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A Fort Wayne lawyer's latest disciplinary matter resulted in his disbarment for taking $8,725 from clients he represented in a bankruptcy case.
Steven J. Ouellette represented clients who filed Chapter 13 bankruptcy in 2005. "In December 2010, the bankruptcy trustee issued a refund check for $8,725.35, payable to clients. For almost two and one-half years, (Ouellette) did not disclose the existence of this check to Clients," the Indiana Supreme Court wrote Tuesday in a per curiam opinion.
Ouellette instead fraudulently endorsed the check and deposited it in an account other than his attorney trust account and used the proceeds for his own purposes. When his clients received a final report from the trustee and learned of the refund check, they confronted Ouellette, who promised to repay them.
Ouellette "later issued a check in the amount of $8,725.35, drawn on an account other than his attorney trust account, but Clients were unable to negotiate the check due to insufficient funds," according to the order In the Matter of: Steven J. Ouellette, 02S00-1502-DI-107. "When Clients later retained successor counsel, (Ouellette) refused to return Clients' file."
The unnamed clients filed a disciplinary grievance in October 2013.
Ouellette, who currently was suspended indefinitely in a separate disciplinary matter, violated Rules of Professional Conduct 1.15(a), 8.1(b), 8.4(b) and 8.4(c). Respectively, those rules violations are for failing to hold client property in trust; failing to respond to disciplinary authorities; committing a criminal act that reflects adversely on the lawyer's honesty, trustworthiness or fitness; and conduct involving dishonesty, fraud, deceit, or misrepresentation.
The court noted Ouellette failed to timely answer commission filings, proving a belated answer at the commission's hearing on its application for judgment on the complaint. The commission declined to accept that late filing, and the court in a footnote said, "we likewise decline to give (Ouellette's) belatedly-tendered answer any effect."
Last year, Ouellette was suspended for failing to cooperate with the commission's investigation of a grievance. In May, that suspension was made indefinite. Ouellette also was suspended for 90 days with automatic reinstatement in 2007, and in 1994, the Supreme Court suspended him for two months for making false statements to a tribunal and engaging in dishonesty, deceit and misrepresentation for his failure to disclose a party's financial interest in the financial restructuring of a wholesale beer distributor he represented in bankruptcy court.


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Skills within your business - what does the future hold?
Tuesday 19th March 12:00 - 12:30
This session looks at predictions for the workplace of the future and explores the implications for the cleaning industry. Workforce development has never been more critical as new industries and roles emerge and others disappear. The pace of change is now so fast that many young people today will ultimately be working in industries and roles which do not currently exist.
So what does this mean for the future of skills in your business? It means you must be prepared for constant updating and as a general rule it means higher level skills will be required. For individuals there will need to be greater ownership of their personal skills mix in order to stay in employment. In essence this session aims to help you manage the transition of your business as skill needs change.
Speaker: Dr Sally Messenger, Head of Education at BICSc
Sally Messenger's career has been focussed in technical and vocational skills development. She has worked with a wide range of industries to develop workforces, mainly through the development of skill standards and qualifications. Following senior leadership roles with ILM and City & Guilds, Sally has worked on projects for a range of organisations, including BICSc, since 2015.

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Statement'My work begins with an idea and I have only recently discovered that it doesn't end with the completion of the work itself. The work itself, if not mostly abstract at least tends to lean towards abstraction in form or idea. I have in my early work, used a lot of architecture in not necessarily abstract forms but my work has continued to become increasingly abstract ever since then, although I feel there is still a strong style constant. I have tried to stay away from being known for a prominent style, as my inspirations are so very eclectic. Although I can't claim to have been extremely successful with this, it has fortunately resulted in a very diverse set of works. My work has also over the years seemed to drift from simplistic images to the minimalist, while all the time trying to weave a strong fabric of interwoven subtleties within the work itself. In trying to redefine perspective, my work has also lingered between great architecture and the usually unnoticed surroundings of our daily lives. This must be because of my struggle to define the word 'animate' for myself. After just having shown works from a series dealing with the curve as a form, in my current series, I have found my way back to straight lines and architectural forms of the kind with mirrored montages and graphic renditions.'
BiographyBorn 1976.He is a Bangalore based photographer. He completed his B.F.A from St. Joseph's College, Bangalore, and done multimedia course from Edit Institute Bangalore. He participated in 'Ventipertrenta 04' -International festival of digital art, Italy in 2004, an artist camp for the Tsunami relief fund held at Gallery Sara Arakkal, Bangalore in 2005,The Arad International Biennale, Arad, Romania in 2005.,besides this he has participated in many group shows in Vishakapatanam, Bangalore and Mumbai during 2003-2004.and many other shows in India and abroad including "Impressions of India" held at the Pavilion, Singapore in 2006; "The Monsoon Chapter" held at Alliance Francaise De Delhi in 2006 and also in Lucknow, Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore during 2005 and 2006.He lives and works in Bangalore.


