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Bettina is a very delicate and dainty hair comb. Sparkling solitaire cut stones are set in a pretty design of a single flower and leaf. This is often chosen by brides purchasing several of these to place in a design together at the side or back of the hair, or alternatively they also look wonderful one on it's own for bridesmaids and flower girls. Perfect for brides wanting a feminine and romantic look.
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Aberdeen Hash 25th Anniversary – 23 January 2008
Its 11.00am on the 23 day of the first month of the 25th year. And so, from my vantage point high above Tyrebagger Hill car park, I can look down as Aberdeen hashers quietly assemble for this momentous hashing occasion - yes, the 25th anniversary run of Aberdeen Hash.
As the clouds scurry overhead in the fresh January air, I hear the GM gently calling the assembled hashers together with the ceremonial call "Gather round you bastards". Bedecked in traditional hash finery, all tastefully trimmed in silver baking foil, the hashers slowly shuffle into a perfectly formed circle.
A hush settles amongst those gathered. The GM, the most honourable Dicky Bird, solemnly opens proceedings by welcoming those assembled to this auspicious gathering. The RA, the most holy Numbskull, welcomes the numerous visiting and new, hashers. And now, the Hare, the most venereal Aids, steps forward to announce the start of the 25th anniversary run.
And so they leave through soft morning light. I see Cannae be Arsed leading the pack with a softly spoken "OnOn" call. I see hash ancients Penguin, Sir, and White Trash stumble forward as they wheeze along slow yard by slow yard. I see Olymprik head off in the opposite direction. I see Harley interneting hash subscriptions into his 2008 holiday account. I also see the girlie walkie talkers aimlessly wander off while still maintaining unflickering eye contact as they debate yet again, who said what to who and when, what they really meant when they said it, and why they maybe said what they did, and what they really meant to say when they might have said what they did, when they said what they did to some one else, maybe.
At the woodland beer check I can just see thirst quenching beer and champagne being passed round. And now, yes, I can just hear the dulcet tones of the traditional Aberdeen hash chant "Father Abraham" drifting though the morning air, led by choir master Little Shit.
And so, having returned back to the historical car park, proceedings continue with the distribution of prized ceremonial remembrance awards - woolly hats and iced sponge cake.
The GM now steps forward again - the circle reforms – further hash awards are given:
And so, as the winter sun starts to set on the days proceedings, the proud Aberdeen hashers start to leave ready for yet another 25 years of hashing at the final frontier: their 25 year mission: To find strange new runs - to seek out new trails and beer checks - to boldly run where no hasher has gone before.

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Ivan, Jennifer and I went to lunch at the El Nido Boutique and Artcafe on February 13, 2009. Ivan had cream of mushroom soup and a tuna sandwich. I had banana soup. Jennifer had the
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The first thing that smacks you about this release is that they don't make them like this any more. The second thing you realise is that apart from Gus Till, nobody really made them like this then.
The premise is this: Gus' releases on the long-defunct Flying Rhino get polished up and/or remixed and/or have the correct versions of tracks released. Yes, correct versions: you can't help but raise a minor grin at the idea of label managers being so stoned, they released track 1 on the DAT despite having a little label on it saying "finished version is track 4. bom!"
Anyway. The music stands up just as well today as it did then, if not better: through Till's various incarnations (Slinky Wizard, Bus, Stoop & Fidget) there is a tangible personal stamp, a definite Gus-ness, running all the way through. One would never really expect the current raft of new producers to have a similar sonic fingerprint. After all, they all use the same software as each other so we should probably be looking for fingerprints left by a VST plugin or something.
Bus' remix of Beautiful People is a masterstroke in sinister texture. Bullet (Correct Mix) fuses sublime melody with 'avin it energy. Bugged still sounds like having the pressure of several thousand atmospheres forced upon your skull, and Slinky Wizard's Fistfull Of Mutants has that lysergic squishiness that the current psytrance scene can only dream about.
Stoop & Fidget's Mefisto is one of my most-played tracks the last couple of months; it passed me by first time around (a curse of not being able to afford music, something I rectified with psyreviews) but by god does it kick. This should be taught on the national psytrance curriculum (which, thank god, doesn't exist). "How to make energy come from nowhere" or possibly "how to use the space between the sounds instead of f*ing snare rolls."
N By NW6 is still a classic, brought back to life by (re)masterer Simon Polinski. Something's Always Out There and Finissimo are both class examples of the Gus sound: the drive, the tilt and the attitude all present and correct. Top of the heap for me has to be Uncontrollable Substance, a track I hazily remember from whenever Back In The Day was.
The only shame about this album is the likelihood of it slipping under all too many a radar. There are awesome moments here, and it really is a lot more than just an historical document. If anything, Best Of The Rhino Years makes you question the validity of a lot of the music from the past five years that you previously thought was good.


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This week's recipe was contributed by Heather from basilmomma. She has an impressive cooking blog and always has great recipes posted! Cooking for herself and her family is more than just a necessity. Heather truly enjoys it! Her food isn't fancy, but it's real. Her recipes aren't from "Le Cordon Bleu" but they were tested in her kitchen and they work! Her panel of judges agree (3 boys!)
This recipe may look odd, but just try it! You will be pleasantly surprised. It could be served as a dessert, or even a salad before dinner. It is both sweet and savory and it is definitely a palate cleanser.
Watermelon Jello with Fresh Fruit, Mint, and Feta Cheese
2 packages of unflavored gelatin
2 cups of watermelon juice (puree watermelon and run it through a strainer...the "water" will be leftover)
1 1/2 cup white grape juice
1 tsp lemon zest
2 cups chopped fresh fruit (suggestions- peaches, green grapes)
crumbled feta cheese
mint for garnish
In a saucepan sprinkle gelatin over the watermelon water. Let sit for 5 minutes. Add the zest and juice and cook on a low heat until gelatin is dissolved.
Add half of this mixture to a pretty, 2 quart dish (as you do not un-mold this jello) and sprinkle the fruit over the top. Cover with plastic and refrigerate for 1 1/2 hours. Allow remaining watermelon liquid to sit at room temp.
After the first layer has set carefully spoon the remaining mixture over the top and return to the refrigerator. Allow to sit in there for a few more hours or until set.
When ready to serve cut into squares and garnish with the feta and mint.
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Perfect for a summer picnic! Thanks Heather!


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Sk8 Dawg
This movie follows fourteen year old Tommy Schooner who comes from a family of skaters as he challenges a local bully to a competition. However, he soon realizes that he is in over his head and must rely on his best friend and his dog to train him and make him ready for the big showdown.
Genre: Adventure, Comedy, Family,
Actors: Joey Lawrence, Tony Hawk, Sara Fletcher,
Director: Ari Novak
Country: United States
Duration: 90 min
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Modern Vidya Niketan Schools personifies the twin ideals of perception and perfection. Education at MVN not only strives to inculcate strong reasoning in each student but also enable them to grow up to become empathetic individuals.
