text:
Other People Are Reading Why Should Schools Have Uniforms $('. You could use these as the model for your Cheap Tea-length Wedding Dresses or maybe use them as a part of your prom gown. Check out your sample gowns. by: Kimmie Smith 0 Comments Filed under: Treasure Tuesdays Tags: equestrian style boots , premium brands , visual merchandiser , ostrich feathers , Kimmie Smith x Sebago Spring 12 , bergdorfs , Capezio , kittens , fabrics , Hanes , Window Displays , tumblr , seasons , Layers , Fashion Industry , texture , holiday , accessory , leggings , white , black , Swarovski , Saks , fall , chanel , model September 05, 2011 Email | | Tweet !function(d,s,id){var js,fjs=d.

Hats go with the Derby like the frosting on a birthday cake. It should be large-brimmed, feminine and frilly (think 18th-century France), and worn low on the brow tilted slightly to one side. In most assessment districts, the determination of dollar value made by the assessor is make a to some sort of administrative also known as judicial review and may be become a huge hit by the property owner. That have the management team at Great Increase Forward Investments, purchasing your Marsha Willingham is now easy and straight forward. ria, her date, miguel and i were walking around ateneo. looking for people to . Line your lips with a dark red or reddish brown lip liner. Apply a red wine colored lipstick to your lips.

30 each = $7,056 equivalent call support value _____(#) qualified online social leads identified X _____% lead-to-customer conversion rate X $_____ (AOV) average order value ________________________________ = $ Lead Sales Value (Single Purchase)" You will be awarded points depending on how stylish each of your outfits are. 13 Print copies of your outfits by clicking the "Print Screen" button and pasting the image into any word-processing program. whose gowns are celebrity hits, estimates saving as much as$150,000 by showing in a nightclub, with mannequins, a videoOther interesting creations included Claude Rivieres, that reinterpreted the classic dark satin suit skirt matched with a turban mainly worn at elegant lunches or for trips to the opera and Lanvins. The latter was an evening gown with a bolero jacket in silk mikado and sleeves edged with white mink fur. [url=http://www.delightinstore.net/]Prom Dress Stores[/url]

" On Sunday, he used an obscenity to describe his "awful week" and said he had to "some how pull myself together and finish. " Four days later, he was dead. [url=http://www.delightinstore.net/prom-dresses-online_c86.html]Prom Dresses Online[/url] "Well, that's why we have poems in our society! They fulfill a purpose. "I just auditioned in college and got cast as one of the screaming girls," McDonnell says. "It changed my life. The letter also offered him a titre de sjour, a temporary residence permit. Camara refused the offer. This mint-infused lip balm provides a glossy high shine with a refreshing lemony burst of flavor. Thismint-infused lip balm provides a glossy high shine with a refreshing zesty lime burst of flavor. The German group consisted of 20 men and women of all ages. The main trainer of the German group was Swami Durgananda.

You want a straight line from the bottom of the collar down. 4 Sew ribbon from the hem up one side of coat, around the collar, and down the other side to the hemline. am for her debut single, In My City, Priyanka Chopra will now partner with Pitbull for her next. Priyanka Chopra looked elegant in a white self-design tassled cocktail dress. Your fashion-forward bomber jacket is ready to wear. Slinky Halter Top For this fashion idea, you will need a mock neck pullover shirt made of interlock knit, or you can use a velvet top for a dressier look. Take a look-see: I love me a whale stamp, especially when it comes with a die for easy-peasy die cutting!Enlightenment occurs when the tensions in the body and mind are dissolved. In the Bible, this is described with the words: "Blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see God. [url=http://www.delightinstore.net/]Prom Dress Websites[/url]

[url=http://neoyamato.jp/pr1/html/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=8822&start=0#forumpost26265]Prom Dresses Online div id=28877_kdub1JUICY COUTURE & COLE HAAN ROUCHED SATCHEL - RAYA P[/url]
[url=http://01.rpgmonster.omegaspace.de/project/wbblite/thread.php?threadid=881&sid=63658f746ddb73b85635f8 4043d0c7df]Prom Dress Websites How to Plan a Kitchen Tea[/url]
[url=http://www.fuku-tekko.or.jp/members/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=138178&post_id=138179&order =0&viewmode=flat&pid=0&forum=1#forumpost138179]Prom Dress Websites _520694[/url] xboter 2014


text:
Overview: Admissions Plus Pro
Rediker Software's Admissions Plus Pro with Online Forms and Applications makes it easy for schools to track and communicate with each applicant step by step through the entire admissions process, from initial inquiry through acceptance and enrollment.
In this overview video, we show you just how easy it is to sort prospects, generate reports, create online forms, make acceptance decisions, and prepare your finalized applicants to be imported into your SIS as new students.
Ready to learn more about how Rediker Software's integrated school management solutions can work for your school? Contact us today to get started!

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Forgot password?
No account yet? Register
E-shop name
your e-shop slogan
Cranes & Jibs
Naša ponuka
- Accessories
- Audio
- Cables & Connectors
- Cases & Bags
- Lights
- Monitors
- Power Solutions
- Steadycams & Gimbals
- Tripods
If you need the best products, help, support or to make the complete solution, we are here for you.
Connect with us: firstname.lastname@example.com
Payment methods:


text:
CORP seminar on 'Sustainable Water Resource and Sanitation Management'
On the occasion of World Toilet Day on 19th November 2018, Centre for Policy Research (CPR) in collaboration with Vidya Bhawan Society organised a seminar on 'Sustainable Water Resource and Sanitation Management' in Udaipur. This was the 16th seminar in the Community of Research and Practices seminar series organised by the SCI-FI project.
This seminar was attended by researchers, practitioners, CSOs, and private partners including representatives from Udaipur Municipal Corporation, Urban Improvement Trust and Town Planning Department.
The seminar had two thematic sessions. The first session focused on safe sanitation and waste water reuse. Neelima Khetan, Group CSR Head for Vedanta Resources, Vice President, CSR, Hindustan Zinc Limited (HZL) highlighted that the strength of corporates lies in managing waste water and partnering with competent bodies. This can be leveraged to build capacities of Urban Local Bodies through strategic interface of private partners, government, civil society actors, and community stakeholders. She emphasised on the fact that corporates can strengthen ties with the grassroot community. Considering that Udaipur has a high dependence on on-site sanitation system, Ambarish Karunanithi, Senior Research Associate, CPR emphasised on the need for sustainable solution for non-sewered networks in Udaipur. He also discussed about the partnership with HZL to support Udaipur Municipal Corporation (UMC) to improve sanitation systems in Udaipur. Abhinav Kumar, Research Associate from Vidya Bhawan Society sighted that norms and beliefs play a critical role in determining sanitation choices of the household. He stated access to toilet is not the same as access to sanitation, taking in account the sanitation market scenario in particular. Anju Dwivedi, Senior Researcher, CPR highlighted the need to involve community to improve urban sanitation.
In the second session titled 'Sustainable Urban Water Management', Dr Anil Mehta, Principal, Vidya Bhawan Polytechnic presented on Integrated Water Resource Management in Udaipur. He defined Integrated Water Resource Management as a mechanism that promotes the coordinated development and management of water, land and related resources in order to maximise the resultant economic and social welfare in an equitable manner. Dr PK Singh, Professor, Maharana Pratap University of Agriculture and Technology shared lessons of empowering communities through participatory Ground water management at village level through Managing Aquifer Recharge and Sustainable Groundwater Use through Village-level Intervention (MARVI) project. Drawing lessons from the rural landscape, he focused on participatory water shed management and hoped this model can be upscaled in the urban context as well.


text:
PCA is PROUD to be the NEWEST LOCATION in Canada and the ONLY NINJA ZONE location in BC. This AMAZING program is a HIT in our community and is we guarantee to TURN ENERGY into AMBITION one AWESOME kid at a time! Ages 3+.
Lil' Ninjas is an entry level to all new sport discipline inspired by gymnastics, martial arts, obstacle training and freestyle movement.
We focus on listening, confidence, trying new things, working through frustration, and manners. We do this through a myriad of skills and progressions.
Children learn a combination of flips, rolls, jumps, and kicks. Strength and agility are tested through obstacle courses and various training techniques.
A progressive level system evaluates and advances children on their skill and knowledge of core values as described in the Ninja Zone creed.


text:
I didn't want to look back on my life and wish I had been more true to myself.
Hi I'm Jonelle, welcome to my blog. I'm from Swaziland originally, I lived in Cape Town for a really long time and now I live in Wellington, New Zealand with my family.
I'm passionate about living authentically and fighting against the expectation to be a certain way just to fit in. It took me a long time to realise that the only way to be happy is to just be myself.
Ostomy Journey
When you have to live your day-to-day life with an Ostomy, you jump for joy at the thought of ANYTHING that makes your day a little bit easier. Most people don't have ostomies, most people don't know what that means but for those of us that do know, we know that it can feel degrading to have to get that up close and personal with your body waste
Being you
I looked in the mirror and I saw my scars – left behind from all my surgeries and my brush with death. It's funny how something as ugly as a scar can be a beautiful reminder of the second chance you've been given at living!
Be Unapologetically You
When grief has touched your heart, you change! You let go of a lot but you also take on so much more. You worry more, you panic more frequently, everything is more terrifying than it used to be.


text:
This text can be edited at Content Manager -> Header in the backend.
incl. 19% tax excl.
Shipping costs
Our bogy is designed for the maintenance of model railways. The model railway can be turned 180° WHILE BEING IN WORK.
This means a great relief – also from the underside of the railway. Of course the bogy can be locked in all positions.
The bogy can be ordered for the gauges H0, 0 and 1.
Usable only in conjunction with "weloe" roller test benches length:
(The model railway is not contained in the scope of delivery.)
Unfortunately there are no review yet. Be the first who rate this product.
You must be logged in to submit a review. Login


text:
Molly Jirasek
Hometown: South Bend, Indiana
Go-to activity outside of work: Dancing, playing board games with friends
Favorite song: For Once in my Life by Stevie Wonder
Favorite TV Show: Black Mirror on Netflix
Favorite book: Free Speech for Me but Not for Thee by Nat Hentoff
Favorite childhood toy: Play Station 1
Favorite food: REAL Japanese Ramen
What's an inspirational quote that keeps you going? The poem "If" by Rudyard Kipling
Your 'hello' message to the Heart of Illinois: Hey Heart of Illinois! I'm happy to continue my career and service in the Midwest. I grew up in South Bend, Indiana where I got my inspiration to pursue journalism from my father. I went on to Indiana University in Bloomington (Go Hoosiers!) to get my degree in journalism. I'm very grateful for the well-rounded experience I got there, especially in student media. Under my belt I've had two TV news internships, and worked for two TV stations in my hometown, South Bend. I'm ecstatic to broaden my horizons in Illinois and I'm especially excited to sample the food of the Heart of Illinois. If there's anything I love besides journalism, it's food!


