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Rachel, Intuitive Healer, Priestess of The Goddess, Christess Healer, ATP® is a gifted and professional healer, psychic clairvoyant, medium, ceremonialist oracle, embodiment, hypnotherapist, published author and proud Mum of two boys. Rachel is delighted to have completed Spiral 2 by becoming a Priestess of The Goddess with the world renown Goddess Temple Teachings in Avalon, Glastonbury England. She continues deepening her studies and service to the Goddess in Avalon by becoming Her Priestess of Avalon.
Rachel has also trained with the internationally renowned Transformational Speaker, Gail Larson.
Rachel ia also a Certified Hypnotist having completed the Omni Hypnosis Training Centre's Basic-Advanced training and examination and is a member of the National Board of Hypnosis Education and Certification.
Her anthology book In Pursuit of the Divine made an Amazon International best seller!
Rachel is dedicated to helping people heal themselves and reach their full potential as a joyful, loving, peaceful and powerful being. She also has the gift of channelling, oracling and embodiment. Christess Healing is whereby she offers healing at a mind, body, soul and emotional level directly from The Divine Feminine/Goddess, with the guidance of Mary Magdalene from time to time!
"My life purpose is to heal and reveal people's true self, life purpose and bright soul to them. With my hands I remove unwanted energy and put light in. I reconnect children, parents, families and individuals to their own great power, intuition and unique gifts given to each and every one of us and to Goddess/Source and their team of holy beings according to their own beliefs such as Archangels, angels, guides and departed loved ones. I am guided to help people heal themselves from trauma, injury, sickness, tragedy and unhealthy habits and occurrences from this lifetime and past lifetimes. I am honoured to help you, or someone you love, feel whole, complete and connected to Goddess/Source, Spirit, soul, intuition and 'holy team' so you or those you love can shine brightly. When you are ready I gently and safely take you into your shadows to find the gift that is in each of our challenges. It's how we learn and grow so embrace those shadows, don't fear them. We can then shine even more brightly and be limitless."
Rachel also works with Goddesses, Archangels, Ascended Masters, angels, departed loved ones and many different guides including power animals, elementals and nature spirits. She works with your own team of holy beings.
"There is so much help around us, it amazes me. If we can open our hearts and minds, even to a fragment of these immense possibilities, then we can begin to heal ourselves, others and situations to the benefit of all of life, here on earth."


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The new World Trade Center!
They engraved all the names of the people who died during the 9-11 attack.
If you look closely, you can see a really faint rainbow!
Totally in love with this plate of Go-Go Curry!!!!
Day 6 was a beautiful sunny day, and a perfect day to go on a river taxi cruise around Manhattan. It was a hop on and hop off river taxi and so we dropped off to see the 9/11 Memorial and did some shopping at Century 21. We then board the river taxi cruise again to see the Brooklyn Bridge and very famous Statue of Liberty, and it was a quite surreal moment to see the lady after seeing her in like umpteen Hollywood movies. We had a really late (like a 4pm) lunch at Go-Go Curry, and I was so won over by just the first bite! Its nothing like what Singapore had previously, and its so good that its ranked in my top 5 must eats in NYC list. We wandered around Times Square and then a dinner date with Michael and Sophie at KyoChon Chicken for their super well-flavored chicken wings! From what I know BonChon is something similar and it is now opened in Singapore's Bugis Plus, you can go try it!
PS: Been really busy at work after I switched roles in my company, I'm gonna try to finish up the remaining 4 NYC entries soon!

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Last Week's Economic News In Review
Construction spending underwhelmed market expectations, while incomes and spending notched up, and lay-offs increased, but remained in safe territory.
Construction Spending
Construction spending for May surprised many housing market watchers by declining to an annual rate of $1.14 trillion, which was 0.8 percent below April's rate of $1.15 trillion, the Census Bureau reported last week.
This was completely off from market expectations, which had predicted a 0.5 percent gain for May's construction spending. While down on a monthly basis, when compared annually, May's performance was 2.8 percent higher than May 2015's annual rate of $1.11 trillion.
Despite construction spending as a whole declining, residential construction in May was more robust, hovering at an annual rate of $451.9 billion, which was nearly unchanged from April's pace of $451.7 billion.
With the previous week's Brexit already impacting interest rates, the housing market is a bit unpredictable at the moment
"Net-net it is certainly a bit of a mixed picture, a mixed bag, but I think in terms of direction, what is evidenced here, is that growth momentum has rebounded," TD Securities Deputy Chief Economist Millan Mulraine told Reuters.
Personal Incomes and Spending
Personal incomes grew by $37.1 billion, or 0.2 percent, in May, and disposable personal income (DPI; incomes after taxes) also expanded by $33.9 billion, or 0.2 percent, according to last week's report from the Bureau of Economic Analysis.
Personal consumption expenditures (PCE) also increased in May, growing by $53.5 billion, or 0.4 percent. Personal outlays — PCE, plus interest payments, and transfer payments — increased $57 billion in May.
This put personal savings — DPI less personal outlays — at $730.6 billion in May, compared with $753.7 billion in April. May's personal saving rate — personal saving expressed as a percentage of DPI — was 5.3 percent, slightly down from April's 5.4 percent.
Initial Jobless Claims
First-time claims for unemployment benefits filed by the newly laid off during the week ending June 25 hit 268,000, a gain of 10,000 claims from the preceding week's total of 258,000, the Employment and Training Administration reported last week.
The total number of jobless claims was still well below the 300,000-claim mark, which economists consider indicative of a growing job market.
"We're not seeing any huge increase in job losses out there," Raymond James Financial Inc. Chief Economist Scott Brown told Bloomberg. "It's consistent with further improvement in the labor market."
The four-week moving average — considered a more stable measure of lay-offs — hovered at 266,750 claims, which was unchanged from the preceding week's average of 266,750.
This week we can expect:
- Tuesday — May factory orders from the Census Bureau.
- Wednesday — May balance of trade from the Census Bureau.
- Thursday — Initial jobless claims for last week from the Employment and Training Administration.
- Friday — May consumer credit from the Federal Reserve; unemployment rate, payrolls, earnings and average workweek for June from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.