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This is the 70's in a box. It doesn't get any better than this tone-wise. There are some major downsides to it tho. As opposed to the little pi, this one is built with flimsy metal that can be dented if you stomp it too hard. It isn't compatable with any normal 9V power adaptor, just an odd one that has a 1/8 inch input and looks like a headphone jack (don't be fooled, it IS for power). It's also really big, and not too easy to fit on a pedal board. It also doesn't sound too much different from the little pi, but there is a discernable difference. If you are willing to overlook these downsides tho, it's one of the best sounding fuzz's that you will ever play on.
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Lemons Forever, dam of Grade 1 winners Forever Unbridled and Unbridled Forever, has been named the 2017 Broodmare of the Year by the Kentucky Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders. Winner of the G1 Kentucky Oaks, Lemons Forever is a 2003 foal by Lemon Drop Kid and out of the Argentine-bred mare Critikola, by Tough Critic.
Charles Fipke bred and raced both Unbridled Forever and Forever Unbridled, full sisters by the late Unbridled's Song. Unbridled Forever, a foal of 2011, was a multiple stakes winner who won the G1 Ballerina Stakes at Saratoga in 2015. Forever Unbridled, born in 2012, was a graded stakes winner at 3 and a multi-G1 winner at 4 and 5. Her victory in the G1 Breeders' Cup at Del Mar in November 2017 sealed her Eclipse Award as champion older dirt mare.
Besilu Stables, LLC was honored with two breeder awards at the KTOB's annual Kentucky-Bred Champions Award luncheon at Keeneland racecourse. Gun Runner was named the Kentucky-Bred Horse of the Year and as the Kentucky-Bred Champion Older Dirt Male.
2017 KTOB Broodmare of the Year and owner and 2017 Kentucky-Bred Champions and their breeders:
- Broodmare of the Year: LEMONS FOREVER (Owner: Charles Fipke)
- Horse of the Year, Older Dirt Male: GUN RUNNER (Besilu Stables, LLC)
- Two-Year-Old Male: BOLT D'ORO (WinStar Farm, LLC)
- Two-Year-Old Filly: RUSHING FALL (Fred W. Hertrich III & John D. Fielding)
- Three-Year-Old Male: WEST COAST (CFP Thoroughbreds LLC)
- Three-Year-Old Filly: ABEL TASMAN (Clearsky Farms)
- Older Dirt Female: FOREVER UNBRIDLED (Charles Fipke)
- Turf Male: BEACH PATROL (Nancy C. Shuford)
- Turf Female: LADY ELI (Runnymede Farm Inc. & Catesby W. Clay)
- Sprinter Male: ROY H (Ramona S. Bass, LLC)
- Sprinter Female: LADY AURELIA (Stonestreet Thoroughbred Holdings LLC)
- Racing Abroad: ARROGATE (Clearsky Farms)
- Steeplechase Horse: Mr. Hot Stuff (WinStar Farm, LLC)
Four merit awards were presented to individuals for their contributions to the Kentucky Thoroughbred Industry.
2017 Merit awards presented at the KTOB Luncheon:
- P.A.B. Widener Trophy for KTOB Breeder of the Year: CLEARSKY FARMS
- Hardboot Breeders' Award pays tribute to distinctive but unsung breeders that help make up the backbone of our industry: DON M. ROBINSON
- Charles W. Engelhard Award acknowledges a member of the media for outstanding coverage of the Thoroughbred industry: ANNE EBERHARDT KEOGH & ENZINA MASTRIPPOLITO
- William T. Young Humanitarian Award distinguishes a person or organization in the Thoroughbred industry "who recognizes and promotes the human endeavor:" CENTRAL KENTUCKY RIDING FOR HOPE
Also receiving awards were the top Kentucky Thoroughbred Development Fund (KTDF) money earners in 2017 in five separate categories.
2017 Kentucky Thoroughbred Development Fund (KTDF) Leaders:
- KTDF Sire of the Year: KITTEN'S JOY (Ramsey Farm)
- KTDF Earner of the Year: RES IPSA (Deborah V. Wilson)
- KTDF Owner of the Year: G. WATTS HUMPHREY, JR.
- KTDF Trainer of the Year: IAN WILKES
- KTDF Breeder of the Year: CALUMET FARM
Recipients of the 2017 KTOB Kentucky-Bred Champion awards were voted on by the full membership of KTA/KTOB while the KTDF category leaders were tabulated using purse money won at Kentucky racetracks in 2017. KTOB merit award recipients were voted on by the KTA/KTOB Board of Directors.
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By Alex Ramsey, Partner & Brianna Hockey, Lawyer
The Great Artesian Basin Strategic Management Plan (Plan) is a strategy between the Queensland, New South Wales, South Australia and Northern Territory Governments to regulate the Great Artesian Basin until 2033. As the largest underground freshwater resource in the world and with approximately 70% of it located in Queensland, the Plan is of critical importance to communities of irrigators, farmers and graziers who rely upon groundwater drawn from the Basin.
The Plan has already achieved significant milestones in Queensland since 2000 including the capping of over 400 bores, installation of 12,500 kilometres of pipes and the introduction of water efficiency measures which save more than 140,000 megalitres of water from evaporation each year.
The latest revisions to the Plan are expected to recommend new water saving measures to regulate groundwater and with the consultation period for submissions now closed, the new Plan will be released early in 2019.
We expect the recommendations will focus on the following issues:
Stock and domestic water
- The possibility that volumetric limits will be imposed on stock and domestic water entitlements has been challenged by a number of submitters. The argument against doing so is that arbitrary limits would fail to take into account the purpose for which water is being drawn and the carrying or productive capacity of the land. We do not expect that the usual entitlements to draw stock and domestic water will be changed by the new Plan.
Continued support for capping and piping
- The continuation of funding for landholders to cap and pipe flowing bores will be addressed. In the submission made by AgForce it was noted that the Plan should not impose penalties for non compliance with water efficiency targets, but rather continue to fund the capping and piping program and provide training to landholders to more effectively manage their water entitlements.
Water trading and information sharing
- A cross-basin water trading market is possible under the new Plan. In Queensland, the Water Act 2000 already allows for water allocations to be issued unattached to land and for the trade of water within water regions. The new Plan could establish a way forward for these entitlements to be traded across regions and states.
- Also, the Plan will likely address the need for public access to detailed water use information within the Basin. We expect that there will be a recommendation for meters to be installed on some classes of bores and in some regions to address non-compliance issues which have arisen as a political topic in recent years.
While the new Plan will not be binding on the Queensland Government, it will be influential in shaping the policy of water regulation and affect how water is drawn and used from the Basin. We will continue to monitor the progress of the new Plan and its effect on water users.
This information is intended to provide a general summary only and should not be relied on as a substitute for legal advice.


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All of my work is a spiritual connection with my life, which has gone through many changes and looks like a patchwork. It is always an attempt to combine imagery and abstraction, an ongoing striving to communicate while going deeper.
My work can be seen at Gallery on Fifth in Calumet, Michigan: mostly animal faces and icons. I also have some new abstract tree work at the Community Arts Center in Hancock. There are also some drawings and animal sculptures in the Moonbird Gallery in Door County, Wisconsin.
My remaining oil paintings and much of my recent works are in my sister's gallery in Anaconda, Montana, the Stop Light Gallery.
My studio is now in my house at 1100 Hill Street, Hancock, MI 49930.
I have decided that one way I can share my work is to have giclee prints made. Many of the larger images that are of interest could possibly be made into an archival print, about 15x17", for $150. Please email me if you are interested. email@example.com
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Pride goes before destruction, a haughty spirit before a fall.(Proverbs 16:18, NIV)
Pride is one of the most serious sins, and it is easy for everyone to fall into. Pride was the first sin of humankind and the reason Satan was corrupted as he tried to exalt himself. Even the fathers of faith such as David and Hezekiah were guilty of pride during a moment of inattention, which caused God's wrath. The reason pride is serious is that a person intercepts the glory that God will receive. It is a deed of giving him- or herself the glory that should be raised to the Lord, and it is conclusively insulting Him. God surely lowers the proud and reins in their pride with the most severe punishment. It is written in Malachi 4:1 that the arrogant, who do not repent to the end, will be set on fire, and no root or branch will be left to them.
Pride may appear in many forms or in stages. It arises from considering oneself great by attributing what is given to the individual to his or her ability. In Daniel 4:30, King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon was enraptured by the size and status of the kingdom he ruled over, and he exalted himself by saying he had built the great Babylon as the royal residence by his mighty power. God judged his pride by taking his royal authority from him. Then, Nebuchadnezzar was mentally ill and driven away from people. For seven years, he lived with a wild animal, eating grass like cattle. When his sanity was restored, he realized that the Lord is the ruler of the world, and all authority, power, and majesty come from Him. At last, he raised his eyes toward heaven and praised the Most High God.
When Jesus stood before Pilate, the governor of Rome, before being crucified, Pilate said to Jesus that he had the power either to free or to crucify Jesus. Jesus answered he would have no power if it were not given to him by God. A man thinks he has gained by his power, and he deems highly of himself, but he will get nothing if God does not grant it.
Pride also appears in the form of showing off what a person has or has achieved. Someone may boast of money, property, knowledge, achievement, honor, authority, or something else. In 1 Chronicles 21:1, David took a census of Israel, but its motive came from his conceit. He was proud of ruling millions of Israelites and wanted to show his dignity with a specific number. However, Israel's prosperity was originally the plan of the Lord. God blessed Abraham and said that He would make a great nation through him, and the promise had been fulfilled. David was trying to glorify himself with what God had done. God was greatly angered with David's pride, and He brought down an epidemic on Israel. As a result, the catastrophe caused the death of seventy thousand Israelites. David was incited by Satan and tried to show his status with the number of people, but paradoxically, he was judged with many people's deaths.
But Hezekiah's heart was proudand he did not respond to the kindness shown him;therefore the LORD's wrath was on him and on Judah and Jerusalem.(2 Chronicles 32:25, NIV)
King Hezekiah got a fatal disease, so he earnestly prayed to God. The Lord heard it and healed his disease, so he could live another fifteen years. Baladan, king of Babylon, heard of his illness and recovery. Through his messengers, he sent Hezekiah letters and a gift to celebrate his restoration. Hezekiah was very pleased to see them and the gifts from Babylon. He felt flattered at them because he received them from Babylon, one of the greatest powers of the time. Hezekiah had an impulse to boast to them of how much riches and honors had been accumulated and how great the Israelite defense strength was. He expected that they would speak what they saw to the king of Babylon. Hezekiah took them to his storehouse and showed them the gold, the silver, the spices, the fine oil, his entire armory, and everything found among his treasures. He was proud of showing his majesty. His boasting was a conceit. Hezekiah glorified himself, just as if he had achieved all of this on his own, which the Lord let Israel gain. It had brought up the Lord's wrath, and its cost was very severe. God said to him that everything in his palace and all that his fathers had stored up would be carried off to Babylon, and some of his descendants would be taken away and become eunuchs in the palace of Babylon. Like David, Hezekiah suffered the pain of boasting about things he was proud of.
Nowadays, many things tempt people to be proud.
They consider what is seen with the eyes to be important and give people a sense of vanity or make them feel superior to others. Occasionally, they evaluate people by ranking or level in a competitive environment. Therefore, we must be careful regarding the worldly elements that make us proud, and we should always consider others better than ourselves in humility. Humility means not only lowering ourselves but also acknowledging the fact. That means we must thank God for what He has given and glorify Him for what He has done. It appears we have gained something naturally on our own, but we can never get anything if God does not allow it. James 4:10 says that God will lift us up if we humble ourselves before Him. Praise and glory are not what we give to ourselves but what God gives us. What we show off must be not ours but the Almighty Lord, who supplies all to us. We must boast that the Lord is merciful and loves us and does justice and righteousness on the earth and that we know the Almighty God.


