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The amount of money of house you may possibly or may possibly not want in a connection relies upon on you and also the type of connection it is. We know that some folks prosper far better when they get a whole lot of house in their connection whereas other individuals do far better when they are all-around their companion all the time.
It often turns into a challenge to come across that happy medium when it arrives to the amount of money of house every companion desires. It gets even additional cumbersome when every person has a distinctive philosophy about what "house" is and what getting with each other need to be like. But this mental challenge can be conquered if you both of those can make compromises on the amount of money of house you every want.
A lot of folks basically do not want to be alone pretty normally. These folks appear happier when they expend the bulk of their time with their companion, good friends or household. These kinds truly feel way too lonely when they are remaining alone and like to have companionship all-around as normally as probable. They don't take pleasure in getting residence alone in a tranquil residence!
On the reverse close you have folks who take pleasure in alone time as considerably as with each other time. They want their house additional normally and some amount of money of alone time every day to truly feel happier. These kinds of folks truly feel like tension retains creating up if they don't get their alone time. They may possibly truly feel they have to constantly be at their greatest when folks are all-around so they are unable to take it easy and just be on their own. This gets exhausting to them.
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A connection may possibly be much easier if you are both of those concerning the two extremes and you can compromise about when house is necessary and when it is not. Partners who tumble in the exact same intense classification of needing a whole lot of alone time or needing additional with each other time can also have a very good connection because they have an understanding of every other much easier.
The most difficult associations are when companions tumble into the reverse extremes and close up with continual tension from it. If you or your companion desires additional alone time than the other desires you will have to focus on how to established up boundaries. Every of you will want to have an understanding of what the other person would like and make compromises to accommodate every other. You both of those are worthy of to truly feel your desires are getting met in purchase to have a very good connection.
If your companion appears to be to want enterprise constantly but you want some alone time, then you will truly feel smothered by them if they constantly are hanging all-around you. You may possibly also truly feel they don't belief what you are performing when they are not all-around. The additional smothered you truly feel the additional tense your connection will get.
If your companion would like alone time but you would somewhat hang all-around them constantly then you will truly feel neglected when they go off alone and seem for some "me" time. You will get started to question if they even now adore you or why they want to be alone.
The two scenarios will trigger worry on a connection. But it can be get over if you explain to every other your variations in desires. Explain that it would not suggest you don't adore the other person but basically that you want factors they do not, to truly feel happier. Be truthful and open early in the connection and willing to compromise.


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Explore MACEDON RANGES & THE GOLDFIELDS
Flop House has put together this page to help our guests get the most out of their stay. It includes links to our tailored guide with recommendations of things to see and do and updates on upcoming events.
Kyneton is known for its artisanal culture and hospitality. With numerous options for wining and dining; a variety of workshops on offer from chair-making to salami; concept shopping on Piper Street and beautiful walks and rides around town. We hope you enjoy exploring it as much as we do.
Please note, we also have guides and itineraries for travelling to nearby towns, including Castlemaine, Trentham and Malmsbury. Feel free to ask us if you would like help in planning an adventure, a winery tour or special surprise. We love exploring the Macedon Ranges and Goldfields and would be delighted to share our secrets.
Upcoming events
Take a trip to Kyneton to soak in the springtime sunshine and some great music at the Kyneton Music Festival this October. On Friday October 25 and Saturday October 26, Kyneton's iconic Piper Street will become awash with food trucks and music as the festival takes over.
Spring is when the country and country racing comes alive, with racing, food and fashion so join the thousands who descend on the Kyneton Racecourse for a great day out. The Kyneton Racecourse is often referred to as the "prettiest" country racecourse in Victoria, due to the picturesque landscape and the beautiful established elm trees, which line the track.
The Kyneton Agricultural Show has been going since 1858 but the Kyneton Agricultural Show has plenty of new additions to appeal to twenty-first century kids. Find out who's won Kyneton Best in Show as the pavilion opens Friday night with hot competition in cooking, craft, farm produce, flowers, photography and more.
For a challenging Goldfields Track walk with some stunning vistas the walk from Faraday to Sutton Grange over Mount Alexander comes highly recommended. Starting on Mcquillans Road, Faraday, just passed the Granite Quarry cross over a farmer's style and then climb a steep granite hill to the top of Mount Alexander, enjoying views like the one pictured at Ed's Seat along the way. The walk is 14ks and ends at Faraday-Sutton Grange Road, Sutton Grange.
This week we swapped Tuesday Touring for Wednesday Wandering and caught the steam train from Maldon to Castlemaine and walked back along the recently redeveloped rail trail. The train left Maldon at 10.30am and after stopping briefly at Muckleford station, arrived at Castlemaine at 11.45am. There was the option to return or take a later train back to Maldon leaving at 3.45pm but we chose to walk home. Walk starts from Langslow Street, Castlemaine and finished back at the Maldon train station. For a full timetable and further details about the train visit the Victorian Goldfields Railway.
tying off some more of our #goldfieldstrack adventures we completed a 13k return trip from Creswick to Slaty Creek picnic ground. An easy forest walk that includes the spectacle of "Blue Waters" an eerie blue lagoon caused by mining activity during the goldrush era. Another highlight was eating our baguettes the french bakery in Creswick.
As the gold mining industry changed in the 1880s and sluicing work began, a particular area started to reveal itself as somewhat colourful. The fittingly named 'Pink Cliffs' is an easy walk from the centre of town and now a geological reserve. The fine, pink clay has an almost talcum powder like texture, and the colours of the hills change with the time of day.
We indulged in some serious forest bathing last Tuesday with a walk through the Wombat State Forest along the Whipstick loop, a two hour walk through tree ferns, former gold diggings and old and new growth forest.
Fancy a steep trip down to a spectacular waterfall and billabong? Turpins Falls may not be well signposted but it is has long been a favourite waterhole for locals. It is also a place where dare devils have cliff dived with fatal results so this practise is now banned. Well worth a visit during the rain and a perfect place to swim in summer but bring shoes.
Another day in paradise completing the Golden Mountain Walk as part of the Dry Diggings section of the Goldfields Track.
Great walk with Hanging Rock Llama Treks from Porcupine Ridge towards Mount Franklin along the Dry Diggings Track. Allow a full day for the entire walk. If wanting to walk with Llamas allow 3km per hour.
Camel's Hump, Mount Macedon. An easy twenty minute drive from Kyneton and only a twenty minute walk to the top. Plenty of great picnic spots. More longer walks in the area if you need a bigger hike.
From McQuillan's Road, Faraday we continued the Goldfields Track to Ed's Seat and Dog Rocks, Mt Alexander. The weather was miserable but the views from the mountain were sublime.
With the weather so cold and miserable we decided to devote our last #tuesdaytouring to a visit to the Hepburn Bathhouse which was an excellent idea and made us feel warm all over. Loved trying a Turkish Hamman style steam room for the first time and the 38 degree bath looking over the mineral springs. Wish Kyneton had a bathhouse but it's not too far to travel and a beautiful drive!
Looking forward to our next outing being a Llama trek! It is now possible to do a moderate 12km walk in the Macedon Ranges with Llamas to carry your pack. For more details on day walks, farm visits and lama clinic see Hanging Rock Llama
Continuing our exploration of the Goldfields Track we walked from Vaughan Springs to Chewton along the Dry Diggings section of the walk a distance of approximately 18ks. Incredible scenery along a hilly goat track from Vaughan Springs through pastoral countryside between Irish Town and Fryerstown, Recommend stopping for lunch at Spring Gully, site of a former battery mine as the stone walled ruins look spectacular in the bush setting. Take plenty of water!
Exploring the township of Vaughan Springs along the Goldfields track and the Chinese cemetery
Close to home in Kyneton, the Campaspe River Walk is one of our favourites. Follow the route from the Kyneton Botanical Gardens on Mollison Street opposite the train station, down the hill to the river and head towards the Oak Forest, former town swimming pool and a Victorian Hospital perched on the hill...