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Pengelly, William
PENGELLY, WILLIAM (1812-1894), English geologist and anthropologist, was born at East Looe in Cornwall on the 12th of January 1812, the son of the captain of a small coasting vessel. He began life as a sailor, after an elementary education in his native village, but in 1828 he abandoned a seafaring life. He had developed a passion for learning, and about 1836 he removed to Torquay and started a school; in 1846 he became a private tutor in mathematics and natural science. Geology had in early years attracted his attention, but it was not until he was about 30 years of age that he began seriously to cultivate the study. In 1837 he was instrumental in the reorganization of the Torquay Mechanics' Institute, in 1844 mainly owing to his energy the Torquay Natural History Society was founded, and in 1862 he assisted in founding the Devonshire Association for the Advancement of Literature, Science and Art. Meanwhile he had been occupied in collecting fossils from many parts of Devon and Cornwall, and in 1860 the Baroness BurdettCoutts acquired and presented them to the Oxford Museum, where they form "The Pengelly Collection." Through the generosity of the same lady he was called upon to examine the lignites and clays of Bovey Tracey, in conjunction with Dr Oswald Heer, who undertook the determination of the plant-remains. Their report was published by the Royal Society (1862), and Pengelly was elected F.R.S. in 1863. He aided in the investigations of the Brixham bone-cavern from the date of its discovery in 1858, the full report being issued in 1873; and he was the main explorer of Kent's Hole, Torquay, and from 1864 for more than fifteen years he laboured with unflagging energy in examining and recording the exact position of the numerous organic remains that were disinterred during a systematic investigation of this cave, carried on with the aid of grants from the British Association. He first attended the British Association at the Cheltenham meeting in 1856, and was present at subsequent meetings (except that at Montreal in 1884) until 1889. His observations assisted in establishing the important fact of the contemporaneity of Palaeolithic man with various Pleistocene mammalia, such as the mammoth, cave-bear, cave-lion, etc. He was awarded the Lyell medal by the Geological Society of London in 1886. He died at Torquay on the 16th of March 1894.
See Memoir of William Pengelly, edited by his daughter Hester Pengelly, with a summary of his scientific work by the Rev. Professor T. G. Bonney (1897).
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Last year's resolutions are all touchy-feely.
Let's go for some more concrete resolutions this year.
The Lee Family. Once upon a time Noel and Rena got married and had 2 kids - Doris and Donald. Then one day, Doris got married to Jeremy and had her own 2 kids - Vince and Edda. We all live far apart, and keep moving around. It's hard to keep tabs on each other. Welcome to our blog.


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So this past Thursday night, we headed over to graduation - the Queen Mother, Opa, Edward & I in the car. John left earlier with the girls since Maria was playing in the orchestra and we were to meet John's mother there. Mom and I were riding in the back and broke out in a doo-doo-doo-doo-doo-doo, to the tune of Pomp & Circumstance. We were really getting into it when Edward joined in with the cello part. It was a priceless moment indeed.
I later learned from Maria that they played through this 2-3 minute piece exactly 11 times - she counted. Each time includes 2 times through the melody. It must have been about the 10th time when Edward finally came in the procession and I was so excited. Tomorrow I will continue the story.


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Just because those leaves are crunching underfoot and the chill in the air is inescapable, don't pack away all those great summertime t-shirt dresses! Layer up that effortless warm-weather staple with a cozy sweater, add tights, trade out your sandals for ankle boots and VIOLA!
Step 1. Grab your favorite t-shirt dress. We snagged our Emerald Crimson T-Shirt Dress. $42.
Step 2: Pair with a long cardigan (the cozier the better), like our Greta Hooded Cardigan Sweater from Tulle. $82
Step 3: Add a chunky pendant like our Blue Diamond Geometric Necklace from Fada NYC. $18


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Saturdays Top 5 Laughs!
Dang its been a while since I've written my Saturday laughs!
I've been taking most Saturdays & Sundays off from the blog and enjoying those super fast two days we call the weekend! We've been through two Polar Vortex which means temperatures are in the single digits and even plunge into negative numbers. We've had all kinds of snow which makes us have some serious cabin fever. Its such a tease for G to see snow outside, but then its just WAY to damn cold to go out and play. Oh well. I'm thinking Spring!
Of course its going to snow…again…today!
This weekend we are visiting two schools that are having open house. Since November, G has been going to a small preschool {10 kids/2 teachers} two days a week for just a couple of hours. She really needs more so we are leaning toward pre-k. She will have a more regular schedule and go daily, enjoy field trips and make even more friends.
- G thinks everything happened yesterday. So, she will start by saying, "remember when I ate that strawberry yogurt yesterday", but really it was a week ago. Maybe its time to get her a calendar so she can see what day is what.
- Yesterday…lol…she wanted to get dressed and drive to my parents house. Um, they live two hours away. Not today!
- Val found her voice! Her favorite phrase to say is, DADA!! She says it all the time when she isn't making her other favorite screeching pterodactyl sound. This gal wants to be heard and she is going to make it happen.
- We went to the post office and G told the postal worker that we lived in a yellow house and that I feed Val from my boobies. Um, yeah, not everyone needs to know these fine details of our life. 🙂
- I'll be the first to admit that I get myself a drink at Starbucks almost every day. Well, G has become just as addicted as me. Her favorite items are butter croissant and passion tea lemonade, un-sweetend of course. Now, I can't go there unless I get her something too. No wonder we have gold card status. And, her carseat is gross…croissants are NOT a tidy food to eat.
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Portraits: sweetpea's clothier winter photoshoot
I love working with Sweetpea's Clothier in De Pere. I believe it is important to support small businesses, especially when they provide something special and unique to the area. This is certainly how I feel about Sweetpea's; they have a huge variety of children's clothing as well as unique gifts, jewelry, and mommy needs. (I am neither a mother or a child and somehow I own two shirts and a tote from there that I absolutely love!)
Cassius was our winter model and he did a great job! He is full of personality and spunk and I loved getting to capture all his activities and expressions. Plus I think it's impossible to not love a boy with a head full of curls! Cassius is wearing shoes by See Kai Run and clothing by Appaman and Fore. Be sure to stop by Sweetpea's for last minute Christmas shopping (I recommend Jellycat toys for the little ones!) and tell them we sent you their way. 🙂


