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Puzzled by the scale;
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Your body gets used to however much you eat, that is why you don't want to get down too far. I can only eat 1100 calories and not gain after eating that way for so long. It doesn't make sense because eating 200 calories should make me gain when I work out, but it does.
- November 18, 2017 at 10:54 AM
- Betsey C. said...
I hear you. I am trying to stay off the scale, I feel like putting it out in the garage or something. I gained a pound this week, and there is no way I went 3,500 calories over. No way at all. It is so bizarre, and it brings me down. It's probably water retention, but ugh. Let's both keep doing what we are doing, but stay off the scale. Maybe weigh once a month.
- November 18, 2017 at 1:57 PM
- LHA said...
It took me a long time to realize that the scale is not my friend, but I put mine away and weigh very infrequently. A nice loss made me euphoric and an unexpected stall or gain made me think "what the hell" and often start to overeat. My mantra now is "Have I done everything I could today to eat on plan and totally clean? Have I exercised? Then the weight will come off when it comes off." Giving up the constant weighing really helped me lose weight. Could possibly help you at this point. Good luck! You are doing so well!
- November 22, 2017 at 3:32 AM


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"As a member of the Saugatuck Township Fire District for the last 16 years and a resident of the Township of Saugatuck for 21 years, I am disturbed by the actions of Township manager Aaron Sheridan.
"Mr. Sheridan has a history and established a pattern of misconduct so severe, that several officials are under the opinion he will become violent towards those that oppose his misaligned thinking.
"Mr. Sheridan has been instrumental in creating serious intergovernmental issues within the City of Saugatuck, the City of the Village of Douglas and the Township of Saugatuck.
"Some recent examples are Township modifications and revisions to the International Fire Code and the Cost Recovery Ordinance.
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"On numerous occasions, I witnessed Mr. Sheridan's extreme disruptive behavior, badly misaligned thinking, gross misinterpretation of ordinances and fire codes, and disrespect for others.
"On February 15, 2017, Mr. Sheridan was so disruptive and disrespectful that Township Clerk Brad Rudich and Township Supervisor Jon Phillips ordered Mr. Sheridan to leave the office and sit in another room. How can the Township tolerate such an ineffective communicator?
"On July 31, 2017, while attending a meeting with two city managers, zoning administrators and Mr. Sheridan, I witnessed incomprehensible responses to a city manager regarding questions to modifications to fire code questions Mr. Sheridan has been working on for seven (7) months. The meeting went so poorly, that both city managers and zoning administrators refused to continue the meeting, and abruptly stood up and walked out.
"Most serious in nature is the increase risks to the citizens, visitors and firefighters of Saugatuck, Douglas and Township by Mr. Sheridan's actions to dilute Community Risk Reduction.
"Community Risk Reduction is all about a safer community and having an impact on the fire and life safety loss in our community. His lack of understanding of Community Risk Reduction is evident by his actions to manipulate fire codes, life safety practices and Community Risk Reduction.
"In my opinion, Mr. Sheridan does not perceive these essential life safety administrative functions as "value added".
"It is my belief the Trustees must re-evaluate the professionalism, effectiveness and integrity of Township Manager Aaron Sheridan and find an alternate approach to a manager for the township."
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Editor's Note: Township Supervisor Jon Phillips has also apologized to Fire Chief Janik for a joint press release he signed with Rudich after the Feb. 15 meeting that both downplayed and misrepresented Sheridan's actions that Janik said were accurately reported in the Feb. 14, 2017 Local Observer. Phillips said the press release was an attempt by Rudich & Sheridan to cover-up Sheridan's inappropriate behavior and Phillips said he was sorry for participating in signing the release.