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Brant Koenig, Physical Medicine of Oklahoma
Physical Medicine of Oklahoma
Topic: "How to Help Your Body Heal Itself"
Audience: Working and retired adults
Territory: Metro Oklahoma City: south to Moore, east to Midwest City, west to Yukon and Piedmont and north to Guthrie
For former exercise physiologist, certified personal trainer and nutritionist Brant Koenig, pursuing a career in physical healing was a natural next step. But rather than getting a medical degree, he chose to become a chiropractor, focusing on using the body's innate intelligence to heal itself of disease or after an injury – with the right kind of help.
His practice, Physical Medicine of Oklahoma in Edmond, which opened in 2014, is a fully-integrated, multi-specialty wellness clinic concentrating on the treatment and rehabilitation of injuries to bones, muscles, joints, tendons, ligaments and related tissues.
Along with traditional chiropractic treatments for pain and overall wellness, Physical Medicine of Oklahoma's professional staff of four chiropractors, a medical doctor and a physician's assistant helps patients heal naturally, avoid surgery, reduce or eliminate the need for prescription drugs and minimize discomfort.
Their treatments include stem cell therapy and platelet rich plasma, degenerative knee therapy, spinal decompression, trigger point injections and physical therapy. The more than 250 patients who come to the clinic each week range from newborns to retired farmers and from the weekend warrior to the elite athlete.
Dr. Koenig's fitness and athletic background has helped him hone a healthcare philosophy of total body health and wellness care. Patients are given their own individualized chiropractic treatment plan that matches their needs and commitment to their health, along with educational consultations to help enhance all aspects of daily living through healthier living.
Dr. Brant Koenig earned his Doctor of Chiropractic from Cleveland Chiropractic College in Kansas City and a B.S. in Exercise and Fitness Management from the University of Central Oklahoma.
Dr. Koenig and Desiree, I want to thank both of you for coming to our Lions meeting today. I know everyone enjoyed the presentation and the informative information. If I can doing anything for you in the future, please let me know. Thanks again. – Dale Swiggett, President 2019 – 2020, Oklahoma City Downtown Lions Club


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Hemingway Award
Fellows and members of Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene and students, alumni or staff members of the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine (LSTM) are invited to nominate candidates for the Hemingway Award 2019.
This Award is to recognise Professor Janet Hemingway's achievements in delivering and encouraging translational science during her leadership of LSTM.
It is a joint award between RSTMH and LSTM, which will be presented annually with a cash prize of £5,000.
The award will recognise success of translating research, translating pure research undertaken by someone else, or by securing funding for translational studies or programmes.
Nominees can be researchers, scientists and professionals from anywhere in the world, with no restriction on age, or sector of candidates.
The winner of the 2019 Hemingway Award is Dr Caroline Harper, Sightsavers CEO.


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"Jeems, oh, Jeems, did you hear that ar shell? Begolly, it went jest like a kivy of Georgia patriges."
Two guns of the Troup Artillery [Carlton's Battery] were in the middle of the Telegraph road near Fredericksburg, Va., firing cannister [sic] shot at the Yankees who were very near and preparing to charge them. Every supernumerary in the company was engaged in bringing cannister shot from the caisons [sic] and limber chests and piling them down beside the guns so as to facilitate the firing as much as possible.
With this section of the battery were James and Henry Mauldin, brothers and two as good soldiers as ever loaded a gun or pulled a lanyard. James was serving at the gun and Henry was one of the supers carrying ammunition. As he came trotting along at the double-quick gate with his arms full of shot, and when in about ten or fifteen feet of the gun, a spherical case shot from one of the enemy's guns struck the ground just in front of him making a hole large enough to have buried a ten-year-old boy in, and making just such a noise as only spherical case shot can make.
Henry stopped still just on the edge of the hole, eyed it for a moment, and calling out to his brother at the gun, exclaimed, "Jeems, oh, Jeems, did you hear that ar shell? Begolly, it went jest like a kivy of Georgia patriges." he then trotted on at his duty as if nothing had ever occurred to interrupt his gate or excite his fear.
Close by on horseback were Generals Early and Pendleton, and hearing this most ridiculous comparison and which showed so much coolness and indifference to danger, General Early laughed so immoderately at it that he almost rolled from his horse.
Article: The Weekly Banner. (Athens, Ga.), October 08, 1897, page 7.
Image: Battle of Fredericksburg, 1862; hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration.