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For many, a selling point for Nintendo's Super Mario Galaxy 2 was that it boasted an orchestral soundtrack, in the footsteps of the original Galaxy. Perhaps if the word 'orchestral' is in there, the quality of the score is simply assumed to be far grander than otherwise. But, my valued reader, since when has Mario needed an orchestra to colour his worlds, heighten his adventures and romance his princess(es)?
The short answer is that he never has, in just the same way that he never needed strikingly hardcore visuals to submerge his spectators in his whimsical experiences. So then, how does this interstellar score compare to the toe-tappin' Mushroom Kingdom tunes of old?
Those early tunes are a very good place to start. Our first port of call is to figure out what makes Mario music sound like Mario? Before the purists begin to play their usual pipes, I will hastily add that the answer cannot be merely 'the sound of the technology'. There is a difference between an artwork and the medium that was used to convey it. We're all quite aware of the difference between art direction/style, and graphics. The former is a necessary artistic element of a game, while the latter is not. The medium is not the music, and so we must search for our answer elsewhere.
I propose that what makes Mario music such a golden thing is purely its attitude. Like Mario, the score knows that there is work to be done – evil to thwart – but it faces it with cheeky optimism and a sense of enjoying every moment. Mario is a guy that loves the adventure, and the princess is merely an excuse to get one rolling. We all remember the famous 'Ground theme', with its light-hearted calypso feel – the way it enjoyed performing its intervallic leaps in the same way that our protagonist surely enjoyed leaping onto Goombas. A key part in this was the score's focus on melody as the most important element. The heart of each level's score was not in its sound set, or necessarily in its style – it was in the shape and attitude of the melody.
The universally embraced 'Ground Theme' from Super Mario Bros.
It has been many moons since then, and now we come to the quite different score of Super Mario Galaxy 2. How does it compare? SMG2 does not have its focus on melody in the same way that the aforementioned classic installments did, though it clearly still holds it in a quite high place. At the risk of sounding hypocritical, this actually does have a lot to do with the medium.
With the use of the orchestral palette, you have a lot more possibility to convey colour without relying on 'melody' per-se. You can make a single chord suggest an infinite number of different emotions or atmospheres simply through varying tone colour. In SMG2 this is the case, where often the atmosphere is being created not by the melody itself, but by the shape of the orchestration. An example would be a level such as 'Space Storm Galaxy'. While, as always, the melody has been given plenty attention, the feel of this level is mainly coming from such things as the strong focus on the brass (listen to those manful trombones and horns in the first statement of the melody) and the military-like use of the strings and percussion. While this is never a bad way to go, it does change our experience with Mario quite a bit.
An excerpt from the 'Space Storm Galaxy' score.
But, I hear you ask, how does this change things? It means that here the focus is less on Mario and more on the level itself. Orchestration can do amazing things for atmosphere, but nothing gets us inside a character like melody does. SMG2's score can often take us to Mario's location, but not take us to Mario. You could place a different character in these locales with this music and it would not sound out of place. There are notable exceptions, however, where the score does shine through with that Mario feeling. One such example is the hub world, which has a strong focus on its melody while still being orchestral, and when we hear it we once again feel that pure love of adventure that Mario obviously feels. There is also much homage to older Mario tunes in certain levels of SMG2, and you often notice the difference in melodic quality.
The cheerfully lyrical theme from the Hub World.
A beloved theme from Super Mario World, arranged for the 'High Tail Falls Galaxy.'
There is another key difference that the orchestra makes, and this has more to do with how it has been recorded. In the classic Mario titles of old, the score often nestled in cheek to cheek with the sound and action. This had a lot to do with the immediacy of the sound; how it was just as 'present' as the sound effects. In SMG2's score you can often hear that the orchestra was recorded in a sizable room, or at least made to sound that way. You have a sense of the score being slightly separated from the action, as if it comes from a different place. I would argue that it definitely suits and compliments the expansive galaxy setting, but that it doesn't suit our plumber so much. It does not feel as welcome in Mario's world as the more 'present' MIDI based tunes do, and it comes down to the presentation. Reverb in a score like this is a very significant thing, and can often determine how well a score connects with its subject.
But, we come to the inevitable question: has the aforementioned melodic change gone part and parcel with Mario's evolution across the platforms? Or, like the sudden addition of a new princess, did it take us completely by surprise? To aid us in our eternal search for answers, I have done a little experiment. I've taken four 'first level' themes: the first level of Super Mario Bros (NES), the first level of Super Mario 64 (N64), the first level of Super Mario Sunshine (GCN, come on, quiet down) and the first level of our now-familiar Super Mario Galaxy 2. I've stripped down the 'orchestration' of each to a simple sound set and placed them side-by-side. Now the melodies will stand naked before us all, ripe for judgment. Here I can only allow you, the valued reader, to form your own opinion on the changes that have taken place, and decide when exactly it happened. To aid you in this task, I would recommend imagining you are playing the original Super Mario Bros. again as you listen to each tune, thenceforth deciding whether you still feel like our Italian plumber or not.
Our exposed four first-level themes, for your consideration.
These major changes are not necessarily bad changes – they are merely changes. The orchestra in SMG2 is handled with a lot of skill, giving a very polished sound to each level's score. The score is altogether a wonderful mix of many different styles and sounds that colour this world of Mario's in breathtaking vibrancy. It is a success. But, there has definitely been a shift in the focus of what makes Mario music what it is. The attitude has changed, and the score seems to be more concerned with the Galaxy, and not as much concerned with the Super Mario. Whether or not this is a good move is up to you.


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Hamilton County Prosecutor Joseph Deters announced today that a man linked by DNA evidence to a series of rapes and kidnappings stretching across northern Hamilton, Warren, and Clinton counties has now been indicted by a Hamilton Countygrand jury for two separate incidents that took place in 1999.
Dean Strunk of Butler County was indicted for Rape, Aggravated Burglary, Kidnapping, and Gross Sexual Imposition. He is currently incarcerated in Warren County awaiting a September trial on similar allegations. Since the early 1990�s, the serial rapist has preyed on these communities until his recent apprehension in Butler County.
The Hamilton County matters occurred in July, 1999, when the indictment alleges that Strunk broke into a Montgomery home, abducted a six year old girl, brought her to the backyard to perform sex acts and then fled the scene. Three months later in October, 1999, Strunk broke into a Colerain Township home, removed a 10 year old and followed the same pattern of conduct as that in the Montgomery case.
Strunk was ultimately arrested by Warren County authorities and was charged for separate Rape offenses in Warren and Clinton counties. A DNA match led local authorities to Strunk. If convicted in Hamilton County, Strunk faces 45 years to Life in prison for those charges.
"This type of predator belongs in prison for the remainder of his life", said Hamilton County Prosecutor Joseph Deters.


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Get Happy is such a sweet book with the right amount of conflict and tension. I liked Minerva right from the start. She was kinda bratty at first but a very self-aware brat fluent in sarcasm, so reading this book amused me tremendously.
THERE WILL COME A TIME by Carrie Arcos
There Will Come a Time was such a great book for me. I know it's supposed to be a very sad book as it deals with the the loss of a twin in a car crash. For what it's worth though, I enjoyed There Will Come a Time very much. It was so moving due to the emotions that were palpable throughout the book.
VIRTUOSITY by Jessica Martinez
I can't remember the last time I loved a book that made me so so angry! Virtuosity did it for me. I must say I experienced a roller coaster ride of emotions. There were moments I felt happy and mesmerised and others where I felt sad and furious. Martinez writes beautifully and knows how to surprise her readers, which I already said about her second book, The Space Between Us. They are moving stories with beautiful prose and lots of surprises.
ANOMALY by Krista McGee
CONFESSIONS OF AN ALMOST-GIRLFRIEND (Confessions #2) by Louise Rozett
Rose is back, a year older, a sophomore, with a slight bit more mature voice, and a whole lot more problems than when readers first got to know her in Confessions of an Angry Girl. She needs to decide for herself what to do with Jamie. She still has the cheerleaders on her case. She and her brother are not exactly talking to each other either. She also hasn't stopped missing her dad who died in Iraq the previous year. In the very least, she has her best friend back by her side.