Dry diggings walks continuing from Jubilee Lake to the old Chocolate Mill, Mount Franklin.
Flop House were lucky enough to visit Natasha Morgan at her Oak + Monkey Puzzle farm yesterday. Over tea and cake we discussed Natasha's tree change adventures, embracing the Daylesford community and her vision for the farm and upcoming workshops and events. For more details on workshops and events see her calendar
Starting at Lake Daylesford we headed towards Castlemaine along the dry diggings route, part of the Goldfields Track. Beautiful scenery but take plenty of water.
Winner of best cellar door in 2016, Passing Clouds is open for tastings and lunch over the Anzac Day weekend. Bookings highly recommended (03) 5348 5550.
Mill Markets, Daylesford provide an excellent opportunity to scan the collections of hundreds of vintage stallholders
The Goldfields track (formerly the Great Dividing Range) offers a huge range of day walks between Daylesford and Ballarat. We have enjoyed several in the Castlemaine area and continue to find new parts to explore in this area. For more details on walks available and what you may need to prepare go to http://www.goldfieldstrack.com.au/Pages/Explore.aspx
Getting back on the horse after 30 years was made easy through Silver Brumby Trails and the ride through the wombat forest was breathtakingly beautiful. Thanks to Amanda, my fresian mare for accommodating me on the ride and to Bruce for your gentle encouragement.
One of our favourite day trips is to take a 20 minute drive to Trentham and start at the old railway station and walk the 6km to Radio Springs Hotel in Lyonville, passing through farmland and the beautiful Wombat forest on the way. Enjoy lunch (and perhaps a few adventures) at Radio Springs Hotel and then return home ready for a hearty meal.
What better way to discover a country town than from the vantage point of a bicycle and with tips from locals on the best the town has to offer. While this guide was originally created for our guests, we soon realised that it would also suit day-trippers or anyone wanting to explore Kyneton by bike. With an exquisite array of historical buildings scattered throughout town, picturesque country scenes, a gently undulating river and loads of dreamy picnic sites, cycling is by far the best way to explore Kyneton.
If you are traveling from Melbourne, board a Bendigo-bound V/Line train with your bike at Southern Cross and you'll be exploring the sights shown on this map in just over an hour's time. To access the latest timetable click here
Whilst we advocate a leisurely approach to touring, it's possible to complete the entire ride in less than an hour. This leaves plenty of time for eating, drinking and shopping!
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Mylan Nguyen, David A Berntsen; Repeatability and Between-Instrument Agreement of the Discovery System. Invest. Ophthalmol. Vis. Sci. 2016;57(12):6246.
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To assess the between-visit repeatability of refractive error (lower-order) and higher-order aberration measurements made with a new commercially-available aberrometer, the Discovery System, and to examine the between-instrument agreement of refractive error measurements between the Discovery System and the Grand Seiko WAM-5500 open-field autorefractor.
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Five cycloplegic aberrometry measurements of the right eye were made on 25 young adults using the Discovery at two separate visits by the same examiner. Ten cycloplegic measurements were made at visit 2 with the Grand Seiko. Refractive error values (sphere, cylinder, and axis) and Zernike coefficients calculated over a 6-mm pupil through the 6th order were obtained from the Discovery System. Refractive error measurements from both instruments were converted to vector space (M, J0, and J45) and averaged. Higher-order RMS (HORMS) was calculated (3rd through 6th order). Between-visit repeatability and between-instrument agreement of refractive error was assessed using Bland-Altman difference versus mean plots. HORMS and spherical aberration (C4,0) repeatability was also evaluated. A t-test was used to compare the mean difference to zero (bias), and the 95% limits of agreement (LoA) were calculated.
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Mean (±SD) age and spherical-equivalent refractive error at visit 1 were 23.4 ± 1.7 years and -2.91 ± 1.85 D, respectively. The median interval between the two visits was 5 days (range: 1-14 days). When evaluating between-visit repeatability of the Discovery System, there was no between-visit bias for M, J0, J45, HORMS, or spherical aberration (all p>0.70), and the 95% LoA were ±0.34 D, ±0.14 D, ±0.15 D, ±0.095 µm, and ±0.068 µm, respectively. There was no bias between instruments for defocus (p>0.23), but for J0 and J45, the Discovery on average measured 0.19 D and 0.12 D more positive than the Grand Seiko, respectively (both p<0.01). The 95% LoA for M, J0, and J45 between the two instruments were ±0.82 D, ±0.32 D, and ±0.27 D, respectively.
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The Discovery System is repeatable and appropriate for measuring lower- and higher-order aberrations longitudinally. Minimal differences in astigmatic measurements between the Discovery and Grand Seiko indicate that refractive error measurements between the instruments should not be used interchangeably.
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If you're facing a foreclosure after a natural disaster in Iowa—like a drought, flood, heat, hail, or storm—or after a governor-declared economic emergency, you might qualify for foreclosure relief. Potential forms of relief include a continuance (which means a foreclosure can't start or proceed) and protection against a deficiency judgment after the foreclosure.
A foreclosure delay, known as a "continuance" or "moratorium," is available for agricultural and other properties in Iowa under certain circumstances.
Under Iowa law, a borrower can apply to the court for a foreclosure continuance, not to exceed two years, if the property is agricultural and:
(For general information about foreclosure moratoriums after a natural disaster for different loan types—like Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac, FHA, and VA loans—see Help for Homeowners Facing Foreclosure After a Natural Disaster: Foreclosure Moratoriums.)
Borrowers in Iowa can apply for a foreclosure continuance if the governor declares a state of economic emergency. This type of continuance may be available for:
The governor must state in the declaration the types of real estate eligible for the continuance, which will last one to two years depending on the type of property. (Iowa Code § 654.15(2).) You must apply for the foreclosure continuance within one year of the governor's declaration of economic emergency and admit to being behind in payments.
When the court may end a continuance early. A court can terminate a foreclosure continuance under certain circumstances, like if the foreclosing party has made reasonable efforts in good faith to work with you to restructure the debt and to utilize state/federal programs designed and implemented to provide debtor relief options. (Iowa Code § 654.15(2).)
Iowa law deems property that is unoccupied due to a natural disaster as "occupied" for purposes of certain legal protections. (Iowa Code § 654.1A). So, if Iowa law states that current occupancy is required for particular borrower protections and benefits—like protection from a deficiency judgment—the property is considered occupied when the owner leaves because of a natural disaster.
Example. Suppose you took out a mortgage loan in Iowa, but fell behind in payments. You're now facing a foreclosure. The lender has chosen to foreclose without redemption, but doesn't waive (give up) its right to a deficiency judgment. Also, the mortgaged property is:
Generally, under these circumstances, the lender cannot get a deficiency judgment. (Iowa Code § 654.26.) But if you move out of the property because of a job change, the property is no longer be considered a "residence" and you wouldn't qualify for protection from a deficiency judgment. However, if you move out because of a natural disaster, the property would be considered occupied and the lender couldn't get a deficiency judgment.
To get basic information about foreclosure procedures, deficiency judgments, and the redemption period in Iowa, see our Key Aspects of State Foreclosure Law: 50-State Chart.
If you need detailed information about how foreclosure works in Iowa or want to learn about foreclosure protections after a natural disaster or other circumstances in Iowa, consider talking to a local foreclosure attorney.
If you want to learn more about different ways to avoid a foreclosure, like by entering into a loan modification, forbearance agreement, or repayment plan, consider talking to a HUD-approved housing counselor.


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Talking About Spring - Part 2/
Talking About Spring - part 2
Spring brings with it new life and new opportunities. In our last blog post we offered a few ideas to encourage and inspire you to step out of a few comfort zones and embrace something new. In this blog we take one step further and focus on the importance of cleansing and why Spring is a good time to do this.