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It's a tough world out there for a stray cat. More often than not, stray cats find themselves in some pretty scary situations. Although there are a lot of good people out there willing to help out, there are also some pretty cruel people out there who intentionally hurt animals. When one woman adopted a shelter cat, she soon realized just how sinister the cat's past really was.
20. Founder
Megan Sorbara is the founder of the non-profit charity Naples Cat Alliance. Since the NCA has been founded, the charity has worked hard to find homes for injured and neglected cats. Since her charity works with neglected cats, she has been in contact with cats who have been through pretty rough times.
19. Confused
Megan was used to seeing cats in some pretty bad shape, so she was pretty confused when one cat, in particular, was brought to her. The cat seemed to be in perfect shape and was happy. However, that's when she noticed that the cat's paws were painted purple.
18. 200 Miles Away
The cat was originally discovered by animal control officers almost 200 miles away from Megan's charity. However, the animal control officers knew of Megan's history and success with rehabilitating cats. They decided to make the trip over to her.
17. No-Kill Shelter
Megan's shelter also happens to be a no-kill shelter, so the animal control officers knew that the cat would be safe. However, they had no idea what the purple paint on the cat's paws meant. Soon, Megan would explain to them the horrible origin of the color.
16. Purple Paws
"Being in animal rescue, you hear and read about a lot of terrible things being done to poor innocent animals and then one day, the victim of one of these terrible things shows up at your door," Megan said. Megan immediately knew what the purple markings meant.
15. Looks Good
"I consider myself pretty hardened to a lot of stuff," Megan wrote in a Facebook post. "I have dealt with a lot of injured, emaciated, neglected and abused animals, but this one really got to me. By all accounts, he looks good." However, the cat's purple paws told a different story entirely.
14. Horrible Origins
What exactly did the purple markings mean? Well, according to Megan it meant that the cat was marked for dog fights. This horrible practice involves getting two dogs to fight each other while others gamble on the odds.
13. Illegal Practice
Dog fights are illegal all throughout the United States, however, that doesn't stop cruel people from running fights illegally. In a dog fight, the two dogs are pitted up against each other. They often fight until the death or until one of the dogs runs away.
12. Smaller Animals
The worst part is that the people organizing these fights will often throw in smaller animals to antagonize the dogs. These smaller animals are used as sacrifices in an incredibly cruel game. Megan continued to explain the situation more.
11. Worst Part
The absolute worst part about all of this is that many times these small animals are adopted from shelters. Many shelters will give off the animals to the people organizing these fights without knowing any better. However, there's a particular reason why the cat's paws were marked purple.
10. Marked Coats
The reason that the cat's paws were marked purple was to identify it during a fight, The people who bet on the animals use the markings to identify the animal that they've bet will die first. Megan was sickened by the entire situation and immediately notified the police.
9. Color-Coded
"They are 'color-coded' and then thrown to packs of dogs, while these sick barbarians place their bets," Megan wrote in her post. What's even worse is that Megan believes this cat was snatched away from his real home.
8. Snatched Away
"He could have been a cat who was owned, but they were just letting him free-roam," Megan said. "I can't imagine he was handled too nicely by these people when they were marking him. But I don't really know what he was subjected to prior."
7. Mr. Purple Paws
Megan eventually named the cat Mr. Purple Paws and she has a few ideas on how the cat may have been taken away. "Somebody must have left a door open. Or maybe he got away during transport while they're going wherever they go to have these fights in the middle of the night, or when they are picking up a new litter of fighting puppies."
6. Sweet Cat
It seems that no matter what the sweet cat had gone through, it didn't break down his high spirits. "He's just so sweet, rolling over on his back and giving head butts—just adorable," Megan said. Everyone at the shelter easily fell in love with him!
5. Playful
"He doesn't have a care in the world, he's Mr. Happy," Megan added. "He was playing with toys in his cage last night. You can just pick him up, carry him around on your shoulder—he likes to be held." Soon, it was time for Mr. Purple Paws to be put up for adoption.
4. Adoption Time
With such a sweet personality, it's no surprise that Mr. Purple Paws was quickly sought after once he was put up for adoption. Just one week after he had been placed in the care of the NCA, the kitty met his new adoptive dad. It was a great meeting and it was love at first sight.
3. Better Life
Mr. Purple Paws is now happily in his new home with his new adoptive dad. He no longer ever has to worry about being involved in a horrible situation like dog fights. However, not all kitties end up in such a good situation.
2. Marked Cats
According to Megan, anyone that sees a color-coded marked cat around should immediately contact local animal shelters. This could be the best way and the only way to save the animal's life in such a dire situation.
1. Happy Home
Mr. Purple Paws is enjoying each and every day. He is quite lucky to have been discovered and brought over to the NCA. Dogfights are absolutely horrible practices and it is wonderful that Mr. Purple Paws was saved from a cruel fate.