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Loved your shots, Well taken! =)
Thank you 🙂 I can't take credit for taking them though :), but I agree with you.
Lovely picture. One post for two photo challenge, brilliant. Hehe, but the hand is not really the main focus, isn't it?
Of course it is!!!
Excellent idea, two challenges in one. Brilliant!!!
You look lost in thought in the last one, but my eye is drawn to the kids in the background as well, with their outstretched hands. Perfect for this week.
Thanks Jeff… the only thing that makes me look kind of "smart" today is to serve both challengers with one post…. Otherwise, completely useless here as I did not even press the shutter button for any of these….
And I don't mean to be ungrateful, I really believe your judgement and if you say the pic is perfect for the challenge I do believe you. I whish I had been behind the camera instead of before it .. that's all.
I didn't take it as you being ungrateful, and I know exactly how you feel about wanting to be the person behind the camera instead of in front of it. At least it is you that is in the photos, and since your blog isn't strictly a photo blog, I still think they are great for the challenges. They give people another slice of your life. Nice.
🙂 I am glad you feel this way Jeff and that you get me :): Tell me something please…are the other two photos in this post visible? The two with hubby? I am asking cause people are only commenting on this one with me in the foreground :S
Yes they are, and very nice shots of the two of you. The first one of your husband is going to drive me nuts though. He looks like an actor, but I can't think of the name and it's going to bug the heck out of me until I figure out who I think he looks like.
The reason I commented on the last one was that the first two are nice shots of the two of you, possibly on vacation?, but the last, you and your "lost in thought" look, and especially the children in the background, make an outstanding, story telling photo.
🙂 Thank you Jeff 🙂
I wish I knew who the skimpy rater is to return the favour :D.
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It's always fun but slightly frustrating trying to get to know a new camera, isn't it? And the best way to learn is to make mistakes – so consider every disappointing shot as one shot closer to a kick ass shot 🙂 I really enjoyed these photos, and like Jeff, love that you combined both challenges into once clever series with lots of hands and a real summer feel. Where was the second one taken? The scenery looks spectacular. And yes, I love that last one, it is incredibly evocative. xxx Ailsa
You are right Ailsa… and sometimes it can be less fun and more frustration depending on the mood and the day ;). I am a total beginner used to small compacts and automode and till now I was happy with just chosing a frame and snapping,but now I wanted more and am not ready yet :D. Working under pressure sometimes can yield good results as I hope it did with my journey and unfocused themes, but this hand thing got me really frustrated…. I had two models, made one really tired and upset (hubby) and made a friend of mine get out of the house at minutes notice, made her run to catch the last rays of sun, made her pose, do gestures with her hands and all the time she craved for an ice cream which she never got :D. Finally, I got tired, peeved and I left her in the city and came back home. Well, maybe I should make this blog a babbling blog instead of posting pics ;). Now, to answer your question, all three pics were taken in the same region which is the peninsula of Istria in the western part of Croatia, very close to Italy :).
Thank you for your support Ailsa. I just need to train my patience.
One of my favourite quotes comes from a playwright called Sam Beckett. "Ever failed. No matter. Try again. Fail again. Fail better." It's something I do every day – makes you a better photographer. 🙂 Next time, take the pressure off, have ice cream with your friend and try photographing a spontaneous moment, you might surprise yourself, and take the pressure off at the same time. If you want a really good exercise in patience, try photographing wildlife – it is perfectly possible to sit for an entire day trying to get a shot and come away with nothing. It teaches you a lot about watching behaviours, and about being in the moment without expecting results. Sometimes, you can learn more by not getting a photo. 🙂
Istria looks like a very beautiful part of the world, I am adding it to my ever-increasing list of places to visit! xxx
Do pigeons on my balcony count as wildlife? If so, I am on top of it :D. Anyway I am not a photographer, or a photographer wannabe nor I will ever be. I thought this was going to be fun. I have to reconsider having a blog here in the first place.
Pigeons totally count! 🙂
I'll second that!!
Paula, you better not reconsider having a blog! I for one would miss it.
Me too, Paula. xxx
Thank you for the support Ailsa :). I guess I should not worry about getting less than excellent rating on this one. xxx
Ignore the ratings, Paula, they mean nothing (you can remove the rating system on WordPress if you like). What one person likes, another won't, you can never please everyone. The most important thing is that it makes YOU happy. So hang about and have some fun with us. Hugs.
Thanks sweetie… you are so wise and yet I have a feeling you are very young :). These ratings are a silly thing; I even once tried to rate my own post just to see if this is possible :D, and it is 🙂
If I may chime in.
Ailsa, you hit the nail right on the head with your take on wildlife. I don't know how many times I've gotten all camo'd up, gotten out in the woods at some ungodly hour, waited for hours, only to have my intended subject pull a no show! Or even worse, have the light go to hell and have the animal within my sights and still not get the shot.
Landscapes can be the same way. I've been to the Pondicherry National Wildlife Refuge in northern New Hampshire four times now to get the perfect late day light on the Presidential Range. I still don't have the photo I want! But I won't give up.
Me either, I'll never give up, it's the thrill of knowing that there's a perfect shot there, just waiting to happen!
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Lovely shots of your and your hubby's hands 🙂
Thank you so much for your nice comment 🙂
I love the intimate feel of the second shot!
Thank you: You have no idea how much your comment means to me right now. I was about to remove my blog today, till I read you.
Please don't give up!!
Thank you. I haven't seen your name. I don't know if it is public and I feel silly calling you the retiring sort ;). I am having some hard time now, and don't know what to make out of this blog, but I really appreciate your support.
I'm going to follow you to see how you're doing. Think of me as an extra grandma! 😉 You can make whatever you want of the blog… let it evolve from day to day!
Thank you dear. You are way too young to be my grandma 😉 Thank you for following this and being all positive. Wish you all the luck and health!
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Hi Paula, I just set a new travel theme challenge http://wheresmybackpack.com/2012/05/25/street-markets/ I'd love you to join in, if you have the time – and if you promise to have fun with it! 😉 xxx Ailsa
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I like the Nike teeshirt photo … the waving hands of the children in the background adds a delightful element to the photo. Well done!
Thank you.
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Nice interpretation…I struggled with this particular challenge. I love the feel of the second one.
Thank you 🙂 Which one did you struggle with? Hands or summer? Here I did "two in one" :D. I have seen your street market submission 🙂 I had to pass on that one.
Sorry I should have been more clear. I struggled with the hands challenge. I don't usually focus on hands and try to keep them out of the photos.
I get it… I was not happy with the theme myself and it made me even upset at some point not being able to produce pictures of hands for the challenge (not for the lack of trying though) and finally I had to upload pictures taken by my husband 😀 and I felt like a cheat, but at least it is about me and my life… We should not feel bad if we can't respond to each challenge… We can always come up with a third one!!!
Summer is about making happy memories and discoveries with the people we love. Looks like you have a beautiful and inspiring Summer. Wonderful photos.
Thank you Island Traveler… each season should be about making memories and sharing with people we love 🙂
Well done! 🙂
Thank you dear 🙂
I agree with you, Paula. A shot exclusively or considerably about peoples hands doesn't have to literally be an image of just their hands. As you've done, especially with you're Nike portrait, you can show more of the person while it's what their hands are doing; how they affect the shot, that draws attention to them and he;ps to tell the story.
Great entry 🙂
Thank you Charlene 🙂
Great song!
Thank you Jeffo 🙂 and I appreciate your taking time to hear it 🙂
Took me a while to find it. My email had another melt-down where I had every email I've deleted over the last few days, re-delivered. So I had to go in a delete everything. I remember you had added a song that you wanted me to hear, but for the life of me couldn't remember where. On the plus side, I got to listen to a lot of your music again last night trying to find it 😀
After rereading some posts, I was reminded of why I followed you in the first place. Good writing, good pics, what's not to like?
You poor thing :). Thank you Mr Sweetness 🙂
Awwww such lovely (and sweet) photos! And a clever entry of course! 😉
😛 Clever is my middle name 😛 Efaharisto poli.
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It's probably best to wait until the bounty has expired to avoid problems. If you do post on MO, make sure to include a link to the original question.
What François says sounds reasonable. In the meantime, here are a few comments (since I don't have the reputation to post comments on MSE):
It's definitely possible to prove that your function is decreasing by an ugly and unilluminating calculation that shows that the derivative is nonpositive everywhere. Specifically, near $k=0$ you can compute the Taylor series expansion and bound the error. For larger $k$, you can check the values of the derivative at a bunch of points and verify that there are no sign changes in between by bounding the second derivative. So if you just need this result to get a rigorous proof of some theorem, then it will be doable.
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mkstemp system call example program to make temporary file
Let us see mkstemp system call example program to make temporary file. mkstemp() system call is used to create a temporary file under Linux/Unix operating system.
The mkstemp() function generates a unique temporary filename from template, creates and opens the file, and returns an open file descriptor for the file. The last six characters of template must be "XXXXXX" and these are replaced with a string that makes the filename unique. Since it will be modified, template must not be a string constant, but should be declared as a character array. The file is created with permissions 0600, that is, read plus write for owner only. The returned file descriptor provides both read and write access to the file. The file is opened with the open(2) O_EXCL flag, guaranteeing that the caller is the process that creates the file.
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#include <stdlib.h> #include<stdio.h> #include <sys/types.h> #include <unistd.h> #include <fcntl.h> int main() { /* create a temp file in /tmp */ int fd; char name[] = "/tmp/FooXXXXXX"; fd = mkstemp(name); printf("Temp file name is %s \n", name); write(fd, "hello", 5); write(fd, " world", 7); /* close fd */ close(fd); }
The program will create a temporary file inside /tmp named as FooXXXXXX. The XXXXXX will be replaced with some random string. With the write() system call we are writing hello and world to the newly created temp file FooXXXXXX.
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It feels weird to make a post regularly. But today i just want to share my weekly project. It's not really a project, I browsed some photography site and they written about challange yourself to have a better photograph day by day or maybe i say week by week since i have a job to do on weekdays. I love to cook but only a view dishes that i like to cook regularly, this time i made a homemade spaghetti for me and my brother (ssttt sometimes i must make 2 plates because he easily jealous when i eat something). This time i took some pictures with a different white balance. I love daylight white balance but sometimes tungsten or white flourescent light will give the best result specially for haul picture. So feel free to give a comment about which type of white balance that give the best result, anyway happy weekend! It's the best day to have a chat with your friends for this day and be mad,lol.
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A look at virtual reality. Is this really a thing that'll be around for awhile, or is it the next 3D TV?
It's supposed to be the 'next big thing,' but that's all wrong when you refer to virtual reality. It isn't the next big thing - it is the big thing.
Unlike some other over-hyped consumer tech gadgets in recent years (I'm looking at you 3D TV), virtual reality - or VR - has taken over the playing field by almost every company who's making things to sell to consumers.
At CES in January, I saw more companies and more crowds around virtual reality than even drones and big screen televisions. I saw shoes to wear when playing a VR game, and a chair/table/hammock thing you can sit or lie down on that will follow your head movements so that your body goes there too.
Samsung's Gear VR display had two rollercoaster simulators where people were strapped into what appeared to be one section of a coaster that was attached to a controlling arm. They were all wearing Samsung VR headsets and were being flipped, twisted and thrown forward just like they would be if they were on a ride at a theme park.
Instead of flying high above the park, though, these thrill seekers were only moving 10 feet or so; it was the visual experience that made it seem real.
Virtual reality was everywhere!
The trouble is, no matter what I write, no matter what anyone says, no matter what wild commercials these companies can produce, there is no way to experience virtual reality without putting on a headset. It's a very personal experience.
But let's try anyway.
You can add accessories such as hand-held controls and earphones. Of course the more accessories you have, the better the experience.
Content creation for virtual reality is a huge business now as companies are pushing out new games and experiences for these systems.
"Basically you put on a headset, you get transported to another place," explained J.B. McCree of HTC Vive. "Hopefully it's realistic enough that you buy into the illusion of being real. You allow yourself to actually let go and interact with objects, pick things up, playing games, exploring
places. You can go to foreign places; you can listen to music; you can do all kinds of different things."
HTC Vive took me to one of its play stations, a simulated game room with blue walls and lots of light. First I tried a game that took me to the top of a skyscraper. I opened the elevator door, and there I was standing on a wooden plank high above New York City.
I did stand on a board that was placed in the room, but when I looked down, it appeared to be a rough and bouncy wooden board held up with just a few nails or screws.
As I walked to the end of the plank, I truly felt that I was dozens of stories up in the clouds and that if I were to fall off the board, it was a sure death by faceplant. I found it to be more difficult thinking I was not about to die than thinking it was just a game.
Next, I grabbed a wooden baseball bat that was fitted with a VR sensor. I stepped in to face a Major League pitcher. When I swung the bat (and missed), it was almost like I could feel the breeze from a 95 mph fastball.
Gamers are upgrading their computers or buying new ones, clearing room in their house or garage and logging on to play shooter games with friends. I can totally see why, too.
While a Samsung Gear VR will set you back about $100, it only works with late model Samsung phones. The Oculus and HTC Vive cost under $1,000, but you'll probably need to upgrade your computer or, more likely, buy one that's VR-ready with fast enough processor and video card.
On the low end is the Google Daydream View that works with its Pixel phone and a couple of others - I use my Motorola Z Droid. The Daydream comes with a hand-held controller, and it's pretty good, but nowhere near the realism of the Gear VR, though it costs $79.
I wish I could take you all to a VR game room so you could experience virtual reality for yourself. I think you'd agree that virtual reality is not only the next big thing, but it's going to be around for a long while.


