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The only evangelical college in the world's finest university city...that's who we are! Boston Baptist College offers exceptional higher education with engaging faculty members including visiting scholars from across the globe. A Boston education is like none other! Learn on campus, online, or on location with international study trips that are unparalleled.
As the pressures of the modern world are taking their toll, never has the need for counseling been greater. Boston's Biblical Counseling program equips students to help people at their breaking points. Using the truth of Scriptures, graduates use their competencies to come alongside and move hurting people toward the light.
Jesus loves His church. So do we. But not everybody knows exactly how God may use them to serve in the church. The "Church Ministry Program" is essentially self-constructed, allowing students to build a program to accommodate their unique gifts and interests. The program is practical, flexible and invaluable.
Be prepared to bring the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the 21st century world. Study both in the classroom and in international placements, learning effective cross-cultural strategies of church planting from experienced missionaries, as well as a thorough history of Christian missions throughout the centuries. Lace up your shoes and get ready to go - just like Jesus commanded.
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Those at the secondary level of education (middle and high school) are often times challenging their teachers, authority, and their peers. Students at Boston Baptist College have an opportunity to receive their Provisional Teaching License at the secondary level, and during their time here, will receive a well rounded education in how to not only handle the challenges students face but also learn ways in which to challenge those students in their middle and high school education.
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Portable BackstopWritten by Mary Martin
Baseball is a sport that every person in America plays at one time or another, so everyone has probably seen or used a portable backstop. Common on school playgrounds and at public parks, these handy devices, are popular. Like portable soccer goals, they enable a field to be used for a number of different sports.
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A portable backstop is movable. This is an advantage for a park or school because the baseball field can be converted to soccer or football field as seasons change. The usage of the field is not limited.
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Tom Barclay: Malachi Linton handed rare opportunity to reignite his Ipswich dream less than a year after being released
16-year-old felt like he had 'his heart ripped out' after his ambition of turning professional looked dead and buried
WHEN Ipswich released youngster Malachi Linton in the autumn, it felt like his "heart had been ripped out".
It was a devastating blow that threatened to end the 16-year-old's dream of making it as a professional footballer.
But thanks to a dazzling display at last Tuesday's EFL Exit Trial — the subject of last week's column — Linton's departure from the Tractor Boys will hopefully prove to be just a minor setback.
The Exit Trials are put on by the league for kids who have been denied scholarships at clubs.
It gives them a way back in if they can impress just one of the watching scouts — and that is what Linton looks to have done last week.
The striker — cut loose from Portman Road in September when Ipswich deemed him not physical enough — said: "I felt like they ripped out my heart.
"I had been there for so many years, it was really shocking.
"I couldn't sleep that night. I did not know how to deal with it because I've never really been through anything like that. But I wasn't going to let one decision alter what I wanted to do."
Malachi leant on his older brother Joshua to help rebuild his confidence and rebuild, literally, himself as they went to the gym together and worked on his diet.
He started training with Suffolk semi-pro side AFC Sudbury, who he says were "really good to me and made me better".
Linton also had trials at Crystal Palace and Brighton to try to get back on the horse, though they were ultimately unsuccessful.
Then came last week's Exit Trials at Welbeck Defence College in Loughborough which, to the club's credit, Ipswich recommended to him.
The keen forward and his dad Del, 48, left their hometown Ipswich at 6.30am and arrived at 9.15am — but were not let in for nearly another hour so killed time in the car, chomping on bananas and pondering the day ahead.
Malachi added: "When we eventually got in, it was quite an intense atmosphere. All the players were sizing each other up. It was quite awkward.
"Then when we got in the changing room, it was silent. If you go into a normal team's dressing room, there's usually music playing and a lot of good vibes. But here you could hear a pin drop."
Following a lengthy registration process and a motivational talk, the teams were drawn up and the young players got straight into it. They played three 30-minute games, as well as taking part in extra drills for the keepers to impress.
Linton, who models his game on Robin van Persie, rose to the occasion by grabbing a goal and an assist in front of a host of observers.
He recalled: "I played quite close to the touchline so I could feel all the eyes staring down on me. It boosted me and I really enjoyed it."
As a result, no fewer than nine clubs have shown interest in signing the youngster — including two Championship sides.
But no move will occur until after Linton takes part in the Northern Exit Trials in Barnsley this Wednesday, where he hopes to add to his growing list of admirers.