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Keeping up with the bad guys: Vintage photos show how the boys and girls in blue have used all sorts of weird and wonderful vehicles in the war on crime
- Greater Manchester Police have posted archive photographs of many of their past patrol vehicles
- The amazing haul includes the very first police car in the area - a 1925 Daimler - driven by PC Norris
- Others include a sleek 1930s Roadster by the Swallow Coach Building Company - later known as Jaguar
- However, there are several images of the best British police car in history - the 125mph Jaguar Mk II
These are some of the archive photographs of police cars used by one UK police force for almost a century.
Greater Manchester Police's museum has collated hundreds of photographs of cars, vans and motorbikes used by the force and its predecessors and made them publicly accessible.
Among the images is a wonderful 1920s Daimler - which was the first ever police car in the area when it was purchased in 1925.
Within a decade, the police - on the hunt for 'motor bandits' - were forced to commission high powered sports cars to keep up with the bad guys.
By the late 1950s, the police were using two-seater MG-As - but with the opening of the motorway network in the 1960s, they used the glorious Triumph TR4.
In the 1970s, more practical Ford Granadas were used - however, the odd two-door Ford Capri saw service.
Although, among the cars in the collection is the magnificent Jaguar MkII - made famous by Inspector Morse.
This is the first ever police car to see service in Manchester. The Daimler, which is believed to have been bought second hand appeared in Bolton in 1925. It was driven by Bolton Borough Police's PC Norris. The car had a hand operated horn sitting above the spare wheel on the running board and a hand crank at the front to start it
This is the first ever police car to see service in Manchester. The Daimler, which is believed to have been bought second hand appeared in Bolton in 1925. It was driven by Bolton Borough Police's PC Norris. The car had a hand operated horn sitting above the spare wheel on the running board and a hand crank at the front to start it
By the 1950s, Manchester City Police purchased a number of Triumph TR4 patrol cars to keep up with fleet-footed criminals. The two-seat sports car had a 2.2 litre four-cylinder engine producing 100bhp and capable of 110mph
This pair of Triumph TR4s were phtographed in Longsight Police Station in the mid-1960s. The sports cars were capable of hitting 60mph in a little over 10 seconds - which was very quick for the time. When first introduced, however, the cars were not fitted with seatbelts, meaning they were not very 'safe' in high speed pursuits
If a police officer was lucky in the 1960s, they would be handed the keys of the 3.8litre Jaguar MkII, such as this. With 220bhp and a 0-60mph time of 8.5 seconds, it was rapid. Most recently remembered as Inspector Morse' s car, this motor was capable of hitting 125mph, meaning there were very few cars on the road that could escape
This Jaguar MkII is being used to calibrate an early, and somewhat impractical speed trap device. The officer manning the Portable Electronic Traffic Analyser would measure the speed of the squad car which would pass at a pre-arrange speed to 'zero' the device before it could begin catching rogue motorists. Each time the PETA was moved, it had to be re-calibrated
This lucky officer, photographed in 1979 had been handed the keys of the Ford Granada MK 1. It had a 3-litre V6 engine with 138bhp capable of hitting 111mph
This Manchester City police officer doesn't have much protection from the weather on his bicycle - unlike his colleagues in the Triumph TR4s - which have been fitted with the optional hard top and aftermarket police blue light - which was not available for ordinary customers
This photograph from the 1950s features officers inside an MG-A Roadster, while their colleague is on a Triumph motorbike
Unlike some of his colleagues who have the keys of come powerful patrol cars, this constable is left with a 1970s Morris Marina. If he was lucky enough to have the 1.8litre deluxe saloon he would be capable of getting to 95mph - but if it was the 1.3, he would be lucky to pass 80
This 1930s Avis patrol car was photographed in the Ardwick Green area of Manchester. Behind the open-top car is a motorbike and side car, also from Manchester City Police
These Salford City Police officers look like they are about to jump into a pair of American police cruisers, driven by eight cylinders of throbbing Detroit power. However, despite the black and white paintwork, they are a pair of Hillman Minx patrol cars. Unlike the American police cars of the time, these Hillmans would struggle to reach 80mph and the 0-60 time would not be set by a stopwatch rather by a calendar
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Whovians may know that the album title for this monster is also the name of a Big Finish audio production of a Dr Who tale involving one of Sci-Fi's best villains, The Master. There have been a lot of incarnations of this time travelling super genius throughout the years, but it's the bloke who looks a lot like the chap from the front cover of 70's puzzle board-game "Mastermind" that was my personal favourite, and what do you know? He's also the chap featured on the album cover of this here record. The Dr Who connection isn't so puzzling when you consider that this is one of the bands featuring Death Metal super-vocalist Dave Ingram, he of ex-Benediction, he of ex-Hail of Bullets (live) and so forth, and also the main host for the best heavy metal podcast on the whole of the internet, Metal Breakfast Radio. Here, he's joined by the by now almost ubiquitous Rogga Johansson, continuing his quest to be a member of 50% or more of all metal bands, Kjetil Lynhaug (Paganizer) and Erik Bevenrud.
As the third album for this rather well motivated group, "…And You Will Obey Me" is a body of work that hears an outfit that is rather well in its stride and knows its identity. Those of you that are au fait with Dave's podcast will not be surprised to know that none of the songs here are flong (an abbreviation for f******g long!), and you won't find any extended introductions, flowery instrumentals or superfluous musical excursions. Nope. From the off, with the punchy and all-too groovy "Destroy the Infinite", this is an album of no-frills straight ahead death metal with the same kind of grinding punk sensibility that fuelled Benediction, and is none the worse for it. As ever, Dave's vocals are absolutely excellent, with their trademark deep bellow, but still being completely decipherable for those of us who actually care to hear what the vocalist has to say! The nerds among you will no doubt get a kick out of the few samples sprayed about the songs; hints of the Master giving one of his trademark arrogant speeches, among other Dr Who villainy! (I shan't post any spoilers, but fans of the multi-faced Gallifreyan might get a kick out of some of the other samples.)
Even if Dr Who isn't your bag, (and to be honest, I'm not a fan of any modern Dr Who – and by Modern, I mean post-Sylvester McCoy), the metal here is absolutely top quality. "Omega", for instance, has an insistent, hardcore inspired main riff, played to absolute perfection with the rusty, grinding guitar tone and a basic but compelling rhythm section. It's absolutely impossible to listen to it and not find your head nodding along, and in my case, a big cheesy grin to go with it. "Eye of Harmony" shows the band in a more melancholy mood, though the minor key meolodies never fray into lace hanky weeping nonsense, as the massive riff-slabs and absolutely pummelling bassline keeps everything completely metal.
There's just no fat here to trim, and the ten tracks available whizz by in no time at all. It's an absolute belter that demands repeated plays, with a magnificent crunchy and oh-so satisfying production that really hits it out of the park. It sits well and truly in the old school, but has the musicianship and more importantly the song-writing chops to sit proudly against anything else in any way "extreme" put out this year. In my humble opinion, it's also the best musical endeavour that Mr Ingram has put his name to in some time. An excellent cut of good and honest extremity done the old way.
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Hello Everyone and Happy Tuesday! You may want to make sure your pups are out of the room while you read today's post. They might end up drooling all over the computer like I'm currently doing.
If you are like my humans life gets busy and you forget things. But thanks to the Bully Bundles your dog is never going to suffer not having bully sticks in your home.
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Let's start off with what bully sticks are?
Bully sticks are dog chews that are made from the pizzle or penis of the bull. They are natural, tough and completely digestible.
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Now, for my favorite part of the review, the taste test! My human placed all 15 sticks out and let me pick which one I wanted to try.
I am a chewer by nature, give me a treat, bone, bully stick, or any food and I will have it down. It took me about 5 minutes to eat one 6″ stick which is normal for me. My humans love that you can choose which size to be sent out. Because of my chewing skills receiving the 6″ sticks are perfect for me.
During my taste test my humans didn't notice any odor coming from the stick, only from my mouth. And, unlike some chews and sticks I've tried, Bully Bundles didn't stain the carpet.
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The "Improvising Over . . ." series of lessons provides insight into how to improvise over the chord changes to important tunes in the jazz repertoire. Based on a transcription of a master musician improvising over the changes to a standard jazz tune, each lesson describes how the soloist uses chord tones, arpeggios, chordscale passages, approach patterns and other improvisational techniques to develop their solo. The onscreen practice sessions will take you from the lesson to the piano and help you get started improvising over these tunes.
Sonny Clark's star burned bright and hot but was short lived. In barely a decade, he rose through the ranks as a sideman starting in 1953 for everyone from Serge Chaloff to Dinah Washington and by the time he ascended to the role of leader on seven highly regarded recordings on Blue Note from 1957-1961 he was considered to be the definitive hard bop pianist in jazz. By 1963, he was dead at the age of 31.
In this lesson, a transcription of his solo over his blues head, "Blues Blue," from his 1959 Blue Note recording, "My Conception," is analyzed for his use of blues sound and chord sound.
Watch this short video for an overview of the content of this course.
The Five Essential 7th Chords
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RE: Stallone and De Niro on Football FocusBy Layton Girl 6 years ago
RE: Hitzlsperger is gay.By Layton Girl 6 years ago
Ragnarok wrote:
Really? Most of us on the terraces couldn't give a flying feck whether someone is gay/straight/LGBT with pink spots...
The only people who seem to be bothered are gay people and the press!!
If people started publicy declaring their 'straightness' I would imagine the gay rights groups would be up in arms for insinuating somehow being straight was in some way superior to being gay...
I'm sure that's true,Ragnarok, but there will always be a minority.
RE: Stallone and De Niro on Football FocusBy Layton Girl 6 years ago
I enjoyed seeing both of them on FF today even if it was just an excuse to plug their latest film. :D
17 - 0 to Everton says Stallone ...will look out for that!
(They're 1-0 at the moment)
RE: Mark Duggan killing lawful, says juryBy Layton Girl 6 years ago
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Duggan's uncle was the late Desmond 'Dessie' Noonan, whose feared family are 'major players' in the crime underworld.
Mark Duggan regularly spent time with Noonan before the crime boss was stabbed to death in 2005 at the age of 46 by a Jamaican enforcer working for a Yardie drug gang.
Dublin-born Noonan dominated the Manchester underworld in the 1990s and made numerous appearances in court charged with violence.
There was a TV documentary called 'Gangster' in 2005, on film in his own words Noonan said his family were untouchables. He said: 'We have a lot of strong loyal people around us. We will always have that. If they think they (the police) can take one of us out, they are silly people, very silly people.'
He also boasted: 'I've got a bigger army than the police. We have more guns than the police.' He went on to hint that he was responsible for 27 murders.
That should never be :grayno:
Trouble is over his death the public have just seen an another example of a policeman telling blatant lies (Andrew Mitchell) so even though a jury of his peers found it a legal killing doubts will linger in people's minds.
There is to be a vigil today outside of Tottenham Police Station....I fervently hope there will be no trouble
Made me laugh listening to the family calling for calm after the way they behaved outside of the court on the day of the verdict.:angryfire:
RE: Films threadBy Layton Girl 6 years ago
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Watched gravity last night, surprised that Clooney is the first to die and is only in the first half of the film.
Worth watching even if a bit far fetched. 7/10
This film is leading the way in Bafta nominations ... I was a bit disappointed with it - the storyline was a bit boring and dreary and that's what I look for above anything else.
I caught up with a couple of films this week...
The Iron Lady.
Film is so so but Meryl Streep is outstanding in her portrayal of Margaret Thatcher.
Blue Jasmine
Cate Blanchett is superb in this
I'm a Woody Allen fan but this is not his greatest and think it's Cate's performance that lifted this film to good as opposed to average.
Definitely worth a watch for Cate.
As Woody's recent films go I prefer Midnight in Paris over this.
RE: Match Day Thread - Blackpool v Middlesbrough 11/01/14By Layton Girl 6 years ago
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So what the general feeling.
Win :D
Heavy loss
Any radio links please.
A win! :hide:
RE: Hitzlsperger is gay.By Layton Girl 6 years ago
He couldn't win with this, much like Tom Daly ...if he kept quiet and the papers found out it would be splashed (;)) all over them and he would have been made to look ashamed of the fact and by announcing it some are saying why?
Robbie Fowler said on Football Focus today that he thought gay players would have no trouble from today's terraces....sadly I don't share his thoughts on this.
RE: Blackpool park named after Ashes legend LarwoodBy Layton Girl 6 years ago
tangerinejezza wrote:
That! If memory serves me was an Australian television drama . It was made to make Jar dine and the team look like criminal
They were no angels from the sound of it ...that's for sure!
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Sunday October 23rd, 2011
Today was the Rugby World Cup Final; France was playing against New Zealand, and the later won.
It seems this sport is really important in this country; the French team is one of the best apparently, so I said to myself that I should watch this final match (usually I'm not a sports person). It was the first rugby game I ever watch. Francois explained some of the rules to me, and eventually I found it really fun to follow.
I got so interested in the game that I went online and started searching for more info, history of the game, of the world cup, etc… and guess what I found? We have a National Rugby Team in Lebanon!!! Waw! I didn't know this. I knew that one of the universities planned games from time to time with the old UN troops in South Lebanon, but I did not know we had a national team, and they play constantly! Like for example in 2008 they played against UAE and won 48-18! Did we know about this? Not at all! Even though they were playing in Lebanon!
You have to know that sport is not really important in Lebanon; the government does not help any of the games; all the clubs (whether in football, basketball, and apparently rugby) are all funded by private parties. At one time, basket ball was the trend; we had good teams, everybody watched, the teams played in international tournaments and won; everybody was happy, we celebrated, the day after was stated as a day off so that the whole nation can wake up from their drunkenness.
And that was it; people got bored from this trend and moved to something else…just like everything in Lebanon.
One thing Lebanese do not get bored of is eating 😛
Remember I told you our friend is inviting us for Lunch today? The surprise menu was Falafel. One of the advantages of having a shop selling your country's goods in the area where you're living is that you can have a taste of your home even if it's for less than one hour. Here are a few pictures for you to share this experience with us 🙂
See you tomorrow!
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British motorists would feel safer in a flying car than getting behind the wheel of a self-driving vehicle, a new study has found.
A poll of 1,591 UK drivers revealed more than half (56 per cent) have such little faith in the groundbreaking technology they would prefer to risk their lives operating an aircraft.
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The research, published by Varooma, found motorists aged up to 24 were the most eager to take to the skies, with a whopping 60 per cent saying they favoured flying over being driven by their cars.
Older Drivers
Pensioners were also more interested in owning a flying car than autonomous vehicles, with 52 per cent preferring to clock up the air miles than be chauffeured by a machine.
Almost three-quarters (73 per cent) of those questioned said they would not give up driving for driverless cars, while 38 per cent admitted it was "extremely unlikely" they would buy one if they could afford it. Surprisingly, more people would trust the cars to ferry their children to school (7.5 per cent) than to transport money (five per cent).
Survey spokesman, Patrick Martin, said the results were a wake-up call to the motor industry. "This new research makes for alarming reading for the motor industry. Despite significant investment to get autonomous vehicles on the road, and rapidly developing technological advances, it would seem British drivers remain unconvinced. We all understand the dangers associated with flying a plane, so it's surprising to discover we find it a safer option than computer-operated cars."
Driverless cars have been come under fire in recent months following a number of high-profile incidents. US motorist Joshua Brown, 40, died in May when his Model S ploughed into a moving truck at full speed while on autopilot. It is the first known death of its kind. And, last month, an autonomous car collided with a van in California after its automated system failed to anticipate a driver allegedly ignoring a red traffic light.
Back in January, Google, which is at the forefront of driverless car development, revealed human drivers had to take the wheel 341 times within 14 months in response to hazards and software failures. The intervention was needed to avoid a collision just 13 of those times. In 69 cases the driver took control to prevent dangerous driving, and in 272 a human had to take over because of "software failures".
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Despite the dangers, however, younger drivers were also the most willing to relinquish control of the cars, with 17 per cent saying they would trust a computer to navigate, compared with just nine per cent of those aged 55-64. Nearly a quarter (23 per cent) of motorists aged 18-24 also admitted they would play augmented reality game Pokemon Go if they didn't need to focus on driving, while 28 per cent of women in all age groups said they would watch a film during a driverless journey. The most popular activity for men was sleeping, attracting 22 per cent of the vote.
Patrick Martin said: "While the future of autonomous transport remains unclear, these results suggest car manufacturers have a great deal of work to do before driverless cars are commonplace on UK roads."