text:
Price: £2.50
Quantity: 1 available
Book Condition: Good
Cover a little rubbed & worn, particularly spine (which has a small mark); endpapers & page edges tanned, else internally a sound, tight copy. Undated edition, British Library suggests 1909. No wrapper.
Title: The Abbot
Categories: Fiction,
Publisher: Nelson: 1909
Binding: Hardback
Book Condition: Good
Jacket Condition: no dustwrapper
Type: Book
Item: 300.00 Item
Seller ID: 914374-164


text:
Very soon I will have a new room to decorate,our screened in porch.
I have to tell you it's been torture looking out at our porch all winter long,knowing we cannot enjoy it until the weather is better.
The workers are here today adding our side patio.
And it still needs some touch ups.
I have some plans for decorating I cannot wait to share.
I found a table set last fall and I am still on a hunt for a few more things.
I don't want this room crowded with furniture.
I found this sweet chippy pint stool that I thought would work perfectly on the porch.
I am always drawn to pieces that have original paint,especially when it is filled with imperfections,rust and chippy paint.
The color is perfect for me don't you think?
The seat has lots of wear and you can see some of the seat colors show through.
See that little bit of blue .
I absolutely adore all the imperfections.
This will work great for an extra seat,a plant or I could add a tray,this could work as a table for a drink.
This sweet little pillowcase is one of my latest finds.
I found two vintage sheet sets in wonderful condition.
They are vintage and look like something you would see in Rachel Ashwells ranch.
I will be listing them in the SHOP soon.
And speaking of the Shop look what was just added.


text:
Reversible quilts and bedspreads are always a hit due to the fact that they permit you to alternate between various looks as commonly as you want. The Contadora patchwork created bedspread with numerous colors is one such reversible quilt. This bedspread provides you the ability to change your bed room today and then once more the following week. If you purchase this bedspread in a set, you will also get two shams with tie closures, (or one with the purchase of a twin set). This bedspread is 100 percent cotton/cotton batting. The suggested cleaning technique for this bedspread is to use cold water, the gentle cycle, line drying, or drying flat. Do not use bleach when washing this bedspread, or dry clean.
The coverlets are seen in varied design patterns. They can be printed, embroidered with thread, zari, mirror work. There can be applique deal with it. Batik prints, tye and dye prints are preferred in Indian residences. Making use of contemporary printing methods, the coverlets are created with different prints, stripes, checks, abstract prints, geometric patterns, floral designs, animation characters and lots of even more such prints. Even the strong color coverlets provide a really sophisticated want to the space. Modern residences also see the use of luxury bed coverlets through tapestry coverlets, chenille, damask, matelasse, crochet and jacquard coverlets. These have a really marvelous appearance and better to be used in special occasions.
A drawer chest with rich walnut veneer finish looks glamorous and includes an ornamental element in your bedroom. Design, the drawer chest also offers sufficient storage to equip your individual possessions. Aside from a drawer chest, bedroom furniture that offers adequate storage for clothes, shoes and various other accessories is a dresser. A marble top dresser provides a stylish platform to display your priced possessions and store all your individual products. Team it with an elegant framed mirror, which is available in various sizes and shapes. With these ideas, you can choose bedroom sets that improve the look of your bedroom, and include to its amenities and satisfaction.
Nothing is more essential than quality rest so your body will be freshened and your strength will be revived. There is a lot of work to be achieved for the next day and if you do not wish to experience the uneasy feeling of having your body completely in contact with the foam, it is recommended that you buy the right size of fitted sheets. While it is real that you can simply purchase any kind of bed cover, the fitted material is still the very best kind.
To create a relaxed space that is welcoming and harmonious decoration, you can decide for bedroom sets with matching headboards. Bedroom sets consist of a bed, a dresser, a closet, and a pair of nightstands. Bedroom sets will include worked with products to make sure you get a harmonious look with going well with and well-matched furniture.


text:
The Nara International Discussion Series on Globalization, Local Identity and Ekistics
Ian Fookes, a New Zealander with an MA (Hons) in Philosophy from the University of Auckland, is a participant of the Japan Teaching and Exchange Programme (JET Programme) and is currently teaching English as part of this program in Ikoma City, Nara Prefecture, Japan. He is studying the Way of Tea and other aspects of traditional Japanese culture, and his interests include traditional cultures, philosophy, literature and garden design. Gareth Lochhead, a New Zealander with a BA in English Literature from the University of Canterbury in New Zealand and a JET participantin Ikaruga-cho in Nara Prefecture, is currently teaching English in Vietnam. His interests include poetry and photography. Makoto Tsujitani, from Osaka, Japan, is an independent computer specialist working in Osaka and Nara, and is interested in traditional Japanese culture and travelling. The text that follows is a slightly revised and edited version of a paper presented by the authors at the international symposion on "Globalization and Local Identity," organized jointly by the World Society for Ekistics and the University of Shiga Prefecture in Hikone, Japan, 19-24 September, 2005.
Copyright (c) 2006 Ekistics
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Please contact the Editor-in-Chief: firstname.lastname@example.com, should you have any questions on copyright for your submission.
This research journal is for Educational and Knowledge development purposes.
All material published on this site complies with our copyright and terms as described by the Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivaties 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0)


text:
Julie Anne Long 'Ways to Be Wicked'
Finally! The long awaited, "Next To Be Reviewed" book that you've been on tenterhooks waiting for. (Did everyone know that word is tenterhooks and not tenderhooks? Am I the only one whose been hearing and saying that wrong for the last twenty years? Man.)
So Sylvie Lamoureux is a famous ballerina in Paris. But as a child she was separated from her sisters and when she gets a clue that one of them is in London, she puts her career and lover on hold to find her. Sylvie has some setbacks on her way and ends up having to ask for asylum from ne'er-do-well man-about-town Tom Shaughnessy. He agrees to hire her as a bawdy dancer, for which Sylvie is not entirely grateful. Tom is planning a new venture, has collected several wealthy backers and finds himself strangely attracted to Sylvie despite his vow to not touch the dancers who work for him. Sylvie is biding her time until her sister returns from her honeymoon abroad and of course, is strangely attracted to Tom as well.
I liked this book, the sex was a bit slim, but the conflict was believable, and the characters likable. But I did put this book down for almost three months without any difficulty. And so I really can't with concience say I loved it.
Historical Romance 2006: 3.5 out of 5 pas-de-deux.


text:
Speaking in Owerri yesterday, Gov. Okorocha who accused the lecturers of sabotage and wondered why they were revolting, said: "A comparative analysis has been made with other state universities in the South-East zone and it was discovered that Imo pays far more than other states.
IMSU workers only argued that the institution offers qualitative studies than the other state-owned universities in the South-East. I have discovered that most IMSU lecturers are not happy with the free education programme of my administration. They want it to fail.
Perhaps, they want the students to pay school fees and this is not what I am prepared to accommodate. Honestly, if they fail to call off the strike, I will hire new teachers and concession the university to any willing investor, in the interest of our children."…. who are always on IG shouting "who ds post epp" on every post….


text:
Eighteen primary schools throughout Lincolnshire have helped give the gift of sight this Christmas by collecting over 1000 old or unwanted glasses for charity as part of Lunettes Opticians annual recycling campaign.
Lunettes Opticians in Sleaford, Ruskington and Grantham teamed-up with local primary schools and Vision Aid Overseas charity to help people in developing countries who are unable to receive eye care.
The international charity helps over 13 million children and adults who desperately need good eyesight in order to gain a valuable education, which in turn helps in the fight against poverty.
Tushar Majithia, Managing Director of Lunettes Opticians in Ruskington, Sleaford and Grantham, said: "This is the third year we have run our glasses campaign within regional schools and we've had even more support than ever.
"We're all impressed that the schools again managed to collect over 1,000 glasses which will go a long way in helping many people to see again. On behalf of Lunettes Opticians and Vision Aid Overseas I'd like to thank all the schools and pupils who took part and to everyone who donated their unwanted glasses for such a worthwhile appeal."
Lunettes Opticians also raised £106.20 by carrying out repairs and servicing spectacles for patients and asking them to donate to Vision Aid Overseas. And optometrists from Lunettes went in to schools and gave a talk to pupils about the importance of eye health.
Sheriden Edwards, Headteacher of Denton CE Primary School in Grantham, said: "The students were shocked to learn many children in Africa struggled to see properly, so were excited to be part of the 'Vision Aid' glasses recycling scheme helping to transform someone's life with the gift of clear vision. It put a whole new 'focus' on recycling!"
Helen Duckett: Headteacher of Ruskington Winchelsea Primary school in Sleaford said: "We are always pleased to be involved in community projects and believe it helps the children to understand how their actions can help others less fortunate, and also give them an understanding of how others life compared with their own lives."
Katie Brockington, Headteacher of Caythorpe Primary School in Grantham, added: "The Vision Aid Overseas Campaign was a great way for our pupils to learn about the importance of looking after their own eyes and getting them checked regularly at the opticians."
A spokesperson for Vision Aid Overseas said: "On behalf of Vision Aid Overseas, I would like to thank Lunettes Opticians and all the schools involved for their support. It is incredible to see that so many schools got involved and we are extremely grateful for all their fundraising and awareness raising activities which will help us continue to bring affordable eye care services and glasses to some of the world's poorest communities."
The schools that took part include; Ruskington Winchelsea Primary School, Caythorpe Primary School, Grantham Little Gonerby Church of England Infant School, Barrowby Church of England Primary School, Grantham St Anne's Church of England Primary School, Barkston and Syston Church of England Primary School, Grantham Huntingtower Community Primary Academy, Helpringham Primary School, Cranwell Primary School, Horbling Brown's Church of England Primary School, Sleaford Carre's Grammar School, The William Alvey Church of England School, Sleaford, St Gilbert of Sempringham Church of England Primary School & Nursery, Sleaford, The Phoenix School, Kirkby-la-Thorpe Church of England Primary School, Denton Church of England School, Harlaxton Church of England Primary School and Cliffedale Primary School.
As you will have seen in the news, the Government has stepped up its response to the unprecedented challenges facing us all in relation ... Read More
At Lunettes, we offer a range of light intelligent Transitions lenses, created with the latest technology. This includes fast fade back, a choice of ... Read More
Varifocal lenses can be instrumental in achieving sharp, clear vision if you have presbyopia. Unfortunately, presbyopia is an age-related change in your vision and ... Read More


text:
A failed search engine optimization or paid search campaign could result in a costly lawsuit. Protect your business with policies that cover the daily risks faced by SEO and SEM consultants.
Insureon helps SEO and SEM consultants compare insurance quotes from top U.S. carriers online. Get several quotes with one application.
These policies provide coverage for common risks in SEO and SEM consulting.
This policy, sometimes called professional liability insurance, is important for SEO and SEM consultants. It can cover legal fees of lawsuits related to work performance.
This policy covers basic risks that can affect any consultant, such as a client injury at your office. Bundle with property insurance for savings in a business owner's policy.
Several factors will have an impact on insurance costs, including:
Whether boosting web traffic, click rates, or search engine rankings, you constantly aim to impress your clients, but sometimes your best efforts don't produce results. Business insurance for SEO and SEM consultants can cover expenses from lawsuits over poor site rankings, injuries at your office, and other risks.