He has already experienced how cruel the game can be so will not be counting any chickens until a contract has been offered.
But there is no way the determined kid will jack it in if he does not get the answer he wants this time around.
Linton added: "There was one player who was released by Shrewsbury who was an absolutely cracking player, who could play for a Premier League club.
"So obviously being released is just down to a personal opinion.
"There are so many other people who would have a different one. It's nothing to do with who you are, you just have to keep going.
"One man's trash is another man's treasure."
Wise words for one so young.
And the winner is...
GOAL of the weekend goes to Bury's Andrew Tutte for his 30-yard thunderbolt against Chesterfield, which paved the way for a first win under new Shakers boss Lee Clark.
Ain't half bad
CHRIS HUGHTON celebrated his 100th league game in charge of Brighton with his 50th win by beating Barnsley.
If he carries on the way he's going, they'll be building a statue of Hughton outside the Amex in years to come.
Grand gesture
BEN OSBORN netted the 1,000th Championship goal of the season by tapping in a pass from Forest whizkid Ben Brereton, who looks a real star of the future.
Love and war
NEIL WARNOCK is a genius at Championship level. When he joined Cardiff, they were second bottom.
Now, thanks to a 5-0 pasting of old side Rotherham, they are in the top half.
Veiled attack blunted
PRESTON'S 4,700 fans at Wigan wore masks of Simon Grayson to celebrate his four-year anniversary in charge.
But it could not disguise a dour stalemate, with Jordan Hugill missing a penalty.
League of our own
SOME terrific attendances in League One underlined why our lower leagues are unrivalled as 28,000
took in Sheffield United v Scunthorpe and 21,000 saw Bradford v Bolton.
There's a reason why we at The Sun give the EFL so much coverage!
Evans above
ANOTHER Grim day for Steve Evans, who was sent off during his Mansfield side's 3-0 defeat at Grimsby.
It was a reminder of when he was dismissed from the ground completely in 2006 as Boston boss. There were also some worrying reports of fans trying to 'get physical' with Evans up in the stands.
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FLEETWOOD were the big winners in the League One promotion race this weekend, beating MK Dons, while those around them all drew against each other.
It's now a 16-game unbeaten run under boss Uwe Rosler.
Talking points
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One of the first quests I took a stab at when I got back home from my vacation and business trip was to run the quest Made to Order. Made to Order is just one those quests that can make you cringe. Made to Order is located in the Black Anvil Forest in House Kundarak behind the bank. The quest giver is Hazra d'Kundarak. The premise of the quest is to locate and find out what happened to our friend, Haywire, the same Haywire from the Vault of Night Series. Evidently Hazra hadn't received any reports from Haywire in some time and the last correspondence House Kundarak received seemed to be a distressful one. Not to mention that Haywire was contracted to supply them with some golems.
Erdrique and Sornea exploring Haywire's Grotto.
The quest primarily contains three types of enemies: duergar, iron golems, and clay golems. The quest layout is interesting as it contains a number of tunnels and rails/catwalks that can make things a little interesting. But the most distinctive portion of the quest has to be the mine traps. I believe this was the first quest to have these types of traps, which can be extremely deadly on elite if you don't have a way to disarm them or to simply avoid them. They tend to have a wide range of damage and area to be triggered. They also occur in all types of elemental damage (fire, water, sonic, electricity, and acid). This quest probably led the foundation for Undermine.
I do have a few questions about this particular quest. First off, why are their duergar in Haywire's Grotto. This isn't explained at all and makes me wonder what the gray dwarves involvement with Haywire actually is. Second, why wouldn't Haywire develop a way to turn down his constructs with some type of sequence of command words or something. These two questions make me wonder, and let's not forget that Haywire doesn't bother to tell you about the mines…of course those may have been laid down by the duergar.
But the quest does have a pretty funny ending. I find it hilarious to see the multitude of doors and gates to unravel and open up once the marut is defeated. The term "overkill" definitely comes to mind, but then again I guess one can't be too cautious!!
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Overall, Made to Order is a fun quest that can be quite challenging if you aren't prepared for those mines and for the marut at the end. When you get a chance, go explore Haywire's Grotto and save his hide from his creations!! Thanks for reading everybody and happy hunting!!