Thus, the responsibility is on the educational institutions to facilitate intellectual stimulation to generate, maintain and disseminate knowledge. Excellence in academics and distinction at professional learning have been the motto of the school since its inception in 1983. With the unparalleled results and scaling new heights every year, our credentials all speak of the unending support and guidance that the students are provided by a highly trained and skilled staff who work tirelessly with the ever co-operative parents who ensure that both home and school provide the best for the growth of the child. Be it the attainment of the position as the all-India IIT topper (2009 & 2012) or the selection of scores of meritorious students to various renowned IITs we have done it all and will continue to do so.
Our system ensures that the quality of education is constantly monitored and the standards are not just reviewed and maintained but also improved with each passing day. I feel elated to recollect MVN group's journey from a single school to a group of schools and also the addition of Management and Engineering colleges to its glory culminating into the prestigious MVN University. I extend my heartfelt wishes to all our students who helped shape MVN as Late Shri Gopal Sharma Sir envisioned.
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Linden Comansa to roll out new models at Big 5 Heavy
DUBAI, March 1, 2018
Leading tower crane manufacturer Linden Comansa said its UAE dealer Aremates will be showcasing one of its innovative models - the 16CM260 12t flat-top crane - at the Big 5 Heavy show being held from March 26 to 28 in Dubai.
The Big 5, a brand of reference in the Middle East with regard to construction fairs, is organizing the Big 5 Heavy show, an event dedicated solely to machinery for public works and construction, and independently to other fairs for the first time.
For this reason, it is expected that this event will be one of the main meeting points for the construction market not only in Emirates but in the Gulf, said the company in a statement.
Aremates will be promoting its services of rental, sale, assembly and maintenance of tower cranes at stand OS A40 of the outdoor area, where it will be exhibiting the model 16CM260 12t together with Linden Comansa.
Thanks to its 12 tons of maximum load and a maximum reach of 70 meters, this flat-top crane is currently one of the most 'in demand' cranes in the construction market in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Oman, it added.-TradeArabia News Service


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I am a fully Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) , a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) and a Nationally Certified Counselor. I am currently licensed in the states of Michigan and Wisconsin.
I am currently accepting appointments for "in office" sessions in Hancock, MI which will be starting August 15, 2017. I currently accept Magellan, UPHP, BCBSM, BCN, UMR, United Health Care, and Priority Health Care. I will update as I add more insurance companies. Exception: I do not take Medicare if any part of your insurance includes this I will need to refer you to another provider.
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There really isn't much to the disc galaxy NGC 5866. The so-called lenticular galaxy, which was photographed by the Hubble Space Telescope, has numerous and complex dust lanes appearing in dark and red, while many of the bright stars in the disk give it a blue underlying hue. Although similar in mass to our Milky Way Galaxy, light takes about 60,000 years to cross NGC 5866.
"In general, many disk galaxies are very thin because the gas that formed them collided with itself as it rotated about the gravitational center,"NASA wrote on their website.
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Situated in the leafy lighthouse precinct of Aireys Inlet, Windy Hill is only minutes walk away from the Split Point Lighthouse and tearooms. Even closer is Steppy Beach, where you can swim or snorkel or just enjoy the quiet cove. Kids will enjoy the playground, sanctuary and the inlet, all within a stones throw of Windy Hill so you can put the car away! Even the shops are a delightful stroll up the cliff walk with spectacular views along the coast.
A Classic '50's Beach House
Windy Hill is one of the original beach houses of the Great Ocean Road. In winter you can sit by the wood fire and catch up with your favourite movie in front of the large screen TV. Or enjoy the winter sun from the enclosed verandah or north facing deck where a gas barbecue and outdoor furniture are provided. It has the retro beach house vibe that will take you back to holidays with your grandparents with the convenience of modern day touches such as a dishwasher and large deck.
Windy Hill sleeps up to 8 with 2 bedrooms with Queen sized beds, and one with a Double and a set of Bunks. We do not supply linen but it is available on request for a fee per person.
And don't forget to pack the coffee for the coffee machine.
We understand the need for affordable family accommodation and provide a homely, well positioned house in the highly sought after lighthouse precinct of Aireys Inlet.
And if you are staying for a weekend, we can help you make the most of Sunday with a late checkout.
No car? Windy Hill is just 400 metres from the bus stop and within easy walking distance of shops and beaches.
Please note that being an older style home we do not have air conditioning or central heating, but rely on the woodfire to keep the house warm. There is one radiator, but you will need to light the fire on those cooler nights. Wood is supplied.
The Great Ocean Road
Aireys Inlet boasts a stretch of coast where a wide variety of pursuits can be enjoyed. Surfing, swimming, canoeing, snorkelling, cliff and beach walks are all within walking distance of Windy Hill. And you can always head up the valley to the Great Otway National Park where walks take you to waterfalls, fern gullies and steep timbered ridges. Horse riding is available and the riders can regularly be seen taking advantage of the long stretch of beach from Aireys to Fairhaven.


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Below are a few of the ingredients we use and why we use them.*
Rose Hip See Oil
This is my most go to oil that I use daily and more honestly, multiple times per day. I use it as a make-up remover, hydrator and all over refresher.
Just a few facts about rose-hip seed oil: it is high in Vitamins C & A. It can help to correct UV damage, reduce the appearance of scars, burns and stretch marks; it treats fine lines & wrinkles. Rose hip seed oil is a wonderful hydrator for dry skin. Oil as a hydrator for your skin? YUP! Rose hip seed oil is considered a "dry oil". Basically what that means is that it absorbs into your skin very easily and doesn't leave behind a heavy, greasy feel. A protective barrier is created to help prevent dehydration. Who would of thunk it??
Another interesting tidbit is it helps to normalize your skin by giving it the vitamins it's missing. With putting back all those goodies, your skin then becomes more firm and retains its elasticity. So it's no wonder why it's my go to each and every day! I have created a daily facial serum that I use (and now sell by the way) EVERY single day (day & night). If you do decide to try the Daily Barrier Serum, let me know what you think!
Contains: Vitamins A, C & E and is very high in essential fatty acids
Carrot Seed Oil
Carrot seed oil???? What the heck is that you may ask. Well it is oil made from Queens Ann Lace. You remember those right? They are seen everywhere on the side of the road, in your yard and gosh only knows where else. In fact most of us think they are a weed to be gotten rid of. Guess what? Probably one of the best kept secrets ever! Carrot seed oil is high in antioxidants and has natural antiaging properties. It helps to protect your skin from environmental elements like pollution, UV rays & stress. It also has the ability to rejuvenate the skin by encouraging new cell growth. Did you also know that carrot seed oil has Vitamin E (which moisturizes) and Vitamin C (which is protective)? Who would have known that that pesky weed could do so much for your skin? I have created (and use daily) a serum that contains carrot seed oil to help with all these things!
A couple more things that the AMAZING carrot seed oil can do: clears blemishes, reduces wrinkles, nourishes mature skin. Who knew? Isn't wonderful the natural things that are already here on our planet that are so good for us! No more processed junk for my skin!