The definition of cleanse is: "to free or rid yourself of something unpleasant". Most of us are running at full pace on the treadmill of life and take little to no time to stop, breathe and consider our state of health. To keep up this high pace, feel energized and maximize our potential - deeply nourishing and cleansing our systems is vital.
TIP - Prior to embarking on a cleansing program, we advise you to prepare your body for the cleanse. Reduce your intake of fatty foods, refined sugars, alcohol and coffee. Add in a variety of brightly colored fresh fruit, vegetables and leafy greens with the emphasis on the greens. Be sure to drink plenty of filtered or spring water, to hydrate and flush out on a cellular level; thus giving your body the opportunity to gently move into your formal cleansing program.
Ancient traditional wisdom teaches us that the most powerful times to do a cleanse is on the Spring and/or Autumn Equinoxes and Solstices. This causes our energies to move around having a positive and powerful effect on us. Be aware that the cleansing action can bring about some unpleasant symptoms of detoxification. These can vary depending on your state of wellbeing.
If you are a newbie to cleansing, we strongly encourage you to opt for a guided cleansing program. There is a wealth of information around cleansing programs. You can quickly become overwhelmed and shy away from it altogether.
Contact us to find out more about our two guided cleansing packages, which are listed on our website http://harmoniehealth.co.za/services/. We would love to work with you and guide you through an essential and most rewarding progression in your journey towards a balanced state of harmonie.


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Clinc, a US-based provider of conversational AI technology for financial institutions (FIs), announced the launch of a new self-service platform, Spotlight, that enables FIs to train and deploy sophisticated conversational AI software in-house, independently of vendors.
Spotlight is available in over 80 languages, and can be integrated into any digital channel, including contact centers, mobile apps, and Alexa, Google, and Facebook Messenger, allowing FIs to create a consistent user experience. Spotlight is already being used by USAA and Isbank, one of Turkey's largest banks.
Clinc is trying to democratize FIs' access to best-of-breed AI software, which has been limited so far.Clinc CEO Jason Mars explained at Finovate in London that the software underpinning voice assistants like Apple's Siri and Amazon's Alexa isn't made commercially available for FIs to use, and is distinct from the more rudimentary AI software that GAFA (Google, Amazon, Facebook, Apple) does commercialize.
This has resulted in banks creating sub-par voice interfaces that are brittle and make for poor user experience, Mars says. Clinc claims its "key innovation" has been to remove the complexity from conversational AI design and development by making it easier for FIs' in-house tech teams, which often lack experience with machine learning (ML) techniques, according to Mars, to easily use and customize sophisticated and complex AI software.
Spotlight gives FIs access to Clinc's sophisticated AI software, and enables them to use it any way they want. The platform provides FIs with Clinc's proprietary natural language understanding (NLU) and ML software, allowing them to use it to underpin any customer interaction. Banks can develop programs that allow users to transact, ask about spending habits and balances, and get advice on future spending, among other things. Spotlight also gives banks a dashboard of customer queries and interactions to let them fine tune their customer experiences.
Unlike commercial AI software that is currently made available to FIs, Clinc's tech doesn't stipulate an order in which customers have to feed information into Clinc's AI software, and allows for interruptions and interjections, making for a smooth user experience.
Clinc seems to have hit on a very lucrative idea. Legacy FIs, from banks to insurers to wealth managers, find themselves increasingly at risk of being made irrelevant in a digital economy in which consumer expectations are rapidly being shaped by tech-savvy players like neobanks, robo-advisors, as well as tech giants trying their hand at finance. And, while incumbents recognize the opportunity that emerging techs like AI give them to update their business models, most lack the tech talent to leverage and deploy it, at least to a standard that will match the sophistication of their digitally native competitors.
As such, a tool like Spotlight, that takes the most complex challenges out of using AI and threatens GAFA's monopoly on the best AI-powered conversational tech, stands to see extremely high demand among FIs.
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Madeleine & Ben
Little Washington, Virginia
Venue: The Inn at Little Washington
Photographer: Justine Ungaro
Best part of our wedding? The tiny size of our wedding allowed us to personalize so many details; we loved getting some of our favorite people together to celebrate with some of our favorite things (oysters, s'mores, beautiful al fresco setting).
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Caterer: The Inn at Little Washington
Florist: Gregory Britt Design
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Dress by: Jenny Packham, Suit from: Ted Baker
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Facebook is ready to pay several million dollars for the screenplay for one episode of the new show
As we reported a month ago, Facebook is soon to launch its own entertainment shows in different formats. Their output has undergone at least the end of summer.
To understand how serious Facebook is related to this direction, it is sufficient to say that the company is willing to pay millions of dollars for a good script only one episode or another show.
According to the source, Facebook «hunts» for the Hollywood agencies and writers, in some cases offering up to $ 3 million for the screenplay for one episode. Of course, this is not true of all shows. In other cases, the scenario costs the company several hundred thousand dollars.
A source has confirmed that the launch is scheduled for the end of summer. Target audience — viewers aged 13 to 34 years, but the emphasis is on people aged 17 to 30 years.
As you can see, while many enthusiasts, groups, companies and so on-run television Network, the big players of the IT market trying to bite off a piece of the audience that used to watch it on the TV.


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ANGOLA, IND. -- Trine University football players Lamar Carswell (Toledo, Ohio/St. Francis de Sales) and Jeffery Barnett (Fremont, Ohio/Ross) have both earned first-team All-American honors by the Associated Press (AP).
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The AP All-American honor is just the latest for Carswell in an already impressive list this postseason that includes first-team All-Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association accolades as well as the MIAA Offensive "Most Valuable Player," D3Football.com All-Region and AFCA All-American status. Carswell was also named one of four national finalists for the 2018 Gagliardi Trophy last week which recognizes excellence in athletics, academics and community service.
Carswell led the nation in rushing with 2,294 yards and was a school single-season record and his 208.5 yards per game average is also tops in the nation. He is currently second nationally in rushing TD (32) and scoring (18.5 points per game). Carswell also set single-season marks in rushing TDs (32), yards per game (208.5), all-purpose yards (2,319), all-purpose yards per game (210.8), total points scored (204) and total touchdowns scored (34; 32 rushing & two receiving). Carswell also set a Trine and MIAA single-game record in rushing yards with his 359-yard performance against Kalamazoo (Mich.) College in the regular-season finale.
In all, Carswell ended his career with a combined 26 Trine career, season, single game and conference records that include being the program's all-time leader in rushing (5,364 yards), rushing TDs (74), rushing yards per game (137.5) and yards per rush (7.7).
Barnett has also accumulated in impressive list of postseason awards that includes: first-team All-MIAA honors as both a wide receiver and return specialist for the third straight season, his third All-Region honor (first-team in 2018) of his career and was an AFCA All-American selection.
Barnett was one of the top kickoff return threats in the nation who averaged 39.0 yards per return which ranks second highest among Division III schools. He also set Trine single-season records with three returns for touchdowns and kick return average (39.0). His three kickoff returns for TD currently rank as most recorded this season in the nation. In only 15 attempts, he racked up 585 yards which rank as the fourth highest in program history. In his career as a kick returner, Barnett holds the school record for kick returns for TD (five), return average (28.96) and ranks second all-time in number of return attempts (75) and total yards (2,172).
In addition to his role as a kick returner, Barnett was the top target for Trine quarterbacks with a team-high 35 receptions for 719 yards and four touchdowns this past fall. He averaged 20.5 yards per catch, which led the conference. Barnett posted two games of 100 or more receiving yards during his final season, highlighted by a season-high 147 yards against Olivet (Mich.) College. Also during the season, Barnett became the Trine all-time leader in receiving yards and ended his career with 2,907. In addition, he finished second all-time in receiving TDs with 22.