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Luxury fashion, is definitely one of those things that you're either into and buy into or just aren't really fussed about and carry on doing your own thing. Now, i'd like to think of myself as someone, somewhere in-between the two.
I adore Luxury fashion, I truly do believe that some pieces you'll find from some of these designers, both old and new are so intricate and carefully planned that even if you got something similar – it will never be the same. However, at the same time, I also try and be rational and pragmatic – paying an extortionate amount of money for an plain blouse/ simply because the fabric is 100% silk. simply doesn't cut it.
I do think quality is key in the outcome of your outfit – however, I also think that if you are careful and play your cards right you can achieve the same effect on a much more reasonable budget.
Whenever I'm about to kick-start my seasonal wardrobe I also try and scout a trend/ pattern that is featured in the luxury/ /premium market. I like to think that it will give me an idea as to what to look out for when I head to the high-street.
My main focal points are:
- Colour palette
- Silhouette
- Fabrics
- Detailing
- Colour Palette:
Bright? Uniform ? muted? Monochromatic? What is the overriding colour palette/ colour trend that designers are looking at?
Currently, I am sticking to a muted colour palette with one hero colour – RED. Red has definitely been the centre of attention with regards to colour, from Alexander McQueen, Chloé and Christopher Kane – this colour has dominated AW/17 collections.
If you are a real trend focused shopper an outfit in a single shade, head to toe, might be something you may want to look at too.
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2. Silhouettes
Fitted? Oversized? structured? Baggy? Cropped? which shape is taking the lead?
When it comes to silhouettes, I prefer to look at a brand that I like rather than the catwalks. I feel that catwalk silhouettes are a bit too dramatic for me to decode for the sake of finding similar high-street pieces.
I decide to look at one or two brand and have a look at what catches my attention the most.
For the moment, my favourite so far have to be the oversized and the structure. Yes, two complete opposite sides of the spectrum, but two that I know will be dominating my wardrobe in the forms of blazers, coats and knitwear.
For example, one of my biggest silhouette influences, oddly enough is Gucci. I love the loose fit of their garments, combined with a 'structured design' ( such as a shirt) ; but on the other hand, love the pussy bow feature, on most blouses and dresses – adding a little bit of drama and fun.
Structure, on the other hand comes into play with outwear – mainly in the form of blazers. Balmain has been leading the way in this department. Alongside my current love for blazers, comes my love for double breasted woollen – blazer styled coats. Yes that is a mouthful and something that I mad up. Essentially it is a coat, usually short that is double breasted, adopting a blazer aesthetic. A perfect way for transitioning a style you love from Autumn, to Winter.
The one rule I have when buying a "dupe" is that it can't be an exact replica of the actual thing. I know, this completely defeats the purpose of a dupe – but I find it a bit more fun when you find an item that has a luxury/ trending influence but still has it's own characteristics.
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3. Fabrics
This isn't so much about fabric quality, but rather the appearance of certain fabrics – silk, velvet, suede, leather etc…
Which fabrics are worth adding to your seasonal wardrobe this year? What to keep an eye out for? This is something that I like to draw from both catwalk trends and individual brands.
Shearling and (faux) fur is a key example of trending materials. In jackets, shoes, and fringing to handbags too – it is everywhere.
But on the other hand you also have your standard staples that are still going strong – Leather, wool and cashmere.
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Leather: Zara
4. Detailing
Last of all, we have details. This is something that get's overlooked quite a lot I'd say, if you aren't someone who frequently compares between luxury and high-end ( most normal people – i'm just a weird one with clearly too much time!)
The best example that I has influenced my shopping choices, is the pearl trend. I personally, think that Chanel has had a crucial role to play in the development of this one. Whenever I think pearls, my mind instantly traces back to Chanel – it's incorporated not only in jewellery, but clothes, handbags and shoes – giving us a full 360.
Zara, in particular , is one high-street brand, whom firstly has one of the fastest catwalk to shop floor turnovers I have ever seen and secondly has really gone full out with the pearl embellishments. From the sleeves, collars and shoes – they have nailed it.
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And there you have it, my 4 main tips on how to incorporate runway/ designer trends into your everyday, high-street wardrobe. If you have any other tips, I'd to hear about them!
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- Boots: Zara
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There's a company in Paris that makes foldable, wheeled luggage. It's not only convenient and affordable but the luggage is also stylish. But what do you expect from the French? Lipault's line of luggage is made of soft but rugged nylon twill fabric and "aircraft-grade aluminum retractable handles." When not on a plane or train, the luggage folds into a four-inch deep polyurethane bag for easy storage. Good news for savvy American globetrotters, Lipault is available in American retail stores including Gracious Home.
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A commitment to traveling full time and indefinitely around the world comes with plenty of tasks to complete. There are plans to make, flights to book, gear to get, bags to pack, family and friends to say goodbye to, finances to get in order, and a whole host of other bits of business to accomplish before our big departure. All of those things will happen over the next several months and we will check and re-check to make sure that we are creating a scenario for the best possible outcome. But none of those tasks are weighing on our minds right now. The biggest challenge facing us right now?
Staying present and thankful in the current moment.
How does one focus on the joys of today when tomorrow seems so exciting and filled with promise? How do we stay rooted in bettering ourselves and our partnership right now rather than waiting until "someday when we travel"? When does planning for our future goals and travel begin to shadow and wreak havoc on all that we have at our fingertips right now to enjoy?
You see, waiting until "someday" has the ability to creep into the crevices of your mind and invade the way you interact with the world even when you are actively planning a life absent of the concept of "someday".
We absolutely must stay present and thankful for the here and now. Not to would be a waste of a year of our lives. As anyone reading along knows, wasting a year is not in our plan at all! We don't even want to waste a minute!
Everyday we rise, thankful for our good health and our comparable good fortune. We take note of the small things, of the excitement that is inherent in the day to day. We try to live and interact with others in a purposeful manner. We attempt to savor each bite of favorite foods, hear each note of well-played music lists, and feel each cold gust of all-too-familiar New York winter weather. Admittedly, spending our days with young energy makes these goals much easier than it would be if we occupied individual cubicles all day! Who can deny the wonder that exists in the mundane when spending the day with a two year old who is new to and excited by…. well…. everything? Who doesn't get even a little bit excited themselves when watching a six year old discover that letters put together make words on a page. Young people make our day to day tasks easier to get excited about.
And yet, every so often, the excitement of future travel creeps in and the grass looks a whole lot greener on the other side of the border crossing. Thoughts of exotic sights, sounds, and foods dance in our minds. Daydreams of foreign adventures ebb, flow, and intermix with more mundane thoughts throughout the day. Of course there will be trials, we tell ourselves! But won't they be fun?! And exotic challenges are far more exciting than normal everyday challenges!
Honestly, even I giggle at our own view of long term travel- as seen through a lovely pair of rose colored glasses. Past travel has, of course, taught us that the only "exotic challenges" that have any sort of "fun", "exciting", or otherwise positive sheen to them are those you are seeing in your rearview mirror. Likewise, "exotic challenges" have a strange way of feeling like "normal everyday challenges" when you are dealing with them in the moment! And yet it is just so easy (and fun!) to imagine everyday from the day we begin our longterm travel as rainbow colored and full of unicorns and kittens. It makes trudging along today seem worth it. But what if we could change the focus and view today as a step on our journey instead of as a means to an end?
When we look back in our rearview mirrors these days leading up to our trek around the globe could be as beautiful as the adventures that follow.
And so that is what we strive for. To see the adventure and the beauty in the experiences we inhabit right now. To do otherwise would be to contradict our very deepest conviction…. that life is a gift and every moment should be lived with purpose, passion and integrity and that no plan, no hope, nothing that can be done right now should ever be put off until "someday".