Contains: Beta-carotene, and vitamins A, B, C, D, E, and F.
Outside of its wonderful aroma, lavender has many other healing properties. Most of us know that lavender is very relaxing to the mind, body & sprit but did you know that its use has been documented in medicinal and religious venues for over 2,500 years? Talk about staying power! Research has shown that lavender heals burns and wounds (never apply directly to the skin, always dilute it!) and that includes sunburn! Because lavender is very high in antioxidants and has antimicrobial properties, it helps to restore skin complexion and reduces acne. And those wonderful little antioxidants in lavender oil also slows aging of the skin. (And the smell, again, is heavenly!)
Personally, I use lavender in my home made lotion bars, facial serums, lip balms and in my diffuser. The whole house smells and feels like a lavender field most days! My face, body & lips feel so smooth!! I just recently learned as well that it's also wonderful for sore muscles! Just dilute the lavender essential oil with a carrier oil, such as sweet almond oil or even olive oil, and massage into those sore spots. The soreness will be lessened and your skin will love you!
Properties: anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidant, anti-microbial, anti-fungal, anti-septic & anti-bacterial
Hibiscus flowers are more than just wonderful to look at. Were you aware of all the health benefits of the beautiful flower? There might be more here than you ever wanted to know about hibiscus flowers, but what the heck! So here we go with the did ya' knows …..
Hibiscus flowers are a natural source of Alpha hydroxyl acids (AHAs) and AHAs help to exfoliate, speed up cell turn over and control break outs encouraging fresher, younger, tighter looking skin. AHAs protect your skin from free radical damage and have astringent properties helping pores to appear smaller.
Hibiscus flowers have a high mucilage content making it a great skin moisturizer. Higher moisture in your skin improves the flexibility and elasticity. Hibiscus flowers help to even out your skin tone with the exfoliating effect of the organic acids found in them. AHAs have anti-inflammatory properties which help to sooth inflamed skin and help to calm conditions like eczema and psoriasis. Synthetic forms of AHAs strip your skin of its natural oils while the organic acids from the hibiscus flower bring your skin back into balance.
Here's a goodie!! ANTI-AGING PROPERTIES!! Because hibiscus is rich in anti-oxidents, it helps to reverse the damage caused by UV rays, dust, pollutants, etc. Hibiscus is a natural emollient, meaning that it has properties that soften and smooth the skin. With all the good stuff, there is a warning associated with hibiscus. It can be an irritant and may not be tolerated by people with sensitive skin and may cause burning and redness. If you do choose to put hibiscus on your skin, do a patch test please!!
Stimulation of the production of collagen is found with the use of hibiscus, basically having the ability to reduce the appearance of wrinkles, delay the signs of aging and decrease dark circles under your eyes.
And last, but certainly not least, it can also help reduce ingrown hairs because of the AHAs it contains.
Contains: Vitamins A &C, amino acids & alpha hydroxyl acids
Hemp Seed Oil
No we're not getting stoned. Hemp, while part of the cannabis family, doesn't contain enough THC to have an effect on your mental state.
As an oil, it helps to regenerate and energize the skin's protective layer due to its high content of omega 3 and omega 6 fatty acids. In fact, it has a composition similar to our own skin's lipids making it an excellent natural emollient and moisturizer. It is especially useful for dry, tired or dehydrated skin. Hemp seed oil has the ability to increase skin elasticity and increase water retention capacity in tissues. As with a lot of other oils, hemp seed oil can help prevent rashes, provides relief from acne and can decrease the redness & irritation of acne outbreaks.
Hemp seed oil has a zero rating on the comedogenic scale, meaning that it does not block pores. It absorbs quickly into the skin and adds Vitamin D which allows for the absorption of calcium that is needed for sot, smooth skin. This oil has linolenic acid content of 57% present which is an anti-inflammatory, has a calming effect and helps, again not to repeat myself, treats acne. This oil has virtually no known side effects and you will still pass your drug test because the levels of THC are not there.
I love using this oil in the daily serums we create for a number of reasons some of which are that it relieves and improves redness, itchiness, dry patches, blotchy skin, evens skin tone, high in antioxidants (protection from free radicals) and reduces inflammation.
If you get a chance, give one of our daily serums a try. I'd be willing to bet you won't be disappointed!
Contains: Vitamins A, C & E and beta-carotene
Ahhhh …. Chamomile…… You know how a cup of chamomile tea at the end of the day can be so very relaxing to your mind, body and soul? It does the same thing for your skin! In fact, it's one of the few herbs that have been studied in clinical trials for its effectiveness in skin care. One small disclaimer though, chamomile does have bleaching properties and it is advisable to use any products with chamomile on your skin at night or when you will not be in the sun.
There is a history of its use in ancient Egypt where it was considered a sacred gift to Ra, the sun god. There are records of the Egyptian noblewomen using chamomile for skin care and it was even found to be one of the oils used in the embalming process of the time.
As a topical application, chamomile has been used for centuries to help ease the pain and discomfort caused from burns, sunburn, eczema, psoriasis, allergies and other skin irritations. There have also been some reports that when chamomile is applied to bug bites, it helps to sooth the irritation as well.
Chamomile is suitable for just about all skin types' especially sensitive skin due to its strong anti-inflammatory properties. One small disclaimer though, please do not use chamomile if you have an allergy to chamomile itself, celery, ragwort, daisy, calendula or chrysanthemum (the asteraceal family of plants).
Chamomile has antibacterial, antifungal, anti-inflammatory and antiseptic properties. Wow! That's a lot of antis!! With all those anti properties, chamomile is a natural cleanser and has amazing healing properties. Like hibiscus, chamomile is high in antioxidants and is considered an effective remedy for skin care. Due to the high anti-oxidants, it helps to fight and block out irritants by eliminating free radicals which damage the skin and are thought to speed up the aging process.
When using chamomile on your skin, it increases the penetration and effectiveness of other skin products. It can help to rejuvenate the skin, revealing a healthy and radiant complexion. Chamomile also helps to restore your skin's natural softness, smoothness and radiance. And as a last note, it is excellent as skin bleach, helping to lighten the complexion and give your face a healthy glow!
Properties: anti-spasmodic, anti-septic, anti-bacterial & anti-oxidant
Contains: Vitamins C & B1
Jojoba Oil
Jojoba isn't oil. What you say????? In fact, it's a liquid wax extracted from the nut of an indigenous American Shrub. This large shrub can grow up to 15 feet in height and is found mostly in the Southwestern states.
The Jojoba nut has been used by Native Americans for skin and hair care, even for survival food in emergency situations. The even used it to treat sores and wounds. In other words, another wonderful product of nature that is really good for you for so many reasons.
The most unique property and feature of Jojoba is that it closely mimics sebum, a waxy substance naturally produced by our own skin glands. Due to its structural similarity of the secretion of our sebaceous glands, it is readily accepted and tolerated by the majority of skin types.