text:
OpenGL C++ FPS
Create a cool OpenGL FPS game from scratch. Created by InitWithData.
Recommended that you have a strong foundation in C++ and a good foundation in OpenGL before taking this course.
Average Course Length
5 hours
Skill Level
Pick a lesson
1: Basic singleton class
2: Creating a window
3: Creating the game loop
4: Double buffering
5: Vertex buffer
6: Loading shaders
7: Basic shaders
8: Loading text
9: Getting a triangle on screen
10: Project organization and basic ResourceManager class
11: Project organization part 2
12: Simple Light Shader
13: Shader data structure
14: Entity class
15: Additional transformations
16: Basic movement system
17: Timer
18: CameraSystem Class
19: Scene class and project organization
20: Player input sytem
21: The first person camera part 1
22: The first person camera part 2
23: The first person camera part 3


text:
Just because you're on a tight budget doesn't mean you have to settle for backyard hotdogs and cheap sparklers this July 4th.
There's no need to confine the fun to your house when there are so many public festivities happening all across the state. Louisiana offers plenty of events that are both affordable and fun, so this Fourth of July, visit one of these nearby cities and celebrate America's birthday the right way!
Here's an all-American city that really knows how to throw a party. If you live near New Orleans, it's definitely worth making the trip over this July 4th. The city hosts its annual ESSENCE Music Festival, the nation's largest African-American music festival held at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome and Ernest N. Morial Convention Center. Also, the city's annual "Go 4th on the River" will showcase a massive fireworks display on the Riverfront.
Take a tour of Baton Rouge's historic battleship USS KIDD for a July 4th experience you and your family will never forget. Also, enjoy face painting, games, food and live music at the annual Freedom Festival, which culminates with a spectacular fireworks display over the Mississippi River starting at 9 pm.
This July 4th, go join the crowd for the annual community parade after taking a stroll through New Iberia's Main Street. After the parade, it's time to head just west of New Iberia to Erath for a dazzling fireworks display. At this time of year, you can also enjoy New Iberia's famous annual carnival, barbecue cook-off, and a watermelon-eating contest.
Lake Charles will be hosting its annual July 4th Red, White, Blue & You Festival, featuring a street parade and a patriotic tribute to the U.S. Armed Forces by the Lake Charles Community Band. After the concert, stick around for a fireworks show big enough to light up the night over Lake Charles.
Don't let your financial struggles keep you from enjoying a great family holiday like Independence Day in Louisiana. If you've got a financial emergency that's keeping you up at night looking for a "title loan near me," look no further than your local Cash Cow.
At Cash Cow, you could get the emergency cash you need to handle your emergency in as little as 30 minutes so you can get back to the things that really matter. If you're on a tight budget but still want to celebrate the Fourth of July the right way, take a look at your local events calendar to see what's going on in a city near you today.


text:
PCSO 6/55 LOTTO RESULT 6/20/2018 Wednesday Draw
June 20, 2018 6pm
new innity_adZone("98afdcc1ebd85daa0f1749c5e56b9d8c", "46835", );'+'ipt>');}else
Latest 6/55 lotto outcome June 20, 2018 (Wednesday 9PM Official Results)
Prior Grand Lotto Jackpot Prize used to be roughly at: 30 Million Pesos.
Tonight's Official 6/55 Jackpot Prize: P
Grand Lotto 6/55 Jackpot Winners:
You too can see the 6/55 lotto outcome historical past segment containing effects for the former 6 attracts.
6/55 lotto outcome June 20, 2018 and Prizes:
|Numbers (in any order)
|6 out of 6 numbers
|P30 Million
|five out of 6 numbers
|Maximum of Php 200,00zero.00
|four out of 6 numbers
|Maximum of Php three,00zero.00
|three out of 6 numbers
|Php 20.00
|Note: These are the up to date 6/55 Jackpot and lotto effects for six/20/2018…
NB: Always seek advice from the PCSO payout chart ahead of claiming your prizes. The exact prize that you are going to obtain varies, relying at the collection of winners for a specific draw. Prizes are divided similarly amongst winners (pari-mutel).
Once once more, the 6/55 Grandlotto effects are as follows…
PCSO 6/55 lotto outcome 6/20/2018 (Wednesday):
(No explicit order had to win prizes)
You may additionally need to take a look at
the PCSO 6/55 GRANDLOTTO RESULT June 18 2018 (~29 Mil),
the PCSO 6/55 LOTTO RESULT June 16 2018 (PCSO Draw),
the PCSO 6/55 GRANDLOTTO RESULT 6/13/2018 (JP: 29+ Mil),
or the sport outcome historical past from the hyperlink above.
About PCSO Lotto Results
PhilippinePCSOLotto.com is the number 1 lottery effects site within the Philippines. This web site isn't by any means hooked up or affiliated with Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO). Lottery sport trademarks used in this web site are both belongings of PCSO or a part of the general public area.


text:
|Latest Update
|Current Stable Release
|Next Release Candidate
|Beta Release
|Alpha Release
|December 4, 2019
Declaring dependencies
To add a dependency on ShareTarget, you must add the Google Maven repository to your project. Read Google's Maven repository for more information.
Add the dependencies for the artifacts you need in the
build.gradle file for
your app or module:
dependencies { implementation "androidx.sharetarget:sharetarget:1.0.0-rc02" }
For more information about dependencies, see Add Build Dependencies.
Version 1.0.0
Version 1.0.0-rc01
December 4, 2019
androidx.sharetarget:sharetarget:1.0.0-rc01 is released with no changes since
1.0.0-beta02. Version 1.0.0-rc01 contains these commits.
Version 1.0.0-beta02
November 7, 2019
androidx.sharetarget:sharetarget:1.0.0-beta02 is released. Version 1.0.0-beta02 contains these commits.
Bug fixes
- When converting ShortcutInfos to ChooserTargets for backwards compatibility, sort shortcuts based on the given rank.
Version 1.0.0-beta01
September 5, 2019
androidx.sharetarget:sharetarget:1.0.0-beta01 is released with no changes since
1.0.0-alpha02. The commits included in this version can be found here.
Version 1.0.0-alpha02
June 5, 2019
androidx.sharetarget:sharetarget:1.0.0-alpha02 is released. The commits included in this version can be found here.
Bug fixes
- Read the shortcuts resource name from manifest instead of hardcoded name (b/130500127)
Version 1.0.0-alpha01
March 13, 2019
androidx.sharetarget:sharetarget:1.0.0-alpha01 is released.
This module provides backwards compatibility for publishing direct share targets
on pre-Q Android versions. None of the APIs in this module are meant to be used
directly by the app, but when imported as a dependency, will add extra
background functionality to
ShortcutManagerCompat in the
androidx.core module.
The full list of commits included in this initial release can be found here.
Please file bugs and feature requests under the ShareTarger Issue Tracker.
New features
- This is the first release of this module.


text:
This PowerPoint editable slide features a map of Liaoning, a province of the People's Republic of China, located in the northeast of the country. Liaoning - China PPT Map slide is a pre-made PowerPoint slide created with PowerPoint's own drawing tools which can be easily customized using PowerPoints own tools. Also, you can add your own objects, effects, texts, etc. This PowerPoint map slide is royalty free and instantly downloadable on purchase.
Access to :
$59.99/ Month
15 Template Downloads
3 On-demand Templates Downloads
Access to :
$99.99/ Quarterly
45 Template Downloads
5 On-demand Templates Downloads
Access to :
$199.99/ Half yearly
100 Template Downloads
20 On-demand Templates Downloads


text:
Most Popular Products
Auto Winder Machine
Product Code : 02
Product Description
Creating a striking mark in the industry, we have earned the name of being a highly reliable manufacturer and supplier of Auto Winder Machine. This is an automatic winding machine designed to wind coils requiring complex wind, wrap, cut & routing functions. It is well equipped with AC servo motors for axes & spindle control provide outstanding performance, maintenance-free operation & higher productivity. This Auto Winder Machine features precise control of winding machines tension, traversing and de-spooling. Every aspect of the winding process is monitored and controlled to produce the most efficient coil possible.
- Easy installation and operation
- Less power consumption
- Robust construction
U & R EXPORTS All Rights Reserved.(Terms of Use)
Developed and Managed by Infocom Network Ltd.


text:
Herman Miler Prospect is designed to encourage impromptu collaboration and to provide a sense of privacy so that people can work together and then divide and conquer, all within an open floorplan. Fostering creativity is a priority for many organizations, but great ideas don't always come from planned meetings in a conference room. For inspiration to strike, and for teams to develop their best ideas, they need the ability to gather, co-create solutions, and break off on their own for focused work.
For more information, please contact Commercial Furniture Servicesat 952-915-6683. Or, stop by and visit us: 4301 Highway 7, St. Louis Park, MN 55416.
Monday-Friday: 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Saturday: 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon (Excluding Holidays and Holiday weekends.)


