysophobia has long been related to compulsive hand washing.[2] Names pertaining directly to the abnormal fear of dirt and filth include molysmophobia or molysomophobia, rhypophobia, and rupophobia, whereas the terms bacillophobia and bacteriophobia specifically refer to the fear of bacteria and microbes in general.[3]
The term mysophobia comes from the Greek μύσος (musos), "uncleanness"[4] and φόβος (phobos), "fear".[5]
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- ^ Hammond, William Alexander (1879). Neurological Contributions. Putnam. p. 40 – via Google Books.
- ^ "Cleanliness Rules Germaphobes' Lives". WebMD. Retrieved September 10, 2017.
- ^ "Bacillophobia – Fear of microbes". Retrieved September 3, 2014.[unreliable source?]
- ^ μύσος, Henry George Liddell, Robert Scott, A Greek-English Lexicon, on Perseus
- ^ φόβος, Henry George Liddell, Robert Scott, A Greek-English Lexicon, on Perseus