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(October 31, 2015 - Eli Harrington)
After a big week in Vermont cannabis news, thanks largely to the anti-legalization kick-off in Montpelier, the VT news media showed up in force at the UVM Medical Center for an event coordinated by the Vermont Public Health Association on the evening of Thursday, Oct. 29 at the UVM Medical Center. The event was described in press release as: what are the potential health impacts of marijuana; what lessons can be learned from tobacco policy?
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Thanks to RETN's support for community television and education, Vermontijuana was able to film the presentation in it's entirety...the video quality leaves lots to be desired, but especially with health issues, Vermontijuana feels it's crucial that Vermonters physically unable to attend the forum themselves have equal access to information. Thank you again to RETN, the Vermont Public Health Association and the VT Department of Health (esp. Shayla Livingston, MPH and John Searles, PhD). The full video below is only edited for visual clarity and to cut out any venue tech issues or time spent passing the microphone...Vermontijuana editorial notes under the jump.
As a group whose name has such serious medical and societal implications, it's worth wondering about the VT Public Health Association and how their perspectives might be informed. The nonprofit org has a small budget, local leadership with serious professional creds, and (refreshingly) isn't just regurgitating information from the widely-criticized Rocky Mountain High Intensity Drug Trafficking blah blah blah group. Their motto is staked on neutrality: "an independent voice for a healthier Vermont" and their core approach is, "data-driven". To be clear, they do not yet have a formal stance on legalization of marijuana (0:02:00).
Some of the language the group uses is similar to anti-legalization groups like Smart Approaches to Marijuana (SAM), and a current VTPHA board members is a past coordinator of SAM-Vermont. Starting off the presentation talking about the need to consider the hypothetical risk of unintended consequences set a somewhat pessimistic tone; however, the fact that they've not yet taken an organizational position means they're seriously considering the issue and likely also have legalization advocates among them.
Many of the members are prevention and family health specialists, and public health is about the big picture, so if you work in drug treatment and wonder, "based on what we know, will legalization make Vermont more healthy?", you can understandably and simplistically answer "no" pretty quickly and join the prohibition party.
However when it comes to public health, advocates (especially medical patients) want cannabis further unleashed for research, treatment and therapeutic purposes, not because changing the status quo is going to make healthy Vermonters even healthier, or help with society-level health problems. So how much time should officials spend considering potential impacts of marijuana, or talking about the lack of data?
Thinking about public health RE: marijuana, here are a few other questions, some of which were addressed at the event, and some of which could use more examining:
How many Vermonters are using currently?
A LOT. In fact, in the year of 2012-13, 47% of 18-25 year olds used cannabis, 15 points higher than the national average (32%). In that same time period, 14% of adults 26+ used, which is 5 points higher than the national average (9%) - (30:07). The past 30 day use rates for youth are 24% of the population, which is down a few points overall in recent years, but still has VT teens higher than their national counterparts.
How much is this illegal usage affecting public health outcomes in VT already?
This is where the data is less developed and needs more studying (lots of new research where legalization has happened) and more time. It's easy for advocates to say that there have been no cannabis overdoses in the state of Vermont, and they'd be right. The American Lung Association acknowledges that smoking cannabis is harmful to lungs but says more research is needed.
When compared to public health information about alcohol, tobacco, and Rx drug use, cannabis is a molehill to a mountain; however, cannabis isn't always the primary or even secondary substance being tested and reported, so there's likely more to the story. The presentation showed that there does appear to be an association (not causation) between young people using alcohol (including binge drinking) and marijuana together, which isn't necessarily surprising if you've ever been to a party in VT.
"Our smoking rate in teenagers, kids is probably about 13 percent," Dr. Chen said. "Our marijuana rate is about 37 percent. One is regulated, one is illegal. I think there's, if you do it right, there's ample room for improvement."
Dr. Chen made it clear he is not taking a stance on legalizing marijuana in Vermont, going on to say tobacco use is the leading preventable cause of death in the United States. via WVNY story
How do health impacts of marijuana use compare to tobacco and alcohol?
Again, it's not even close to being as harmful, but there's lots of statistical information and nuance currently missing due to the illegal paradigm of marijuana use, and there's no big tobacco money to fund more research. VT Health Commissioner Dr. Harry Chen, who was present at the forum and asked about usage statistics (do we know cannabis stats for people who vape/eat vs. smoke?) was asked about tobacco in his interview for the WVNY story by Alex Rose.
What lessons have worked/failed with alcohol/tobacco policy when it comes to public health and how can they be implemented with a blank canvas for marijuana policy?
The national expert from the Tobacco Control Legal Consortium participated via phone and shared some interesting comparisons between tobacco and cannabis, some of which make sense, and some of which were a stretch, and based on anecdotes and not data. When she spoke about driving issues, it seems like it's more about fear of cannabis than lessons learned from tobacco--not a lot of energy going into preventing driving under the influence of nicotine. When the legal expert spoke about similarities in usage, the presentation showed brownies and bongs (ever heard of tobacco brownies?), but didn't talk about dangerous oral tobacco ingestion (ever heard of 'dipping/chewing' marijuana like a baseball player does with tobacco?) or get into detail about the explosion of e-cigarettes, which come in fruity flavors and are very popular among youth, whose use rate has tripled.
There were clearly some valuable examples that relate to cannabis and reducing overall usage: advertising restrictions, pricing controls, and public smoking policies, but having some clear examples and stats (such as Uruguay where advertising regulated cannabis is completely illegal and tourists can't purchase) and better highlighting differences and more accurately decoupling similarities would have been more beneficial to the audience, especially coming from a local (or at least, in-person) voice.
Overall, the event was a timely foray into the cannabis fields by local public health officials who are working hard to collect and analyze accurate data in time to inform the legislature in January. It was informative and has stimulated some conversation (which will hopefully be helped by the full, uncensored video), but also a transparent acknowledgement of what is still unknown (a lot) and the research being done in real-time by officials racing to produce and analyze enough credible data to responsibly inform the legislature.
The question for policy observers as the debate continues to grow is how groups like this are informed and how the discussions are balanced between the limited statistical data and anecdotal information, by those on all sides of the issue.
Knowing that local experts can be limited by legal statutes in research abilities and not necessarily aware of all research being done in other states and countries, Vermontijuana encourages readers to watch the entire presentation and share feedback via email, facebook, twitter, or on reddit.
The next public event is a hearing hosted by the Vermont State Senate Government Operations Committee (the most likely gateway for an initial bill), which takes place all day, from 10am to 4pm on Tuesday, November 3, 2015 at the Vermont State House in Room 10.