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In a weird way we kind of want Blake Lively to be pregnant forever, because she just looks so darn good. Anyone who ever ruled maternity clothes out as being fashionable just needs to take one look at the former Gossip Girl actress, who's expecting Ryan Reynolds' inevitably beautiful child.
All the way through her pregnancy, we've seen Blake hit the maternity fashion nail on the head, and she's done it again. She's dressed that ever-increasing bump of hers in yet more amazing clothes and it's kind of making us want to get impregnated ourselves.
This time, Blake stepped out looking all kinds of pregnant winter-chic (that's totally a thing now) wearing slim-fitted blue jeans and a dark grey cashmere top along with a cardigan that dreams are made of and a long statement necklace. And to top all that off, she wore a pair of knee-high heeled boots for the bit of extra glamour she probably doesn't even need.
So basically, she went out the house wearing an outfit anyone else would look like they were just heading to Sainsbury's in. But not our Blake. What's her secret, then, eh?


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May 3: Pack for trip to Cozumel, Mexico
May 4: Travel to Cozumel, Mexico
May 5-16: Vacation in Cozumel, Mexico!!!
May 17: Travel to Seattle, WA
May 18: Doing laundry and packing for trip to Johnson City, TN
May 19: Travel to Johnson City, TN
May 19-21: Spending time with Tyler's family for Pa's funeral
May 21: Travel to Seattle, Wa
May 22-25: At home cleaning furiously and doing laundry
May 26: Jerilyn and Jacie arrive for a visit!
May 27-June 1: Painting the town red with the girls
June 2: Jerilyn and Jacie leave for Kansas
June 3-4: Packing for the upcoming move and for trip to Plain, WA
June 5-6: Weekend in Plain, WA with Tyler's cousin and family
June 7: Picking paint colors, doing laundry, mowing the lawn and babysitting
June 8: Park day and babysitting
Whew...I'm ready for life to get back to "normal," however, I don't see that happening any time soon! Makes life interesting, though!
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An autopsy points to the 51-year-old being raped and strangled, the sheriff's office said.
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Randall Kowalski was fined $250 for carrying a bottle of water onto the Chicago Mercantile Exchange trading floor one day a few weeks ago. Then he was fined another $250 for talking back to the security guard who busted him.
CME vs. CBOT: Whose rules will rule?
As exchanges move toward merger, cultural differences come into focus
Randall Kowalski was fined $250 for carrying a bottle of water onto the Chicago Mercantile Exchange trading floor one day a few weeks ago. Then he was fined another $250 for talking back to the security guard who busted him.
Before the fine, Mr. Kowalski, a Eurodollar futures broker, paid little heed to the exchange's prohibition of food or drink on the floor -- a rule that went largely unenforced at the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT), where he traded before jumping to the Merc in 2004.
"I spent 20 years at the Board of Trade and never got a single fine," Mr. Kowalski says. "Security is definitely stricter here."
In the past, the Chicago exchanges' different rules may have seemed quaint. But now, as the Merc and CBOT move toward a merger, every difference is a potential flashpoint.
The Merc, which has agreed to pay $8 billion to acquire its longtime rival, will move its trading floors to the CBOT building after the deal closes in mid-2007. But it's unclear whether the practices of the Merc, the buyer, or CBOT, the occupant, will prevail. Spokespeople from both exchanges declined to comment.
"It's going to be real interesting," says Brian Fisher, 32, a Treasury trader who moved from the Merc to the CBOT four years ago.
It is clear that the merger will bring together two distinct cultures. The Merc is seen as more corporate and stringent, while the CBOT retains many of the freewheeling traits of the member-owned exchange it was until April 2005. That difference manifests itself in the way the exchanges govern their traders.
For example, the Merc employs more than 70 video cameras to help ferret out and thwart illegal activity. At the CBOT there are no cameras.
A CBOT spokeswoman says the use of cameras is "under review," but CBOT traders are likely to cling tightly to the status quo. The day of the merger announcement, exchange officials promised to protect the right of CBOT brokers to simultaneously handle their own as well as customers' orders. Such dual-trading is barred at the Merc because of the potential for conflicts of interest.
Other discrepancies may seem insignificant but could cause friction once the Merc moves its hundreds of brokers, traders, runners and clerks into the CBOT building.
At the Merc, clerks, who take orders for brokers, must wear gold jackets, differentiating them from brokers and traders, whose jackets can be any color. At the CBOT, clerks can wear any color they like. The Merc's "caste system," as one broker calls it, may not sit well with CBOT clerks -- powerless but vital staffers.
Dominic Catarello, 42, was a CBOT broker until 2002, when he moved to the Merc as a clerk. He's hoping the merger will do away with the gold-coat requirement, which he says makes clerks indistinguishable from each other. When brokers call an order into the pit, they see "18 guys with gold coats," he says. "I definitely look forward to going home" to the CBOT.
But once Mr. Catarello gets to the CBOT, it's not clear what he'll find. Will visitors to the floor have their bags subjected to X-ray, as at the Merc? Or will the turnstiles and keycards remain the CBOT's only barrier to entry? Will members use three-letter acronyms on their badges, as at CBOT, or up to four letters, as at the Merc?
Some differences will be allowed to stand. Trading rights won't change just because trading pits are in the same building. So a Merc cattle trader won't have the right to cross the room and start trading grains. That could cut down on misunderstandings, since the same hand signal that means "I'll buy 100" in the CBOT's corn pit means "I'll buy 1,000" in the Merc's cattle pit.
Some traders say the differences are merely cosmetic.
"Trading is trading," says Michael Budicak, 40, who traded stock-index futures at the Merc until August 2005, when he came to the CBOT to trade wheat futures. "Each pit has its idiosyncrasies."
Some of the differences are already fading. On Oct. 30, the CBOT instituted a food-and-drink ban in its financial pits -- just like its would-be acquirer. Now thirsty traders will be required to buy an exchange-sanctioned water bottle, emblazoned with the exchange's logo -- just like at the Merc.
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"If you had nothing more than $1, how would you use it to make $100?"
This was a query posted on Quora, the question and answer website.
The post received 21 answers from the community, with some responses attracting hundreds of "upvotes" - Quora's version of "likes".
Here are the top five ways for would-be entrepreneurs to increase an investment of $1 (or £1) 100-fold.
A little elbow grease
"Only $1? Hmmm. Not much start up capital," wrote serial Quora user, Garrick Saito. "Better start a modest, service-based business, rather than to try to acquire Starbucks."
"I'd purchase a bottle of window cleaner and walk to the nearest gas station, put on my favorite hat and get a bunch of paper towels, the type that are provided free of charge to customers for wiping their windows.
"I'd then politely ask the customers at the gas station, preferably the ones wearing expensive or nice clothing, if they would care to have their windows cleaned while they're waiting for their tank to be filled.
"Hopefully, some will say yes and provide me with a tip for my troubles.
"If I were persistent enough, I think I'd have $100 by the end of the day (possibly by lunch time, if I hustle)."
Old-fashioned buy low, sell high
Archie D'Cruz recommends a different tack. "I fired up the web browser and went to my local Kijiji site," he said. "For anyone that doesn't know about it, Kijiji is a buy/sell/trade site, much like Craigslist, but with a prettier interface."
Kijiji is a Canadian site. The UK equivalent is Gumtree.
"When I pick "buy and sell" in the dropdown and leave the search field blank, it throws up 395,055 items. That's good, because it means the potential to find common items that people are selling and others are buying is quite strong.
"Now I know I only have $1 to start with. In the left column, Kijiji allows me to define a minimum and maximum price. I insert $0 for the minimum and $1 for the maximum, and I then click on "offering" for the offer type.
"What would be a good choice? The item needs to be commonly used or else I may not find a buyer, and it needs to be generic enough that a buyer might be interested. That rules out furniture, art, clothing etc. What I need to hone in on is stuff like electronics, sports equipment, computer-related items and books.
