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i received an e-mail from a sister today that warmed my heart. it is such a blessing to be part of this world-wide brotherhood. here is part of what she said:
"Jehovah has promised us deep joy, but not always happiness everyday. Something that really struck a study that I had was the realization that no one comes to Jehovah unless he draws them first. He sees something that he likes and then draws you in. Jehovah has also obligated himself to take care of us. he has to. He said he would, and He cannot lie. These thoughts keep me going."
so thank you gwen. you don't know how much i needed that today.
so after all my happiness from the mail... i got a call from chris. one of our cars is dead. he's going to try and make it home and take it to a mechanic tomorrow. we'll see what happens. we really DO NOT have money for this right now....no matter what the problem is. so i'm going to do my best to just trust that jehovah will take care of us. i'm taking our other car to get the oil changed tonight after work. its been acting up lately too. hoping all it needs is a little attention. if we end up having to use just one car, chris will have to drop me off at work at 6 am every morning. that means i'll be at the office 4 hours before i even open. i guess i'll just have to bring some scrapbooking stuff and slam out some layouts! (that's me trying to be optimistic!)
man its hard to go from such a high to such a low all in one day....
Thursday, August 14, 2008
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Today, Revelry on Reverie returns to the Radio Riel schedule in its new time slot, the first Sunday of every month from 12:30pm — 2:00pm North American Pacific time!
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Today's show is a musical celebration for Imbolc (also known as Saint Brigid's Day), which is an Irish celebration/festival of light on February 1 that reflects the lengthening days and the approach of Spring. Some celebrants light all the lamps in the house or candles to celebrate the day.
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28th Annual Haverhill Christmas Stroll
Kick off the holiday season with the Greater Haverhill Chamber of Commerce at the 2020 Christmas Stroll! ? The event will include family friendly activities including cookie decorating, ornament making, and live music with performances by local artists. Don?t miss the opportunity to take a ride on the Haverhill Bank Express Trolley or visit Santa?s Workshop to meet Santa and some of his elves. Enjoy the spirit of the season with holiday music performed by wandering carolers and a saxophone quartet. The highlight of the evening will be the official tree lighting with Santa in Washington Square.
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Trump: Iran Made "A Very Big Mistake" By Shooting Down Drone
The US Navy is sending ships to where debris from the downed drone is reportedly floating (in international waters, according to reports).
The US has been increasing the number of military assets in the region as tensions with Iran have flared. The USS Abraham Lincoln is stationed nearby with a full carrier strike group.
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AbstractThe ABAC access control model was created with the main feature of providing increased flexibility, by using policies that can combine attributes from various sources. The paradigm of the Internet of Things is spreading more and more throughout the world, the possibility of using systems equipped with sensors and actuators has therefore also increased. In this context, a combination between the ABAC model and the Internet of Things could theoretically be beneficial for two reasons, because it would extend the wealth of available attributes to the drafting of security policies, while offering the possibility to act on the environment when necessary. This thesis proposes the use of proactive computing, through a proactive engine, to make this combination possible.
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Application du proactive computing: Adaptation automatique des règles d'accès aux données et services dans une architecture IoT
Picard, N. (Author). 18 Jun 2018
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Check your hurricane fatigue at the door: The impact of Monday's Hurricane Wilma is huge, as Florida retailers and their communities remain hamstrung by power outages and gas shortages.
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Any participant who signs up for an event that is sanctioned by Triathlon Ireland will have the opportunity to raise funds for Pieta House during their Triathlon journey. There is a hashtag for to try and raise as much awareness and funds for Pieta House; #Tri4Pieta. This initiative is being supported by BMW Ireland, Triathlon Ireland's title sponsor.
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The CEO of Triathlon Ireland, Chris Kitchen is urging the sport's 20,000 participants to get on board and help fundraise for a worthy cause.
From left: Chris Kitchen, Triathlon Ireland; Elaine Austin, Pieta House; Laura Condron, BMW Ireland and Adrian Barry from Off The Ball.