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Having reached the ripe age that I have reached, it comes as no surprise to me that people complainabout anything. Still, some complaints make a lot of sense.
For instance, the year I entered the New York wine business, 1985, the complaint was that New York wine gets no respect from retailers, restaurants, the press, and most consumers. I dont think much has changed on that score and so, I am not surprised to hear the same complaint in 2009.
Because of this lack of respect, many New York winery owners work their backsides off to move a case of wine here and there because, until they become large enough or at least establish a relatively identifiable name, distributors have about as much interest in them as they have in dismantling government-sponsored distributor profits. (I sometimes think that distributors take on New York wines mainly as a show of support, for PR purposes).
All too often, when New York wines make it into a distributors portfolio, the complaints shift from cant get into retail shops and restaurants to cant get distributor sales staff motivated to get the wines into retail shops and restaurants.
To be fair, I know a few New York winery owners that are content with their distributors efforts, but it is so rare.
The fact is, New York wine has suffered a relatively negative image for decadesno matter that the image is outdated and wrong. To change something so negative for so long is not an easy task. The funny thing is that the image is not the same image that tourists have of New York wine.
So, why cant tourists ask for New York wine and get it wherever they shop and dine?
The answer to that is complicated.
Only the rare retailers and restaurants go out of their way to work at selecting wines, and even then it is a phenomenon largely connected to major cities or certain centers that surround rural communities; the majority simply take what has already sold and keep selling it over and over.
Retailers and restaurateurs have been known to change directions but not usually without a push. They move with the trend and, as much as we may like to think that we are, New Yorkers are not the trendsetters. This may be among the most provincial states in the union. And for upstate New York wineries, its even more difficult, as this is among the most conservative placesaffecting change is tough.
In general, New York wine is not cheap; it is not overbearingly woody; it is not chewy; it is not consistently rated by the self-appointed gurus; and it is not savvy (witness most NY wine labels). New York wine seems to go out of its way to buck the general public tide.
The one thing that New York wine isa generally premium productdoesnt seem to matter, but that's no surprise either. Just check out the few fastest and most consistent selling wines in the U.S., its clear that producing a premium wine doesnt necessarily provide for certain success.
Much of the New York wine industry dreams of relying on tourists to go home and ask for New York wines. But people arent that dedicated and their lives are too complicated to commit to an unnecessary vigil. Besides, many tourists to New York come from other states, where they cant get New York wine because only a small portion of it is sold outside the home state.
Finally, many wine knowledgeable people dont get that way by having been explorers. They may pay lip service to the concept of exploration, but when you pin many of these fat-walleted geeks down, you often find that their range is limited and their ability to think for themselves is in retreat. Even the results of blind tastings don't seem to sway them to think for themselves.
So, here I am with this seemingly bleak picture of the situation that confronts the New York wine industry and this morning I receive my weekly email from the New York Wine and Grape Foundation that includes this startling piece of information:
Since 1985, when there were maybe two-dozen New York wineries located in a total of seven counties, the wine industry has grown to a whopping 294 Tax and Trade Bureau-approved licenses located in 45 counties (there are 62 counties in New York).
While the old guard complains, the march of a new guard proceeds unabated. Its a dichotomy for sure, but what does it signify?
Damned if I know the answer. The progression forward may give a hollow ring to the complaints or it may simply mean that you cant stop the human spirit even under proven adversity. It could also mean that some wine people are in for a rude awakening.
Wouldnt it be nice if that awakening is a positive one?
Incidentally, the NY legislature gave the NY Wine and Grape Foundation a one-year reprieve. But its state funding for the coming year is less than half of what it was. Maybe this situation will prove to wineries that they need to organize an effective, and unified, industry promotion effort and stop relying on the state for money. Past activity on the industry's part, however, puts the word 'unified' in doubt.
If you are reading this entry anywhere other than on the vinofictions blog, be aware that it has been lifted without my permission (and without recompense), and thats a copyright infringement, no matter that the copyright information appears with it.
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Café d'Anvers presents CDA records 001: Reboot - Matt Sassari
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Café d'Anvers presents: CDA Records 001.
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At an early age, when most kids are discovering video games and girls, German production wizard Frank Heinrich, aka Reboot, was creating tracks on the studio equipment that he purchased with his small savings. This precocious talent was nurtured by illicit nights out sneaking in to Sven Väth's Omen club in Frankfurt, Germany, where Reboot grew up.
Despite Reboot's early indoctrination into tough techno sounds, he draws from a variety musical influences. As a producer, his approach borrows sounds from all corners of the musical spectrum from classic house, world music, and even jazz. Alongside friends like Chris Tietjen, Marc Scholl, and Markus Fix, he now spearheads "the new sound of Frankfurt". The result is what Reboot calls a "complex polyrhythmic architecture" and what dance floors call "dynamite".
Reboot has consistently evolved as an artist without ever losing his initial rush of passion that pushed him out of his career in banking and into the arms the of electronic music industry. In a career that has ranged from early collaborations with Marco Delle, done as Delle & Heinrich, to his current incarnation as a widely demanded solo artist. He has released classic records on labels such as Connaisseur, Supplement Facts, Combi Int., Moon Harbour, Cadenza, Renaissance, and Cecille.
His inquisitive musical nature pushed Reboot to constantly experiment with new sounds and rhythms. This has allowed him to develop into a compelling performer who feels equally at home behind the decks or playing live. Reboot's musical journey has spanned the world, traveling to temples of techno such as Womb (Tokyo), Fabric (London), and Cocoon (Frankfurt), in addition to more intimate settings such as Robert Johnson (Frankfurt) and Brazil's legendary D-Edge.
Reboot has joined the ranks of some of the most respected names in the techno realm, playing a pivitol role in Cocoon's Disco Invaders compilation and Cadenza's Æther. In 2009, he mixed the epic "From Frankfurt to Mannheim" compilation for Cecille Records. Some of his most celebrated tracks include "Be Tougher / Letters" (Candenza) and "Caminando" (Seies Drum).
In 2010, Reboot released his eagerly awaited debut artist album "Shunyata". This distillation of two decades immersed in music, "Shunyata" is the sound of an artist in full command of his medium, mingling intelligent and exotic sound structures with the propulsive, dance floor consciousness that has earned him fans across the globe. The word "shunyata" is rooted in Sanskrit and means emptiness, however, as thrilled audiences will agree, Reboot has redefined this word for the 21st century with a full and wholesome sound.
Following the success of "Shunyata" and his performances in Ibiza, Spain, he has carried his musical endeavors throughout the world at major festivals and nightclubs including the Stereosonic Festival (Australia), Winter Music conference (Miami, FL, USA), Electric Zoo (New York, USA), Zouk (Singapore), D-Edge (Brazil), Creamfields (Brazil), and practically every major club in Europe. 2013 kicked off with an extended tour of the United States which included performances at word-renowned venues such as Club SpaceMiami, Story, Nikki Beach Miami, and Delano. His summer 2013 tour primarily focuses on Europe.
Reboot's very own Rock N' Beats party at the UshuaïaTower (Ibiza), was launched in 2013 and works to integrate classic Rock and Roll with today's electronic music. Rock N' Beats is areflection of how DJs now play the role of rock bands from days gone by. This event will melt down different elements of music and brings the focus to other notable styles of music outside of the electronic music genre. "It's all about staying open-minded and finding new ways to present an electronic dance night", says Reboot. Rock N' Beats also marks the beginning of Reboot's new company, Noon Artists, for which he will serve as the principal artist.
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Matt Sassari hails from Marseille - France. Born on 8th March 1992.
Thanks to his recent features on SCI+TEC, Tronic, Bitten and Deeperfect. Matt Sassari established himself as a strong producer. Matt entered into the world of electronic music and is now at the forefront of the techno scene in France. It's a natural match with more than 15 releases under their belt. This has opened doors and drummed up the interest of several labels like Sincopat & Time Has Changed.
A year on, and it's a new label who will place their trust in Matt: Deeperfect, Stefano Noferini's world-renowned imprint from Italy. Stefano & Deeperfect saw potential in Matt as a rising star in the techno music scene, with nine releases, remixes & a production pack for Beatport. Matt continues to work on collaborations with widely-known artists such as Ant Brooks, Miguel Bastida, Spencer K or Enrico Sangiuliano and is set to release productions on Bitten, Rusted, Kinetika, Alleanza or Rawthentic.
Self-made man of electronic music, it's with his friend Matt Mor which he launched his own imprint "Panterre Musique" and confirms his ambition to offer us his own vision of techno music. From Wally Lopez, John Digweed, Richie Hawtin, Dubfire, Carl Cox, Luciano, Maceo Plex & Laurent Garnier, Matt Sassari's groove seduces beyond the technosphere and breaks down barriers and genres of music. For 2015 already are confirmed releases again on Tronic , SCI+TEC , Kraftek , Bouque and Deeperfect .
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CAPOON is the new collabo between Jens de Wit (JackJazz) and Stijn Verheyden (Lemakuhlar).
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Together, it's the best of both worlds.
CAPOON is the result of their differing creative methodologies. Kapoen means a good but naughty kid - and in this, they're the same.
It's just the beginning, but get ready: Their first release is dropping soon on iconic label Café d'Anvers.
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"Café d'Anvers presents CDA records 001: Reboot - Matt Sassari" Party gemeld door : CDA Tommy