"Oh look, here's a basketball net that's someone's giving away for free! Surely, someone would be interested in that? Let's find out.
"This time, I do a search for "basketball net" and then click on "wanted" for the offer type.
"Here's someone who is looking for a "real basketball net" with a base, and is willing to pay $50 for it! I expected it would take a lot longer to get to this stage but we're already halfway there."
Mr D'Cruz then searched for items with a value of between $40 and $50, and found a second hand fridge that another buyer was willing to pay $80 for. He continues this process until the $1 of seed capital has been turned into $100.
Who needs $1?
"My plan would go as follows," wrote Frank Fumarola, the VP of an ad technology company. "Put the $1 into my wallet as my emergency fund. Go to the local library and sign up for a library card. Proceed to the computers and jump on the internet. Register for Fiverr.
"Post services for things that can be done rather quickly using free tools. This would mean things like keyword research, adwords optimization, website usability analysis, data analysis, wordpress assistance, content review, content editing, etc.
"Register for Amazon Mechanical Turk [online market place for work] and start fulfilling HITs [Human Intelligence Tasks].
"If you know a language, sign up for Unbabel to get paid for translation services.
"Apply for positions at Task Rabbit, Instacart, Pathjoy, Washio, etc.
"Every day I would return to the library and alternate between Fiverr, Mechanical Turk, Ubabel. and applying to the aforementioned companies, and others like them. In any downtime, I would read books that pertain to something I'm interested in. Personally, that would mean technology, specifically product management and software engineering.
"Eventually, some combination of the above would get me to $100. It wouldn't be as fast as some other options I could choose, but it would be the most rewarding and fulfilling, and would also have a bit of a snowball effect as I built my online reputation. This would guarantee my next $100 would come quicker than my first $100.
"As I started getting more reviews and accepted jobs on all of these services, my marketplace reputation would increase and I would start getting more and more jobs. For Fiverr, this could mean 10+ jobs per hour at $5/job minimum. As my reputation continued to climb, I could add on extras and build relationships with people directly for consulting type arrangements. With enough jobs, I could hire a virtual assistant from another country and make a profit on tasks they completed for me, thus disconnecting my ability to make money from my own personal hours.
"I would be able to work no matter the weather, I wouldn't need to guilt trip people into buying things from me that they probably wouldn't want otherwise, and I would be creating truly win-win outcomes.
"Ultimately, this would lead me down a path of being able to take that $1 out of my wallet and pass it on to someone else, because that $1 was just a handicap all along.
Quick and easy? Or slow and steady?
Some of the responses were more straightforward. "I would get an autograph on the $1 bill by a celebrity and then auction it," said Divya Narasimhan.
Ashok Muralidharan wrote: "Find an old book on programming. Learn all about it. Start working."
How would you turn £1 into £100? Leave your comment below.


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Alchemists toiling away in their laboratories need a vast amount of equipment for their work. Such rooms resemble wizard's laboratories in many ways and can be just as exciting (and dangerous) to explore.
Use this table to determine what the PCs find, as they search the alchemist's laboratory:
- Part of the alchemist's bench top is badly scarred by acid. The burn is wide and deep—clearly a lot of acid was spilt.
- A strange stench—a combination of several different chemicals along with a heavy burning smell—hangs heavily in the air. The smell is stronger the close one gets to the floor.
- A wet rag—covered in some kind of bright yellow sticky material—lies discarded under the alchemist's workbench.
- A small coffer atop a high shelf contains several crystal potion vials. Each contains a potion of a different colour; sadly none are labeled (and all are failed experiments).
- A faint yellow haze hangs in the air against the ceiling. The room strongly smells of ozone.
- Several small bowls contain vary amounts of water. Each of the bowls also holds a single stone—all of different types.
- A small red cloth covers something small on the bench—a broken egg shell shattered into several parts. However, the egg is much larger than could be garnered from a chicken or similar bird.
- A small cauldron stands over an iron brazier. The cauldron contains a thick, greenish goop that smells like a half-orc's armpit.
- White string binds a stack of hand drawn plans for some kind of fiendishly complicated apparatus or machine together. The sheaf of notes lies on a shelf close to the alchemist's workbench. Several grubby fingerprints mar the top sheet.
- A small shelf contains a dizzying array of small glass bottles and vials. Each seemingly contains a different kind of liquid. A cloying, unpleasant smell hangs in the air around the shelf.
- An empty wine glass stands atop a small, unlocked coffer. Thin wooden panels divide the interior into a dozen spaces. Each section contains a different kind of sand, earth or powdered rock.
- A ragged piece of blue velvet holds a single feather. The feather is overly large—perhaps one-foot in length—and is brilliantly white (except for its very tip, which has a silvery, glistening sheen).
- This perfectly smooth stone ball the size of a man's fist glistens as if it has just been immersed in water. It is, however, completely dry.
- A leather pouch stuffed down the back of a chair contains several small bones. The bones are cracked and pitted.
- A small glass bottle contains a thick, pale blue syrupy liquid. Three large fangs lie at the bottom of the bottle.
- A small vial rests on a plate alongside two dirty quills. The vial is about half full of red ink.
- A tattered book—with a much-stained cover—contains basic formula for the most common alchemical items. A close reading of the text, however, reveals deliberate errors in the formulas that render anything made using the instructions inert.
- A tattered book—with a much-stained cover—contains basic formula for the most common alchemical items. A perusal of the text reveals the formulas are particularly well written and illustrated. Items created using the instructions last 50% longer than normal.
- Perceptive searchers discover a loose section of floor. Below lies a storage niche than contains four (empty) exquisite glass potion vials wrapped in black velvet cloth.
- Mottled brown and green mould grows up one leg of the alchemist's workbench. The mould smells like decomposing flesh.
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Campaign Chair, Mark Knutson, Pastor of Augustana Lutheran Church, stated: "Oregonians of all ages are rising up to stand alongside our young leaders who have seized this moment with courage and vigor to shape a safer future for all of us. "
Pastor Knutson is a Chief Petitioner of the effort to "Lift Every Voice" Interfaith Campaign to Ban the Sale Of Assault Weapons and Large Capacity Magazines in Oregon.
A co-petitioner is Rev. Alcena Boozer, former principal of Jefferson High School and Pastor Emeritus of St. Philip the Deacon Episcopal Church, and Rabbi Michael Cahana of Congregation Beth Israel. The Treasurer is Imam Muhammad Najieb, Director of the Muslim Community Center of Portland and a veteran of the Marines.
Rev. Lynn Smouse-Lopez of Ainsworth United Church of Christ is serving as an alternate petitioner, and a number of other faith leaders and young leaders are serving on the campaign steering committee and six sub-committees. They hoped to obtain 2,000 signatures to take to Salem on Monday, March 26.
KOIN reports that "Portland, Salem and Vancouver were among the cities across the globe holding "March for Our Lives" rallies, organized by Florida high school students after the slaughter of 17 people at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland on Valentine's Day. Event organizers estimate between 20-25,000 people attended the march and rally in Portland.


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The words memorial and memories were still in the air during my morning ritual today. After exercising some heartfelt compassion for everybody who had to take part in wars all over the world I thought of war without guns; the fight for freedom women went through for thousands of years.
Oppress what threatens you is a millennia-old game; our female virtues, love, compassion, caring and understanding were deprecated, passion vilified and our amazing power to give life was beaten into us as a duty, and our only value. The dark ages were pretty damn dark for everybody but especially gruesome for women and in that respect they lasted much longer than history accounts for.
With a few lucky exceptions women didn't have any rights as respected members of society for centuries.
Famous philosopher Aristotle propagated that women were evil, disorderly, "utterly useless and caused more confusion than the enemy." Because of this, Aristotle thought keeping women separate from the rest of the society was an enlightening idea.