"The work that Pieta House does is not only lifesaving but life changing and Triathlon Ireland is proud to be joining our official partners BMW to team up with Pieta House. Sport and exercise can play a huge role in physical and mental wellbeing and linking this worthy cause to our sport is for me a perfect match. "
Mr Kitchen continued: "I would urge every member and every triathlon club in Ireland to join us in adopting Pieta House as their nominated charity for 2019. We have more than 18,000 participants each year and just look what a significant difference we could make to Pieta House if we all gave €10 each so let's show what a truly generous bunch us triathletes are and do some fund raising."
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Oregon Wine Board 2018-19 Annual Report
Letter from Your President
This past year was like few others in Oregon wine industry history.
New opportunities and pressures presented themselves as Oregon continued to attract extraordinary attention from trade partners, wine critics, investors and consumers around the world.
Wine Spectator editor Tim Fish summed it up accurately, writing: "Oregon is the most dynamic wine region in the U.S. right now."
To leverage and extend that reputation, the Oregon Wine Board's education, communications, research and marketing activities were again focused on helping grape growers and winemakers adapt to an evolving, more intensely competitive environment while discovering the unique potential in their businesses.
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Postpartum, Regina really proved her worth as she responded to all of my various texts re my postpartum recovery, whether it was related to the baby or related to my physical recovery. She had great suggestions, and hugely helpful in helping me find my "new normal." I cannot say enough great things about her - but perhaps it's best put to say that while she started off as my doula, I now consider her a friend.
Regina is warm, compassionate, loving, and knoweldgable yet has a no nonsense attitude and gets straight to the point if something is not right. These qualities she posseses came in handy when we were in the hospital and were given the runaround during early labor. While I had an extrememly long labor, Regina never once let her guard down aside from a mandated nap by myself and the nursing staff. She knows all the things to say and do considering we do not have family in NYC. We also hired her for postpartum work, initially only for five days but ended up keeping her for 3 weeks, she kept our baby happy, our dog had great walks and our bellies were always full, not sure how we would have made it without her. We plan on expanding our family rather quickly and hope to have her by our side at each pregnancy.
It's difficult for me to verbalize how helpful Regina was to me during my pregnancy, birth, and post-partum time. Regina was a true support and educator during my pregnancy journey. We luckily got her early in my 2nd trimster so I was able to build a realtionship with her throughout my pregnancy. She was always there for constant support via text. She answered tons of quetions, taught me things I didn't know, calmed my nerves, and genuinely listened to my concerns. I find her warm and comforting and also realistic and practicial. She is flexible in her approach and it felt as if she met me where I was at and where my comfort levels were. She never pressured me or made me feel like there was one "right way". I found her pre-natal visits very informative and she went through my birth plan with me very clearly and showed me all the best labor exercises and tips. Although I had a C-section, she was there for constant support before and after the surgery. She took gorgeous photos of my baby and she followed up with me the whole week or two after making sure we were OK and settling in. When she came for the postnatal visit, it felt like she was a family member. I would refer Regina to anyone who is thinking of hiring a birth Doula. She embodies the true essence of an educator/ birth doula and her persona/energy is exactly what you'd want during this most intense, special, and intimate part of your life bringing a newborn into this world. Lastly, she genuinely loves babies and can make a mean quiche!
As I neared my due date I knew that healthy foods being prepped would be a big aspect of postpartum support for me. I knew Regina already as doula friend and was excited to hear about her adding meal prep to her services. She shared with me some of the dishes and baked goods she made for her clients and I knew right away my family would benefit from some healthy meals alongside our meal train my community had set up for us. Also as a nursing mom, the bake goods would be awesome late night snacks.
In my 2nd week postpartum I received the delivery of meals and snacks for my family. Meals were nicely packed as complete dishes and preperation was just a matter of popping into the microwave or oven. Portions were just right and the flavors were appetizing. Regina's blueberry muffins were perfect for my late night nursing snacks or to add to my daughters breakfast before school drop off.