Like most natural oils, Jojoba has many beneficial properties such as being an anti-inflammatory, anti- bacterial, high in minerals and Vitamins A &E. This oil is known to lessen irritated skin and promote the natural production of collagen. It protects from the sun and prevents premature aging symptoms, such as fine lines and wrinkles.
Contains: Vitamins E & B Complex
To start with Frankincense is derived from the sap from a specific variety of trees in the genus Boswelia. Harvests are done at various times and the more opaque resins are considered to be the best quality.
When it comes to skin care, I'm starting to think that this oil is the Holy Grail of oils. Frankincense offers healing and anti-aging benefits where it rejuvenates and repairs the skin. The astringent quality reduces the appearance of wrinkles. It helps to protect skin cells. Can be used to help reduce acne blemishes, the appearance of large pores, prevent wrinkles and will even help to lift and tighten the skin to naturally slow signs of aging. Frankincense oil promotes regeneration of healthy cells and also keeps the existing cells and tissue healthy. It can help to eliminate sun spots, remove micro wrinkles around the eyes and cheeks and generally tone and tighten skin all over your body while simultaneously replace old or dying cells with new and healthy ones! In short, Frankincense can help to promote youthful, radiant looking skin and slow the signs of aging by reducing the appearance of skin imperfections.
Properties: anti-septic, anti-bacterial, disinfectant, astringent
Pumpkin Seed Oil
Most of us only think of pumpkins once a year. You really shouldn't. Pumpkin is good all year long! At least pumpkin seed oil is.
Pumpkin Seed Oil (PSO) is not only an excellent source of the powerful anti-oxidant Vitamin E, but also full of polyunsaturated fatty acids. In fact, PSO is comprised of 98% fatty acids, a combination of palmitic, stearic, linoleic and oleric acids. Between the Vitamin E and the essential fatty acids, PSO has incredible benefits for your skin, keeping it healthy, maintaining moisture and overall helping to keep your skin looking young and healthy!
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Thompson is a self-described "observer". He tells me he always "has a narrative running in his head. If an image or idea stays with me I usually draw or paint it…sometimes I see something but then it is gone…so it does not become something I re-create."
"Rain on Mount Nemo", by long time Oakville resident and highly acclaimed Canadian artist, Michael Thompson. Acrylic on Linen, 40 x 60 in. "Rain on Mount Nemo" is a breathtaking landscape painting that www.ourtowno.ca thinks belongs in the collection of paintings forming the Halton Healthcare Art and Healing Program at the new Oakville Hospital. The Art and Healing Program is an amazing program founded on the principles that "art provides comfort, inspiration and joy…".https://www.haltonhealthcare.on.ca/…/new-o…/art-council.html . If you are an Art donor or know someone who is please consider this magnificent work of art. It belongs in a public space in Oakville for all to enjoy. Contact www.godardgallery.com for more info. This work of art, if donated is 100% tax receiptable.Michael Thompson is ceritfied under the Canadian Heritage Art and Cultural donation program http://www.pch.gc.ca/eng/1346101874732/1346102605517
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NYC Prohibits Salary History Inquiries: An Interview with Susan Gross SholinskyEmployment Law This Week April 17, 2017
Employment Law This Week (Episode 68: Week of April 17, 2017) has released bonus footage of its interview with Susan Gross Sholinsky, a Member of the Firm at Epstein Becker Green.
As Ms. Sholinsky discusses, New York City has prohibited inquiries into the salary history of job applicants. The City Council has passed legislation that bars public and private employers in New York City from asking about, or seeking to confirm, information regarding any job applicant's current or prior wages, benefits, and other compensation. New York City now joins Philadelphia and Massachusetts in prohibiting inquiries into salary history.
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Maintaining Healthy houseplants is not extremely difficult and in fact many houseplants will provide you with big returns on a very small investment. In fact sometimes a little too much care is applied yielding negative results. Plants have developed naturally to survive under inherently poor conditions and sometimes too much of a good thing is in fact not good. Keep it simple but provide the basics.
What Are a Plant's Basic Needs?
Similar to any living thing, a plant needs water, food, environment and occasional grooming. That is basically the program in a nutshell. Learn how to best satisfy these needs for your particular plant and by routinely satisfying those basic needs you should be rewarded with healthy plants.
Potting and soil mix: To permit adequate drainage, it is recommended that you grow houseplants in either clay or plastic pots with drainage holes.
You can place the growing pots inside attractive outer pots but do not let extra water accumulate in the bottom.
Most houseplants do not require frequent transplanting. Transplant when you see the plant being forced out of its container or you see roots showing at the drainage hole. Use houseplant potting mix, and replant into a container that is just a little larger than the roots.
Light: Flowering houseplants and those with colored leaves need more light than green-leafed plants. These houseplants may require supplemental plant lighting supplied by either a specialty grow light or a common fluorescent light.
Water: Over watering is the most common mistake of new gardeners. Wait for the soil to become almost dry, but do not allow the plant to become wilted. Water until the water just begins to appear at the drainage holes. Test for moisture by touch or by using a moisture meter every five days. If it feels dry or meter registers dry, it is time to add water.
When watering your houseplants look at the top and underside of leaves. If you see bugs, try washing them away with water and a mild dish detergent solution. Test the water and soap mixture on a small part of the plant first, to be sure there will be no damage to leaves. If you find that is not successful, you will need to apply a chemical insecticide.
Throw away dead plant matter and discard the soil to prevent diseases spreading to your other houseplants.
Humidity: Place a layer of marbles in bottom of saucers; fill with water and place plant pot on top to capture evaporation. Consider a room humidifier if you notice your house humidity levels are to low for your houseplants.
Temperature: Daytime temperatures of 64 to 73°F (18 to 23°C) and a little cooler at night are ideal. Avoid placing houseplants near heating ducts or drafty areas.
Fertilizing: A great deal of fertilizing is not necessary. Fertilizing of houseplants should be further reduced during slowed winter growth. Begin fertilizing about February with all-purpose fertilizer diluted to half strength. All-purpose fertilizer has nutrient ratios that are balanced or in equal concentrations, e.g. 15-15-15 or 20-20-20.
Remove leaves that turn off color or yellow yellow and dead leaves. If more than half the leaf is affected, remove the entire leaf. If only a small portion of the leaf is discolored, trim that portion to the natural shape of the leaf. Use sharp scissors for best results. The leaves of some houseplants may continue to grow at the leaf base. Remove both the flower and the stem. Remove faded and discoloured flowers.
Pests and Diseases: Healthy houseplants are less susceptible to disease and less than ideal conditions. For the best success, only purchase healthy vibrant plants. Plants purchased at reduced prices are have often deteriorated badly and will require a lot of care to return them to health.
Grooming: Dust plant leaves on a regular basis to keep breathing pores open. Remove dead or dying leaves and flowers. Dust and dirt that collects on plant leaves will act as a filter to the ambient light. A clean plant converts energy from the sun more efficiently for photosynthesis to produce food. Cleaning also keeps leaves free of insects and diseases. When you wipe leaves, you often wipe away unwanted pests as well.