1200 AD theologian Jacques de Vitry described women as being "slippery, weak, untrustworthy, devious, deceitful and stubborn" - just to name two influential men shaping the opinion of their time.
The "weak and irrational" female had to be controlled; our fathers and husbands would keep us silent and powerless. We were disregarded in the worst ways, abducted or sold to men "in marriage", raped and insulted on all human levels; worldwide slaves.
The most obvious hands-on control was the practice of foot binding in China, which literally crippled women's activities from the tenth to the early 20th century.
Suppression was, with a few exceptions like Spartan and Viking women, rampant in the ancient world and later fortified by the story of Adam and Eve; an interpretation painting Eve as the disobedient, lustful heretic who was to be punished forever after.
That we are nasty and worthless is deeply ingrained in our genes.
But in our shared cosmic data bank are also stories of matriarchal societies, goddesses and Amazones; a rich passionate world of female power mostly described as myth.
There are those few who were revered, like priestesses and oracles and those incredibly brave who resisted, who wanted their freedom no matter what.
Rebel queens and conniving noble women, women fighters and beautiful tricksters, educated courtesans and fierce prostitutes left fear and shame aside and took what was not given freely. Autonomy. Their self worth was defined by rebellion.
Medicine women, witches and sorceresses, artists and gypsies, wild women and troubairitz, many of them punished for standing up for their beliefs are the colorful and fierce minority keeping our true female heritage alive.
From Hildegard von Bingen's mystical writing to Elizabeth Cady Stanton who wrote the "Women's Bible," or Wild West Rebel Helen Jackson who stirred up public outrage with "A Century of Dishonor", her book about the mistreatment of Native Americans, the occasional poet and writer brought light into the mess of their societies.
Many of them are forgotten. Their resistance is barely talked about.
Remembering, honoring and celebrating our history is part of our power.
We also have the memories of our greatness in our genes.
Let's celebrate our foremothers. And remember that this was just about 150 years ago
"Stanton's version read, "The history of mankind is a history of repeated injuries and usurpations on the part of man toward woman, having in direct object the establishment of an absolute tyranny over her. To prove this, let facts be submitted to a candid world." Then it went into specifics:
- Married women were legally dead in the eyes of the law
- Women were not allowed to vote
- Women had to submit to laws when they had no voice in their formation
- Married women had no property rights
- Husbands had legal power over and responsibility for their wives to the extent that they could imprison or beat them with impunity
- Divorce and child custody laws favored men, giving no rights to women
- Women had to pay property taxes although they had no representation in the levying of these taxes
- Most occupations were closed to women and when women did work they were paid only a fraction of what men earned
- Women were not allowed to enter professions such as medicine or law
- Women had no means to gain an education since no college or university would accept women students
- With only a few exceptions, women were not allowed to participate in the affairs of the church
- Women were robbed of their self-confidence and self-respect, and were made totally dependent on men
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After your 12 month commitment is complete, it is our desire that all memberships will revert to a flat $100 yearly rate going forward.


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LEONARD H. CALABRESE, D.O.; MAX R. PROFFITT, Ph.D.; KERRY H. LEVIN, M.D.; BELINDA YENLIEBERMAN, Ph.D.; COLLEEN STARKEY, B.S.
Clinical descriptions of acute or primary infection with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) are rare. Among cases previously reported, most describe an acute illness resembling infectious mononucleosis. We describe the case of a 32-year-old homosexual man with an acute illness associated with strong serologic evidence of a primary infection with HIV. This case illustrates two new clinical features: an acute, bilateral brachial neuritis, and a vesicular, pustular exanthematous and enanthematous rash. Studies of HIV-related serologic results show differential sensitivities for enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay, Western blot, immunofluorescence, and viral antigen techniques in the acute phase of HIV infection. There appears to be significant clinical heterogeneity of the acute phase of HIV infection.
CALABRESE LH, PROFFITT MR, LEVIN KH, et al. Acute Infection with the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) Associated with Acute Brachial Neuritis and Exanthematous Rash. Ann Intern Med. 1987;107:849–851. doi: 10.7326/0003-4819-107-6-849
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Saka Dawa
Beginning on May 26, and continuing through June 24, the month of Saka Dawa celebrates the Birth, Enlightenment, and Death of Shakyamuni Buddha. This month is particularly dedicated to the practice of "merit." And, in particular, the day of the Full Moon, June 9, which is the day most commonly associated with not only Buddha's birth but also his enlightenment and passing away- pari-nirvana - is the holiest day in all of Tibetan Buddhism , where it is said that merit generated from virtuous activities will increase to many fold.
The three principal grounds of meritorious action are generosity, morality, and meditation, although any positive thoughts, words, and deeds are considered grounds for merit. Therefore, we are afforded a wonderful opportunity at this time to be mindful of our actions and to know that what we think, do and say is magnified greatly at this time of year.
Traditionally, during this time, Tibetan Buddhists make pilgrimages to sacred places, monasteries, and temples, or they might travel to be in the presence of a lama. They may circumambulate holy shrines, and will always be praying mantras, such as Om Mani Padme Hum.
Giving and generosity are also very important aspects of this auspicious time. Donations are often given to monasteries, temples, monks, and nuns, but also to beggars and anyone who might be in need.
A beautiful part of this month is the frequent lighting of butter lamps – these lamps are thought to banish spiritual as well as visual darkness.
And, very importantly, another key aspect of Saka Dawa time is to refrain from eating meat. Some even purchase animals that are intended to be slaughtered and set them free instead.
So, as we come closer to this time of year, it is wonderful to keep in mind what a fortunate opportunity we all have to increase merit by being positive, mindful and kind to everyone, including ourselves. I send you my very best wishes for a beautiful Saka Dawa, and for happiness at all times.


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We continue to please the food critics along with our customers.We are grateful for the feedback that brings with it praise, as well as reward for our talented chefs and obliging staff.
A continuous recipient of various awards from Pittsburgh Magazine, Pittsburgh City Paper, UrbanSpoon and so on.
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"Excellent flavor and spice level. The spices were wonderfully layered, and the service was excellent for us. Portions were generous and prices were fair. Excellent experience. Really great place—we wish we had it here in Seattle." – Andy W.
"Authentic Indian food. A little spicy for anyone who has not tried Indian food before. We loved it. We had the buffet on a weekend afternoon and it was great." – Karthick R
"My hubby & I were in the Evans City area for the 2nd Annual Night of the Living Dead festival this past Halloween, & Flavor of India in nearby Cranberry Twp caught our eye. We went to their lunch buffet on a Sunday & the selections were dynamite! Excellent selections, excellent flavor!" – Charly J
"One of my favorite places to eat! The food is always fantastic, I've tried the majority of entrees on the menu. Wait staff is attentive and efficient, keeping your beverage glass full & checking in to see if there are any extra needs. The food is consistently wonderful, spicy or not – Enjoy! –JadeiR"
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Dosas — enormous, papery-thin pancakes made from a fermented lentil-rice batter — are perhaps the definitive southern Indian dish. Tamarind offers several varieties, from which we selected cilantro. Our dosa arrived folded into a triangle to fit the plate; when we unfurled it, the full circle, painted with cilantro chutney, resembled a ringed slice of tree trunk. Its flavor, somewhere between an herbed cracker and a crepe, was complemented by an excellent spicy, sweetly-tangy tomato paste and sambar, a broth for dipping that was chunky enough with vegetables to be eaten as a soup in its own right.


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Come celebrate STEM--Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math--as the Columbia Public Schools Planetarium hosts the third annual STEM Expo on Saturday, November 11. Doors and exhibits will be open from 11:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
In the hallways of Rock Bridge High School, visitors will learn about volcanoes, earthquakes, fractals, computers, 3-D printers, rockets, dinosaurs, how much they weigh on other planets, and much more. Hands-on displays will be provided by CPS Planetarium, Hickman High School's Math Honor Society, Great Rivers Council Boy Scouts, Central Missouri Astronomical Association, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics - Mizzou Branch, and the University of Missouri Departments of Geological Sciences, Integrative Anatomy, Biochemistry, and Engineering.