text:
Enjoy a complete tour to the Yucatan Peninsula on our tour to Chichen Itza and let our team of professionals take you to live a unique experience visiting one of the wonders of the world (Chichen Itza) where we will explain more about the Mayan culture and about this city that with a big importance for the development of the Mayan culture.
We will take you to Valladolid, a town that has the category of magical town for the beauty of its streets, traditions, history and gastronomy,
On our tour we offer lunch which is buffet, admission to all places, free transportation from your hotel and the best service.
Before finishing you can immerse yourself in a true Mayan cenote of fresh and crystalline waters that will refresh you and you will feel in touch with nature, dare to swim in the cenote and live another unique experience
What You'll Get
This is a typical itinerary for this product
Stop At: Zona Arqueologica de Chichen Itza, Carr. Costera del Golfo 180 Pisté, Chichen Itza Mexico
Discover what the Yucatan Peninsula offers its visitors, on our tour you will be guided by a team of professionals who will pick you up from your hotel, in Cancun or Riviera Maya, very early in the morning, then we will take you to Chichen Itza, a wonder of World and cultural heritage of humanity, where you will discover a city that was key in the development of the Mayan civilization, our guides are certified and with a great commitment in the quality of service.
this tour will teach a lot and you will have the opportunity to take amazing pictures.
Duration: 2 hours
Stop At: Valladolid, Valladolid, Yucatan Peninsula
We will have the visit to the city of Valladolid located at Yucatán State, a place that has the recognition of a magical town for the beauty of its streets and its great culture.
Duration: 1 hour
Stop At: Cenote Maya Park, Km 3, Carretera Chechmil a Uspibil, Valladolid 97770 Mexico
Before finish our tour you´ll enjoy swimming in a real Mayan Cenote, with crystal clear and refreshing water, an experience that you cannot miss, dare to live it with the best team.
Duration: 2 hours
Additional Information
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
- Not wheelchair accessible
- Infants must sit on laps
- Most travelers can participate
- This experience requires good weather. If it's canceled due to poor weather, you'll be offered a different date or a full refund
- This tour/activity will have a maximum of 15 travelers
- Air-conditioned vehicle
- Pick up and Drop Off
- Certified Guides
- Tickets for all the places
- Cenote Swim Experience
- Lunch - buffet
- Entry/Admission - Zona Arqueologica de Chichen Itza
- Entry/Admission - Cenote Maya Park
- Photos and Souvenirs
Departure Point
Traveler pickup is offered
We offer pick up from hotel at Cancun and Riviera Maya, the pick up time will be confirmed based on
your hotel name, please inform us your hotel name after submit
Departure Time
11 hours
Voucher Info
You can present either a paper or an electronic voucher for this activity.
The tour identified in this promotion is made available through Viator. Groupon is not affiliated with or sponsored by the Cancun Tours Sale in connection with this deal. Please contact Groupon customer service for all inquiries related to this offer. Inquiries placed to Viator will be directed back to Groupon.
This offer is not eligible for promo codes.


text:
Dear Audy,
I am currently feeling the toll of what was a very big weekend in my world! As well as the Eddie Vedder concert on Thursday, I went out for more music on Saturday night. This was a last minute plan as a friend had an unexpectedly spare ticket to see Bonjah at Northcote Social Club.
I won't go into the whole review thing for that gig, it wouldn't be fair. My friend and I were both extremely tired and suffering from a serious case of the vagues.
I still have vague face.
We went out for pizza beforehand and by the time the band took to the stage at 11:20pm, we were already thinking about the wonderful comfort of our respective beds. Probably not the best frame of mind for getting into the reggae groove. It wasn't a bad night, the band was entertaining, I always like a super-percussion guy or gal (i.e. person who plays a whole bunch of bangy type and often obscure instruments) and we did have a little boogie before flaking out before the end of the set.
I must admit, it was nice to be able to have a little groove before my body said, "You sit back down. You sit back down NOW." I'd decided to give a standing gig a trial without asking for a chair, so it turned out to be lucky there are a couple of benches at the back of this venue! I am not strong enough to stand for a couple of hours, but hey, I gave it a good go.
I was also still able to drive home afterward, so I am calling the night a win.
I am trying to keep in mind that I don't need to fear flares; to remember that with Feldenkrais, I have a way to manage them. This mindset makes surviving pain in the moment a whole lot easier. In the past, I would start to worry when I began to get sore from being out. I'd envision myself trapped on the couch for a week trying to recover, I'd unhelpfully imagine those unbearable levels of pain that my body is capable of going into.
All of that worry used to set off the negative kind of self-fulfilling prophecies. It also used to take the shine off of whatever I was out trying to enjoy. It's wonderful to be at the point where I can be in pain, understand that the pain will be increased by an activity, yet still enjoy that activity in the moment and not resent the pain for existing afterward, nor myself for having set it off. It's impossible to move forward in life if I don't push my own boundaries.
Being calm about things actually helps to keep the flares at lower levels and the recovery time to a minimum. This was a lucky fact over the weekend, as Bonjah wasn't the end of my adventures, I still had a family reunion to attend on Sunday!
Getting up Sunday morning was tough…but I did it. I had gotten about four or five hours sleep. I knew I wasn't going to get moving by the time my parental ride was leaving, so I quickly decided to handle driving myself and leave a bit later.
A few months ago, I never would have felt confident enough to drive after a few busy days. A great feeling of freedom helped to motivate me to get in the car and get to the event. It was nice to spend some time with the extended family, many of whom I hadn't seen in years. They had done things like turn into adults, which is always a little mind-blowing.
Naturally, I am sore, blah-headed and exhausted today. Thankfully, I don't have to do anything other than recover. Well, recover and acquire coffee beans…I had to drink instant coffee this morning and this does not make my taste-buds sing, it makes them whine and grimace whilst caffeine addiction fuels the pouring of this foul substance down my throat.
Most of the day has passed and I have done so far is lazily read blogs and internet fiddle. I'm pretty happy with that. My plans for the rest of the afternoon include some Feldenkrais, to help get rid of some of these niggly aches and pains, and also a good long soak in the bath tub. Probably a nap, too, I mean, if I'm thinking big…
Yesterday, a three-year-old said something that hit a note with me. I love that I never know when or where inspiration or understanding will strike. I'll ponder the little lesson that he reminded me of and write to you again soon…
What did you win at this weekend?
Love & Snooze Now,


text:
I use Penultimate daily with Evernote and Scannable. I often receive forms to fill in (PDF or Word) and would love to be able to import the note to Penultimate, complete it with natural handwriting, file it to Evernote, and email a copy back to the sender. And if the form arrives by post, scan it into Evernote and process as before.
- 1
Fill in a form with natural handwriting
Asked by


text:
Maison Moritz Prado – new kids of the Alsace wine route
Ghislain Moritz is a new generation, yet experienced winemaker to watch.
Just let his Blanc des Blancs touch your lips whilst absorbed by its bouquet; then take a sip and let its soft bubbles dance on your tongue; as it opens up and tantalises your olfactory senses.
The journey of Maison Moritz Prado
After living and working in France, Colombia, Portugal and Romania, real partners in life and in business, Angela Prado and Ghislain Moritz decided to come to France. They packed their collective knowledge of winemaking know-how, commercial capability and passion, into a couple of suitcases.
They fell in love with and settled in the beautiful Albé, the only mountain vineyard ("Vignoble de Montagne") of Alsace.
Both Moritz and Prado are modern day realists. "We are not the descendants – nor the Xth generation of vine growers, but rather the 'new kids on the block'…literally. We wanted to set down our roots in the heart of Alsace and make the wine we love!". And that's what they did.
Maison Moritz Prado, today.
Boasting just 5 hectares of vineyards, Maison Moritz Prado sits amongst some of the most extraordinary landscape with a schist terroir (ie. a coarse-grained metamorphic rock which consists of layers of different minerals and can be split into thin irregular plates, according to Google). The vineyards sit at 450 metres altitude on the hills of Albé, where the luscious Pinot Noir grape dominates.
Every vine is harvested manually, and the grapes are then transported to the cellar in small 12kg boxes, in order to preserve the quality of the fruit, reducing the chance of bruising or splitting each grape berry. It is this meticulous attention to detail and respect for the premium fruit, that makes all the difference in the final product.
With regards to the harvest date, '…it depends on each plot, and our feeling for the terroir, so we we prefer remaining more comprehensive," comments Angela.
Ghislain explains, that the vinification process takes place in stainless steel tanks, ceramic containers (using the same principal as the ancient amphoras) and in oak barrels, from Burgundy. The focus is on high quality.
What is the future for Maison Moritz Prado.
Both Ghislain and Angela explain with enthusiasm that, "The creation of Maison Moritz Prado, is an ambitious project for us, that once seemed impossible, but with hard work and determination, things started to take shape. Inspired by our growing family and our love for nature and wine; this journey is resulting in success. We believe due to our passion, mixture of cultures and belief that our dreams can come true."


text:
Valle Las Acequias 2016
Additional Info
- Wine Subtitle: Malbec, Syrah
- Wine small description: Deep red wine boasting notes of red fruit, plums and figs. An intense aroma of red fruit complements the palate
- pair with: grilled ribeye steak, short ribs, and pastas
- Wine Sku: + 243360
Leave a comment
Make sure you enter all the required information, indicated by an asterisk (*). HTML code is not allowed.