Use a feather duster to remove light dust. Dampen paper towels, cloths or sponges with water to wipe leaf surfaces. Carefully wipe both upper and lower surfaces of the leaf at the same time. Although they provide a nice appearance, leaf shine products tend to inhibit leaf transpiration and are not recommended for good houseplant health.
That basically concludes the practices required to maintain nice healthy plants inside your house. The principles are not difficult to apply. Simply develop a routine and follow it.


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Wigan catch Sammon
Wigan have confirmed the signing of striker Conor Sammon on a three-and-a-half-year deal from Kilmarnock.
The 24-year-old Irish frontman has scored 24 goals in 64 SPL appearances for Killie, including 15 in 20 starts this season to help the club to fourth place in the Scottish top flight.
Sammon becomes Latics boss Roberto Martinez's first permanent signing of the transfer window in a deal completed just minutes before the 11pm deadline.
"Conor is a young, hungry player we have been looking at for a while," Martinez told Wigan's official website.
"He has developed in an incredible manner over the last six months and it's fortunate that we've been able to move for him before he has achieved his full potential, which we're hoping he will do in a Latics shirt. We are delighted to welcome him on board."
Dublin-born Sammon, whose arrival on an undisclosed fee has come too late to see him feature in the squad to face West Brom in the Barclays Premier League on Tuesday night, admitted it had been a wrench to leave Killie.
"It was a big decision to leave a club that has been so good for my career but I'm a Wigan Athletic player now and I want to prove to everyone here they've made the right choice, and prove myself in the Premier League," said the former Republic of Ireland Under 21 international, who will wear the number 18 shirt at the DW Stadium.
Martinez added that the arrival of Sammon concludes a satisfactory month in the transfer market.
"Our main priority was to finish January stronger than when the window started," he said. "We've achieved that by keeping our best performers, who attracted well deserved attention within the game and we've got real satisfaction to be able to retain the services of Tom Cleverley and Ali Al Habsi until the end of the season, which is a major positive for us.
"The return of James McCarthy, Franco Di Santo, Victor Moses and Emmerson Boyce after long-term absences all feel like fresh signings into the squad. The fans can be proud and excited about the challenge ahead."


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Which quantitative perfusion estimation model is better at diagnosing myocardial ischaemia? A CE-MARC sub-study
© Biglands et al.; licensee BioMed Central Ltd. 2014
- Published: 16 January 2014
- Myocardial Ischaemia
- Myocardial Blood Flow
- Compartment Model
- Diagnostic Measure
- Myocardial Perfusion Reserve
There are multiple methods for quantifying myocardial blood flow from dynamic contrast enhanced MRI (DCE-MRI) cardiac perfusion data sets. Currently there is no documented evidence to suggest the superiority of any of these models for diagnosing myocardial ischaemia. The aim of this study was to compare the diagnostic performance of four such methods.
This was a retrospective sub-study using data from the CE-MARC trial (Greenwood et al., Lancet, 2012). A 50 patient sample of patients were selected such that the distribution of risk factors and disease status within the sample was representative of the full CE-MARC cohort. Quantitative myocardial blood flow (MBF) estimates were obtained from the MRI data using four previously proposed models, commonly used in the quantitative cardiac perfusion literature. These models were: Fermi-constrained deconvolution, model independent deconvolution, the uptake model and the one compartment model. Myocardial Perfusion Reserve (MPR) ratios were calculated from the ratio of stress to rest MBF estimates. The presence of myocardial ischaemia was assessed using the consensus diagnosis of invasive, quantitative X-ray angiography and myocardial Single Photon Computed Tomography (SPECT) imaging. This provided a unique gold-standard combining independent anatomical and functional diagnostic measures. Receiver Operator Characteristic (ROC) curves were generated for each perfusion model using 1) the MPR, and 2) the stress MBF as the diagnostic measure. A DeLong, DeLong, Clarke-Pearson comparison was used to test for statistically significant differences in the Area Under the Curve (AUC) values of the four models.
There is no evidence to show that any of the models are superior in the diagnosis of myocardial ischaemia. However, the one compartment model should be avoided when using MPR as the diagnostic measure.
Theis work was funded by an NIHR doctoral training fellowship.
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By the fall of 1963 Aurora Branch had enough high school students to establish an early-morning seminary class. Deanna Lyman Greer, who held a teaching degree, was called to be the first seminary teacher. She converted a small bedroom in her home on Elmwood Drive into a classroom, and students gathered there at 6:00 a.m. each morning.
For the next school year, seminary moved to the home of Fred and Jean Smith. This photo was taken on their porch in the fall of 1964.
Front: Deanna Greer (teacher), Bethine Mindar, Rose Marie Resch, Linda Hill, Julia Woolcott. Back: Erek Erekson, Ren Smith, Jerry Rod, Earl Spahr Jr., Tom Erekson.
Recalling seminary, Deanna Greer said, "I really enjoyed teaching seminary. The first year it was Old Testament and I learned so much. I was impressed at how faithful the kids were.
"When we were meeting at my house, my son Tom would crawl in and sit under the roll-around blackboard we had placed in the room. My first daughter, Janeen, was born in May 1964, on the day of seminary graduation. They called her the seminary baby."
The second year course of study was the New Testament. Deanna continued to teach until March of 1965 when she was released due to complications of pregnancy. Bob Erekson, recently released as branch president, was called to finish out the year as seminary teacher.
Seminary was established in September 1963 because the Chicago South Stake was moving forward on a stake level to set up seminary classes in all wards and branches. Deanna Greer worked under a stake CES (Church Education System) director, with Bob Erekson as branch president.
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We all walk through proverbial doors to get something or to go some place.
You had something to say. So you walked through the door to say it. Then you found the conversation, the ebb and flow of listen and response, to mean more than what you were so excited to share.
You needed caffeine. So you walked through the door to get it. All that to find that the sound and aroma of coffee brewing meant more than the caffeine fix itself.
You wanted a career. So you walked, diploma in hand, through a door to get one. Then you noticed it was the stories, both the good ones and not so good ones, that held the joy that defined a great career.
All too often we think it's something that we can hold, touch, taste, and see that we're after…it's not that though.
We want experience that births fulfillment that blooms meaning.
And so we create.
We create conversation. We make a cup of coffee. We put the pen to paper and author a story.
For it is only by creating that we can cure, calm, and satisfy such wants and desires.
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This morning I want to tell you about two very special young ladies. There names are Anna and Emily. Anna and Emily are both 13 years old. They both go to school a Franklin Middle School. (FJHS) They have lots of the same friends. They both are Christians. Anna attends church at First Baptist Church of Bude. Emily attends church at Meadville United Methodist. One is a baptist and one is a Methodists, does that matter, NO, they both are Christians and that is all that matters!
They are "BEST" friends. Emily is just part of our family. Emily and Anna have been friends for a long time. They do lots of things together. They also do lots of things apart, but the one things they do, do together is share Jesus! I am so proud of these girls. It is amazing when you walk in a teenage girl's room and see them laying on the bed with the BIBLE open read and talking about scripture.