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An investigation into a popular Plymouth pub has finished and there will be "no further legal action".
The probe into the pub at the Hotel Mount Batten started at the beginning of March, following an incident which saw an elderly lady fall and hit her head.
It has never been made clear if the incident was the reason the pub were being investigation, but it came in the same week that a 70-year-old woman tripped over a chair leg.
Betsey Smith suffered a whiplash injury and spent three days bedridden at home following the incident.
Plymouth City Council carried out the investigation and now says it is "satisfied" that no further legal action is required "at this time".
The council added that the complainant and the owner of the pub have been advised of the decision.
Plymouth Live understands that the investigation was carried out by Environmental Health.
A Plymouth City Council spokesperson said: "The incident at the Mount Batten Pub has been fully investigated and we are satisfied that no further legal action is required at this time.
"Both the complainant and the premises owner have been advised of this decision."
Hotel Mount Batten is located on the historic Mount Batten peninsula close to the Mount Batten pier.
The hotel has 16 rooms and also has a bar and restaurant, which is referred to as the "Mount Batten Pub".
In 1998 when the pub was being built, The Herald ran a competition to name the pub.
The competition was won by Julie Banks and Lynn Turner, who suggested it was named 'Up the Creek', but many opposed the decision because they felt it wasn't appropriate.
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Journey to Saudi
so i'm just blogging now for the sake of blogging. I've been away for awhile now because...(drum rolls) IM GOING TO SAUDI WOOHOOO!!!. So my flight leaves june 23 an I'll be gone for two months, my whole family and I'll be relaxing with the rest of dem saudi's sippin on that zam zam. I've been so busy just preparing, going shopping for gifts yada yada and just working my butt off. I'm so exhausted because there are so many things left to be done and I'm taking my precious time, as if i have time on my hands......which I don't, so don't let me fool you all. But all this stress and exhaustion will be worth it in the end especially when I do umrah with the fam...not that I am bragging and if it sounds like I'm bragging then my bad but who would be able to stop themselves from gabbing on about this.....right?
Well as much as I'm looking forward to the trip, I'm still feeling uneasy because I hate the feeling of having to "miss". I'll miss my friends, family, and especially my best friends wedding, which till now I cannot believe she set it while I'll be away. Saudi is an experience worth taking, the last time I went I felt the sense of belonging almost immediately, an the best thing about this trip now is that I'll be ready for whatever comes my way. I wasnt prepared for alot of things the last time, and I must admit the first week was just horrible, but the simplicity just took my breath away (thats when I got used to it of course). I cannot control my patience, and I'm so eager to see my grandparents again, and do umrah with all of us together just like old times. I have to remind myself that I'm only gonna sleep 6 hours everyday, I cannot waste my time there to sleep so hopefully that works out. So for now the blogging, on my part atleast, has ceased for just awhile, but I'll be back inshallah with full blown force ready to talk about the experience. I'll write when I'm there ya'll...
6 comments:
- Mina said...
Its a shame about your friends wedding you'll be missing...
but think of the excitment that your going to suadi arabia mashallah
I really envy you sis.
- June 25, 2008 at 12:55 AM
- Anonymous said...
lucky you...if anyone's missing out on anything its people not going...inshallah safe trip
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I have to be honest, barely a day goes by when I'm not frustrated by the completely false narrative being broadcast by basically every public speaker on the topic of Bitcoin:
* Bitcoin is fully traceable and not fungible
* Chainalysis works on bitcoin
Triggering me today 😂 .. was the "What Bitcoin did" podcast on the interesting topic of human rights in authoritarian countries. This narrative in full force there, too.
Is it completely hopeless to get people to understand better? 1/n
The result of this misunderstanding will be more and more stuff like this:
i.e. governments believing they can trace bitcoin, prosecuting or sanctioning people who are innocent, and paying huge sums to disgracefully evil companies attacking your privacy.
Meanwhile nobody knows where these coins are; and yet the technique used (public coinjoin I could call it) is the most basic possible: https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/69duq9/50_bounty_for_anybody_recovering_445_btc_stolen/
Bitcoin is not traceable for at least two simple reasons; 1/ that satoshis are not watermarked and 2/that it is completely possible today to make transfers off-chain (I mean in the most general sense; you can make transfers from A to B trustlessly without a connection between the two on the blockchain, using atomic swap variants). Since transfers can be invisible you don't really know what any specific transaction means.