text:
Discover Recipes Using La Boîte Spices
We love creative ways to use La Boîte spice blends, if you've got one please share it with us!
Appetizers/Sides – Soups/Salads – Mains – Desserts/Baking – Drinks – Spice Blends
Appetizer/Side Dish –
Potato and Apple Gratin w/ Lula N41 Boquerones & Egg Salad on Toast w/ Dali N20
Pickled Persimmons w/ Isphahan N1 Lamb Meatballs with Spinach Salad w/ Apollonia N29
Seared Scallops w/ Mandarins and Borneo N26 Beet Hummus with Yagenbori
Sweet and Spicy Eggplant Relish w/ Marrakesh N6 Halloumi and Peach Skewers w/ Za'atar
Chicken Wings with Ayala N16 Aioli Simple Puff Pastry Empanadas w/ Blue Grass N12
Everything Cured Salmon w/ Coquelicot N24 Oz Roasted Carrots
Wild Rice with Cancale and Pierre Steamed Artichokes w/ Nipitella
Poached Shrimp with Chios N27 Spring Sauces w/ Spices
Baked Oysters with Ararat N35 Grilled Peaches w/ Jasmine Blossom
Vegetable Balls w/ Riviera Herbs Thanksgiving Side Hustle
Spiced Croutons Squash with Feta
Soup/Salads – Take me to the top of the page.
Radish & Kale Salad w/ Ana N36 Ricotta Gnudi in Spring Pea Soup w/ Penang N31
Grilled Caesar Salad with Cheese Biscuits w/ Lula N41 Grilled Vegetable Couscous Salad with Tangier N23
Kale & Cannellini Soup w/ Yagenbori Spring Panzanella w/ Luberon N4
Chicken Shawarma Salad Summer Borscht w/ Ana N36
Ozōni w/ Shichimi Salade Niçoise w/ Sel d'Antibes & Riviera Herbs
Creamy Carrot Soup Cabbage and Apple Slaw
Entree – Take me to the top of the page.
Braised Short Ribs with Coffee, Apples w/ Sheba N40 Striped Bass with Fennel & Preserved Lemon w/ Izak N37
Orecchiette with Spiced Lamb & Carrot Puree w/ Kibbeh N15 Rice Pilaf en Croute w/ Ana N36
Vegetable Chorizo Penne w/ Dali N20 & Salvador N19 Cod Brandade w/ Escabeche N25
Lamb Daube w/ Luberon N4 Shakshuka w/ Izak N37 & Sheba N40
Clam and Chorizo Tagliatelle w/ Noga N17 Beets & Sweets Frittata w/ Ana N36
Spinach and Lamb Parmentier w/ Vadouvan N28 Grilled Ratatouille Pizza w/ Iris N9
Seared Turbot w/ Bombay N3 Spice Crusted Lamb Skewers w/ Moruno N21
Grilled Lamb Belly w/ Sajira & Tangier N23 Braised Lamb Shanks w/ Tangier N23
Fish Kofte in Chraime Beer Can Chicken w/ Amber N2
Fluke Crudo w/ Shabazi N38 Karaage with Sansho Hot Honey
No-Smoker Pastrami w/ Smoked Salt N8 Maple Glazed Duck w/ Siam N32
Crispy Pineapple Pork Shoulder w/ Shabazi N38 Shakshuka Pizza w/ Izak & Sheba
Wine-Braised Chicken w/ Luberon N4 Steamed Mussels w/ Galil N13
Sautéed Flounder w/ Cancale N11 Fragrant Silk Road Shrimp
Lacy Quesadilla w/ Spices Swordfish w/ Breeze N5 and Nectarine Salad
Braised Grey Squash w/ Apollonia and Hawayej Crab Toast w/ Espelette
Pan Braised Meatballs w/ Cataluña N22 Pierre N7 Crusted Tenderloin
One Pan Chicken w Rivera Herbs Cajun Kraut Cakes w/ Bluegrass N12
Beach House Paella w/ Salvador N19 Poblano Pork Stew w/ Bluegrass N12
Baby Back Ribs w/ Mousa N30 Seared Tuna w/ Salvador N19
OMG It's Dinner Black Bass Couscous w/ Isphahan N1
Fruit Caponata w/ Izak N37 Oven Baked Bagna Cauda
Spanish Tortilla Chicken Murphy
Spice Crusted Short Ribs Rosemary Risotto
Dessert/Baking/Bread – Take me to the top of the page.
Spiced Brownie Biscuits Spiced Double Chocolate Chip Biscuits
Higbee Muffins w/ Smoked Cinnamon Spiced Honeycake w/ Yemen N10
Smoked Cinnamon Pots de Creme with Speculoos Tikka Masala Bread
Grilled Stone Fruits w/ Zuta Sorbet Berry Crumble with Almond Topping
Baked Sufganiyot Piquillo Pepper Financiers w/ Cataluña N.22
Halvaroons Spiced Skillet Flatbreads
Spiced Ice Cream w/ Yemen N10 Giuggulena w/ Apollonia N29
Mishmallows w/ Mishmish N33 Hamantart w/ Yemen N10
Chocolate Truffles with Reims N39 Smoked Cinnamon Pots de Creme
Panettone Pain Perdu (French Toast) Yogurt Challah
Drinks – Take me to the top of the page.
Autumn Margarita w/ Mishmish N33 Soixante Quinze w/ Mishmish N33
Marguerite w/ Daisy Blend Boozy Hot Chocolate
Shabazi Bitters Sarawak Cocktail w/ Borneo N26
The Cinder Cocktail w/ Smoked Salt Citronelle Cocktail w/ Noga N17
Spice Blends – Take me to the top of the page.
Joon (Limon Omani) Autre Shichimi (Espelette & Sansho)
Basque (Espelette) Tamil (Curry Leaves)