I encourage anyone to consider adding a few dishes to any package they have with Regina.
Regina was recommended to us by a close friend and we couldn't be happier with her services.
If you're on the fence about using a doula, we can't say enough good things about our experience with Regina. She was a great balance of new school and old school thinking in terms of pregnancy and labor.
She is incredibly responsive, getting back to us immediately with the exception of when she's in another delivery. She provided informed answers to our millions of questions, along with a handful of options, allowing us to make the choices we wanted for our baby. She was also really comforting (and helpful) when we got the disappointing news that I needed to deliver via C-section. I felt cared for and listened to throughout the entire process.
Also important to note that she's an AMAZING cook!
We couldn't have been happier with our choice to hire Regina and are delighted that she continues to take an interest in our success as parents long after our baby boy arrived.
- Eva & David
You can instantly tell that Regina was cut out to be a Doula. She's kind, patient, knowledgeable and brave. My labor was somewhat long but at the last minute things moved fast. I was laboring for 10 hours and was only at 6cm, the nurses had stepped out so I could rest, my husband had stepped out for a snack from vending machine and it was just me and Regina, five minutes later i felt the hugest contraction and swore the baby was coming out, Regina saw the baby crowning and calmly but swiftly called back the nurses and doctor who were standing right outside our room, two min later my son was born just as my husband was walking in with a kitkat in his mouth in utter shock.
Because my husband and I had no clue about babies, we also hired Regina for postpartum care, she showed us the basics so we could survive after she left. We heard from another past client of hers that she was a phenominal cook and oh my goodness its TRUE, ask her to make you the Brazilian Chicken Dinner and not to forget the Brazilian desert.
All in all we love everything about Regina, my brother and his husband are having their first baby via surrogacy and are ready for Regina to help them when their baby comes home from hospital!
Working with Regina was the best thing we could have done for the birth of our son, Jonah. Leading up to the birth, she was always available for questions and advice. During the birth, she came equipped with items to keep me comfortable and her calm demeanor. She visited us after the birth and well and as always, was so helpful. We feel like she became part of our little family. We couldn't imagine bringing Jonah into this world without her.
I am so happy to have hired Regina for the birth of our son at NYU. I got the birth experience I wanted, which was to have an unmedicated natural birth. Regina was very helpful in preparing me during our home visit and a great support during labor. I was lucky that I was only in labor for 7h. In addition to being a great support, Regina also took amazing pictures during labor & after delivery and I will forever be grateful to have these special moments captured with these beautiful pictures. Regina is such a warm person and always respected our wishes and was also a great support for my husband. I appreciated her traveling to our home in Queens for the pre and post visit as well, which made things for us much easier. I would absolutely recommend her to anyone and would hire her again in a heartbeat!
I would recommend Regina's doula services. Pre-birth, she was always availble for questions and very quick to respond. She checked in on me often and provided resources to assit me. During my labor and birth, she was great about suggesting different movements and positions in order to ease my discomfort and help bring the baby down. She kept my husband involved and ensured that he was comfortable as well. As a bonus, she took photos during labor and after birth.
My husband and I worked with Regina for the birth of our first baby in August 2017. Having no experience with US healthcare system and aiming for a natural birth, this was one of the best decisions we have made in preparation for delivery. Leading up to labor we really liked how professional and warm Regina was: she immediately made it very easy for us to feel extremely comfortable around her, as if we'd known her for years. She excelled at understanding our needs and wants and helped us with natural birth techniques that we wanted. In the early stages of labor, Regina helped us feel at ease, helping with massages and Rebozo techniques and even setting the room up with pleasant aroma diffusers and lighting. During labor, I felt my husband's support nonstop, which was only possible thanks to Regina's presence. She was amazing at "reading" me when I needed her to be more present with me, give my husband more support, or allow him to step out and get water for me. She supported my husband and helped us stick with our original plan of natural birth even when I was ready to give up.