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- Our windows are fitted with any sized spec of the double-glazed units to reduce heat transfer.
- The glazing units of the window can be clear (which is a standard), toughened (for safety reasons), or obscure.
- A toughened glass is used in order to comply with the Building Regulations.
- Our glazing units are filled with Argon gas to prevent heat transfer to reduce its loss- which is used to comply with the Regulations 2010.
- Wooden glazing bars can be added to a window design for double or triple glazing, adding extra style to the design.
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wear in
To cause an article of clothing to stretch and become more comfortable through continuous use. I know the shoes are stiff right now, but once you wear them in a bit they'll feel much better. I hate wearing suits that haven't been worn in.
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To loosen or soften some new clothing by wearing it: That sweater will feel better after you wear it in.
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Residential Garage Door Inspection Service - San Diego, CA
A garage door is a hefty investment for every home owner. It is for this reason that all homeowners look after their garage doors so dearly. They are also the most prominent structure standing between your car and unwanted intruders. Some people also store other valuable items in the garage. Making sure that the garage door is working properly keeps the contents safe. The garage is often used as a primary entry to the rest of the home. A damaged garage door gives access of the home to other people, jeopardizing its security. A garage door, just like any other piece of machinery, needs service. Good garage door service for a product is good inspection for all garage door parts such as garage door opener, spring, cable and other parts. When it comes to garage doors, there is not much room for guesswork.
What to do?
Looking for the best garage door repair, maintenance, inspection and installation services in San Diego will do the trick. Contact San Diego Home Garage Doors, we offers garage door inspection services that includes garage door opener inspection and garage door spring inspection and all other parts come with your garage door.
This is why you should choose San Diego Home Garage Doors
Troubleshooting issues:
Garage door inspection includes complete garage door inspection covering garage door opener inspection works on the premise of troubleshooting issues. It takes a professional to discover faults and repair them aptly. It is important that the right tools and professionalism are used for the task. Our garage door inspection service lets you solve issues at their onset, while they are still solvable. You will also get to know how long your garage has before a part gets worn out. The fact of the matter is that the garage door will experience wear and tear, due to its weight and moving parts. Keeping all these things in check will allow you to take the right decision at every step.
Carrying out the right maintenance practices:
An inspection procedure will make sure that the right parts are dealt with. Dealing with issues that have not been pinpointed will not only be expensive, but a waste of time as well. It may also lead to the damaged parts getting worse with time. A thorough inspection will make sure that you only spend as much as you need to. It is for this reason that you need a professional with the right tools and knowledge.
Inspection such as garage door opener inspection, cable inspection, spring inspection and other parts inspection will cut down your overall expenditure. We offer inspection, installation, maintenance and repair at a reasonable price. This will make sure you cut back on all your overall expenses when it comes to managing your garage door.
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A faulty door will be a lingering cause of worry. Any mishandling will lead to further damage and, in some cases, accidents. It is obvious that children will play around with the garage door. It is for this reason that you have to make sure that you have all the safety devices working. An inspection will make sure that you feel at peace with the whole thing.
Increased Home Value:
Most garage doors that need garage door repairs are neglected. A good garage door will be an investment for your home. Home buyers will decide the value of the home from a number of factors. This will include the condition of the garage. A well maintained garage door will be a plus when you have an outdoor party. This can, however, be established with a good inspection routine with the experts. Taking the time to choose your technician will also mean you don't have to worry about the safety and condition of your residential garage door.