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The school's annual sports day for Years 7, 8 and 9 took place on Monday 4 July.
We experimented with a new whole day format which included all three year groups competing in Form Groups at rounders and dodgeball alongside the traditional track-based athletics element in their Houses, which Burlington won overall.
All pupils and staff had a great day which was complimented by the excellent weather. We intend to continue with this format next year.


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Garden Network Aims to Preserve Endangered Butterflies and Bees
SAN ANTONIO, Texas – If you've ever watched the process of a caterpillar becoming a colorful Monarch butterfly, you'll likely appreciate the challenge being issued by the National Pollinator Garden Network.
The Million Pollinator Garden Challenge calls on everyone - from horticulture professionals to schoolchildren and volunteers - to help create and register one-million pollinator gardens by year's end.
Butterflies and bees have been in extreme decline in recent decades, and Mary Phillips, the senior director of the National Wildlife Federation's "Garden for Wildlife" program, says Monarch populations, normally seen on their annual migration through south Texas, have plummeted 90 percent in the last 20 years.
"Monarchs are something people identify," she says. "It's an iconic butterfly that many of us have experienced in our childhood. So, that's been an amazing motivator to get people to focus and engage around the pollinator issue."
Officials in San Antonio recently re-affirmed their commitment to preserving Monarchs and other species. They're developing pollinator-friendly gardens at 24 sites across the city. Scientists say habitat loss, parasites and pesticides are among the causes of pollinator declines.
Phillips notes that a Cornell study found one-third of all the food we eat is the direct result of pollinators.
She says the Garden for Wildlife program helps not only insects and animals but also gives people a daily connection to the natural world, whether they create a garden in the city or the country.
"It's very small to very big," she adds. "Some of these are creating tremendous acres of habitat and others are kind of connecting corridors across urban settings. So, both of those approaches are equally valuable."
Million Pollinator Garden Challenge participants can learn more, register their gardens and take a look at the Challenge Map online at pollinator.org.