Once we got home, Regina came over with a homemade (so delicious) quiche that carried us in the crazy first few days. She helped us get more confident with our new roles as parents and continued supporting us even after the job was done. My husband said he couldn't have done it the way we wanted without Regina, and I fully agree. If we decide to have a doula for our second child, we wouldn't think twice about calling Regina.
My wife and I interviewed quite a few doulas before we found Regina here on doulamatch. Her calm demeanor and strong confidence is what won us over. This was our first child after multiple losses and a still birth, she was sensitive to our needs throughout the entire pregnancy. When Regina met us at the hospital, we knew we were in good hands. She had numerous techniques to help labor along, she set up the room as a tranquil space, used her essential oils to make the room smell inviting, but what I really loved is that she included me in everything so I could assist and help my wife. Now that we are home and settled in, we are still contacting her for postpartum questions/advice. Oh, and although she claims to not be a professional photographer, she takes amaaazing pics and is an equally amazing cook! We hope to have more children in the near future and will request Regina to be by our side once again.
Right from the get go, Regina showed incredibly knowledge, leadership, and compassion. She was patient with us, always avilable for questions and concerns, and incredibly informative. She showed a great deal of empathy and understanding for our families' fertility issues and how long it took us to get pregnant, the nuance of that, and how that informed some feelings and perspective we had regarding the birth.
During the birth, Regina showed a great deal of leadership and she put me and my husband at ease. When circumstances changed and we were forced to make decisions regarding medical intervention, Regina acted as a knowledgable sounding board who helped us make decisions that we felt good about.
After the birth, Regina was immensely helpful in giving us guidance and reassurance about our new role as parents.
I couldn't recommend Regina anymore highly. Not only is she a gifted doula but she is a lovely person and a joy to be around. She also is an amazing cook and photographer and we have photos from our birth that she took that we will cherish forever.
I just want to start off by saying that I love Regina! I have NO idea what I would have done withought her. She brought a calm presence to the delivery room while my husband was a frantic mess. She had a number of techniques she used with the Rebozo that I felt helped things along. For a petite woman she has the most amazing hands and gives the most amazing massages in between contractions, I even managed to take quick mini naps during each contraction because her massages were that soothing! Most importantly those mini naps helped me acquire more energy so I can push effectively. She stayed with us until our baby had a proper latch, its been a few weeks and breastfeeding is a success! I honestly did not want her to leave because she made us feel safe but since we plan on expanding our family im excited to know that she will be back in our lives before we know it. I have recommended Regina to a few friends who are currently trying to conceive but hope she's not booked when its my turn again!!
I was pregnant with my first child, and my husband was serving overseas for the army- I was slightly overwhelmed. So I was glad that I had Regina as a source of support during my labor and delivery. Since this was my first experience, I was grateful to have Regina as a coach and source of expertise. When I had to be induced last minute, she was at my side throughout the whole labor, and she was a source of reassuring and calm energy during that stressful time. Pre-labor, I had thought that I would succumb to the pain of contractons and choose epidural for relief. But, with Regina's help and pain management techniques, I was able to have my labor medication free. I am so glad that Regina helped me experience my labor without an epidural. I believe feeling the contractions and following Regina's labor exercises also helped in my quick 3/4 hour long delivery! Also, during delivery so many things happen, so it was great to have Regina remind me of what I had planned for my birth experience during pre-labor. Regina is also a great source for any questions that come up post labor- healing, sleep patterns, baby wearing, etc. I would hire Regina again if my husband and I plan to have a second!
My son Liam is 19 months now. I was not one of those moms who planned on getting pregnant; he was a very good surprise, but I was not prepared. Regina came recommended through friends of mine and proved to be an endless resource of great information. She had terrific recommendations with regard to choosing the right ways to encourage the best sleeping patterns, lactation and getting the right latch, and choosing the right starter foods. (It helps that she is a killer chef!) Regina was also very helpful with ways to ease the pain during the healing of my cesarean. I had an emergency C and was in the hospital for 6 days after my little guy was born, and really needed guidance on pain management, and also breastfeeding while healing. Overall, Regina was truly a friend throughout that whole first year my son was born, and was never pushy with her recommendations. She's warm and welcoming, and immediately puts you at ease. (Which, in NYC, I think we all could use a little of that.) I look forward to working with her when I am pregnant with my second for the whole process.