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Former Obama adviser: Uncertainty is slowing economic recovery
MILWAUKEE -- The former chairman of President Obama's Council of Economic Advisers told an audience here that anxiety and fear are stalling the country's recovery from the Great Recession.
"What is Washington doing to alleviate our anxiety? Ha, ha, nothing! The opposite of a thing," said Austan Goolsbee (left), who was the chief economist for President Barack Obama's Economic Recovery Advisory Board. "What's going to happen in the next three weeks? ... I'm nervous that they can't compromise."
He also said he was unsure about how the current government shutdown would end.
"As I look at the shutdown, I think one of the most likely outcomes is that we go right up to the deadline and then they just choose to extend it for two months, and so we just revisit this in two months," said Goolsbee, who blamed a fear of compromise for the gridlock.
Goolsbee told a sellout crowd of 600 business professionals at a Tuesday economic forum sponsored by the Milwaukee Jewish Federation that fear is stalling recovery, even as he described a highly optimistic view of the United States' economic potential.
The economist also participated in a panel discussion with Jeff Joerres, chairman and CEO of Manpower Group; Cory Nettles, founder and managing director, Generation Growth Capital, Inc.; and Catherine Jacobson, president and CEO, Froedtert Health.
Goolsbee said the U.S. remains a leader among major nations in economic strength, worker productivity, access to affordable energy and culture of entrepreneurship and innovation.
"Even the aging of our population and the rise of health care costs -- the demographic problems at the root of our government budget issues -- is way less pronounced in the U.S. than in any other advanced country in the world," he said.
Unlike Japan, China and many European nations, the U.S. population is growing, he said, and unlike nations in economic crisis like Greece, which he says "already has income tax rates well above the U.S, and a debt-to-GDP ratio of over 100 percent," the U.S. has policy choices to bring itself out of recession.
"We start from lower tax, spending and debt levels as a share of our income than virtually any country in the advanced world," said Goolsbee.
While expressing optimism, Goolsbee said economic recovery will not be "V-shaped," where a sharp downturn is followed by a steep upturn. Instead, he predicts a "slow, painful recovery period" over several years. A traditional V-shaped recovery can only happen if business is able to return to exactly the way it was before -- and that's not possible this time, he warned.
"Too many parts of the economy are sitting and waiting for the bus on routes that don't run anymore," he said.
He said it's dangerous for economists to pin recovery hopes on an improved real estate market, warning that businesses must think global, not local expansion.
Goolsbee said U.S. cities with diversity of industries and a large number of skilled workers and educated citizens will attract business growth.
"I'm actually very optimistic for the U.S. and for the Midwest in general -- Wisconsin, Illinois, Ohio, a lot of the places that over the last 20 years it seems like it's been a tougher period," said Goolsbee, a professor of economics at the University of Chicago's Booth School of Business.
But he warned that both federal and state governments must "resist the urge to join a race to the bottom" by scaling down training programs and education.
Afterward, Goolsbee told WisPolitics.com that in his experience, it's a mistake for states to spend all their money on incentives to attract businesses at the expense of funding universities, scientific research and worker skills training.
"They're really important and have to be protected, yet when we get into an economic crisis, often those are the first investments states say, 'Oh, we can't afford,' " he said.
Panelists on Tuesday seemed less optimistic about job growth, while agreeing with Goolsbee's optimism for overall economic recovery.
"We're one of those industries that's in transformation," said Jacobson of Froedtert Health. "Business is not as usual anymore, at least in our space. How do we re-create that? I don't know if we'll going to continue to add jobs -- they'll probably be very different jobs. That's a very big reality that we're living, at least in terms of health care."
Nettles said the Great Recession led businesses to slash their workforces, eventually adapting to maintaining the same productivity with fewer people.
"(Businesses) learned they can manage more productively and efficiently than they ever thought they could," said Nettles. "There's been this tremendous amount of improved productivity, but we're not going back to (previous staff levels). That's not going to be the new normal."
Joerres, of Manpower, said robotics and technological advances have permanently reduced jobs, despite a hopeful trend of companies like GE and Ford Motors bringing back manufacturing jobs from overseas.
"Re-domiciling manufacturing is not bringing back what left," said Joerres. "What left was a plant with 1,000 people. What's coming back is a plant with 100 people."
David Lubar, president and CEO of the Milwaukee-based Lubar & Co. investment firm, said Goolsbee's appearance drew by far the largest crowd in the Milwaukee Jewish Federation's 20-year history of economic forums.
Linda Gorens-Levy, who co-chaired the event, said the crowd was highly diverse, being comprised of both Republicans and Democrats, large and small businesses, younger professionals and senior citizens.
"This year was a risk," she said of booking a nationally known economist associated with a specific political party. "We were hoping for 300 people," she said, but had to turn people away after more than 600 signed up. Gorens-Levy said she thought Goolsbee succeeded in appealing to the diverse members of the audience and in avoiding political statements in his presentation.
-- By Kay Nolan
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It finally dawned on me that conventional medicine alone wasn't going to take my family's health where it needed to go. The only solution was that I had to roll up my sleeves and take up the challenge my self. Health very quickly became my priority. Over the next decade, Holistic Health became my career.
A client recently said to me that she felt unsupported with conventional health care. She "wasn't ill enough to get her Doctor's attention and yet not well enough to be happy with her life". Like most 'Baby Boomers', she had much higher expectations for herself, and wasn't prepared to lower the bar to the point where she had to accept that her concerns where all due to 'old age'.
Neither Well or Ill
Is Free Really FreeMany people in Canada where I live, assume that medical health care is free. It does appear to be free. Years ago, Dr. Jane Fulton, Professor of Economics at the University of Ottawa, came to speak in my home town in rural Ontario. (At that time she had been meeting with First Lady Hillary Clinton, to discuss the development of Medicare in the US.)
Dr. Fulton very clearly showed the residents of Huron County, that Medicare wasn't for free. In fact, my baby-boomer generation is paying the interest on the loan that financed my mother's health care in her declining years. My daughter's generation will have to foot the bill.
Ontario residents are now seeing a reductions of insured services. Many preventative services are now being categorized by OHIP as non-essential. There are discussions about a multi-tiered Health Care System where the better service will only be available to those who can pay from their own pocket.
Put Yourself in the CenterI encourage people to command the central and pivotal role in their health care. Find the health care providers of all and any persuasion that fit perfectly into your team. As well, take the time to do your own research. Make this journey your own.
Making health and wellness a priority means we need to be pro-active in our own healthcare. We create health by making the commitment to care for ourselves every day; physically, emotionally, mentally and spiritually.
The bottom line is: without the foundation of good health, we don't have a future.
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April 20th – 28th, 2018!
2017 was an amazing year for the 6th Annual Beer Week (the 2nd year under our wings) and we're already looking to have a bigger and better year in 2018!
About Bellingham Beer Week
Bellingham Beer Week is officially owned and organized by Taps, Caps, & Corks LLC in Bellingham, WA. the same team behind Tap Trail. Our goal is to broadcast everything great about beer in Bellingham and encourage local involvement and tourism for the beer community. Beer Week is scheduled for 9 days every year and is designed to promote everything "beer" in the city; breweries, tap houses, bars, restaurants, hotels, and entertainment.
How to get involved:
For 2018, we hope to spread our events out to every business in the city. If you are a restaurant, music venue, hotel, retailer, etc. looking to get involved in Beer Week, we encourage you to contact us using the form on this page to learn more.
Our sponsors help promote Beer Week to a larger audience through print/web and radio advertising throughout Cascadia and we, in turn, work very hard to promote our sponsors to the largest audience possible. If you are interested in becoming a sponsor for 2018, please contact us below.
Bellingham Beer Week has a variety of advertising options for 2018 including web site advertising at bellinghambeerweek.com, print advertising in our official guide, print advertising in the April Brews Day guide, and various partnerships throughout the week and months leading up to Beer Week. We're working on our rate card for 2018. Stay tuned for more info.