Saying "oh that's only theoretical because few people use techniques" just doesn't cut it:
1/ People do use LN, more and more
2/ People do use coinjoin, not that much, but it's pretty powerful
3/ You have literally *zero* idea how many scriptless script swaps have already happened (using ecdsa-2pc)
4/ it's also mostly not possible to distinguish p2ep type coinjoin from ordinary transactions, depending on pre-existing knowledge
The most common perspective from thoughtful people is, that well we should have better, really strong privacy baked in. Guess what, I want a pony and Roger wants a 100MB block. There are no free lunches, and completely cryptographically "blind" transactions come at a cost. Apart from novelty of crypto (which itself is serious), consider the arguments I made here: https://joinmarket.me/blog/blog/the-steganographic-principle/
I know that blog post is probably a bit eccentric and difficult to read, so the basic idea is just that by definition, you're reducing the security when you blind transactions, and I think (it's not so clear) that you're almost by definition worsening scalability too. Blockchains are a design specifically for public verification. Take the meaning of transactions off-chain is probably the right direction.
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THE meticulously choreographed arrangements surrounding the resignation of Huddersfield-born Prime Minister Harold Wilson are revealed today in previously secret documents.
The timetable gives a behind- the-scenes insight into the announcement that was shrouded in secrecy until the last minute.
Those planning the announcement left nothing to chance, setting out the protocol of telling the Queen, his colleagues and the press.
It reveals Downing Street asked police to be ready with barriers at the time of the announcement.
The document, released by the National Archives at Kew under the 30-year rule, is entitled: "Harold Wilson draft action plan and timetable for resignation."
A handwritten date at the top reads "16.3.76" - the day he announced in a unexpected statement that he was to resign the premiership as soon as the Labour Party had elected a new leader.
The timetable shows he was to first tell Sir Martin Charteris, then private secretary to the Queen, of his decision, the day before the official announcement.
Monday was taken up with revising and clearing the draft statement before showing it to the Queen and senior colleagues.
The final statement was signed, telegrams prepared for overseas posts and personal messages written to European heads of state and US President Gerald Ford.
After a number of meetings and checks on Tuesday, the timetable reads:
12.Prime Minister makes Statement to Cabinet (without addendum).
13. On conclusion, signed Statements to be handed out to Cabinet.
14.On Prime Minister's signal, Mr Haines (Wilson's press secretary) leaves Cabinet Room (through Private Office), tells private secretaries that statement made and authorises Press Office to issue statement.
14a.Normal Cabinet proceeds with Lord President in chair.
14b.Arrangements made for press conference in MoD/Treasury at 4pm.
The document also suggests Wilson's diary was to be left intact until after the announcement had been made, with point 24 reading: "PM's diary revised for Tuesday".


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"We are relying on Russia to exercise very clear pressure on the regime which depends on it for survival," Macron said after a joint press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdogan and German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
Moscow is the principal ally of President Bashar al-Assad's government, which is fighting to recapture Idlib from rebel fighters.
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Thursday, April 26, 2018
BULLETIN: CPL Relocates to New, Larger Space in Woodstock, GA|
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Thursday, April 26, 2018 - Woodstock, GA – The architecture, engineering, planning firm, CPL, recently relocated to a new, larger office space at 615 Molly Lane in Woodstock, GA. The 330-person firm has 13 east coast offices including two in the Atlanta area (Woodstock and Suwanee). CPL's original Woodstock office opened in 2010 and now has a dozen team members in 6,000 square feet of space with plans to hire an additional two to three people in 2018. The new space features a virtual reality design lab where CPL designers and clients can experience simulated walk-throughs of projects before they are built.
"Eight years ago, I was using a door for a temporary desk when we first opened for business in Woodstock," recalled K. Scott Gordon, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP, CPL's local office Principal and current Cherokee County Board Commissioner. "Today, out of our innovative new space (and a new desk), we are servicing clients from many market sectors across the state," Gordon said.
CPL's local portfolio includes the Northside Drive Pedestrian Bridge at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium, the City of Woodstock's Northside Cherokee Park & Amphitheater, the Atlanta Motorsports Park Trackside Business Center, and the Worlds of Puppetry Museum at the Center for Puppetry Arts. The firm is also responsible for the completion of several law enforcement centers in Richmond County/Augusta, Newnan and Locust Grove; as well as the design of the new Wright School of Business at Dalton State College and renovations at the Forsyth County Central High School.