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Possesses a strong arm, can really put some zip on the football and does a nice job in the underneath passing game stepping into his throws, transferring his weight well and being accurate with his footwork. Displays good balance and depth on his drop from under center and quickly is able to get away from center. However, doesn't look nearly as comfortable when asked to throw in rhythm once his back foot hits the ground and too often seems content to fall off throws and will drift away from his target. Also, his ball placement and accuracy seem to get very spotty when he is forced to get the ball out of his hands quickly in the bubble screen game.
He does a nice job taking what the defense gives him underneath and isn't a guy who will force the ball into coverage often. He's patient when reading defenses, keeps his eyes down the field, but doesn't have a great feel in the pocket. Isn't real subtle with his movements and struggles to avoid pressure and step up into daylight. Lacks ideal touch down the field, doesn't complete many bucket throws and too often gets rushed and doesn't seem to transfer his weight well enough and get content to only use his arm. Is a better athlete than given credit for on the move and does a nice job delivering the ball when asked to roll out and throw against his frame, but isn't going to pick up many first down with his legs.
Impression: A big, physically gifted senior who has really improved during his time at Kentucky. Needs to continue to improve his footwork and stride into move throws as well as improve his feel in the pocket. But he has some tools you can work with as a developmental guy; doesn't look much more than a free agent at this stage."
After redshirting his first year in Lexington, Hartline was the team's backup quarterback as a redshirt freshman and appeared in four games. He started the first eight games of his sophomore season before being benched in favor of all-purpose threat Randall Cobb. Hartline returned to start in the team's bowl game and ended the season with 1,666 yards, nine touchdowns and eight interceptions.
His junior year was also stunted, as he started the first five games before suffering a knee injury (802 passing yards, six touchdowns, seven interceptions).
Hartline's most productive season came as a senior, when he completed 66.2 percent of his passes for 3,178 yards and 23 scores against just nine interceptions.
Hartline has a lot of physical tools with which NFL coaches can work. He has great size and above average arm strength, but has inconsistent accuracy and must answer questions about his career-ending suspension. He will most likely find a roster spot for training camp and could catch on if he continues to develop his physical tools and can put his off-the-field problem behind him.
Strengths: Has the arm strength to squeeze throws into tight spaces. Accurate on corner routes and throwing intermediate passes over the middle. Able to put the ball where only his receiver has a chance at it. Very accurate on deep passes. Puts good touch on the ball when throwing deep downfield. Has the arm strength to throw effectively off his back foot. Puts good zip on the ball on wide receiver screens. Willing to stay in the pocket and take a hit. Gets the ball out quickly. Sells the deep pass well on running back screens. Strong enough to be effective on quarterback sneaks. Throws accurately when running to the right. Buys himself time and can find open receivers when scrambling. Experience under center and in the shotgun.
Weaknesses: Has a real tendency to throw off his back foot. Inconsistent accuracy, has too many passes sail on him due to high release point. Trusts his arm too much and throws into coverage when he is under pressure. Gets lazy on short throws, losing accuracy and quick delivery. Does not utilize his lower body in his throws. Inaccurate when rolling to his left. Does not see the entire field well, determine who he is throwing to before the snap. Does not have a good feel for backside or inside pressure. Not a great athlete and is a somewhat clumsy runner who will struggle to evade NFL defenders."
Positive: High-percentage passer with marginal upside. Throws with an over-the-top delivery, possesses a quick release, and makes good decisions in the pocket. Sets up screen passes and is relatively accurate down the field. Lines up under center on passing downs.
Negative: Not always on the same page as his receivers. Cannot escape the rush and marginally effective throwing on the move. Not a sturdy quarterback.