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I've spent decades dreaming about the perfect life. It's about time I let myself have one.
Thursday, 7 January 2016
Arctic winds
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Tunnistinkin jo heti parista ensimmäisestä kuvasta Ruissalon. Kaunista, kaunista. Vähän tulee ikävä vanhaan kotikaupunkiin!ReplyDelete
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Kiitos samoin sinne Ahvenanmaalle! Sormet olivat kyllä jäässä niin nopeasti, että kuvaaminen jäi pieneen kohmeessa näpsimiseen.Delete
That does look very cold, but also very beautiful tooReplyDeleteReplies
I would have liked to take more photos but it was far too freezing for anything else than a few quick shots.Delete
My goodness I cannot imagine how cold that must be! I hope that you will stay safe and as warm as you can! xxReplyDeleteReplies
When I was younger this kind of weather was a piece of care, more or less, but as years have gone by and I no longer absolutely have to go anywhere I'm finding it increasingly hard to face the cold. Staying indoors is a great option as our homes are designed to stand the freeze.Delete
What beautiful pictures. I particularly love the last one. It's hard for me to even contemplate temperatures as low as -20. Keep warm. Barbara XReplyDeleteReplies
It's just a matter of what you wear as they say... However, it seems we took most of the winter gear we would now need to thrift shops a year ago when we were preparing the move from the countryside to a town.Delete
That does look so cold, but also so very beautiful. It's nice to view it from here without suffering the cold temperatures! Sarah xReplyDeleteReplies
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According to JLL, Mainland Chinese investors exported over $5 billion into the hotel real estate sector across the globe in 2015, and the country accounted for nearly half of all cross-border investment out of the Asia region. As Chinese investors brought a new perspective to deal selection, what are the trends that will shape the sector in Asia Pacific going forward?
Experts including Tony Ryan, Managing Director, Global Mergers & Acquisitions for JLL Hotels & Hospitality and Yuval Tal, a partner in law firm Proskauer, identify four major trends that are likely to influence the industry in the coming years.
Asia Pacific has bucked the downward trend in global hotel investment. In the first six months of this year, transaction volumes in the region rose 13.2 percent to US$3.8 billion, according to JLL's "Hotels Investment Highlights" report. By comparison, volumes in the Americas and the Europe, Middle East and Africa region dropped 51 percent and 60 percent respectively.
Mainland China transacted US$ 252 million worth of deals in the first six months of the year, the third-largest volume in the region after Japan and Australia. As uncertainties continue post-Brexit, investors are beginning to see China as a safe haven. This is supported by the fact that the mainland has maintained its upward growth momentum while growth in major developed economies has slowed.
Chinese investment in commercial property and land deals totaled US$3.5 billion in the first quarter of this year, down 20.5 per cent year on year, according to JLL data. Still, China moved up one spot to become the second-most active cross-border investor after Germany. Chinese capital has been a major force shaping the global real estate market and likewise, its impact in the hospitality sector has been significant.
An Anbang Insurance-led group's bid for Starwood Hotels, worth almost US$14 billion, earlier this year is an indication of Chinese insurers' appetite for global hotels assets. Chinese investors have also been active in Australia. Chinese money accounted for a third (by volume) of Australian hotel transactions last year, according to JLL data, with investors picking up some big names such as Hilton Sydney (AU$442 million), and Sydney's Sheraton on the Park (AU$463 million).
Chinese investors"Chinese companies recognise the significance of the hotel and tourism industries as the global middle class swells, particularly in emerging markets. Some Chinese players are aggressively acquiring hotel management companies to establish vertically integrated travel & tourism businesses (including travel agencies, transportation and accommodation)," says Ryan at a JLL and Prokauer co-hosted seminar - "China Hotels Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A)"- in Hong Kong last month.
"Other Chinese companies are looking to enhance and extend their domestic hotel businesses by acquiring hotel management platforms with recognised brands and world class expertise. Also in the mix are Chinese insurers, who are not yet investing in real estate to the same extent as their Western peers – this will probably change and they are likely to emerge as a large buyer domestically and globally."
In Australia, China was the country's second largest inbound market by visitor arrivals last year and the largest market by total expenditure and visitor nights. Visitors from China generated AU$8.3 billion (US$6.2 billion) in total expenditure, a number that is estimated to increase to AU$13 billion by 2020.
These numbers have prompted a strategic shift in mind-set, with hoteliers such as AccorHotels establishing China-focused initiatives to woo more spenders from the country and customising their service standards to meet Chinese cultural expectations. Hotel groups began to see potential in securing long-term demand, in view of the Chinese preference for quality accommodation.
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With over 18,000 visitors and over 700 cities, the Smart City Expo World Congress, is one of the world biggest event related to smart cities. This year it will take place from 13 -15 November in Barcelona. You will be able to find all of the SCC01 lighthouse projects, including Sharing Cities there, to presenting their findings and progress.
The event will bring together thousands of participants from all around the world and several hundred cities. Participants will include local, regional, national government representatives, international organisations, international financial institutions, government agencies and many more. The event will enable governments and inter-governmental organisations to support local economies, local SMEs and strengthen country or city branding.
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The president of Glendale's teachers union, Tami Carlson, wants the city to pay $13,800 to fix a garden wall at her home that she claims crumbled to the ground due to a leaky fire hydrant.
Carlson found herself in the spotlight in October when she refused to sign a federal grant application that could have funneled $40 million over four years to Glendale Unified because district officials refused to promise not to lay off teachers next school year.
About two weeks before Carlson — along with union leaders at other districts across the state — refused to sign off on the application, citing concerns about federal requirements attached to the money, she came home to find the wall separating her and her neighbor's property broken.
About a month later, she filed the $13,800 claim with the city, which is still being reviewed.
Carlson said she was shocked when she saw the broken wall after coming home from work that day. She said the wall prevents people from falling a couple of feet onto the neighbor's front yard since her La Crescenta home is built on a slope.
"It's pretty steep," she said by phone Monday, adding that she wanted to fix the wall as quickly as possible because her grandson lives with her.
City spokesman Tom Lorenz said the city attorney's office is reviewing the claim and won't provide more details until a decision is made on how to respond.
Carlson said she expects the city to pay up because she doesn't see how officials could deny her claim.
"All the dirt was completely wet," she said, adding that she had several contractors look at the wall and determine that a leak caused the damage.
Weeks before the wall broke, her neighbor had called complaining about the fire hydrant, but city officials didn't respond, Carlson said. After that, Carlson saw city crews working in the area near the hydrant before the wall fell down.
Carlson said she selected a contractor who estimated the project would cost $13,800. Work is slated to start next week.
"I want it done right," she said. "I never want this to happen again."


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Elissa GOMEZ
Elissa attended Marinello School of Beauty, and is also trained and certified in Redken and Davines haircolor. She enjoys furthering her knowledge and craft by attending hair shows which keeps her skills fresh and up-to-date. Working with clients brings her so much joy, from building relationships to witnessing someone instantly feel better about themselves simply by having their hair transformed. Elissa specializes in women's haircuts, men's clipper work and grooming, Keratin Smoothing Treatments, & Balayage services.
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A. Oribe Volumista I love volume.
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A. PIZZA (pepperoni) & Starbucks.
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A. Keratin treatments and haircuts on men and women.
Q. What is something someone might not know about you?
A. I've trained in Kajukenbo karate and kickboxing since I was 8 years old. I received my black belt at 17 years of age.
Q. When I'm not working on the weekends you can find me…
A. Tailgating @ 5am and attending the Oakland Raider games.