"The architects, engineers and planners at CPL have provided design leadership for many of the city's most notable landmarks such as the streetscape along Main, the Chambers at City Center, and of course, the Northside Cherokee Amphitheater," said Woodstock City Manager, Jeff Moon. "It is exciting to see how their practice has grown, and I am happy that they will remain in Woodstock in a brand-new space they designed," Moon added.
About CPL
Founded in 1975, CPL is a 330-person multi-disciplined architecture, engineering and planning firm offering inspiring design services and enriching communities in 13 cities across 4 states. CPL specializes in the Healthcare, Transportation, Municipal and Academic sectors – providing architectural, interior design, civil engineering, structural engineering, planning, landscape architecture and 3D/Virtual design services to a host of public and private clients. Visit www.CPLteam.com to learn more.
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text: It's October 1st and so, it's the perfect time of year to show support all those who are currently in- or were in the fight against breast cancer. It's a disease that, unfortunately, touches so many of our lives. In the name of Breast Cancer Awareness Month Live Lokai has made pink Lokai's!


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Authority acquires Republic Dam
REPUBLIC — The 28th annual Republic Fishing Derby will go on as scheduled in July, after state and township officials, members of the Republic Sportsman's Club and local businesses worked together to make it a reality.
The Michigamme River Basin Authority has inked a deal with Republic Mountain Lake LLC to buy the Republic Dam for $50,000.
The dam's three lift gates have been re-fabricated and were re-installed this week, and officials have secured the necessary permitting from the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality for the club to operate the dam.
"We will have water for the fishing derby," said authority board member Jim Brennan, "I didn't expect to be here until next year, but we are happy, everyone is happy."
Brennan said A. Lindberg and Sons Inc. removed the gates, then re-fabricated them for re-installation at a cost of $49,000.
The repairs could be funded through a secured loan, as long as the authority is able to pay off the $50,000 mortgage for the dam property within 45 days.
"The (authority) paid $20,000 on the mortgage," Brennan said, adding that the Republic Sportsman's Club has "raised about $12,000, and we're looking to get another $20,000 so then we can get a note to pay for the gates."
Brennan said the club opened a savings account at TruNorth Credit Union, which is currently accepting donations for the project.
Brennan said the project would not have been possible without the help of A. Lindberg and Sons and the dam's former owner, Republic Mountain Lake LLC.
Now that the gates are installed it will take about 15 days for the water to reach the desired level for the fishing derby, Brennan said.
Brennan said the next step is to secure funding for a permanent spillway to replace the dam, a long-term goal outlined by the DEQ permit.
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Claudia is singing "Baa Baa Black Sheep".
It's her favourite song for the time being.
April 26, 2008
Claudia is singing "Baa Baa Black Sheep".
It's her favourite song for the time being.
April 26, 2008
April 24, 2008
I just called my ob/gyn to find out about my blood test result. The nurse told me he won't be back till 2:00pm. I asked her is my blood test result is out and she put me on hold for 10 minutes. Then she told me to call back at 2:00pm and speak to the doctor directly. (I guess nurse are not allowed to discuss patient test result cause they are not fully medically trained). She continue saying that when there are problem with test result, doctor will call the patient immediately. When there is NO NEWS is GOOD NEWS. Keep my finger cross that I won't receive a phone call from my gynae.
April 24, 2008
Grandpa passed away last Sunday (20/4/2008). After a fall and hospitalised for a week, he did not make it through. All of us did not expect this cause he has been a strong person and would go for his walks everyday without fail. Still we all accepted it with calm. I was advised not to attend his funeral cause I'm pregnant. No matter what I do really miss him.
"Grandpa, may you rest in peace. We will take care grandma for you. Thank you for all the things that you had done for me especially during my schooling years. I hope we shall meet again in our next life."