They are different in many ways, they have different points of views on things, but one thing never changes and that is their love for each other and the respect they have for one another. Emily is in to everything soccer, softball, cheer leading, you name it she does it. Anna is in to soccer, dance, drama, you name it she does it, but they always have time for each other!
It is hard for girls this day and time. The peer pressure is unbelievable! I am so thankful they have each other. I am also thankful for Emily's parents Tiffany and Jody who are very supportive to the girls. I pray every night for the girls to know that Dunc and I am here for them also! I want them to know they can talk to us about anything and not be scared. Life is tough...
No matter if it is going on vacation, going shopping, having a party, going to camp, doing homework, just whatever excuse they can find! They love doing it together. I thank the Lord their paths met! I love you, girls....
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
My Girls
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Tuesday, August 26, 2008
You've been tagged...
This is from my friend, Heather
Six random facts about myself:
1. At Christmas one year, a friend and I were shopping in a local drug store while killing time on the way to a dear friends Christmas Party, when we were held at gun point, while someone was trying to rob the store for drugs! We did not take the person serious and laugh and walked out. The person followed us with the gun to the car, but we kept going. (CRAZY)
2. I love to put sugar on my spaghetti and cheese!
3. I spend two weeks in London, England studying British Lit. in 1986.
4. I love to sit on my front pouch and rock while it is raining. I love the smell of rain.
5. Greeting card are a favorite of mind. When things are going on in the lives of my friends and family that I am praying about, I love to send cards and let me know they are in my heart for whatever the reason. Just think greeting cards make people feel special when less expected. (I love to get them too!)
6. I hate when people only see what I look like on the outside and judge! When if they could truly know my heart they would understand and not JUDGE! (I LOVE LIFE...)
This was hard...
I would love to see some other responses...like Heather it took me forever to come up with 6 things about myself! Have a blessed day <><
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Sunday, August 24, 2008
God's Voice
Do you ever wonder if you are hearing what God is saying? I do..
Sometimes we want God to speak in an audible voice, and we get frustrated when we go through times when He seems silent. But is He really silent?
Today, our Father has showered us with blessings of rain, well Anna has been sick with the sore throat and a bad ear infection, Noah has had cabin fever and Dunc is a logger, so he has been a little under the weather too. Today seemed like one of those days just to stay home and out of harms way. So, did God speak to me this morning? Yes, every where I turned...
As I got up this morning the rain was coming down and I told Dunc with Anna being sick we would just stay home from church. As I was getting my clothes on my 3 year old come running in the room saying "Are we going to church, mommy?" That was the first time He spoke to me this morning. As I get in the car to run to the store for milk for breakfast I receive a text from a dear pastor friend of mine that said, "As Fay showers us with rain, may our Lord also shower us with blessing in worship today!" He spoke again. I was listening to what He was saying... when I returned home from the store we still did not go to worship this morning, but as a family we pulled out our Bible and had church at home. It was good! He show us we could still worship Him no matter where we were. Thank you Lord.
God speaks to all of us in different ways that correspond to the unique learning style He created as part of our being. God primarily speaks to me through His written word. So scripture reading is very important in my spiritual walk and my home. Many times, as I have been headed down the wrong path at the wrong time and at the wrong speed, God has sent a word to me and warned me to STOP what I'm doing, turn around quickly, and get back on the right path. This morning was one of those days!
"Your word, O Lord, is eternal; it stands firm in the heavens." Psalm 119:89
There will be times when you feel like nothing earth-shattering happened as you spend time with God in His Word. That's OK, His Word is still alive and working. God bless and have a blessed week. Search His Word for answers...
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Friday, August 22, 2008
Wow, what a week... this has been a long day! We were not real busy at work today, which makes for a long day. We found our self clock watching, which did not help it go any faster.
THANK GOD It's Friday! Tonight is going to be a night of PJ's, take out and a good movie. After a long week I just want to be a home and have family time. The water will be off in Bude again tomorrow, so all the clothes are washed and the house is clean, which means as I am laying on the couch I won't be feeling guilty. (ha, ha)
Hope you all have a great weekend and try not to get wet...
"This is the day the Lord has made. We will rejoice and be glad in it." Psalm 118:24
Posted by Jill McCormick at 6:21 PM 5 comments
Thursday, August 21, 2008
Happy Birthday, Dunc
Yesterday was a great day! Dunc had a birthday...It is so hard to figure out what to get him for his birthday, we had talked about going away for the weekend, but we did not want to leave the kids. I had thought of other things he might want, but I thought about waiting until this weekend and us going to get THE RIGHT THING. (You know what I am talking about) They say they want something, you go get it and it is the wrong thing. So instead I surprised him with no kids for the night and a romantic dinner for two!
It was great. I had to go to the doctor for a check up in McComb yesterday, so I got all my stuff... I fixed the table with flowers, candles, and fine dishes. I had on some romantic music. The menu was mushrooms and peppers with cheese & crab meat for appetizer, then we had stuffed steak, baked potatoes with butter & sour cream, pan fried asparagus and yeast rolls for the main meal. Let's not forget angel food cake with blueberry & cool whip topping. Lots of talking which we don't get to do these days with a 3 year old running around. (Thank God for Nana's) It was a great night that we spend together.
Just want to say again, "Happy Birthday, Dunc! I love you.." and "Thanks Nana, I love you, too!
God bless, take some time and spend it with the one you love....
Posted by Jill McCormick at 3:55 AM 2 comments
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Friends Are Friends Forever....
As I have said before people come in and out of our lives for different reason. Sometime we have not ideal why, but God does, HE has a reason for everything. I would like to tell you about a special person in my life...
Mary Elizabeth Larkin (Beth), she is one of those special people in my life! She is so amazing, She is a teacher, a doctor, a psychologist, a sister, a daughter, a mother, a wife, a christian, a cook, a taxi driver, she has so many title I could go on and on, but best of all she is my friend!
She is married to Patrick W. Larkin and they have to wonderful children Baileigh & Thomas. I don't even know where to start.... All those titles I was referring to are things she is to me.
She has taught me so many things, things she does not even know she has taught me. That why I call her a TEACHER!
When there is something going on medical in my life, she is the first person I call(she knows I don't like doctors)and she always has advise. That why I call her a DOCTOR!
Let me have something going on in my life I don't know how to fix, she is the one I sat down with and spill the beans too. That is why I call her a PSYCHOLOGIST!
We don't have the same mothers, but next to my sister Christy who I love very much, we can sure fight like sisters and love the next day. That is why I call her a SISTER!
We have a lot in common when it comes to our biological father, they were not around, but our heavenly Father is. That is why I call her a DAUGHTER!
It is so important to her the well being of her babies (Baileigh & Thomas), she always puts them first. That is why I call her a MOTHER!
I have heard her say over and over how she knows that God placed Pat in her life to make her a better person, but I think they compliment each other. That is why I call her a WIFE!
We make mistakes, we are sinner saved by grace, we know when to get down on our knees and who to talk too! Our heavenly Father, who lives in our hearts. That is why I call her a CHRISTIAN!