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The library has digitized almost 6000 letters to and from Edvard Grieg. The collection contains letters from artists such as Brahms, Tchaikovsky, Ibsen and Bjørnson, as well as politicians, publishers, impressarios, friends and family. Many of the letters are transcribed and available in full text search.


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SOLS 24/7: Volunteer in Malaysia with our Community Centre
Video and Photos
Made possible through a partnership between SOLS 24/7 Malaysia and the Better Malaysia Foundation, the Community Centre project (previously known as Project 100) aims to bring free education to Malaysia's underserved communities by establishing community education centres throughout the country.
Each community centre is managed by Community Centre Manager and volunteers who live in the local community for one to two years. Through the Community Centres, the CCMs provide free English, computer, leadership and character building classes to underserved people.
Community Centre also serves as a nationwide network, enabling Corporate Social Responsibility, disaster relief and awareness programs to reach a large audience easily and effectively.
Training in the SOLS 24/7 Language systems provided.


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Premier Inn London Docklands ExCeL
Großbritannien und Nordirland, London
Excel East, Royal Victoria Dock, London, E16 1SJ
Premier Inn London Docklands ExCeL Hotel is located next to the ExCel Exhibition Centre in Royal Victoria Dock and a 5-minute drive from London City Airport. Canary Wharf and the O2 Arena are a 15-minute drive away, and Prince Regent DLR Station is a 5-minute walk. You can reach the expo center in 2-3 minutes walk. There is WiFi available in the hotel and charges are applicable. Private parking is available at an extra cost. All rooms are equipped with a private bathroom with free toiletries, air conditioning, work desk, tea/coffee making facilities and a satellite TV.
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The Ambassador
French Embassy:
58 Knightsbridge
Re: refusal of entry to France
20 June 2016
Dear Ambassador,
I am writing to express my outrage at your country's refusal to allow the aid convoy to Calais to enter France on Saturday 18 June. As a member of that convoy I had booked a ticket on the ferry months ago and driven from York to Dover in order to get the ferry and deliver the aid to refugees in Calais.
I was shocked that customs had been ordered to prevent our humanitarian convoy from entering France when what we wished to do was deliver aid and express our solidarity with the refugees. In the past I have seen some of the worst countries in the world blocking aid, but never expected to see that happen within the EU, where freedom of movement is one of our basic rights.
I would like you to reassure me that humanitarian convoys will never again be blocked from entering France.
I also left some of the aid, that I would have personally delivered to refugees, on the steps of the Embassy. I hope that you will have this delivered to the refugees as a matter of urgency, as I was prevented from doing so.
Please can you tell me what has happened to the aid that was left at the embassy and when it was delivered.
Yours sincerely
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I am so glad for another Tuesday to be here! I have been playing along with Steph who has been encouraging others to think about colors in their lives for the past several weeks. Check out her blog for more details: Steph's Cup of Tea. This week's color is Petal Pink!
I checked out Angela's posting this morning, and was inspired by her title. It made me recall a song my daughter owns. It came with a Barbie she received one year. The song is on a cassette - my daughter is only 14 and she all ready owns ancient artifacts! - so I had to go to iTunes and purchase it for my video.
Some notes to share about my video:
*I married a guy who doesn't really like fru-fru stuff in the house. Like blankets, sheets, towels, dishes, wall paper...you get the point. Not a lot of personal stuff to share.
*I do have a son too, but he's almost 17, hates having his picture taken and I value my life! He is trained in Tae Kwon Do. :)
* The tea cup is from a pattern I inherited a few years ago. I have a service for 8, but still need to replace two broken cups, I am registered on Replacements.com. Although my honey doesn't particularly like flowery plates, he gave in to my needing this set. He must be mellowing after 22 years together!
*The cake was made by Sweetcakes for a baby shower we had for a friend. It was chocolate and raspberry and tasted as good as it looked!
*The T-bird is from a car show from my adventures in Augusta, GA a few weeks ago.
*Lots of Disney World photos, dances and parties included, and flowers from nearby.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Enjoy! :)
photos mostly by me
music by: Beyond Pink and called, "Think Pink"