text:
September 19, 2007
Welcome to Texas Gardener's Seeds, the weekly newsletter for Texas gardeners. Please do not reply to this e-mail as the sending address is not monitored. See the bottom of this newsletter for information on how to subscribe, unsubscribe, or contact the editor.
Fire ants killing baby
song birds at high rates
By Edith
Red imported fire ants may be killing as many as a fifth of baby song birds before they leave the nest, according to research recently completed at Texas A&M University.
Andy Campomizzi, graduate research assistant in the department of wildlife and fisheries sciences, studied black-capped vireos and white-eyed vireos in Coryell County over a span of two years.
Campomizzi kept records on a total of 72 nests of both species. Of the nests where there was no pesticide treatment, only 10 percent of the young birds fledged and were able to leave the nests. Of the nests with treatment to protect them from fire ants, 32 percent fledged. Nearly 70 percent are lost to other causes, and fire ants knocked the survival rate down an additional 22 percent.
"That was a bigger difference than we thought it would be," he said. "Fire ants were definitely a mortality factor for song birds."
The black-capped vireo — which breeds only in the Edwards Plateau of Texas, a couple of areas in Oklahoma and in northern Mexico — is an endangered species. The white-eyed vireo is found more extensively throughout the southeastern U.S. and is not endangered.
In his research, Campomizzi would find nests with eggs and attach Arinix — a nylon plastic cable wrap developed for use in protecting electrical equipment from fire ants — around branches. Some of the wraps were permeated with permethrin insecticide and some not.
A sticky insect trap coating was applied to the branch on the limbs with the insecticide, so the ants could not get around the trap to the nest, he explained. Nests were isolated so access was limited to one or two routes for the fire ants, he said.
He checked the nests every three or four days. He counted the nest as a success if the adults could raise at least one of their young until it could fly out of the nest, which takes about 10 to 12 days from hatching.
Campomizzi believes fire ant predation may occur among any song bird species, although mortality rates would vary depending upon local populations of the red imported fire ant and how close to the ground the birds were nesting.
Management for black-capped vireos is ongoing on both public and private land, he said.
"Current management includes providing breeding habitat and removing brownheaded cowbirds, a brood parasite," Campomizzi said.
Land managers interested in improving black-capped vireo habitat may want to consider managing fire ants around nesting areas to increase the chances that they can successfully raise their young. This will perhaps contribute to the species' recovery from being endangered, he said.
The research was funded by the Texas A&M Institute of Renewable Natural Resources.
Gaillardia (Gaillardia grandiflora) is a native plant to the Texas plains, and a beautiful, naturalizing flower for water-wise gardeners. (Photo by Robert Dailey)
Low water use plants add beauty to Texas gardens
By Robert
At one time, a waterwise gardener had a limited number of plants to choose from. Not so now. Because of the burgeoning popularity of waterwise gardening, a large variety of low-water-use plants from around the world have become readily available at nurseries.
These plants are colorful and many of them fragrant as well. While you may use many of your old favorites in your oasis garden, you now have great choices for the transitional zone and arid zones of your garden.
Here are some plants that are perfect for transition zones of your waterwise garden. Although they require infrequent and irregular watering, they do require some water.
Deciduous Plants
For more information on waterwise plants, visit http://earthkind.tamu.edu.
Originally published on Suite101.com.
Gardening tips
"Most plant diseases (except for powdery mildew) spread in damp, humid conditions so avoid working on plants in wet weather," writes Bill Stevens. "When you do find diseased plants, pull them up and trash or burn them to avoid passing the condition along to healthy plants."
Have a favorite gardening tip you'd like to share? Texas Gardener's Seeds is seeking brief gardening tips from Texas gardeners to use in future issues. If we publish your tip in Seeds, we will seed you a free Texas Gardener T-shirt. Here's a chance to get published and be a garden stylist as well! Please send your tips of 50 words or less to the editor at: Gardening Tips.
Did you know...
One of the joys of planting a garden is to create an outdoor space where you can relax. Many gardeners seem to overlook this. Great gardens are not made in a moment but often take years. So, try to enjoy the process as your garden evolves as much as the finished results. That will remind you that your garden is a pleasure and all the hard work is very worthwhile.
Upcoming garden events
Amarillo: Potter/Randall County Master Gardeners will share gardening education during the upcoming Tri State Fair, September 14 to September 22, by distributing hundreds of handouts, answering gardening questions and helping organize and host the Garden and Agronomy Show. The best and biggest vegetables and melons are awarded ribbons and cash prizes in more than 52 categories.
Tomball: Mary Herr explains how to incorporate roses into every bed in your garden when she teaches "Landscaping with Roses," Saturday, September 22 at 10 a.m. at Arbor Gate, 15635 FM 2920, Tomball. For more information, call (281) 351-8851.
Tomball: Tom Leroy, Montgomery County extension agent, and Bill Adam, extension agent emeritus, teach "Fall Vegetable Gardening," Sunday, September 23 at 1 p.m., at Arbor Gate, 15635 FM 2920, Tomball. For more information, call (281) 351-8851.
Brownwood: Brown County will host a Texas Cooperative Extension multi-county pecan tour on September 26. The day will start with registration at 9:30 a.m. at the Brownwood Pecan Field Station, 701 CC Woodson Road. The tour will last from 10 a.m. until noon. Two Texas Department of Agriculture continuing education units will be offered. "This has been an interesting year for pecan management," said Scott Anderson, Extension agent in Brown County. "All the rain we've been having has been great, but it has sure created some interesting challenges for our area's pecan growers. During the tour, we will see some definite differences in pecan varieties and in the susceptibility of varieties to pecan scab disease, one of our worst wet-weather-related problems." Tommy Thompson, pecan specialist at the field station, will be the program speaker. The program is sponsored by Extension offices in Brown, Mills and San Saba counties. The event is free and open to the public. For more information contact Anderson at 325-646-0386, or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Rockport: The Aransas/San Patricio Master Gardener Association "Hidden Gardens Tour & Fall Plant Sale" will be held Saturday, September 29 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for the Hidden Gardens Tour and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. for the Fall Plant Sale at Green Acres, 611 East Mimosa Street at Pearl Street, Rockport. Get your tickets and maps at Green Acres for this one-day event in addition to purchasing those much-wanted plants that you can't find anywhere. The maps will lead you to wonderful Hidden Gardens in both Aransas County and San Patricio County. Be sure to take the time to wander through the demonstration gardens at Green Acres, which are continuously being updated and maintained by the Aransas/San Patricio Master Gardener Association. Admission is $10.00. For pre-registration tickets and/or questions contact the Aransas County Texas Cooperative Extension, Rockport, at (361) 790-0103.
Nacogdoches: The annual Fabulous Fall Festival plant sale at Stephen F. Austin State University's Mast Arboretum will be from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. Saturday, October 6, at the intramural field on Wilson Drive, Nocogdoches. A great selection of rare, unusual, and Texas-tough trees, shrubs, vines, herbaceous perennials, and grasses will be available. Staples of the fall sale include asters, garden mums, and sages, as well as several outstanding varieties of ornamental grasses. Greg Grant, Pineywoods Native Plant Center research associate, will have a wide range of native trees available including oaks, pines, red maple, and black walnut, with fall being the best time to establish trees. There will be a number of hard to find items including native and hybrid coral bean, crinum lilies, the rare Brazoria sabal palm, the new hybrid coneflowers, variegated sky vine, giant Farfugium, and the rare Hibiscus hamabo. They will also offer a line of drought resistant plants like snake herb, wooly stemodia, bamboo muhly grass and heliotrope. Proceeds from the plant sale help support the SFA Mast Arboretum, the Ruby Mize Azalea Garden, the Pineywoods Native Plant Center, and educational programs. For more information, call (936) 468-4404 or visit http://arboretum.sfasu.edu/.Lewisville: The Denton County Master Gardener Association Garden InfoFest will be held Saturday, October 6, from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. at the Upper Trinity Regional Water District, 900 N. Kealy Ave. Gardening seminars, educational demonstrations, plant sale, garden shopping, tour of gardens, children's activities. Admission is free. For more information, call (940) 349-2883, or visit www.dcmga.com.
Fort Worth, Dallas: Visit America's very best, rarely seen, Private Gardens. The Garden Conservancy's Open Days Program has been opening the gates to America's best private gardens since 1995. The 2007 season features more than 350 gardens across 21 states. Learn about gardens participating in your area through the Open Days Directory, an annual publication listing open gardens with garden descriptions, open dates and hours, and directions. To purchase a Directory or for more information, call (888) 842-2442 or visit www.opendaysprogram.org. The $5 admission fee supports the expansion of the Open Days Program around the country and helps build awareness of the Garden Conservancy's work of preserving exceptional American gardens such Peckerwood Garden in Hempstead. 2007 Texas Open Days: Fort Worth: October 14; Dallas: October 20.
Belton, Temple, Killeen: The Bell County Master Gardener Association will host the Fall Glory garden tour Saturday, October 20, from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. Gardens in Belton, Temple and Killeen will be showcased. Admission is $5 for adults. For additional information, contact Sue Morgan at (254) 698-8668.
St. Francisville, La.: The 2007 Southern Garden Symposium will be held October 26 and 27 in St. Francisville, La. Friday workshops held at Afton Villa Gardens include "Creating Interior Focal Points through Floral Design," led by Dr. James DelPrince; "Pruning for Plant Health," led by Martha Hill; "21st Century Gardening: Plants, Products and Practices," led by Nellie Neal; and "Timeless Tips for Fool Proof Landscapes," led by Mary Palmer and Hugh Dargan. The Friday evening cocktail buffet will be held at Live Oak Plantation. Saturday lectures held at Hemingbough include "Hot New Flowers and Captivating Combinations," led by Norman Winter; "Furnishings for the Garden: 1750-1900," led by H. Parrot Bacot; and "Garden Design Inspirations: Seeing Art Design Elements in Nature and Applying them to Southern Garden Designs," led by Edward C. Martin. $60 per person, per day admission includes lunch. Admission to the Friday evening cocktail buffet is $35 per person. For registration and additional information, contact Lucie Cassity at (225) 635-3738 or write to Southern Garden Symposium, P.O. Box 2075, St. Francisville, LA 70775.
Waco: The Texas Gourd Society presents its 12th annual Lone Star Gourd Festival October 27 and 28, from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. on Saturday and from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. on Sunday, at the Waco Convention Center, 100 Washington Ave., Waco. Featured will be gourd artists and crafters, demonstrations, seminars and much more. Admission is $5 for adults; children under 12 are free. For additional information, visit www.texasgourdsociety.org.
Independence: The Antique Rose Emporium at 10,000 FM 50 in Independence will host their 20th Fall Festival of Roses November 2 through 4. Speakers, who will present a variety of garden related topics, include Dave Wittenger, Dave's Garden Web; Stephen Scaniello, Heritage Rose Foundation; and Chris Carley, National Arboretum Horticulturist. All seminars are free to the public. Old Garden roses, including Earthkind and Pioneer Roses, herbs, perennials, and Texas natives will be available for sale. For additional information, visit www.weareroses.com or call (979) 836-5548.
New Braunfels: Hill Country Orchid Society's "Wurst Orchid Show & Sale" will take place Saturday and Sunday, November 3 and 4, from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. at the New Braunfels Elks Lodge, 353 S. Seguin, New Braunfels. Admission is free. For more information, call (830) 629-2083.
Waco: Many composers have been inspired by the sounds of nature, and the Waco Symphony Orchestra will present three inspired compositions — Beethoven's Symphony No. 6 (Pastorale), Copland's "An Outdoor Adventure" and Respighi's "Pines of Rome" — in "Musical Landscapes," an all-orchestral celebration of the out-of-doors on Thursday, November 15. The concert, held in Waco Hall on the Baylor University campus in Waco, begins at 7:30 p.m. Tickets go on sale October 1 and may be purchased by phoning (254) 754-0851 or on-line atwww.WacoSymphony.com.
Galveston: Festive sights and sounds will fill Moody Gardens at the sixth annual Festival of Lights November 17 through January 5. This whimsical celebration will kick off the holiday season on November 17, with Santa Claus parachuting in to switch on the lights. Festival of Lights is celebrated Thursday through Sunday November 17 through December 16, and daily beginning December 17. Transforming its lush tropical garden setting into a winter wonderland, Moody Gardens will be adorned with more than a million twinkling lights and dozens of light displays. In addition to experiencing the lights, guests can also strap on a pair of skates and glide across the ice at the Outdoor Ice Rink at Moody Gardens. Indoors, visitors can take pictures with Santa or even gaze upon a giant poinsettia tree. Moody Gardens will feature a variety of holiday-themed films during the Festival of Lights. Three films will be playing at the IMAX 3D theater and two films will be playing at the Ridefilm theater. The Garden Restaurant will feature a delectable holiday buffet, offered from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. Group rates of $20 per person are also available for groups of 20 or more, and include admission to Festival of Lights and the holiday buffet. Admission into the Festival of Lights is $5.95, and tickets to additional attractions including the Rainforest Pyramid, holiday IMAX 3D film, holiday Ridefilm, Outdoor Ice Rink and Colonel Paddlewheel Boat, can be purchased for only $4.00 each. For more information, call Moody Gardens at (800) 582-4673 or visit www.moodygardens.org.
Lake Jackson: For several years John Panzarella has hosted a citrus tasting and open house in his backyard, 404 Forest Drive, Lake Jackson, which is about 50 miles south of Houston. The next open house will be Saturday, December 15 from 2 p.m. until 4 p.m. Taste 40 to 50 citrus varieties and see different varieties of fruit trees. Panzarella has approximately 200 different varieties of citrus, 50% to 70% fruiting, plus several varieties of persimmon, sapote, guava, pawpaw, loquat, pomegranate, avocado, papaya, fig, peach, passion fruit, mango and pecan trees growing in his backyard. You are invited to visit, taste the citrus, and see one of the largest citrus collections in the state of Texas and the largest collection north of the Texas Rio Grand valley. See the giant Panzarella orange and the giant 10 lb. Panzarella cluster lemons. You will also have the opportunity to view a multi-grafted tree which has grapefruits, tangerines and oranges growing on it. For more information, call (979) 297-2120, e-mail email@example.com, or visit http://johnpanza.googlepages.com.
Houston: Urban Harvest Fruit Tree Sale will be held Saturday, January 19, from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. A class describing all varieties for sale, as well as providing vital information on how to plant and care for each type tree will be held January 5 and 12 (your choice), from 2 to 4 p.m. A nominal fee of $10 is charged for the class. Register for the class by calling Urban Harvest. Sale and classes at Emerson Unitarian Church, 1900 Bering Dr., Houston. For detailed information about the sale as well as about fruit trees, check the Urban Harvest website www.urbanharvest.org.
Garland: The Garland Organic Club meets the first Sunday of each month in the little red school house at 1651 Wall St., Garland. All interested gardeners are invited to attend. For more information, call (972) 864-1934 or (800) 864-4445.
Kilgore: Northeast Texas Organic Gardeners meets at 1 p.m. on the first Wednesday of each month at a new eco-farm in Kilgore. If there is enough interest, we will also start a Sunday afternoon monthly meeting. For more information, call Carole Ramke at (903) 986-9475.
Allen: The Allen Garden Club meets on the first Thursday of each month at 7:30 p.m. at the little blue-gray house located at 102 N. Allen Dr., Allen. For more information, visit www.allengardenclub.org.
Austin: Austin Organic Gardeners meet at 7 p.m. on the second Monday of each month at the Zilker Botanical Gardens in Austin. For more information, visit www.main.org/aog.
Rockport: An herb study group founded in March 2003 meets the second Wednesday of every month at the ACISD Maintenance Department (Formerly Rockport Elementary), 619 N. Live Oak Street, Room 14, Rockport at 10 a.m. to discuss all aspects of using and growing herbs, including the historical uses of the herbs and tips for successful propagation and cultivation.
San Antonio: The San Antonio Herb Society meets at 7 p.m. on the second Thursday of each month at the San Antonio Garden Center, 3310 N. New Braunfels (corner of Funston & N. New Braunfels). For more information on programs, visit www.sanantonioherbs.org.
Dallas: The Rainbow Garden Club of North Texas meets the second Sunday of each month at 2 p.m. Everyone is welcome. Meetings are held at member's homes and garden centers around the area. For more information, visit www.RainbowGardenClub.com.
Seguin: The Guadalupe County Master Gardeners meets the third Thursday of each month at the Texas Cooperative Extension Bldg. at 210 E. Live Oak at 7 p.m. Our guest speaker for September 20 is Susan Jaime of Lazarus Coffee. Susan will discuss organic coffee, how it is grown, harvested and roasted. A member of the Fair Trade Federation, she will also discuss her visits to South American coffee farmers. For more information, phone (830) 379-1972 or visit www.guadalupecountymastergardeners.org.
Fort Worth: The Organic Garden Club of Forth Worth meets at 7 p.m. on the fourth Tuesday of each month except July and December at the Fort Worth Botanic Gardens main building. Refreshments are served. For more information, call (817) 274-8460.
Dallas: The Dallas Organic Garden Club meets at 6:45 p.m. on the fourth Thursday of each month at the Fretz Park Recreation Center, located at the corner of Hillcrest and Beltline Road in Dallas. For more information, call (214) 824-2448 or visit www.dogc.org.
Arlington: The Arlington Organic Garden Club meets from 7 p.m. until 9 p.m. on the last Thursday of each month (except November and December) at the Bob Duncan Center, 2800 S. Center Street, Arlington. For more information, contact David at (817) 483-7746.
If you would like your organization's events included in "Upcoming Garden Events," please contact us at Garden Events.
Butterflies & Hummingbirds to Your Backyard
with welcoming landscapes
Roll out the welcome mat for butterflies and hummingbirds. In this lavishly illustrated book, author Sally Roth reveals the secrets for creating irresistible gardens and welcoming landscapes that lure these amazing creatures up close and personal.
$18.09 plus shipping*
Order by calling 1-800-727-9020 or order on-line.
*Mention Texas Gardener's Seeds when ordering by phone during the month of September and we'll waive shipping charges. (Discover, MasterCard and Visa accepted.)
Fiber row cover
valuable year-round
Grow-Web encourages plant growth and development, and also provides protection from insects, birds, diseases and frosts. It is also air and water permeable and allows for ventilation. Grow-Web provides excellent protection to seedlings when applied directly to the seedbed.
$30.64 per 12.3' x 32.8' roll (includes shipping!)
Order by calling 1-800-727-9020. Not available through on-line bookstore.
(Discover, MasterCard and Visa accepted.)
Missed an issue? Back issues of Texas Gardener's Seeds are available at www.texasgardener.com/newsletters.
Publisher: Chris S. Corby ● Editor: Michael Bracken
Texas Gardener's Seeds, P.O. Box 9005, Waco, Texas 76714 ● www.TexasGardener.com