A COOK, A TAXI DRIVER what ever the title is I am proud to call her a FRIEND!
There is a song by Micheal W. Smith, "Friends Are Friends Forever" and that is so true. Don't let another day go by without telling a FRIEND what she or he means to you. Life is to short...
And friends are friends forever
If the Lord's the Lord of them
And a friend will not say never
'cause the welcome will not end
Though it's hard to let you go
In the Father's hands we know
That a lifetime's not too long
To live as Friends
I love you Beth!
Posted by Jill McCormick at 4:55 PM 3 comments
Saturday, August 16, 2008
Fun Time :-)
Today was a great day! While the men had to work... We moms took the kids out for a day of fun!
We had no water in Bude, Mississippi today, so we were thinking of something fun to do with the kids. The morning started with a phone call from my sister, letting me know that she had water in Monroe and that I was more then welcome to bring the kids to brush their teeth and take shower if we needed them. Well, the kids took baths the night before, but I take a shower every morning (because of the bed head I wake up with, ha!)and we did need our teeth brushed. So, I took her up on the offer.
While at Christy's house we decided we would take a rode trip with the kids. A day of movie hopping and good food! We took a ride to Pearl, Ms. The first stop was Brookhaven where we got McDonald's for a fast on the road lunch. Noah has to have his chicken nugget fix! Then we were on the road again! Dunc had to go to Houston, Ms. this morning for business, which I thought would take all day, but he surprised us by calling when we were almost to Jackson and met us over at the movies. Dunc, Noah and Tanner went to see "Dark Knight", the batman movie and Christy and I took Anna and Kaitlyn to see "Mirrors", a scary movie. All of us girls like scary movies. It was great! It is not that bad... first scene is bad, but after that it just makes you jump a lot! The kids had lots of popcorn, pops and candy, which made it all better!
After the movies where over we went to O'Charley's for supper. Good food, Good Movies, Good Family Time and lots of love. It was a fun time with the kids today!
Don't sweat the small stuff, it will be there tomorrow. Relax and enjoy your friends and family while they are here to be a blessing in your life! God bless you all...
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Friday, August 15, 2008
He is growing up!
Wednesday was a hard day, we had to let someone who we loved very much go be with the Lord. We know that she is looking down on us watching our every move. (Thank God for angels!)Along with that Wednesday we had a 3 year check up at the Children's Clinic in McComb for Noah.
Dr. Chris Charles is Noah's doctor, Noah loves him, so he was all excited about his check up. When we got there Dr. Charles had to take the day off and we had to see Dr. Michael Artigues. I have talk to Dr. Artigues on the phone before and I really like him, but Noah is like his mother a creature of habit, he did not know him or want any part of the visit. It got better Dr. Artigues made a new friend and all went well with his visit. Noah is blowing the growth chart out of the page! He was 3 years old on July 19th and he is 40 inches tall and weights 46 lbs. which is perfect for his height. He is going to be a tall man like his daddy.
Speaking of "Daddy", he is a "Daddy's Boy". I love to watch him with Dunc, it is something new everyday. Yes, Daddy went to the doctor with us. Noah thinks Daddy can make everything better!
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Tuesday, August 12, 2008
><> God Speaks <><
I know I am the "New Kid on the Blog", and my post has not been very up lifting, but I do think that God allowed me to start blogging at a time when I needed it! It has been a way for me to pour out my feelings that I may not have been able to talk to some one about. "Thank you, Lord!"
Today I have prayed for the Lord to give me something up lifting to post and here is what HE gave me:
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May God bless all of you and just remember HE is in control, even in the valleys!
"I will hear what God the Lord will speak, for HE will speak peace to His people." Psalm 85:8
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Monday, August 11, 2008
Angel went home. . .
Yesterday was a long day! People come in and out of your life for reason sometime we don't even know until they are gone. The Lord saw fit to take one of those people home with him yesterday, Carolyn Ezell's battle with cancer stopped yesterday, so she could go be with her Lord!
I don't even know where to begin with this lady, she was one of the most amazing people I know! She touched so many peoples hearts, she did so much for people! I often wonder how she could be at so many places at one time! Carolyn had cleaned house for me for about a year when my sister got sick and could not keep Noah for me anymore. I was very up set, with no daycare around here and with no one I trusted will enough to keep my baby boy, I thought the Lord my have been wanting me to come home from work and be a ful time Mom! Dunc and I prayed for God to send us an "ANGEL"!
Well, it was two weeks after Carolyn heard about my problem, when there was a knock at my door one night (anyone who knew Carolyn knew she was loud) she busted up in the house and announced to Dunc and that she was going to keep Noah right here at our house! The Lord had answered a prayer!
Every morning at 7:30 am, she would busted through the back door hollowing "Morning", then she would start picking up things and cooking Noah's breakfast! He loved her very much..... He call her "Grammie". She taught him so many things. Naps in the afternoon where she always read him two of his favorite books, when he got up from a nap there was always a snack waiting on him. Then it was to the front yard, where he rode his bike (and of course she taught him how) or played with his dog "Rosie" just what ever he wanted to do. When I drove in at 5:15 pm she would be sitting on the porch and he would be playing just as happy as they both could be! At the end of a day Noah would say to Carolyn "Be good, I love you and see you tomorrow!"
Yesterday, as I was in the room with her for the last time, I said "Be good, I love you and we will see you soon!" That was a real hard thing to do, we loved her so much!
Please pray for Carolyn's family, her husband and her children, but most of all pray for her little grandson, Shane that she was raising he is not going to understand! She call Noah and Shane her little "Angels"! Now they have a "Angel" watching of them!
As I come to a end today I say "Be good, I love you and I will see you tomorrow!"
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Saturday, August 9, 2008
One of those "Not So Good" days!
Well, I woke up yesterday morning feeling good, started the day off with morning prayer, had breakfast, got Noah to Nana's and Anna to school, even got to work on time! (which does not always happen because of children) The day way going good! I started working and with all the paper work I have on Fridays, it was still going real good. A few of us who eat lunch together on Fridays had decided we would get salads and go to my Moms to eat lunch, so I decided I would go on and run my clinic stuff to the bank and post office so I would not have to do it on my lunch time and it would give me more time with the girls!
THAT'S WHEN THINGS STARTED GOING DOWN HILL . . . . My first stop was the People Bank of the South, went in saw all the girls, talked to a few friends, did my business and out the door I went. I was backed out of my parking space when a car round the corner and hit me from behind, YES I said hit me! It messed the back left side of my Jeep up. Just one of the small things of life! No one was hurt (just my feelings) that is the main thing! But you know me I am a MARTHA! I went right on got a police report, called the insurance company, got a estimate and schedule the Jeep to be fix Monday! Praise God, all is well!