April 1, 2008
I went for my obs/gyn check up last Wednesday. Baby is moving (swimming) while my doc doing the ultrasound scan. It is very cute. Doc said it is still too early to tell the gender but everything looks fine until he asked me: –Doc: Do you know what is Down Syndrome? Me: Yes. Is there a concern? Doc: (Quick and firmly) No. But I have to show you this chart. Because you are 32 now, out of every 461 babies, there will be one baby with Down Syndrome. We can't detect that from normal ultrasound. The normal procedure is do a blood test first and if it does show there is a risk then you have to do the ammonia fluid test. Me: Okay. Doc: So do you what to do the test? Me: Let's do the blood test first. Doc: Okay. It's need to be done on Week 15. So I shall see you in 3 weeks time.
The whole conversation makes me worried after I left his office. If there is a risk, I'll hate to make the decision. Keep or not keeping the baby? Can you imagine a pregnant women have to make such decision. It is torturing. Worst than given birth. Everything should be okay cause both families history does not have down syndrome babies. But again you never know.
April 1, 2008
Lately Claudia is full of questions in whatever she is doing/hearing/seeing. Sometimes it makes me laugh and sometimes makes me lost my patience. Especially watching television time, just like my bro when he is young. Full of questions and the worst part is she keep repeating the same questions like a broken record. Example: –Claudia: Who is that? Me: Oh! That's the hero. Claudia: Hero. (2 minutes later) Claudia: Who is that? Me: He is the same guy. The hero. Claudia: Hero.
This will continue on and on. In some way it good that she is asking question but repeating them is irritating. But I always try to be patient and ask each questions nicely and calm. Her favourite questions nowadays is: –
Above all, "NO" still her ultimate favourite word. Almost everything you asked her, she will answer you 'NO'. The most frustrating part is, she will askedClaudia: What is that? Me: That is a dolphin. (Correct answer) Claudia: No.
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I'm not sure why, but this was a great reading month for me. My strategy is to always keep reading. Sometimes I have to read something light or "fluffy" just to give my brain a break, but I always make sure there is a book in my purse, on my nightstand, and by the couch. That way it is close if I feel like I have a few extra minutes.
Anyway, here is what I read:
This one seemed a little weird when I read the back. A woman starts to see her late husband in her dreams with a "what would have been" life. But I really enjoyed it, as those dreams led the main character Kate into a different part of her life. 4 stars.
#2 Landline
This one was a bummer. I usually really like this author, but this was slow, long and just not that exciting. A pass and 2 stars.
I loved this one! A dysfunctional family all get back together for their father's funeral. I laughed out loud and cried. Read this! 4 stars!
This was another great book. Suspenseful "who did it" book with a Gone Girl vibe. I was surprised by the ending! 4 stars
I loved this too. It really solidified the importance of an outfit and the importance of feeling comfortable in your skin. I want Betty to come give me some tough love in the dressing room. 4 stars.
This was a quick easy read too that takes in Paris and about a marriage in trouble. 3 stars.
This was excellent. It is about early onset Alzheimer's, which obviously is awful and then makes you feel like you can't remember anything but I loved this book. I loved the family dynamic and especially the son in the book who is in college when his father is diagnosed and his pure selfishness about the situation, not because he is truly selfish, but because he is 20 years old. Read this!! 4 stars!


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Defense and Bench Play Guide Thunder to Win in Charlotte
The Thunder entered Saturday struggling to beat teams they should. Teams with a record of .500 and worse. OKC was just 13-9 against those teams.
Key word, "was."
Defense and bench play helped OKC pick up a 101-91 win over the Hornets to snap a three game losing streak.
The bench combined to score 35 points, while the D allowed just 32 second half points. Raymond Felton sparked OKC in the fourth scoring all eight of his points in the final stanza. He added five assists and four rebounds in a homecoming game for him.
Russell Westbrook was OKC's high point man scoring 25 and adding 10 rebounds. Paul George added 17. Steven Adams was a force inside for the Thunder as he dropped 14 points and 11 rebounds on Charlotte.
Next up for the Thunder, they host the Kings inside The Peake on Monday. A Martin Luther King, Jr. Day game. It's the first time in the Thunder's ten year history that they'll play on MLK day.


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The RDI Pacific Northwest Tour .../
As said in a previous post, as a company we do believe in Educational Development that is why when we were asked to host a tour of your facility for the Retail Design Institute Pacific Northwest Chapter, we were very excited!
Every tour we give enriches us and shows us the continuous interest that there is for the natural stone sector from industry peers. A lot of questions arose during the RDI Pacific Northwest Chapter tour, in particular many people were just astonished by our manufacturing technology and its many uses ... practically limitless!