In the planetarium, visitors can see one of two offerings--Forces of Nature, which focuses on the geology of the planet we live on; or Our Living Climate, which explains what a climate is and how Earth's has ended up so different from those of other planets.
This event is free, but donations of $2.00 per person are welcome. To reserve a seat for one planetarium show, visit http://cpsplanetarium.org.
Planetarium show schedule for Saturday, November 11:
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CPS Planetarium is located within Rock Bridge High School at 4303 S. Providence Road in Columbia. School groups can reserve a weekday show by phone, (573) 214-3148, or by email.


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"Sometimes the littlest things take up the most room in our hearts." -- Winnie the Pooh Today, our little girl is one month old. I'm still on maternity leave, but I wanted to take a second (literally that's all I have these days, as she sleeps on my chest in her carrier) to post her birth announcement. I took this photo of her when she was seven days old. There will be many more photos and words to share at a later date when we discover our rhythm! Until then, here's our little chunk babe. The hubs and I are SO proud and SO in love. : )
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>Sunday, April 1
The tears finally began around 4 pm. By 4:15, I was rocking back and forth with sobs, undoubtedly due in part to sheer exhaustion. For eight days, I trudged around in a hot, alien country, for the most part completely unable to comprehend the culture. Each time I thought I figured it out, I was surprised and unsure again. Definitely I should have gone back with my friends the night before, but even now at the airport lounge, I am on the verge of crying.
My trip to India literally wound down with a bang. That was the sound my foot made as it connected with the leg of the bed in my foofy hotel room last night. I figured that I just stubbed it, but when I woke up this morning, the poor little toe on my right foot was swollen and hurt. This is my second brush with foot injury, as I stepped on a rusty nail on Friday while I was at the Amber Fort. (In that case, it did not go through my shoe, and I only noticed I had stepping on something when my stride was strange. Looking down, I saw a metal plate stuck to my foot. Damn, I was lucky that I stepped on it with the thickest part of my shoe's sole.) Still, I didn't think that I broke it, and even if I had, I wanted to go do some shopping for last minute items around the hotel, so I ate breakfast and set out. Before I left, I realized that I had no sunscreen. Fie.
It was hot, even at 10:30 am. The blazing sunlight proved my prior's night's observation about no sidewalks to be 100% incorrect, I was pleased to find. Still, I was hassled a little bit by auto rickshaw drivers who kept following me and offering to take me to a mall, but I ignored them. (I did get good at that while I was here.) My big plan was to hit the Cottage Industries, which is a multilevel artists' collective shop with handicrafts from around India. Luck was running low for me, and thus when I arrived I learned that it was closed on March 31 and April 1 for inventory. Fuck fuck fuck. At least I could head over to the open air market I visited last Sunday (Monday?) with the group.
The market was still being set up at 10:45, so I headed over to a hotel lobby to pee and wait for a while. My pits were pools of sweat. I couldn't imagine wandering around in weather like this and pondered how I might spend the rest of my last day. Studying my map yielded the insight that the Central Museum of India was not far from the hotel, so I reformed my day's events accordingly. My toe hurt and I didn't want to walk far, heat or no heat, and I was not keen on the idea of getting in an auto rickshaw alone.
At 11:00, I went back to the market. I got two more tank tops like the one I bought on my prior trip. My first purchase was for 300 rupees. This morning the guy asked for 500.
"No, I'll give you 300," I said, crabby from the heat and the sticker that apparently said "sucker" on my forehead.
"450," he countered, smiling and trying to charm me.
"300 or nothing," I replied. I've never been a good haggler, and I credit this entirely to my annoyance that he'd try and charge me more this time. Had I not bought one before, I doubt I would not have known that 500 was too much.
"400 – my best offer," he came back.
"No thanks," I said and walked away.
Suddenly, he was calling after me. "Miss! Miss! 350!"
I walked back. "300 or nothing."
"OK, 300." I gave him a 500 rupee bill. They didn't have change, so he asked if I wanted another. I got one in black and one in blue. The first one I bought is hot pink, and fits me perfectly. If anyone is about my size, email me, and I'll give you the black one. I don't really need three of them… I also picked up some beads for Des, although they are not quite what I was looking for, they were the only ones I saw. They are cute.
My shopping was semi-successful, so I headed back to the hotel. I needed more water and wanted to drop my purchases off before going to the museum. By that point, my toe was not only swollen, but purple with bruising. I tried to find a sundries seller in the hotel, but they had nothing but overpriced jewelry, scarves, and carpets. Oh well. At least I had my hat to protect my face, and I resolved to walk in as much shade as possible.
It was about a ten minute walk to the museum. I swear I felt the flesh frying off my arms. Further, I realized that there was no fucking way that I could wear the same outfit for a 16 hour flight. I had basically sweat through my undies, my jeans were sticky, and my shirt had an enormous wet sweat spot under each arm. I'd also require a second shower.
The museum was unintentionally kitschy, just how I like it. It was only air conditioned in select parts. (If Husband had been with me today as originally planned, he would have dissolved in a salty pool of his own sweat.) I really wished that Rachel, John, and Brian were with me. I knew they would have also enjoyed it. The randomness reminded me of the fun we had at the City Palace museum in Jaipur on Friday. The Central Museum has a fascinating display of arms and weapons, coins throughout the history of India, and many sculptures. Best of all, it has a huge collection of what they call "miniature" paintings. They didn't seem very diminutive to me, but the detail and colors are incredible. Each one is like an illuminated manuscript. Fantastic!
I bought a present for my parents at the gift shop. Unfortunately, they forgot to give me a receipt, which caused some issues when I tried to leave the museum. After detaining me over lack of "papers" for a few minutes, security finally sent me back to the shop to produce evidence that I bought the damn thing. My luck did hold out, and they fished it out of the trash, and upon presenting my "paper" to the security guy, he let me leave.
I was back in the hotel by 3 pm and in the shower soon after. However, I didn't notice that the shower door didn't fully close until I had flooded the floor. Good thing that Indians put drains in the floor for people to wash themselves after using the toilet. Then I puttered about and re-packed my suitcase so that I would not have to check it. I was quite proud of the condensing I did, but ultimately I had to check it anyway. I think I'll get away with carrying it on from Chicago to New York, though, assuming that it arrives with me tomorrow morning.
After all my crying, I checked out of the hotel at 5. The heat (and my toe and lack of sunscreen) dissuaded me from leaving my bags with the bell man and setting out one last time, so I thought I would head over to the airport and sit around for a few hours. What I didn't know was that I would not be allowed into the terminal until 8 pm, so when I arrived at 5:45, I was directed to a special visitor's lounge across the street to wait.
I had to buy a ticket to get in, but this took me some time to figure out. While I was trying to understand what was going on, some guy kept trying to convince me to go to a hotel to wait. He was most annoying, although the last guy to harangue me and easily ignored. I paid my 30 rupees (about 75 cents) to get into the lounge, where I read Julie and Julia, a book by a woman who escaped the drudgery of her day job by challenging herself to cook all the recipes in Mastering the Art of French Cooking (or whatever the Julia Child book is called that I can't recall now and am not bothering to look up) and blogging about it. I'm not into the cooking so much, but it is a great book and I identify with it a little too closely. (Woman hates job and uses blog as release? Anyone?)
I'm writing this up from an overcrowded welcome lounge for business class passengers from various airlines. While I definitely enjoy the comforts of a wider seat and better food, I have always felt a little weird in business class. I know full well that I belong with the peons on the back, and I also know that when I am where I belong, I glare at the business class passengers as I get on the plane, seething with class issues. Today, I feel even more pretentious and obnoxious knowing that I will be reclining in comfort while extremely hard working people struggle to scratch out a living driving a bus 12-15 hours a day and not enjoying any of the comforts that his charges take for granted, like eating in a restaurant we stop at. I know life's not fair, blah blah blah, but it still stings a little bit more now that it is closer than ever.