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Microsoft Announces Major Changes in Azure Certification
Posted by: George Montsalvatge
Published: November 2, 2018
Microsoft has announced a new set of certifications for Azure:
Microsoft Certified: Azure Administrator Associate
- AZ-100: Microsoft Azure Infrastructure and Deployment Exam
- AZ-101: Microsoft Azure Integration and Security Exam
Microsoft Certified: Azure Developer Associate
- AZ-200: Microsoft Azure Developer Core Solutions Exam
- AZ-201: Microsoft Azure Developer Advanced Solutions Exam
Microsoft Certified: Azure Solutions Architect Expert
In 2015, Microsoft created the 70-532, 70-533, 70-534, and 70-535 exams for different MCSA certifications in Azure. These Azure exams were all over the board and contained objectives for developers, administrators, and architects.
The majority of candidates complained that the exams were too broad and required a wide array of skills that a typical Azure IT professional did not have. For example, a developer may not have had enough administration or architecture experience. Or an administrator may not have enough development or architecture experience. To put it bluntly, the misguided objectives on these exams made the Azure certificate track an utter train wreck.
In response, Microsoft cancelled the 70-534 exam and pulled the plug mercifully on the 70-532, 70-533, and 70-535 as well. With that said, the 70-532, 70-533, and 70-535 exams will not be available after 12/31/2018.
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Education at the Mad River Food Hub
Learning Butchery at the Mad River Food Hub
Learning the art of whole animal butchery is about a lot more than just learning to cut meat. Our training focuses on the entire economy of meat production; starting from on-farm production of animals to careful sourcing, costing, and selling. The goal is not only to teach practical butchery skills but give students the necessary experience to create a successful business.
Our Staff
Bill Cavanaugh has helped run some of the country's most well-respected butcher shops, including the famous Fleisher's Grassfed and Organic Meats in New York. Specializing in whole-animal seam butchery, he brings a unique perspective on the way in which butchers and charcuterie makers can have a significant impact on local food and agricultural economies. Robin Morris, the founder of the Mad River Food Hub has decades of experience in financial and business management and is an excellent resource to teach the back-office skills aspiring business owners need to be successful
Our Facility
One of the most important aspects of learning to work in a properly outfitted, USDA inspected facility. Our shared-use processing space not only gives you the chance to learn how to work under a HACCP plan under USDA inspection, it also allows you to watch other established businesses as they make their products.
Training to fit your needs
Come for a weekend class learning meat preservation and smoking while staying at a local inn and doing some skiing - or come for a longer, one on one apprenticeship. Whether you're looking to start a career in retail butchery, interested in learning some skills to benefit the homestead, or wanting to refresh an established business we have a class to meet your needs.


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Price: ₹9,600.00
Brushed Stainless steel finish
- Seat surface in brushed steel finish
- Metal structure made out of stainless steel.
- A comfortable seating since the chair is adjustable in height and is revolving.
METAL PARTS: 304 Grade Stainless Steel.
Seat and 202 Grade Stainless steel structure. The use of stainless steel Base ensures durability of the chair base. The nickel chrome electroplated structure ensure a high gloss finish to the chair.
GAS LIFTS: Class III Quality gas lift
The use of class 3 lift ensures a very long life of the up and down movementof the chair seat. It also ensures a smooth revolving movement.
GOOD TO KNOW: For increased stability, retighten the screws around 2 weeks after assembly.
Width 390 mm
Depth 420 mm
Height 580 – 840 mm
Seat Width 685 mm
Seat Depth 400 mm
Seat Height 365 mm
Stainless steel components can be cleaned by wiping with sponge dipped in water or mild soapy solution.
Chair stand can be cleaned by wiping with sponge dipped in water or mild soapy solution. Wipe dry with a clean cloth


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Necklace love hurts
A pendant with a raised heart that is pierced by a black rose. The necklace is designed by Alchemy and made of English tin. The necklace has an extension chain where the size can be adjusted.
The heart with the rose symbolizes unhappy love and talks that love hurts.


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(Ancient Psilopterus).
Phonetic: Pa-leo-sil-op-the-rus.
Named By: Alvarenga - 1985.
Classification: Chordata, Aves, Cariamae, Phorusrhacidae, Psilopterinae.
Species: P. itaboraiensis (type).
Diet: Carnivore.
Size: Up to 1 meter high.
Known locations: Brazil.
Time period: Selandian of the Paleocene.
Fossil representation: Fossils to identify one species.
Paleopsilopterus is one of the smallest and by far earliest of the group with fossils dating back as far as sixty million years ago. In a world that had seen the disappearance of the dinosaurs under five million years before its existence, Paleopsilopterus thrived and was likely the form that would go onto to produce a greater diversification of terror birds including giants such as Kelenken and Brontornis.


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"BYCHARI and I share a belief that when women affirm women, it unlocks our power. That's why I'm so excited to present our collaboration of limited edition More Than Enough necklaces that spread the empowering spirit of my new book. I hope you wear this as a reminder that—no matter what anyone may say—you are MORE THAN ENOUGH and an inspiration to the women around you."
Elaine & Chari
Expected shipping 14 business days
More Than Enough Necklace - 14k Gold
- 14k Yellow Gold
- Chain length 16" w/ 2" extension
- Nameplate measurement 29.1 mm x 15.3 mm
- Expected shipping 14 business days
14k Gold
Our Fine jewelry is meant to be lived in and loved. Our 14k gold jewelry can be worn in the shower, pool and while working out. As gold is a naturally soft material chains can stretch over time or when pulled. We suggest removing your jewelry when there is a risk of it being pulled. Gold and diamond jewelry can be cleaned using a combination of gentle dish soap, warm water and a cleaning cloth.
*Although rare, sometimes individual body chemistries can react with the metal and cause a reaction. Pregnancy, thyroid disorders, hormone levels, medications and more can affect body alkalinity versus acidity, and may cause a reaction with your piece. It's definitely a wild-card and is based on the individual!