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Friday, August 8, 2008
School Daze :-)
Well it is 5:30 am and the first day of school! We all went to bed early last night to prepare for a new day... I hope we have a good school year, my Anna is growing into a beautiful young lady! She is 13 years old now, yes we are into our teen years and the peer pressure these children have to go through is unbelievable! she is excited about school, but scared too! We have all the school supplies brought. The teachers have been met. The paper work has been done. (Parents know what I am talking about!) Now come the time of prayer! The only way for our teenagers to make it through the pressure this day and time is the prayers of parents! Parents start today, praying for your children while they go through the everyday stuff at school, we never had to go through. Yes, we had stuff, but it was nothing compared to what our children go through this day and time. Anna starts her morning with a teen devotional and I start my day with prayer for her. When we go to bed at night Anna does another nightly devotional and before I close my eyes Dunc and I prayer for her and Noah. I challenge you to do the same for your children! God bless you and your children <><
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Like most who's-the-fairest-of-them-all city debates, the one about Australia's Sydney and Melbourne seems like a never-ending argument, with residents of each asserting that their city is the cooler one. I've been to both, and here are my two cents. If Sydney and Melbourne were sisters, Sydney would be the high-heeled, always glamorous fashionista, the head-turner who you'd suit up to take out on a date. Melbourne would be the free-spirited Bohemian with whom you'd bond over your shared love of coffee, culture, and the arts. (If you're looking for things to do in Melbourne, Backstreet Nomad has an excellent guide to Melbourne like a local).
We arrived first in Sydney after weeks of exploring New Zealand's sublime landscapes of erupting geysers, beautiful glaciers, and majestic fiords. It was a little strange to show up in our outdoorsy clothes and hiking shoes while smartly dressed locals sashayed about in dapper suits and fitted dresses, heels click-clacking in Sydney's CBD (Central Business District). "Welcome back to city life," I remarked as I fumbled about in my suitcase for a dressier outfit and pretty shoes for our first day in the city.
Over the next few days, we put on our best clothes and explored the city's impressive architecture: world-class Sydney hotels, trendy boutiques and galleries, museums, posh restaurants, and nightlife. We walked around in the city's good-looking neighborhoods, dined at its fine restaurants, drank wine as we ooh-aahed over its fantastic harbor views, and spent a delightful day on lively Bondi Beach. Here's my pick of what first-timers can do with four days in Sydney.
Sydney Harbour
Don't waste any time in making your way to Sydney Harbour; the heart of the city is home to some of its most iconic sights and is also where all the fun happens.
Circular Quay is a major public transport hub and is easy to get to, wherever your hotel in Sydney might be. As its name suggests, it has ferry quays, bus stops, and a train station. Hang out in the area — a lively open-air street performance venue where you'll see guitar-strumming buskers, African bongo players, living-statue artists, and street painters all the way from Italy. For a rest, sit down at one of the trendy al fresco cafés, restaurants, or bars. If you like museums, check out the Museum of Contemporary Art and the Museum of Sydney.
Enjoy Opera at Sydney Opera House
A short stroll from Circular Quay brings you to the crown jewel in Sydney's skyline, the Sydney Opera House. The landmark is magnificent whatever time of day you see it, especially when it's bathed in beautiful lighting during the Vivid Sydney festival. By day, you could walk around or take a guided tour, but if you're in Sydney, why not partake in the joys of opera (and ballet, theater, symphony, and comedy) at one of the most iconic opera houses in the world? Book tickets in advance, dress up, and have your mind blown by one of many world-class acts at Sydney Opera House on what will be one of your most memorable nights out. Afterward, relax with a few cocktails at the Opera Bar before you put on your dancing shoes.
Stroll in the Royal Botanic Gardens
At one end of the Sydney Harbour, the Royal Botanic Gardens, which spread over more than 30 hectares, are a peaceful retreat-like space, ideal for slowing down a little on your Sydney exploration. The gardens are home to rare and diverse plant species, and free guided walks are available. Don't miss the rose garden and the glass pyramid at the Tropical Center.
Sydney Harbour Bridge
The Sydney Harbour Bridge is an engineering marvel. The world's tallest steel arch bridge (reaching up to 134 meters), it connects the city center to the northern suburbs and creates the perfect Sydney postcard image with the Opera House. Whatever your appetite for adventure, there are many ways to experience this iconic Sydney landmark. Set out on an adrenaline-packed BridgeClimb; see the bridge from a ferry, cruise, or a kayak; or simply put on your walking shoes and set off on an urban trek to walk the length of the bridge (my favorite way to see it).
The Rocks
Take a trip back in time in the cobbled lanes and back streets of The Rocks, where the first European settlers lived in the 1780s. This lively tourist hub is a far cry from the days when poverty-stricken migrants lived in disease-ridden, unsanitary conditions made worse by crime and prostitution. Today the area is worth a visit for its unique and quirky shops and weekend markets. Don't miss Cadman's Cottage (Sydney's oldest house); the Rocks Discovery Museum, where you can learn about the area's history and that of its first residents; Argyle Place; and Garrison Church.
Darling Harbour
Wander around this touristy waterfront, which is home to restaurants, cafés, and bars. Across Pyrmont Bridge you'll find the Sydney Fish Market, a true local market experience. Take an auction tour or seafood cooking classes, or simply sample some seafood at one of the restaurants. Other sights of interest here are the Sydney Aquarium, Australian National Maritime Museum, and the Chinese Garden of Friendship.
Explore Sydney's Neighborhoods
It isn't just your fellow pedestrians you'll find yourself looking at; Sydney is home to plenty of interesting architecture and good-looking neighborhoods. If the weather is on your side, exploring the city center on foot is an excellent idea. Go café hopping in Stanley Street, stroll up to the art deco ANZAC War Memorial in Hyde Park, and then make your way to bustling George Street.
Heading south, step into the grand Queen Victoria Building, also called QVB. Built in Romanesque style in the 1890s and restored in 1986, it's home to the city's best boutiques and cafés. You'll notice the beautiful dome, the sunlight-illuminated stained glass windows, and a 19th-century staircase. Take it all in over a cup of tea and macaroons at one of the quaint teahouses. For more shopping neighborhoods, head to Oxford Street in Paddington; for exclusive luxury brands, head to Martin Place, Elizabeth, George, and King Streets.
If you want to see an unexpected side of the city, head to Chinatown and Haymarket. Here you'll find plenty of options for Asian food, from ramen bars and delicious dumplings to the perfect bowl of Vietnamese Pho.
Be a Beach Bum at Bondi Beach
With lively cafés, a busy skate park, glorious tans, and bronzed surfer bodies, Bondi Beach — although it might not be the most scenic of beaches — certainly scores on popularity. Spend a day lazing around on the beach; hang out with the young and glamorous as they enjoy beers and sundowners by the beach; or, if you're feeling active, do the 6-kilometer Bondi to Coogee Coastal Walk. The walk offers lovely views and fantastic scenery along cliffs and coves. Don't worry if you don't have your own set of wheels; you can easily reach Bondi by bus from Circular Quay. If you've got an extra day, spend a night in Bondi to enjoy its fun nightlife.
Have you been to Sydney? What would you add to this list? If you're from Sydney, what insider secrets and spots can you share? I'd love to know — share your thoughts in the comments below.
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