Radon and Radiation emission by natural stone was also something that was discussed during the evening, as well as new project and new commercial varieties of materials used in the field.
Quarrying operations including open-cast or underground quarries, extraction technologies with application of diamond wire cutters or chain cutters, and stone material processing were engaging topics addressed during the event.
But the 'icing on the cake' is to visually see our 5-axis CNC machine operate. It is just amazing, to really realize how the processing of natural stone has advanced! With this technology we can really create anything, and this is just 'amazing' only to think about that.
I am sure people like my grandfather remember the old days when everything was done by hand, and the sacrifices and time it took to do so ...
To us it is also very special to see that people are interested and enjoyed the tour as well ... when we receive thank you notes in email we know for sure that it was a one of a kind experience not only for us but also for the attendees.
I wanted to share with you a special one that I have received ...
Hello Penelope -
The tour you did for RDI last week was fascinating, and your products are really unique. I so enjoyed meeting you and Roberto and Nazzarena, hearing about your family heritage of working with stone, and seeing your design and production process. I love to know the whole story of a product, and the people who make it real. A lot of times these events are about looking at things; in this case I learned something too, which is wonderful.
Thank you so much – M. (Architectural Project Manager II)
And on this point I wanted to say 'Thank you for giving us the opportunity to give you a tour!'
If you are interested in seen some pictures from the tour, we have published several of them on our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/media/set/set=a.907904129236121.1073741848.502138483146023&type=3
Thank you to the RDI Pacific Northwest for choosing to tour our facility and giving us the opportunity to share not only our daily work with natural stone, but also our traditions, and passion!


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Eclipse Pillow
Eclipse Pillow
This graphic statement pillow features handmade black and white pom-poms created with fabric remnants sourced from our sustainable clothing collections. Pair with the Fringe pillow or Bridge pillow for added drama.
20" sq
Envelope closure
Pom Pom: Sustainable fabric remnants
Black: Hemp/Tencel
Natural: Ground to Good fabric created by a Pittsburgh-based company, THREAD. 50% post-consumer plastic bottles collected in Haiti, 50% USA sourced cotton, milled in the USA
Pillow insert not included.
Spot cleaning is best, but can be machine washed cold on gentle cycle inside a protective bag. Line dry and warm iron. Can also be dry cleaned.
3 in stock (ships in 1-2 business days).
Need more? We'll begin to make additional pieces in your order as soon as you check out. Your new handmade style/s will ship from our studio in only 1-2 weeks. Want it faster? Email us and we will do our best to accommodate you!


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The Hills is returning to our screens for a fifth series, but it will be Lauren Conrad's last appearance in the hit show.
Heidi is forced to question once again whether Spencer is the love of her life or source of all her problems as the series kicks off on Sunday May 3 on MTV One.
Also coming to the channel is a chat show hosted by rapper Snoop Dogg, Dogg After Dark, which will include performances from stars and comedy sketches.
After her widely reported public breakdown last year Kerry Katona will once again allow television cameras to follow her around in Kerry Katona – What's The Problem?
And in a slight change from the usual format of Cribs, we will now be given a glimpse into the world of America's most privileged youngsters, in Teen Cribs.
Expect to see an indoor treehouse, a custom built hobbit's den, full size basketball court and a studio filled with state of the art music equipment.


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Get Involved
There's lots of positive action you can take by reducing your use of plastics, and getting involved with the clean up. With the majority of the litter originating on land we're all responsible, so help us to clean up our act!
The Scottish-wide 'SCRAPbook' – Scottish Coastal Rubbish Aerial Photography – involves pilots and observers taking to the skies to photograph areas of the coastline where they spot litter or pollution. This concept,
Take a look at SCRAPbook to see where the worst of the coastal litter is.
Get out and clean up
There are a number of local groups running beach clean events, or you could make litter picking part of every beach outing.
We encourage all volunteers to follow the Marine Conservation Society (MCS) Beachwatch method and making a note of the type of litter that you find for a 100 metre stretch of your clean. Using the Beachwatch method means that all the information gathered becomes part of a valuable data set that shows what the litter is, and where the priorities for action lie. The MCS Great British Beach Clean report for 2017, gives a breakdown of what volunteers collected.