Analysis: Hartline had an up-and-down career prior to 2010, but finally pulled the pieces together and did a terrific job leading the Kentucky offense. He possesses adequate physical skills, including a frame that should get bigger as he physically matures. Hartline is a developmental prospect who should be stashed on a practice squad."
At UK, he made one pass completion as a RS freshman in 2007. In 2008, he started nine games. In 2009, he started the first five games but then went down with a knee injury and DNR to action. On the year, he completed 59.4 percent of his passes for 802 yards and six touchdowns.
Strengths: Tall and can see the field. Is no statute and can run a little. Very careful and smart. Adequate arm. Checks down. Clean delivery. Game manager and clock manager. Will not hurt you with dumb mistakes or forcing the ball. takes what's there. Gets rid of it and won't take sacks. Plays within himself and knows his limitations. Double pumps and dekes DBs. Has gotten better and better every year and led the SEC in TD passes as a senior. Late bloomer with some upside left.
Weaknesses: Average athlete with an average arm. Fixates on crossing routes and short stuff. WCO QB at this stage, without the overall athletic package you want in a WCO QB. Must get stronger and more confident. Will not hurt you, but will rarely put a team on his back and carry it. Was surrounded by a lot of offensive talent at UK, and never had to step up and be "the man." Could he be the next Tom Brady story? Possible, but...
Projection: Priority UDFA."


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Denny's Daily Zinger: Always Ask for an Order!
On the GalleyCat website was word that the completely revamped New Yorker website would be available for free throughout the summer of 2014.
About every 10 years I get a good offer from The New Yorker and give it one more try.
However, it always seems so very full of itself with interminably long articles.
I never renew.
I clicked on the GalleyCat link to see if The New Yorker was really free for the summer. Here was a windy, 937-word unsigned paean to itself on its 90th birthday announcing it would be receiving visitors online for the summer.
This junk mail geezer-with 50 years in the trenches-noted two glaring omissions:
- A link was nowhere to be found. I imagined the smug editor with Larchmont lockjaw saying, "Why include a link? Everybody knows who we are and how to reach us."
- I was not asked for my email address.
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Just a few thoughts:
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- Fire off beautifully crafted weekly email whetting readers' appetites for the feast to follow. This would be a subtle conversion series-low-key, fun, funny-offering a whale of an introductory price.
- Use these opportunities to test offers and prices.
Takeaway to Consider
- "Always ask for an order." -Franklin Watts
- But then maybe the Newhouse family-owner of The New Yorker since 1985-is not interested in money.
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Uttarakhand / Kolkata, Jan 19 (ANI): Deoria Tal, one of the high altitude wetlands in Uttarakhand, is an untouched marvel of nature. There are many such wetlands, which are highly productive ecosystems that support rich biodiversity and provide a wide range of ecosystem services such as water supply, purification and waste assimilation. The wetlands play crucial role in recharging groundwater, increase the base flow of rivers and help in erosion control. Several of the Ganga basins' wetlands are home to key flora and fauna, including migratory species. The National Mission for Clean Ganga under its Namami Gange programme has taken up an initiative to conserve the wetlands in Ganga River Basin. Some of these wetlands are threatened by reclamation and degradation through drainage, landfill and over exploitation of their natural resources. It results in loss of bio-diversity and disruption in ecosystem services provided by the wetlands. The National Mission for Clean Ganga in collaboration with the State Wetland Authorities will help identify and prepare Integrated Management Plans for management and conservation in the Ganga basin.
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|It's not easy being head counselor, or Gladys' niece.
—Hazel in Friending with the Enemy
Hazel Swearengen is a recurring character in the series and also serves as the secondary antagonist/anti-hero. Hazel is the former Head Counselor in Camp Kikiwaka but, was demoted to CIT after burning down Grizzly and Woodchuck cabin. She has a huge obsessive one-sided crush on Xander and has made many attempts to get Xander alone.
She is Gladys' crazy niece. She is a mean girl to Emma and is generally only nice to Xander since she has a crush on him. However Hazel has been shown to have goodness in her. She is portrayed by Tessa Netting.