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The 25th of September always makes me feel special up to now. And this year was no exception, as one can read from my My Happy, Happy, Happy 29th Birthday post. I've been so blessed! And one of the greatest blessings I've received this year is the wisdom to realize that.
But for my birthday, I had one ardent wish. I've wished for this since late April this year when I saw the news on TV: to watch The Phantom of the Opera with my husband–front row! I could sense that my husband was preparing a different gift for me (something I am sure I would have also loved), but to be with the Phantom AND my husband (who hates musicals) is really my heart's desire. And wishes do come true! So this is I on my day:
- Racerback dress from G200
- Simple black belt nenok-ed from another dress
- Quilted satchel bag from Chanel
- Multi-colored necklace from a tiangge in Cebu
- White shoes with kitten heels from Prada
Actually, the alternate title for this post is Fashion Faux Pas at the Phantom, because I committed a fashion blunder! I was actually choosing between the dress I wore and a little black dress (from which the belt I wore was nenok-ed). The dress I was wearing was obviously a day dress that would have been proper for a daytime tea party. But I was scared of being overdressed–I remember going to a James Ingram-Patty Austin concert and being the only one in a dress! Then going to a Valentine's benefit dinner/dinner-for-a-cause wearing a simple (no sparkles) red ankle-length dress, only to be surrounded by women wearing jeans! So to play it safe, I opted to wear a sundress…it may be on the casual side at least it's a dress. Then upon arriving at CCP, lo and behold!
The ladies were dressed to the nines! Full make-up, glam hair, sparkly dresses, killer heels, designer clutch–the works! Hay! Sayang talaga! I should have known better–we are talking about THE musical event of the year, plus we got front row-seat tickets! This, I was underdressed. Sigh.
Anyway, a few days after I wore this dress, I was pleasantly and mildly surprised to have seen a very similar dress featured on my favorite fashion magazine, People Style Watch. Lookie lookie here:
and here's a closer look at my G200 sundress:
The cotton fabric, the racerback–same! Even the prints are almost identical. Although I think the bust design of mine is better as it is more structured, I prefer the design of the one in the mag because I love yellow.
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Postado on Mon Jun 13, 2016 9:15 am
Full Name: Agatha Leung
Aliases: "AK Lady"
Nationality: Chinese-Serb
Languages: Chinese , English , ABIT of Russian , Serb
DoB: 8-9-2015
PoB: Serbia.Ниш
Age: 21
Height: 1.7M
Weight: (Secret)
Blood Type: B
Hair Colour: Brown
Eye Colour: Brown
Religious Orientation: Christian
Affiliation: The Hidden
Role: Explorer
Distinctive Features / Acts: "Mhm"
[Your character's name] Characteristics: (What characterizes your character? Any traits, downsides, perks, skills? Hates, dislikes? Etc.)
Physical Description: 1.7 M tall , wearing a gas mask and black hoodie , has a Military backpack on her back, she has common body as others, forehead is covered by bandage
a Hunting Rifle (SVT-40)
an Assault rifle (Something like this , I will get the proper image soon)
Backpack,Gas mask , and a old working flip phone
[Insert image here if you please]
Background Story: Born in Serbia , Half Serb, Half Chinese. Her father was a teacher in a School. Agatha's life is pretty fucking common,She managed to survive the nukes,she was just passing by Ukraine while the nukes hit. Agatha tried to be a teacher in a shitty town, but those kids are dumb , and that job's salary is low as hell, Without those chips , she can't survive. So, she left the shitty town , try to find some place that she can earn more chips.
(Will add details soon...I guess...)
Adored - Admired - Love Interest - Comrade - Great Friend - Friend - Respected - Liked - Acquaintance - Neutral - Slight Dislike - Disliked - Hated - Despised - Death Wish - Demonized
Personal Relationships:
Allied - Liked - Neutral - Disliked - Hostile
"Xaver" - I...I really like this person , he called me "AK Lady" before , I believe we first met because we both trying to get on that fucking floating island....we had lots of fun...and....theres more detail...but I think I will not go into them in here...
"Boris" - This boy thinks I am his mom , eh , its kinda random but , poor kid...
"Ma'am" - Me and she are both on the same job against UAF...Well...are we like Revolutionist now? (Its "Sektor")
"Fletcher" - Good Friend in the hidden!
"Jenny" - I wonder where the fuck is she now...(This Jenny Collins , not the Explorer one)
"A Rad-Tech guy" - A person that saved me from a fucking werido...he told me his name but....I cant remember...all I can remember is hes a Rad-Tech guy
"Ivan" - a Fucking weirdo that cutted my forehead...
"a Bandit..." - He fucking tested his drugs on me...the first drug test was pain and the second drug test was...was...ehh.......Anyway , he also burnt my leg...but he patched it up afterwards....I dont really hate this guy...hes fine...I guess
Faction Relationships:
The Hidden - Allied
"I work with them!"
UAF - Hated
"Serve and protect my ass!"
Freeland Union - ????
"What the fuck are you talking about? Who are these guys?"
Cultist - Hated
"There's only one lord and his name is Jesus Christ"
Rad-Tech - Neutral
Forgotten MC - Neutral
"Cool guys"
Warheads - Disliked
Theme song:
(I just love this song)


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- February 18, 1943 - June 11, 2017
- Camden, Tennessee
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Andrew was born on February 18, 1943 and passed away on Sunday, June 11, 2017.
Andrew was a resident of Camden, Tennessee at the time of passing.
Mr. Holland was a retired electrician from TVA, a member of the Missionary Grove Baptist Church, member of IBEW Local 429 and member of the Camden Masonic Lodge 179 as well as Past Master of the Masonic Lodge. Survivors include: Wife: Allene Stone Holland of Camden, TN Daughter: Jacquetta(Hal)Galbreath of Camden, TN Son: Aaron Holland of Camden, TN Grandchildren: Andrew, Chloe, Justin Great Grandchild: Kade Sister: Mary Atchison of Camden, TN Funeral Services will be conducted Wednesday, June 14, 2017 at 11:00 AM at Stockdale-Malin Funeral Home in Camden, TN with Bro. Bill Douglas officiating. Burial will follow in the Morris Chapel Cemetery in Camden, TN. Visitation with the Holland family will be held on Tuesday, June 13, 2017 from 5:00 Pm until 8:00 PM and resume on Wednesday At 8:00 AM and continue until service at 11:00 AM. Masonic Services will be conducted on Tuesday, June 13, 2017 at 6:00 PM at Stockdale-Malin Funeral Home in Camden, TN.


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It seems this year that God is speaking to me in patterns. January had its own theme, and now February is blanketed in the idea of dreaming. It's been the reminder that I have been given a dream. And at some point, I set that dream down. And though I've been trying to pick it back up, I'm not making the time for it like I should.
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A surprise package showed up on my doorstep last month. It was a copy of Dreaming With God by Sarah Beth Marr. Instantly, it was grabbed by little 3-year-old hands.
"Is this for me?" a little voice inquired. She'd seen the ballerina on the front and instantly thought the book was hers to be had. When I finally got the book back from Sarabeth, I noticed how similar their names are. It was a like a little smile from God. The reminder to teach my little girl to have big dreams. If I myself don't have big dreams, I can't also teach Sarabeth to chase her dreams.
Are You Dreaming with God?
It was several years ago now that God woke me up in the middle of the night. He placed a dream in my heart. One I haven't been able to let go of. But one I've also still been waiting to fulfill. Dreaming With God was a beautiful reminder that waiting is part of the process of the dream.
Marr shares stories about her dreams of dancing ballet. It is through those stories that you are reminded that you have been given a bold call to chase down our dreams. Without being prescriptive, Marr invites you into the process of remembering your dream. Through anecdotal stories, scripture, and questions, Marr reminds you that it is God leading you on the journey.
As I read, I felt like I was being led on a gentle journey towards fulfilling my dream. I was reminded of things I'd forgotten along the way. And I was inspired to start walking towards fulfilling the dream in my heart again.
I'm looking forward to the day when I can read this book with Sarabeth and help her walk towards discovering her dream. To steep that dream in scripture and think through the questions Marr poses at the end of each chapter. It's the perfect book to share with a young girl finding her place in this world.
I received a copy of this book from Baker Books. This review is my own, honest opinion.


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Borrowing for a rainy day: emergency loans in Bangladesh
Blog post by a student on the job market.
Weather shocks are a constant and growing threat to much of the world's rural population whose livelihoods depend on agriculture (Dercon, 2002). The cost of being exposed to these shocks is high: households sell productive assets or reduce spending on essential goods and services that can have substantial negative long-run consequences on household wellbeing. Moreover, households often adopt agricultural production processes that are less risky but also less productive in order to limit their exposure to these types of shocks (Janzen and Carter, 2018). Unfortunately, it has proved challenging to develop financial tools that reduce exposure this risk. Traditional insurance is often absent in developing countries because of moral hazard and adverse selection. Furthermore, weather-index insurance, which was designed to help farmers increase their resilience to extreme weather events, has suffered from low demand (Cole and Xiong, 2017).