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It is kind of funny that this is the first room I am showing you, because it is nowhere close to being finished and I conveniently left out the mess that still exists up there. But, we are close enough and I wanted to show you what I've done so far.
The only carpet in the house is in our upper level, starting with the steps. I decided to break my gallery wall into pieces in this house. This is obviously the Hall of Larkyn.
At the top of the steps, I added some white curtains and some flowers in my favorite CB2 wall vases. And no, that's not laundry on the steps.
It's Sebastian, who is forbidden to be on our bed in this house. Here is another angle so you can understand the layout. The white wooden wall is all shelving around the stairs. We need to cover Matt's closet with a curtain too, but we don't want it to get in the way. Still thinking on that one.
Love that shelving. Since only one of us was the English major, we have a few different uses for them. Everything that was once in my writing desk (which is now at my mom and dad's house) is now boxed up and on the shelves. This week, those boxes are 5 for $10!
Beyond the shelves is our bed, which used to be bedded in navy and gray. This time around, I felt like going brighter.
The bedding is Trina Turk Coral Trellis, nightstands from Target, and the art is a Michaels canvas with shades of peach, coral, and gold craft paint. We need lamps, I know. Mercury glass? To the right of the bed is the shelving and a walkway where there is just enough room for Matt's million shoes.
To the left of the bed is my closet (again, an easy access door idea?) and another window. Our first purchase was a window AC (glam!) because the upper level of Cape Cods are technically attic space, so they get HOT). If you are looking for one, this unit is amazing and not terribly expensive.
I've only shown you one half of the room. The other side, across from the bed, has yet to be completed! It has built in shelves, our dressers and TV, and attic access. Once that looks a little nicer, I'll add it.


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A recent post in Niemen Journalism Lab describes how newsrooms are utilizing a worldwide staffing approach to keep up with the 24/7 news cycle. While a New York newsroom may be quiet at 2 a.m. there is a good chance that halfway around the world a staffer is busy collecting information, sourcing news and creating stories that will be delivered on the morning news.
Many of these media sites make sure their customers are aware that they don't need to switch channels to remain up to date. In fact, they make a point of letting their readers know that operations continue around the clock, hoping that they can keep their attention no matter the time of day.
This has created new opportunities for journalists, as there are now positions available around the world that can provide greater cultural awareness and a more varied resume. As media becomes increasingly global in nature, having experience in different cultures can differentiate and improve a reporter's biography.
Is there a new opportunity here for marketers as well? Instead of looking in your back yard, it may be wise to consider a global approach to media relations. The best journalist to contact regarding your story pitch may not be the local newsroom. Instead, they may be in another country!


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After Leila tried to steal not one, not two, but THREE of these push-cars we finally broke down and got her her own. (She tried to steal two at different parks, and one at the zoo.)
Yesterday was a lazy afternoon and we weren't doing anything so we thought a trip to Babies 'R Us was in order. We showed Leila the picture on the box and she said "Yeah, yeah, yeah. Llllleila!" which we took as her wanting it. Tony put it together as soon as we got home, and we took Leila's new ride for a couple spins around the park. When we got home Leila decided she still hadn't had enough so Tony took her on another ride, around our townhouse complex. He said Leila loved going over the speed bumps.
Later that night Leila saw her car outside, grabbed Tony's pants, pulled him to the back door, pointed to her car and said "Please?" So, they went on another ride.
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Open your make-up bag and take a look inside. See all those nude lipsticks, light brown eye shadows and black eyeliners? Put them away, right now. It's time to experiment with a rainbow palette of colour - and the bolder, the better! Introducing Maybelline New York Colour Show, with its latest, widest range of hot make up colours inpired by the catwalks.
I was honored to be invited to the Maybelline media event courtesy of The Butterfly Project Malaysia. It was rare for them to have events in JB so all the girls were excited! The event was held in B.E cafe, a cosy cafe in Taman Molek.
Maybelline bringing New York style to the tips of your fingers! Whether you are a first time make up user or an experienced user, Colour Show lets you easily create bold New-York looks with its convenient formulas. Application is easy and fuss-free, giving you access to the seasons' hottest hues right at your fingertips.
This collection of hot and brilliant colours offers a quick fashion fix, from red hot lips to graphic eyes and standout nail art. Each Colour Show product is specially developed to complement one another so you can easily change, update or give yourself an instant makeover.
1. Colour Show Lip Color
Recommended retail price: RM17.90
Look at these four pretty babies! With colours inspired straight from the fashion shows, Color Show Lip Color offers brilliance and boldness in just one swipe. Plus, its fragrance - which is specially created for the Asian market - is a pampering indulgence each time you apply it on your lips. Here's a sneak peek, there are a total of 16 shades of lipstick ranging from Nude, Pink, Red and Plum.
2. Color Show Liner
Recommended retail price: RM17.90
If you are still using black or brown eyeliners - you. are. out. Check out these new eyeliners from Maybelline. From top: Spicy Orange, Shiny Beige, Noble Purple, Light PCK Green, Ocean Blue and Inca Gold. A total of 6 shades. I can't wait to get my hands on each of them!
3. Color Show Nail Lacquer
Recommended retail price: RM9.90
With a total of 20 shades of nail colours, now everyone can explore their artistic side with Color Show Nail Lacquer! Available in a wide range of bold, in-fashion colours, its enhanced thicker brush offers a smoother application while its improved colour formula ensures that the hue goes on dramatic. Sounds too good to be true? Let's test on it!
First we applied a layer of nail lacquer on top of a coffee filter paper and next we added a drop of water. We watched as the water seep through the paper around the nail polish. We always worry that the layer of colours on our nails causing oxygen and air unable to penetrate through the nails, but with Maybelline Color Show Nail Lacquer, it is totally breathable!
After introducing us to the new collection, it's time for some fun! All the girls were given the new products to try and create a full look using Maybelline products.
Time to show off your true colours babe!
|Photo credits to Edlyn
Here's our artwork! The first nail is my creation hehe. Used only three colours: black, silver and gold, with a big 'M' which stands for Maybelline! It was my first time doing nail art and we were given limited time so.... don't judge kay. Haha.
Congratulations to Princess and Edlyn for winning the best make over and the most creative nail art. Both of them walked away with Maybelline make up products worth RM200 and 20 bottles of nail lacquer. Omg so happy for them! :)
|Photo credits to Carinn
It was really an afternoon well spent! Ended the day with some selfies and group photo. #girlsbeinggirls
|Photo credits to Carinn
|Photo credits to Princess
I am having a love affair with colours since that day. How about you? Get your Maybelline New York Color Show Lip Color and Color Show Liner at selected pharmacies, hypermarkets and supermarkets. Take note that Color Show Nail Lacquers are only available at selected Watsons and Guardian stores. For more information, kindly visit:
Maybelline's website: http://maybelline.com.my/
Maybelline's Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/maybellinenysimplyfab
Maybelline's Instagram: http://instagram.com/maybellinemalaysia
Maybe she's born with it. Maybe it's Maybelline!
Thanks for reading till this line.
Till then!
Eunice :)