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The pairs league is finally here! or at least the computational engine for determining rankings has been created. All that is required now is for some pairs matches to take place, so hurry on down to the green and get bowling. Pairs partnerships can be formed ad hoc and need not remain the same from one match to the next, so it's all very flexible. As soon as the organizers are notified of results we will start to populate the pairs league player standings with some real data.


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Maurizio OraniContact this Therapist
MSc psychology - MSc psychotherapy
Registered Member BACP - Italian National Register of Psychology and Psychotherapy
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I am a psychologist and Gestalt psychotherapist with over 10 years' experience, having worked in Italy both in the NHS and the private sector. I am curious and always focused on learning new methods and strategies to support my clients. Since my first degree in 2005, I have included in my education different approaches and I am now able to tailor the therapy based on the person needs.
2017. Gut-Brain Axis – The Hungry Brain. WeightMatters Training Academy
2017. Obesity Management & Food Addiction. WeightMatters Training Academy
2016 The mental imagine in psychotherapy. Italian Gestalt Foundation
2016 Love and dependence. Italian Gestalt Foundation
2015 The powerless experience and the co-created contact. Italian Gestalt Foundation
2015 Working in between, the presence in Gestalt Therapy. Italian Gestalt Foundation
2014 The Process of Grief According to Gestalt Therapy. Italian Gestalt Foundation
2014 Gestalt Therapy and the pathological addiction. Italian Gestalt Foundation
2014 Listening and phenomenological dialog in Gestalt Therapy. Italian Gestalt Foundation
2014 Gestalt Therapy and the pathological addiction. Italian Gestalt Foundation
2013 "The Self theory in Gestalt therapy". Italian Gestalt Foundation
2013 Movement models and personality development in Gestalt Theory. Italian Gestalt Foundation
2012 The still face paradigm"- Eduard Tronick Ph.D. Italian Gestalt Foundation
2012 Gestalt psychopathology: the relational model. Italian Gestalt Foundation
2011 Healing Invisible Wounds: Paths to Hope and Recovery in a Violent World. Italian Gestalt Foundation
2011 Psychodrama theory: clinical and social applications. Italian Gestalt Foundation 2010. New techniques and innovation in Gestalt therapy. Italian Gestalt Foundation
2010 Fragility and integrity. Italian Gestalt Foundation
The Gestalt approach is essentially a hopeful point of view on the human experience, because it recognises the possibility to change in the present and learn effective strategies to restart a good relationship with the environment around us. I will guide and support you in this process, defining with you the best way to become aware of yourself and your possibilities.
Working with a Gestalt approach, means experiencing a supportive presence for you to gain perspective and discover new, unimagined possibilities. As a client you are in control of your creative process. Through this you'll discover the confidence that comes with choice and clarity in your life.
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Thanks to a wide-ranging Gestalt therapy techniques, we can explore together all the positive possibilities you have for being happy and satisfied. The aim is to find the ones that better suit for you and your needs in the present developing a better self-support.
Sessions with me are supportive, non-judgemental, and at times, playful and fun. I bring both levity and sensitivity to the most delicate of situations. We meet, We talk, We try things that shift your perspective to create "insights" and clarity your feelings. You become more confident, more comfortable in your own skin. If you're alive, there's a place for you in the world. We can create the path to this place together.
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Learn About The Historic Salem Witch Trials at the Salem Witch Museum!
Halloween is right around the corner and before you know it you'll be seeing hordes of pint-size ghosts, werewolves, and witches walking door-to-door soliciting candy by crying out "Trick-Or-Treat." And while this annual tradition in itself has an interesting history, those black-draped, broom-straddling she-villains with their signature pointy hats have a fascinating history all to their own. While pop culture may conceptualize witches as green-faced spell casters, the real legend behind them is one of complexity, and perhaps no other historical event depicts this better than the Salem Witch Trials. If you want to discover more about the truth behind this Halloween costume favorite there is no better place to learn about the historic Salem Witch Trials than at the Salem Witch Museum, located in the same town where the haunting incident took place.
The Salem Witch Trials
As arguably the most infamous witch hunt in history, the Salem Witch Trials took place in 1692 in Salem, Massachusetts. After young girls in the village grew ill and were diagnosed with bewitchment, an intense period of hysteria, paranoia, and superstition ensued. A few outcasted women were accused of being witches and, in an attempt to protect themselves, they confessed and implicated others. As charges grew and nearly 200 people became accused of practicing witchery, the justice system eventually became overwhelmed. A short time later the prosecuting court was disbanded and the trials were deemed unlawful, but not before 19 innocent people were hanged and one man was pressed to death.
The Legend Lives On
When the Salem Witch Trials came to an end, those jailed under the pretense of practicing witchcraft were set free. Financial restitutions were given to the families of the victims and apologies were issued. The illness, once believed to be bewitchment, was later reported to most likely be fungus ergot, acquired from ingesting infected grain. Today the trials remain an important reminder of the effects widespread fear has on society, and a chilling testament to the modern-day witch hunting that still takes place in parts of the world.
Visiting the Museum
The Salem Witch Museum documents the dark history of the Salem Witch Trials through staged interpretations and dramatic narrations of the events. Additionally, visitors receive educational insights into contemporary witchcraft practices and society's changing interpretations of witches. As of 2016, admission costs only $11 for adults and the museum is open year round. In addition to the museum, Salem is home to a number of other historic sites connected to the witch trials that are just as fascinating as the museum itself. When you make your visit to the museum, be sure to plan a stop at these other great sites: Witch Trials Memorial Dedicated to memorializing the tragic events of 1692, the Witch Trials Memorial consists of 20 granite benches inscribed with the names of the victims and their execution dates. Although these stone markers exist, the actual locations of the victims' graves remain unknown. Proctor's Ledge Known as Gallows Hill, this location is the actual site where the executions took place. Because it was only recently identified to be the site of the hangings there is currently no memorial or identifying marker in place, although that is anticipated to change. The Witch House This building was home to Judge Jonathon Corwin and it is the only structure that remains intact with direct ties to the witchcraft trials. Tours of the house are offered during which participants gain a deeper understanding of what life was like in the 17th century. Peabody Essex Museum This comprehensive museum of art and culture is home to 552 of the original documents relating to the Salem Witch Trials. The actual court documents are preserved and on display here for visitors to marvel at.
Planning Your Stay
There are comfortable RV accommodations less than ten minutes from the Salem Witch Museum at Winter Island Park. This is a simple campground with beautiful scenery, making it an ideal place to stay at while touring the famous town of Salem. RV waterfront sites and field sites are available so you can either look out over charming beaches or breathtaking bluffs. Hiking trails are located on-site, as well as the historic Fort Pickering Lighthouse! The town trolley stops in the campground so you can easily get to the museum without having to fire up your rig! Whether you'll be disguising yourself with a classic witch costume or not this Halloween, making a trip to the Salem Witch Museum is a great way to get in the All Hallow's Eve spirit! Plan your visit today! If you've already been to the Salem Witch Museum, tell us about your experience in the comments section!


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Century Road Club Association (CRCA) is pleased to announce that the upcoming Grant's Tomb Criterium will serve as the 2018 New York State Criterium Championship.
Unfortunately no other races applied to serve as the State Criterium Championship so CRCA stepped forward to offer Grant's Tomb Criterium as an early season race option. NYSBRA recently accepted that offer.
The CRCA Board is in the process of finalizing approvals for the 2018 edition of the Grant's Tomb Criterium with a planned date of March 10th.
Stay tuned to the race page on CRCA.net for more information.