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Great news on the long weekend! We got a full paper titled "Analysing User Generated Content Related to Art History" accepted for the 11th International Conference on Knowledge Management and Knowledge Technologies i-KNOW Conference 2011. The conference will take place between 7-9 September in Graz, Austria. The Conference Proceedings of i-KNOW 2011 will be published by ACM ICPS. We are looking forward to presenting our paper at the conference.
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3 stars hotel at the crossroads of the Puy du Fou and Futuroscope
Hotel de la Gare, 3 star hotel in Thouars.
The Hotel de la gare is a 3 stars hotel located just 15 minutes from the historic center of Thouars, a town classified for its Art and History. Alexandra and Roger, the owners welcome you in a warm and family atmosphere particularly popular with business travelers, who have over time become loyal customers. Our rooms have been completely renovated and are set in a very quiet spot.


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J & K Combined Competitive Main Examination 2015 – KAS Mains Exam Eligibility | KAS Mains Exam Online Application
Jammu and Kashmir Public Service Commission,
Srinagar – 190 009.
Website : http://www.jkpsc.nic.in
- The Commission has developed an online Application Form for the Combined Competitive ( Main ) Examination. The Application Form together with instructions for filling up the Application Forms will be available at the website of the Commission from 15.10.2015.
- Syllabus for the ( Main ) Examination as contained in SRO 387 of 2008 dated 01.12.2008 as amended from time to time has already been provided to the candidates at the time of filling up of the forms for the ( Preliminary ) Examination. However a copy of SRO 387 in the downloadable format is also available on the website.
- Candidates are advised to go through the instructions and all the eligibility conditions prescribed for the examination before filling up of the online Application Forms.
- Last date for filing of online Application complete in all respects is 31.10.2015.
- Last date for submission of fee / bank challan is 02.11.2015.
- Candidates will also be required to submit in person or by the registered / speed post a hard copy of the downloaded online application form, alongwith copy of the bank challan duly stamped by the J&K Bank Branch concerned and the other requisite documents within five days after depositing fee, in the Office of the Public Service Commission at Solina, Srinagar or Reshamgarh Colony, Bakshi Nagar, Jammu as the case may be.
- The Commission will not be responsible for any postal / courier delays after the above prescribed last date.
- Date of commencement for submission of online applications = 15.10.2015
- Last date for submission of online applications = 31.10.2015
- Last date for submission of fee / bank challan = 02.11.2015
1. Online applications are invited from permanent residents of the Jammu and Kashmir State for admission to the J&K Combined Competitive ( Main ) Examination, 2014 in accordance with SRO 387 dated 01.12.2008, read with SRO 62 of 2014 dated 11.03.2014 and J&K Public Service Commission ( Conduct of Examination ) Rules, 2005 to fill up the posts in the below mentioned Services :
- Junior Scale of J & K Administrative Service; and
- J & K Police ( Gazetted ) Service; and
- J & K Accounts ( Gazetted ) Service.
2. Details of vacancies to be filled up are as under :
Total Number of Vacancies : 51
- Junior Scale of J & K Administrative Service = 33
- J & K Police ( Gazetted ) Service = 16
- J & K Accounts ( Gazetted ) Service = 02
Service and Category wise break up of the vacancies is as under :
|Sr. No.
|Junior Scale of J & K Administrative Service
|J & K Police ( G ) Service
|J & K Accounts ( G ) Service
* Two posts each in Junior Scale of the J & K Administrative Service is earmarked for selection of Physically challenged candidates through Horizontal Reservation in accordance with Govt. Order No.62-SW of 2001 dated 13.03.2001 read with Govt. Order No.108-SW of 2013 dated 01.04.2013 and Combined Competitive Examination Rules, 2008.
3. Scheme of Examination : The Combined Competitive ( Main ) Examination 2014 shall consist of two successive stages – written test and interview. Only those candidates who have been declared by the Commission, to have qualified the Preliminary Examination vide PSC Notification No. PSC/EX-15/47 dated 05.10.2015, are eligible for admission to the Main Examination subject to their eligibility in accordance with the rules which is further subject to the scrutiny of the documents at the time of depositing of the hard copy of the downloaded online application forms and at any stage which the Commission may deem fit and expedient.
The candidates shortlisted based on Preliminary Examination, besides, applying through online mode for the Combined Competitive ( Main ) Examination, 2014, shall also be required to submit a hard copy of the form alongwith the following documents in the offices of the Commission located at Jammu and Srinagar as the case may be ;
- Matriculation or Secondary School Leaving Certificate as proof of date of birth;
- Educational qualification certificate;
- Permanent Residence Certificate;
- Certificate of belonging to RBA / SC / ST / ALC / OSC / PHC.
- Certificate of holding of a civil post under the state as required, under SRO 387 dated 01.12.2008, for seeking age relaxation, ( if relevant ).
- PHC category candidates should furnish the disability certificate on the proforma appended to this notification.
- Character Certificate issued by the Head of the Education Institute or by University last attended by the candidate or by any Gazetted Officer of the state.
- In case of a candidate already in Government Service, a character certificate issued by the concerned Head of the Office.
Application forms without these documents shall be considered incomplete and liable to rejection.
Note 1 : Copies of documents submitted by the applicant should bear the self-attestation by the candidate.
Note 2 : The candidates are advised to write their complete postal address including Pin Code to facilitate quick postal deliveries.
After successful submission of the online application form, a challan will be generated indicating the basic details of the candidate which inter-alia shall indicate the amount of fee to be deposited in the J&K Bank branch as given below :
- General Category = 505/-
- Reserved Categories = 255/-
The amount of fee payable shall include 05/- as service charges for the J&K Bank.
Candidates are advised to deposit the fee at any J&K Bank Branch on the next day of filing up of online application form.
5. Date of Examination :
- The Mains Examination will be held from 23rd of November, 2015 at Jammu & Srinagar simultaneously as per date sheet to be notified separately by the Commission.
- The date of holding the examination shall not be changed unless required for any unavoidable reasons which shall be at the discretion of the Commission.
- Change, if any as such, in the date of examination shall be notified accordingly.