Hazel Swearengen is the nasty niece of Gladys, the camp owner who is scarier than a legendary monster. Gladys has assigned her to get the Ross siblings because of Gladys' decades-old rivalry with their mom because Gladys had a crush on Morgan Ross, then Christina Ross "stole" him. She is the mean girl of Camp Kikiwaka.
Season 1
Welcome to Camp Kikiwaka
In Welcome to Camp Kikiwaka, Hazel is first seen at the registration table. When Gladys comes closer to her, she reveals that she and her aunt hates Christina Ross. That night, she is seen at the campfire with the rest of the campers. When Emma and Xander meet, she became jealous and grossed out by them.
Later, in the obstacle course, Hazel attempted to shoot Emma with an arrow and dragging her to the mud. She then impersonates Xander in order to get Emma into The Spot. At the hangout area, Lou suspected Hazel, and she turned out to be the one who sent Emma the letter. When they decided to go to The Spot, she wants to use the buddy system and chooses Xander. At The Spot, along with everyone else, is getting freaked out by the Kikiwaka. Once they found Emma, Emma confronts Hazel and is starting to think that Hazel doesn't like her. When they scared the Kikiwaka away, she ordered everyone to follow her to the camp but doesn't know the right direction. At the end of the episode, she once again comes in between Emma and Xander but is pushed away from Xander.
She is obsessive, insane and like her aunt, she wants to get rid of the Ross kids. She is a total snob and mean to Emma because Xander and Emma like each other, and just like her aunt Gladys, she doesn't want any girl to fall with the "guy of her dreams".
She is only nice to Xander, because she has an obsessive crush on him as she does very disturbing stuff on him like, clinging on to him constantly when she's around with him, cuts his hair while he sleeps and uses it to make a "Xander doll" out of it and will try anything to get Emma out of the picture to be with Xander. In addition, she seems to like Luke more than his siblings because he inadvertently humiliated Emma in front of Xander.
Physical Appearance
She is tall with short platinum blonde hair usually in pigtails and hazel eyes. She occasionally wears her orange Weasels t-shirt when needed with suspenders. In her free time, she wears casual clothes.
Gladys is Hazel's aunt. Hazel seems to be obedient to her and follows her orders on everything. For example, Hazel followed Gladys' order getting the Ross kids out because of her decades-old rivalry with their mom.
Xander is Hazel's obsessive and insane crush. He doesn't like her, he prefers Emma over her, and he thinks that she is crazy and weird. Hazel likes him because Xander had a rough time at camp until she gave him his first guitar and he discovered his love for music and because he was only one who would talk to her at Camp when no one else would because she was Gladys' niece.
Emma Ross
- Main article: Emma and Hazel
Emma is Hazel's enemy because of Gladys, her aunt, who had a crush on Morgan Ross, but Christina Ross captured his heart instead of Gladys, and also because of Emma and Xander liking each other. Emma, Lou, and Hazel tried to be friends in an episode, but Hazel wasn't their type. She tried to make Xander think that Emma was ugly by making her fall in the mud by throwing a ball at her while she was walking on a rope on top of the mud. Instead of laughing, (like how Hazel thought), he helped her up. Sometimes, Hazel will help Emma out, but only if it will benefit her in some way.
Lou is Emma's closest friend to her age in Camp Kikiwaka. Because Lou is on Emma's side, Lou stands up for Emma, for example, in the first episode, she stands up for Emma by saying that Emma is a great counsellor, after Hazel comments on how the Wood Chucks, Emma's team, was falling behind. It's possible Hazel does not like Lou because she's friends with Emma, but as counsellors, they have to get along sometimes.
Zuri Ross
Zuri is Emma's younger sister. When Hazel tricked Emma into going to the woods in a note, thinking that Xander wrote it, Zuri followed Emma because she wanted to go away from Tiffany's screeching violin. It's possible Hazel doesn't like her because she's Emma's sister, or because she wants all the Rosses out of camp.