text:
Podcast: Play in new window | Download (148.8MB)
Earscape "Sacral"
Here we are, two weeks before Christmas. And this is why we will go to church and hear some "holy noise", as R. Murray Schafer calls it. Churches are ritual spaces, and rituals always have an acoustical aspect. Maybe acoustics even dominate every ritual. Churches and organs are definitely built to impress acoustically. Michal Jacaszek from Poland, being fascinated by this aural atmosphere, has made field recordings inside the main churches of Gdansk and reworked them to compositions. I mixed these great sounds with my own field recordings from churches and bells in Germany, with music form Arvo Pärt, Arve Henriksen and others, and with excursions onto church towers and into religious realms further east. This earscape is quite musical and meant to be a soulful companion to the advent season. It is ended by a country gospel intonating "fill me with life anew" for the beginning of a new year. So relax, light a candle and enjoy some holy noise!
Sound Sources:
- Michal Jacaszek: Pentral (III, VI, V, IX, IV, II, X); from: Pentral, Gustaff Records GRAM0902, Poland 2009
- Craig Vear: Katabatic Wind; from: Antarctica, Grünrekorder Records GrDl 089, Germany 2011
- Arve Henriksen: Recording Angel; from: Cartography, ECM Records 2086, Germany 2008
- reinsamba: Cathedral Guided Tour (Cologne); file from 2006, downloaded from freesound.org (CCL)
- Arvo Pärt: Wir saßen an den Wassern zu Babel und weinten / Arbos; from: Arbos, ECM New Series 1325, Germany 1987
- Arvo Pärt: Annum per Annum; from: Trivium, ECM New Series 1431, Germany 1992
- D. L. Lutz: Quedlinburger Dom II, St Nikolai Stralsund I, St. Marien Stralsund II-VII; self-published
- Paul Schütze: Sites Of Rapture On The Lungs Of God; from: New Maps Of Hell II, Big Cat Records ABB105CD, UK 1996
- Paul Schütze: A Night Dissolved In The Lakes Of Heaven; from: Abysmal Evenings, Virgin Records 8421752, UK 1996
- Inchadney: Swifts; file from 2010, downloaded from freesound.org (CCL)
- Biosphere: Sphere Of No Form; from: Substrata, Touch Records TO:50, UK 2001
- Tacita Dean: Aden, Yemen 4 A.M.; from: Haunted Weather. Music, Silence And Memory (compiled by D. Toop), Staubgold Records staubgold52, Germany 2004
- Evelyn Glennie & Michael Brauer: Icefall; from: Shadow Behind The Iron Sun, BMG Classics 82876642822, UK 1999
- felixblume: Some People Praying Into The Abbaye De La Cambre in Brussels; file from 2008, downloaded from soundcloud.com (CCL)
- Boxharp: Cinema Gong; from: The Tailored Soldier, Glitterhouse Records GRCD 521, Germany


text:
About Us
Dishitha Interiors is responsible for the interior design, decoration, and functionality of a client's space, whether the space is commercial, industrial, or residential. We are proud of the many years we have pursued this career and the many projects that we have completed for our clients.
As interior designers we work closely with architects and clients to determine the structure of a space, the needs of the occupants, and the style that best suits both. The position is a combination of engineer and artist, and it takes a unique type of mind to handle both of those concepts well.
Interior designers have to be good with more than color, fabric, and furniture; interior designers must know materials, have budgeting skills, communicate well, and oversee the ordering, installation, and maintenance of all objects that define a space. We also have to know about electrical capacity, safety, and construction. This broader range of required knowledge distinguishes us from interior "decorators."
Interior designers have to be able to work with contractors and clients alike, and must work within a specific budget. Interior designers are hired for their expertise in a variety of styles and approaches, not merely their own personal vision. Therefore, they have to be able to balance their own tastes and their clients' tastes – and be willing to put their clients' tastes first. While this requirement can be frustrating at first for many who enter the profession, our experience has led us to appreciate the challenges it presents and the sense of satisfaction that comes from doing the job well, consistently.
As interior designers we are often asked to begin planning before construction of a space is finished; this means that we must be good at scheduling and must be comfortable reading blueprints. This element of the job comes as a surprise to many new interior designers, who expect to have less of an administrative and technical role and more of a role in influencing the overall feel and appearance of a space. Those who thrive in the industry say this ability to balance the practical with the aesthetic is crucial to being a successful interior designer.
Interior design is hard work, but those who do it well find the work very satisfying.
Interior decorators are trained to enhance your home's visual appeal in several different ways from paint color to drapery material. We also have the ability to transform your home though simple shifts in design by just moving a couch here and a bookcase there. Though as interior decorators we may have our own artistic vision, we are also attentive to the home owner's intentions and individuality. Together we will bring your dream into reality.


text:
Sebbie + Xander
Family Photoshoot Sheffield
When I arrived at Sarah's stunning house she first mentioned that newborn Xander was fast asleep. Her other child, however, was not. Three year old old Sebbie was a bundle of energy and couldn't wait to show me how good he was at all the things. I have little kids myself, so I was more than up for spending time chasing him around.
We took advantage of Xander's nap to have a bit of playtime in Sebbie's brand new awesome big kid bedroom (which was total interior design goals, btw) before popping outside to play in the sunshine. Throughout the session Xander woke, fed, went back to sleep, and was just a lovely calm little dude.
The session took a couple of hours and was completely unstructured. We let Sebbie have free reign to do whatever he wanted and found it was a really good strategy given the different needs of each child.


text:
- Procedures Rendered:
- Office Hours: Monday – Friday 9AM – 5PM
- Phone: (847) 367-4040
- Fax: (847) 367-4848
- Address: 1800 Hollister Drive Suite 121, Libertyville, IL, 60048
- Website: avlc.com
- Total Answers: 32
Dr. Richard Rosenfeld is the Medical Director of Advanced Vein and Laser Centre (AVLC), a state of the art vein treatment facility in Libertyville, Illinois that offers comprehensive treatment options for varicose veins, spider veins, and other vein diseases. Dr. Rosenfeld and the staff at AVLC are among the most experienced vein specialists in the entire United States. In fact, Dr. Rosenfeld was one of the Country's first physicians to become a Diplomat of the American Board of Phlebology. He has over 18 years of experience in treating varicose veins and other vein diseases. Throughout this time, Dr. Rosenfeld has performed over 4,000 Endovenous Laser Treatment (ELVT) procedures for his patients. Because of this exceptional expertise and experience, Dr. Rosenfeld and the AVLC staff are regularly sought by other physicians to receive training for cutting edge vein removal techniques.
Dr. Rosenfeld and the staff at Advanced Vein and Laser Centre (AVLC) are dedicated to serving their patients. Dr. Rosenfeld personally cares for each patient and takes the responsibility of overseeing every procedure that AVLC conducts. The AVLC staff utilizes cutting edge laser technology to offer painless, non-invasive medical procedures that typically require either little or no recovery time whatsoever. AVLC routinely provides patients with varicose veins treatment, spider veins treatment, aesthetic skin rejuvenation, and hair removal treatment options. Dr. Rosenfeld also specializes in correcting failed varicose veins procedures that have been performed by other doctors.
Advanced Vein and Laser Centre (AVLC) was established in 2003 after Dr. Rosenfeld had spent seventeen years listening to the healthcare concerns of countless patients. By founding his own vein removal practice, Dr. Rosenfeld knew that he could provide an exceptionally high quality of medical care while also providing exceptionally high quality patient services. To meet this goal, Dr. Rosenfeld surrounded himself with the best support team he could compile and invested in the finest, state of the art medical equipment. Even after 18 years of operating AVLC, one of Dr. Rosenfeld's greatest joys is treating patients who have had varicose veins recurrences after undergoing previous, less effective treatment procedures by other physicians.
Dr. Richard Rosenfeld was raised in the North Shore suburbs of Chicago. He earned his Bachelor of Sciences degree from the very selective University of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana. After earning his undergraduate degree, Dr. Rosenfeld obtained his Medical Degree from the Loyola University Medical Center in Maywood, Illinois. He then completed his Residency in Internal Medicine at Lutheran General Hospital in Park Ridge, Illinois.
Dr. Rosenfeld has a diverse medical background. After completing his medical training in Internal Medicine he specialized in Emergency Medicine for nearly a decade. However, for the past 18 years, he has solely dedicated himself to non-surgically treating varicose veins and other vein diseases. Dr. Rosenfeld is a member of the Illinois Medical Association, Lake County Medical Society, and American College of Phlebology. He has published numerous scientific articles about varicose vein treatment.
Recent Answers
Watch Recent Medical Videos
Are laser vein removal treatments painful? By Richard D. Rosenfeld, MD
Does it hurt to get varicose veins removed? By Richard D. Rosenfeld, MD
How effective is endovenous laser treatment (EVLT)? By Richard D. Rosenfeld, MD
How many treatments does vein removal typically require? By Richard D. Rosenfeld, MD
What are the best varicose vein treatments? By Richard D. Rosenfeld, MD
What are the symptoms associated with varicose vein disease? By Richard D. Rosenfeld, MD
What distinguishes vein specialists from other medical doctors? By Richard D. Rosenfeld, MD
What procedures are used to diagnose spider veins? By Richard D. Rosenfeld, MD
What should I do if I notice varicose veins? By Richard D. Rosenfeld, MD
What is ultrasound guided foam sclerotherapy? By Richard D. Rosenfeld, MD
Insurance Carriers
- BlueCross BlueShield PPO
- Humana PPO
- Medicare