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HIPPOLITE Family Tree
with links to British India
Info provided by Warner Hippolite firstname.lastname@example.com
James Joseph HIPPOLITE(30yrs) in Calcutta, Bengal, married ??, children:
Henry (Harry) Osmond Hippolite
Irene Blanche Hippolite (born 3rd July 1897, died, Calcutta, 7th Aug 1897)
Next Generation
Henry (Harry) Osmond HIPPOLITEon 22 September 1896 married Mabel Eveline SWANN, (b 27/11/1873 Calcutta. Parents: James Thomas & Grace Victoria) children:
Ernest Osmond Hippolite (b 22/4/1899)
Next Generation
Ernest Osmond HIPPOLITE (b 2/4/1899, d Dec 1971 Brent, London, aged 72yrs) married ??, children:
Leonard Charles Hippolite (b 7 July 1922, d 14 Jan 1971 Manchester)
Ernest Osmond HIPPOLITE (widower, b 2/4/1899, d Dec 1971 Brent, London, aged 72yrs) on 30th October 1928 in Jhansi, Bengal, India married Neta Y DeROZARIEUX (b 1905. Father Lucas DeRozarieux). Resided at 112 Milford Gardens. children:
Douglas Ernest Hippolite (est DOB 1930)
Lorna M Hippolite (DOB 26/9/1931)
Warner J Hippolite (est DOB 1933)
On 26 February 1948, Douglas Ernest Hippolite arrived at port Tilbury UK, having travelled from Bombay as a student aboard ship "Stratmore". The proposed address in the UK was 32 Bridgewater Road, Alperton, Middlesex.
On 6th July 1948, Douglas Ernest Hippolite boarded ship "Canton" from Southampton port and headed to Bombay as a student.
On 3rd August 1949, Lorna Hippolite, 18yrs, stenographer, arrived at London port, aboard ship "SS Ranchi" from Bombay. Proposed address un UK was Blakeshall Hostel, Kidderminster.
On 21 October 1949, Leonard Charles Hippolite, Foreman Welder, arrived at Liverpool port aboard ship "Lancashire" via Burma. Proposed address in UK was 35 Kipling Rd, Northville, Bristol.
On 24 March 1950, Ernest and Neta Hippolite with Douglas Ernest (age 17yrs) & Warner (age 20yrs), arrived at Liverpool port from Bombay aboard ship "Jal Azad". The proposed address in UK was 11 Woodfield Avenue, Colindale, London NW9.
In 1957 Ernest Osmond Hippolite, Neta Y Hippolite, Douglas Ernest Hippolite, Lorna M Hippolite and Warner J Hippolite were registered as voters at 112 Lancelot Road in the Burough of Wembley-South-Polling District
On 25th July 1959, Lorna Hippolite, Nurse, arrived at London port, aboard ship "Straithaird". Proposed address in UK was 112 Lancelot Rd, Wembley, Middlesex.
In (Oct-Dec) 1959 Lorna M Hippolite married Reginald W J Moss at Willesden district, Middlesex.
In 1965 Ernest Osmond Hippolite, Neta Y Hippolite, Warner J Hippolite and Mary B Hippolite, Reginald W Moss, Lorna M Moss were registered as voters at 112 Lancelot Road in the Burough of Wembley-South-Polling District
Next Generation
Warner J HIPPOLITE (est DOB 1933) in 1961 at Willesden, Middlesex, married Mary B KEARNS. Lived at 12 O'Hara, Rita. Children:
Susan (b UK)
Dawn (b Darwin)
Lorna M HIPPOLITE (DOB 26/9/1931) in 1959 married Reginald W J MOSS at Willesden district, Middlesex.
Information on pages contained in this website have been supplied by family members/researchers for the enjoyment and mutual benefit of all concerned.
The Administrator does not vouch for their accuracy.
Click on other letters below to see other Family Trees
For Additions/Corrections click here
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The Reversible Regular Bikini Bottom has a great shape, subtle side detail and O'Neill Hyperdry technology. Even better, you get two colourways for the price of one!
In 1952 Jack O'Neill set up a small surf shop on the shores of San Francisco. Despite none of his friends believing in him, he went on to build the world's leading wetsuit company in just a few years. It just goes to show - if you want something bad enough don't let anything hold you back. We truly and wholeheartedly identify with this story as it rings so close to home with Blue Tomato being built up in much the same way.


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No Bake Oatmeal Cookies
Heather says:
These cookies may also be called penuche oatmeal drops. Penuche describes the original flavor of fudge. It's what fudge was before someone brilliant decided to add chocolate.
It'll be hard to wait for these goodies to cool enough to handle. You may speed up the process in the refrigerator.
* 2 cups light brown sugar
* 1/2 cup unsalted butter
* 1/2 cup milk
* 3/4 cup chopped nuts
* 3 cups rolled oats
* 1 teaspoon vanilla
Melt the butter in a heavy saucepan, stir in the sugar and milk. Bring to a boil, stirring often.
In another bowl stir together the oats, nuts, and vanilla.
Pour the sugar and butter over the oats and stir until they are thoroughly coated. Drop by rounded tablespoon onto wax paper.
Attempt to let the cookies rest undisturbed until they have cooled completely. Really, stop snitching bites, I saw that.
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Recipe: Sugar-Free No Bake Chocolate Oatmeal Cookies
Ingredients for Sugar-free no bake cookies:
■1 stick butter (try Smart Balance sticks for a healthy alternative)
■1/2 cup skim milk
■2 C. Splenda (or equivalent sweetener)
■3 c. quick cooking oats
■1 tsp. vanilla extract
■6 T. cocoa 1/2 cup peanut butter
Directions for Sugar-free no bake cookies:
1.Melt butter, milk and Splenda in a large saucepan over low heat; stirring frequently.
2.After mixture is thoroughly melted and blended, bring to a boil for 1 minute.
3.Remove from heat and immediately add quick cooking oats, vanilla, cocoa, and peanut butter.
4.Mix well and drop by tablespoons onto wax paper-lined cookie sheet.
5.Gently press mixture down with back of spoon. Let cool, then put in storage container or cover.
Just printed this out. Can't WAIT to make it.
can you find or know of a recipe that my grandmother made that was amazing and just consisted of rolled oats soaked in oil and then combined with brown sugar. i remember the oats soaked up all the oil (don't know quantities of ingredients) overnight and one simply formed rounds. chewy, rich, flavorful and NOTHING cooked…. thanks
I grew up on these cookies…they're amazing. My mom always added peanut butter to them, though… (She adds peanut butter to everything- boxed brownies, rice krispy treats, pancakes… she'd put peanut butter on peanut butter, if she could.) Anyway, nice recipe. I enjoy this site very much.
Can you give me the nutritional value of the no bake oatmeal cookies? God Bless!
Oh… and for Becky and Ivy… I have done a few sugar-free desserts (I am diabetic) so if you need some ideas do let me know. I'm afraid I haven't got all of them tagged as 'sugar-free' on my blog… I will be updating that this weekend.
Oh. My. Word. These are soooooooo good. I made a batch to give away in some homemade Christmas gift-boxes and they were snarfed up in no time. Thanks for sharing this recipe.
Do you have recipes for Diabetics? any sugar free cookie recipes? I try to make sugar-free cookies without using any artificial sweetners and it's harder than it looks most of the time. I have a few recipes that I do, but I am always on the lookout for more Thanks
Have I told you lately how much I love this site? 🙂


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Three friends and myself planned a "getaway" for a night and truly recieved that when we stayed at Embassy Suites across from Crabtree Mall.
After dinner at the Cheesecake Factory, we proceeded to the hotel to check-in. The wait to check-in was about 20 minutes, which was a little annoying, but the front desk was very apologetic and even sent a gift basket to our room because we had to wait!
The hotel has a Bistro and Bar, a beautiful indoor pool and whirlpool, a fitness center and a computer work station with printing capabilities. In addition the hotel offers complimentary transportation within a two-mile radius based upon availability and to and from Raleigh-Durham International Airport. The suites are two rooms with a mini refrigerator and microwave. There is also a nightly manager's reception.
Breakfast the next morning was amazing! I have stayed here three times and each time it has been a delightful stay!