As a result of 20 years of data gathering MCS have been able to see that legislation can rapidly have a positive impact, with the 5p charge for plastic bags resulting in a 40% drop in the number appearing in beach cleans.
Organising a coastal clean up
- Carry out a site check to see what access is like and the type of litter you'll be collecting.
2. Identify your rubbish
Small items like you would put in your everyday rubbish, can be bagged up and your local authority will usually be willing to collect it from an agreed point. BUT you must contact them several weeks BEFORE your planned clean up, so that they can schedule in an uplift.
In Highland contact: www.highland.gov.uk/request The Waste Awareness team is available to provide information on waste and recycling. This includes presentations to community groups and Schools while incorporating fun activities to increase awareness about effective waste management. The team also has litter picking equipment which can be borrowed with prior arrangement, all services on offer are of course free of charge. Please get in touch for more information at email@example.com
In Moray contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
Large items will have to go in a skip or taken to a local recycling or scrapyard. This will cost money – but the small grant funders or local business sponsorship might be able to help.
3. Advertise with posters, press releases and social media to make sure everyone knows about your clean up plans.
4. Let us know what you've done
Post a picture to the MFP facebook page, or drop us a line and a photograph to tell us about your clean up and we'll help to spread the word.
Take a look at the Cromarty Firth litter action page for some ideas of what might work in your area.
You might find that you have costs for your clean up – for example, litter pick up equipment, containers, bags, printing and collection costs if you have large items in your coastal rubbish. We've put together a handy guide to some of the small grants available that can help you to buy the equipment you need to run your coastal clean up . If you'd like to do a more thorough search Funding Scotland is the place to look.
Coop bank Community Donation Fund As long as you're a Community Directplus account holder you're eligible to apply for up to £1,000 from the Customer Donation Fund to support special projects and fundraising activities.
Greggs foundation Local Community Projects Fund awards grants of up to £2,000 to enable not for profit organisations to do something they otherwise couldn't afford to. The foundation only works with specific communities of interest – which you can check on their website.
Macleod and MacCallum, Inverness solicitors and estate agents. Awards annual grants, in 2018 this is "Mini Mac" Grants of £500 each and one "Mighty Mac" Grant of £1,000.
Neighbourly A fundraising giving platform connecting charities, businesses and communities
Pebble Trust Based in the Highlands, the Pebble Trust has a vision of a more sustainable, equal and low-carbon society, where constraints on fossil fuels lead to a more localised economy with stronger, more resilient, communities, and where human activities take account of climate change and the wider environment. Grants of up to £5,000 are awarded
Scotmid Cooperative community grant fund Small, one-off grants of up to £500 are available for the benefit of local communities around Scotmid stores.
Sea Changers Has a specific fund to address marine litter issues, with the following objectives:
- To address the root causes of marine litter in the UK.
- To prevent or reduce marine litter impacting on UK coastal and marine environments and/or species.
- To add to the body of knowledge about the nature and impact of marine litter in the UK.
They allocate grants twice a year. Deadlines are 31st March and 30th September.
Tesco Bags for Help grant scheme accepts applications from community groups, schools, local authorities and not-for-profit organisations. You can now apply at any time for funding between £1000 – £4000 for a wide range of indoor and outdoor projects that benefit your local community.
WHSmith Trust The WHSmith Trust is an independent registered charity (registered charity no: 1013782) that aims to support good causes in the local communities where WHSmith operates, and also to promote literacy and a love of reading. The WHSmith Trust offers grants of up to £500 to voluntary organisations and schools from the proceeds of the compulsory carrier bag levies across the UK. Grants are awarded every six months to charities, schools and community groups of any size, provided they support the community in the UK.
WREN Offers funding of between £2,000 and £100,000 to projects through the Scottish Landfill Communities Fund. You must be within 10 miles of a current or former landfill site to be eligible for this fund.
Let us know if you find out about other funders.
Other marine litter campaign groups
Join other MCS marine rubbish campaigns or campaigns run by other organisations including:
- Fidra – The Great Nurdle Hunt and the Cotton Bud Pledge
- KIMO Fishing for Litter and Pick Up 3 Pieces
- Surfers Against Sewage
- 2 minute beach clean
Get in touch
You can find out more about how to get involved by emailing your interest in helping around the Moray Firth to firstname.lastname@example.com
We can help with promoting beach cleans if you send details to us by email, or post them directly to our facebook page.