text:
| 6.7°C Dublin
This autumn's auction season is coming to the peak during the next few weeks and it's worth examining the advantages and pitfalls of this way for buying a home.
Today sees 74 properties going under the hammer at the Allsopspace auction in Dublin. Next week will see bumper auctions in Galway and Belfast in addition to a number of other auctions in Dublin and Co Meath.
While today's auction may not attract the hype seen for Allsopspace's two initial auctions it will be watched more closely by property experts anxious to see if the two positive aspects of the first auction are sustainable.
Strong prices and a high number of sales were the most welcome aspects for vendors or their banks.
Prices were on average 25pc over the guide prices and in some cases were over 50pc above the guides.
Somewhat surprising then, today's auction is quoting lower guide prices. The average guide has fallen from €152,000 to €142,000 -- a drop of 6.6pc.
But today's lower average guide price may be partly attributable to the absence of a €1m plus house. For instance in July's catalogue there was 35 Ailesbury Road, Dublin 4 with a €1.45m. guide price. It sold for €2.325m. -- a 60pc premium to the guide price.
Its premium is a clear signal to auction bidders that the message hasn't changed from the days of the boom as auctioneers' guide prices can often, though not always, prove well below the actual sales prices.
So bidders should be guarded and not influenced by the way the auctioneer waves his gavel or by the speed at which others are bidding. Decide on what's value for money and stick to it.
Many prospective bidders played it cool at auction after the market peaked and sat on their hands. As a result numerous properties were withdrawn from auction, some failing to attract even one bid. Instead auction properties during the early downturn were sold afterwards by private treaty.
Unfortunately from a buyer's perspective private treaty sales can prove more expensive than auctions in one key respect -- the selling price.
Private treaty are estimated to add as much as 10pc to a price above that attainable at auction. Such higher prices usually arise because there can be competition from more buyers who have more time which is increasingly necessary in order to persuade a bank to approve the mortgage for a particular property.
But while an auction price can be cheaper than a private treaty price, there are extra costs that can arise for unsuccessful auction bidders -- eg the due diligence and surveyors' fees which need to be invested before the auction.
With private treaty such expenses can be avoided until a deal has been agreed.
So auctions can prove a waste of money for unsuccessful bidders. Which is all the more reason to be realistic about the likely value of the property and not expect to get a Malahide mansion for the price of an El Salvador shack.
In the current climate most auction bidders are cash buyers who don't have to get bank approval. Which raises the question as to how big is this pool of buyers and will they continue to bid at such strong premiums to the guide prices?
If the auctions continue to attract overseas bidders then Irish owners may sleep more soundly at the value of their properties.
However only 9pc of the properties sold in the July auction were bought by overseas buyers. They appear to feel that Irish prices are still not low enough to achieve the yields that they desire from rental properties.
This leads to the question as to whether these overseas under-bidders' lack of success may turn them off the Irish market.
In the short-term this may not prove a problem for vendors as there are signs that demand is picking up.
A new survey from the Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland has found that residential sales activity levels improved in the second quarter of this year with a 14pc increase in sales agreed nationwide after very low levels of activity in Q1. However in the south-east sales agreed fell 12pc and in the north-east by 10pc.
There was a 44pc increase in sales agreed in Dublin in quarter two. In Munster, sales agreed increased by 10pc and in the West by 7pc.
A key factor lifting demand may well be the December deadline for mortgage-interest tax relief. Vendors are also hoping the ECB will offer some assurance in the form of lower interest rates.
Indo Property


text:
Made by the finest Italian nylon with a small cotton cushion in the crotch for great comfort. Perfect for working out and for everyday use
Healthy clothing:
Italian yarns/fabric made by Fulgar. Fabric and dyeing respects REACH.
REACH is a regulation of the European Union, adopted to improve the protection of human health and the environment.
Chose your normal size. Opt for the larger size if you're in between sizes.


text: Survival on Raft: Ocean Nomad apk is a sophisticated simulation of sea survival adventure game in which the player drives a raft to float around the sea. No one else can help you. You need to catch fish to supplement your energy. If the raft is broken, repair it, use the resources available to make weapons and rafts, build your own base against various dangerous attacks, and possibly fight fierce sharks.


text:
- Calibrated LOW-TEMP controlled coil PRESERVES NATURAL FLAVOR!
- XL Polycarbonate visual heating chamber
- Patent pending DEEP DISH DESIGN with LAVA-QUARTZ TECHNOLOGY
- Direct QUAD AIRFLOW system
- Threaded chamber and cartridge for EASY BREAKDOWN & CLEANING!
- 6500 Micro amp battery with microchip processor holds 2X THE CHARGE!
- Integrated safety shutdown for MAX LIFE!
Be sure to call your local Supernova Smoke Shop to be sure we have OG Four2.0 Vaporizer Kit in stock.
* Any prices are listed for convenience and are subject to change.


text:
When does it get too late to be saying 'Happy New Year'? I am, as always, a little late to the party. Oops. My main resolution this year is to blog more. I was finding before Christmas that MS was all I was thinking about. I was reading about people who weren't doing so well… Continue reading Happy New Year – 2019!
Tag: diagnosis
The A to Z of MS – Part 2
Here is Part 2 of my A to Z of MS. I really hope it has explained what it is like living with MS and made some of you readers out there feel a little less alone. It was lovely to hear some stories about it via Instagram too.
The A to Z of MS – Part 1
Over on my Instagram account @manchesterspirit I have been doing the #AtoZofMS, posting a letter on each day of July, well, with some exceptions because it is me and I am forgetful! The aim of this was to create a comprehensive guide to MS, from the view point of helping someone who has just been… Continue reading The A to Z of MS – Part 1
The A to Z of MS
I have been thinking for a while about doing one of those challenges you see so often on social media. Something based around posting everyday and MS obviously. I put it into Google and found the A to Z Challenge website: http://www.a-to-zchallenge.com/2017/02/announcing-2017-blogging-from-to-z.html I know it was an April challenge but better late than never!! So I… Continue reading The A to Z of MS
Latest Medical Appointment
So I went to see my amazing MS Nurse last week for my latest 3 month check up. I get so cross that the media in the UK constantly criticise the NHS. I know that sometimes wait times for appointments are long but having spent a lot of time going to hospital appointments in the… Continue reading Latest Medical Appointment
6 months on…
So the inevitable happened. My positive mental attitude towards my new diagnosis has slipped in the last few weeks and I have been finding the reality of it all a little difficult to deal with. Symptoms wise I am OK, no relapses since starting Copaxone injections, so I know I don't have an awful lot… Continue reading 6 months on…
My Big Adventure
So, I have not posted on here for a few weeks and now I can share with you why! 18 months ago, me and my 2 friends had a crazy idea that we should save up for the ultimate tourist trip to California. We wanted to do it all, Disneyland, Universal, Warner Brothers, San Francisco, the works! The planning was going well, we had got a great deal from the travel agents, even the Big Bang Theory were filming an episode while we would be there. We couldn't believe our luck. Then...you guessed it...6 months before we go, I get diagnosed with my little health niggle.


text:
- 4 beds
- 2 baths
- $159,900 price
- 589647 mls id
- Year Built: 1920
- Status: Active
WELCOME HOME! You will fall in love with this beautifully redone home featuring a huge main level master suite, huge eat in kitchen, an unbelievably large walk in pantry, and main level laundry! The upstairs boost 3 additional spacious bedrooms and a second full bathroom. Updates in 2017 including a new roof, 2 zone HVAC, electrical with a 200 amp breaker box, plumbing, and new gorgeous hardwood floors downstairs! Enjoy this summer on the covered side deck, perfect for evening entertaining and grilling or enjoying your morning coffee! Close to shopping, interstate, schools, and South River Greenway paths, this move in ready home is a must see, schedule your showing today!
- Style TRADITIONAL
Related Listings
24 Pictures
Great central location, charming curb appeal, and recent updates! This 1,203 sqft, 4 bedroom / 2 bathroom home is conveniently located within walking distance of many amenities. It's also a very short drive away from great dining, shopping, the Skyline Drive, and world class breweries and wineries...
1436 MULBERRY ST Waynesboro, VA
4 beds, 2 baths, $149,900
Courtesy of: LONG & FOSTER REAL ESTATE INC FISHERSVILLE
Office Phone: 540-997-3300
Listing Agent: KATHLEEN KELLETT-WARD
Updated: 8th April, 2020 2:18 AM.
345 ARCH AVE Waynesboro, VA


text:
Worcester Boat Safety Scheme Examiner Dave Felton - covering areas: Worcestershire. Gloucestershire. Warwickshire etc.
Mobile: 079850 40227
Guaranteed to be the least expensive, find a genuine like for like quote and I aim to beat it by 10%.
Welcome to the Boat Safety Scheme., my name is David (preferring Dave) I am a qualified, experienced authorised boat safety examiner, I have been examining Leisure boats for at least 10 years and Commercial craft for approx. 9 years. With my experience plus in addition my engineering background, getting your boat a BSSC will be easier, fairer & straightforward.
* Don't Let your boat fail for the want of BSS labels - I supply and fit Free of charge .
* Plus Don't let your boat fail for lack of fixed ventilation. At your request I'm able to install Stainless Steel or Brass Vents to most boats at very competitve prices.
Other services available:
* Oil & Filter change
* Painting
* Advice on how to maintain your vessel within the boat safety scheme
* Just a clean & tidy up
^ Anything else - please ask...
My prices are very competitive...
* Please Remember, I will beat any genuine like for like quote - you have been given by 10%


text:
Cala d'Or, built in "Ibiza-style" is a lovely location with a variety of sand beaches and bays. The marina of Cala d'Or is one of the greatest of Majorca. Good restaurants and bars are situated around the marina and the town centre. It takes only 10 minutes by car to get to the Vall d'Or Golf Course.
The villa impresses with its large window fronts which are orientated to the wonderful bay. On the ground floor, two living rooms with connected terraces offer a stunning view. In addition there are two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen, a dining area and a utility room on this floor. Outstanding is the small atrium in the living room. On the first floor there are the master suite (with bath en suite and own terrace) and three bedrooms (two of them with bath en suite). On the second floor there is another bedroom with bath en suite and a small living room as well as an own terrace with beautiful views. The garden area provides lovely ingrown lounges, a pool and a variety of terraces. Furthermore, the villa offers an outdoor shower, garage and air-conditioning.


text:
During last month's stop off in Benalla, Victoria, Brian Marlow had the chance to speak to the local journalist, spreading the good word on the effectiveness of vaping as a quit-smoking approach, while slamming Australian health bodies who have seemingly taken an abstinence-only approach.
Read more here.
Do you like this post?