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Cloudy Filter
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आप ये भी पसंद कर सकते हैं
Light writing Write short text using light Light Graffiti Create a beautiful light graffiti text effect Christmas writing Create a beautiful Christmas light writing text effect
और अधिक दिखायेंArtistic Filter Create a work of art bursting with vivid colours of sunlit sky एक ही रंग हल्का करें Create fading black & white photo बैंगनी आकाश Create a billboard advert againts the backdrop of a soft violet sky दोगुना जोखिम Overlay your photo with beautiful textures creating a double exposure effect used by millions of professional photographers हरिताश्म Picture with jade shade
Cloudy Filter
यह प्रभाव क्षवी में उच्च रिज़ॉल्यूशन उत्पन्न कर सकता है
There is a trend of creating two or more overlapping photos on the cover of magazines, ads or music albums. This effect, called double exposure, involves superimposition of two photos to create a single image. This is especially exciting if you are into photography and with this effect, you can let your creativity go wild. Now with PhotFunia you can use the same effect on your chosen picture with six different cloudy sky layers to superimpose on your original image. Give it a try to do and let your creativity flourish!


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Come Monday … I swear these weekends are going by too fast. They really need to slow down! Like can we go back to Saturday where I got my hair done, relaxed with my pup did some hot yoga and hung out with an old friend?!
But here we are back in that work grind but totally fine because it will go by just as fast! I'm looking forward to this weekend since I have a good sorority sister's wedding, seeing another sister and finally meeting her daughter and ending it most likely with yoga of course.
Andddd now I have another quick and easy recipe for a crock pot. It's chicken. Surprise there! Ha.
- 2 pieces of chicken
- Purple asparagus (pack of them)
- Paleo bbq sauce
- Garlic salt to taste
- Nutritional yeast
Let it cook on low/medium overnight or on high for it to cook more quickly. I really liked this one and I love bbq so I am bias. Let me know your thoughts!! Xx


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Ins and Outs of Book Tour
By Lynne
While there is debate over the worthiness of a book tour due to its expense, low turn outs and minimal impact on book sales, I'm of the opinion that there is an enormous benefit to connecting with readers, creating word of mouth book sales and doing whatever I can to let readers know about my book. And the teacher in me can't resist sharing my tips for making book tour successful--and fun.
Before you hit the road
- Confirm the details of the event with your contact at the agency or book store. Offer to send along anything else they need to promote the event.
- Plan to stay with friends or family to reduce any expenses you'll incur. (Reality check: Your publisher isn't likely to pay for the full tour.) This will also increase the likelihood that they will come to your events and bring friends.
- Pack clothes in the same color family and those that don't wrinkle--this allows you to pack light and sleep as late as possible because you don't have to get up to iron.
- Bring along healthy snacks so you won't be hungry or forced to eat junk or fast food.
- Ask a friend or family member to check your email and phone messages while you are away. You won't always have the time or the WiFi connection to do it yourself.
- Leave a copy of your itinerary for your family so they know when they can call you or expect you to call them.
- Always arrive early for any book signings or events; being late is unfair to the people who organized your events and it makes you begin your talk stressed.
- Have water and mints available for the "dry throat while speaking" phenomenon.
- Be prepared for anything. No promotion, no books, no turnout? While I haven't run into these things yet, thank goodness, I'm prepared for anything. Don't take it personally; even though this means the world to you, to others it may be just another day in the life.
- People want to meet and talk with you--make the time to answer questions, personalize your signing and thank them for coming or buying a book.
- Be positive and smile, even if you're exhausted. Word of mouth happens when you write a good book and make a nice impression.
- Every single person you meet is important. Whether you talk with one person or one hundred people, each one made the time to come and hear your message--be grateful.
- Stop in at bookstores in the area you're visiting. Bring bookmarks to leave at the stores where you sign stock and an over-sized postcard of your book information at places where your book isn't on shelves. (This drop in method of book tour has resulted in several events for me--Read how to, by J. A. Konrath)
- Always read a snippet of your book, even if your audience is small. People want to know what they will be buying. (In my case, I ask participants the ages of their children and their biggest struggles and then read a section that would appeal to them.)
- Politely ask staff if you can place your books in various--appropriate--places within the bookstore. If you are nice and did a good job at the event, they are more than pleased to give you prime real estate. And don't forget to offer to sign remaining copies.
- Sleep, eat well, walk where and when you can, and limit alcohol. Book tour is nothing short of exhausting--staying healthy is critical to finishing strong.
- Write thank you notes to organizers. Relationship building is key and it's just good manners to thank anyone who's assisted you on your journey.
- Catch up on email and phone messages. Leaving them longer than a few days isn't good for business or friendships.
- Squeeze in time off or more sleep before you head out again. (Can you tell I love my bed?)


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Cargill, a world giant in the processing and export of grains, will expand its operation in Latin America, said the company's financial director, Sergio Rial.
Like other agricultural exporters, the multinational company has benefited from the expanding of the middle class in emerging markets. "Asia remains a very important market, but Latin American countries such as Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay have also gained in importance," said the executive.
In Brazil, the company is preparing to build a corn processing plant in the city of Castro (Parana). The plant will produce starch and corn syrup for use in beverages and foods, and products used in the formulation of food for pets and other animal feed. "This Castro plant will be one of the biggest investments of Cargill in the world, something at around US$200 million."
The company's first corn processing plant in Brazil, located in Uberlandia (MG),was expanded by 70% in 2010.


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Meet Lucy, a 28 year old food blogger who's on a mission to eat through Nairobi's exciting food scene. Like many foodies out there, Lucy lives by the unwritten 'snap it before you eat it' rule when it comes to dining out. Her Instagram profile, @afoodiescollective is her testament – packed with hunger provoking images from her various adventures around and out the city. She terms her relationship with food as an unhealthy obsession, but who really cares. After all, don't we live to eat?
A visit to her blog – afoodiescollective.com gives more detail on her restaurant endeavours detailing her personal favourites, honest reviews and more to cater for those who seek a peers advice on where to eat next. Her blog celebrates its 1st birthday in September, but for someone so fresh in the blogging scene, she was nominated in the Best Food blog category at the recently held 2018 BAKE Awards – one of her biggest career highlights thus far. Her courtship with food began when her mother exposed her to different cultures through various cuisines and this broadened her perspective on the dining experience. She would later draw inspiration from English celebrity chef, Rick Stein to share her food experiences.
Since this is the kuku issue, we were keen to find out what Lucy's stance is on the beloved bird. If you irk at the thought of having to 'hunt' your chicken and turn it into a meal, find comfort in knowing that Lucy too, would gladly skip the beheading process and jump straight to her bite. She particularly likes to dig into fried breaded chicken or well marinated kuku choma paired with fiery kachumbari and either ugali or chapati. She hasn't tried chicken feet yet but her curiosity on why Asians love them so much has piqued her interest. I personally can't imagine the thought of claws making their way down my throat no matter how delicious they appear. When she's out to catch up with her friends over a few drinks, her top spots for bar bites (read wings) are Artcaffe, Cedar's Restaurant and KFC specifically for their sticky wings.
As much as she loves chicken, Lucy has a soft spot for desserts. Particularly chocolate. One day, she hopes to have a chocolate-themed dessert bar similar to Max Brenner (feel free to google). She doesn't have a name for it yet but promises it would be addictive. For now,she leaves us with one of her current recipes – Creamy Mushroom Pasta for you to give it a shot!
Creamy Mushroom Pasta
- Mushrooms – 1 packet
- Cooking cream – 1 cup
- Garlic – 2 cloves
- Mixed Herbs – 1 teaspoon
- Pasta
- One knob of butter
- Place the pasta in boiling salted water to cook. Once cooked to al dente (firm to the bite), drain the water.
- Saute the chopped mushrooms with a little butter until they are lightly browned then add garlic, salt, and thyme. Once the mushrooms are cooked to a dark brown colour, add the cream, and let it simmer for a few minutes.
- Season the sauce with salt and pepper and pour over the cooked pasta and serve.