Ravi Ross
Ravi is Emma's younger brother. He is on her side because Emma's his sister. He always stands up for her, no matter what, so when he found out about what Hazel did to Emma and Zuri, he was irritated at her. It's possible Hazel doesn't like him because he's Emma's brother, or because she wants all the Rosses out of camp.
Season 1
Season 1
- Welcome to Camp Kikiwaka
- Smells Like Camp Spirit
- Can You Hear Me Now
- Friending with the Enemy
- Waka, Waka, Waka!
- Counselors' Night Off
- Luke's Back
- Boo Boos and Birthdays
- Bride and Doom
Season 2
- Griff is in the House!
- Zuri Weasels Out
- Luke Out Below
- Dog Days of Summer
- Camp Stinky Waka
- Cabin vs. Cabin
- We Didn't Start the Fire
Season 4
- She is similar to Bryn Breitbart and Connie Thompson, two girls from Jessie: Bryn for her mean and snobby personality and Connie for her insane and obsessive one.
- Hazel hates the Ross kids mostly, but she makes an exception for Luke.
- She shares the same birthday with Tiffany.
- In the episode Friending with the Enemy, it's shown that Hazel is very short-tempered and has the personality of a sunburn as Lou said. When Emma feels bad, so she goes over to ask to play badminton with her, only for Hazel to hit her with a racket.
- Hazel likes scary pranks. In the episode Friending with the Enemy, she frightened Emma & Lou with a plastic snake making them think it's a real one, as she believes friends prank each other all the time.
- She didn't make any appearances in Season 3.
- She is distantly related to the Champion family that owns Camp Champion, as they are descended by Jedediah Swearengen as well (who changed his last name to Champion after quitting Camp Kikiwaka, which he deemed a failure, and founded Camp Champion).
The image gallery for Hazel Swearengen may be viewed here.
|v • e • dBunk'd characters
|Main characters
|Emma Ross • Ravi Ross • Zuri Ross • Lou Hockhauser • Xander McCormick • Tiffany Chen • Jorge Ramirez • Matteo Silva • Finn Sawyer • Destiny Baker • Noah Lambert • Ava King • Gwen Flores • Parker Preston
|Recurring characters
|Hazel Swearengen • Gladys • Timmy • Murphy • Griff Jones • Lydia • Chef Jeff • Barb Barca
|Guest characters
|Luke Ross • Christina Ross • Bertram Winkle


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About the Covered Parisian Walkways
The Covered Passages of Paris (Les Passages Couverts de Paris in French) are a hidden gem of Paris, a world apart from the crowded museums or busy Grands Boulevards.
By the end of the 18th century, town planners created a labyrinth of commercial covered walkways across the city with beautiful stained-glass ceilings, mosaic works, and iron latticework, all bathed in natural light. Apart from its dominating merchant role, the Paris passages were also the new bourgeois' favorite stroll, the place to show up and socialize in its endless cafes, traditional bistros or small theaters.
Over the years, only a few Parisian walkways survived. Restored to its former glory, they are nowadays real Art Nouveau / Neoclassical architectural gems and if you know where to look, you will find a hidden world of delightful ancient boutiques, cute cafes and other curiosity shops. These charming secret passages, totally free to visit, are the perfect shelter for a rainy day in Paris but also a trip back in time to the wonderful Belle Époque.
Our Favorite Covered Passages in Paris
- Galerie Vivienne Paris – 4 rue des Petit-Champs, Paris 2.
- Galerie Colbert Paris – 2 rue Vivienne, Paris 2.
- Passage du Grand Cerf Paris- 145 rue de Saint-Denis, Paris 2.
- Passage des Panoramas Paris – 11 boulevard de Montmartre, Paris 9.
- Passage Jouffroy Paris – 10 boulevard de Montmartre, Paris 9.
- Passage Brady Paris – 43 rue du Faubourg-Saint-Martin, Paris 10.
- Passage Choiseul Paris – 40 rue des Petits-Champs, Paris 2.
- Passage du Bourg-l'Abbé – 120, rue Saint-Denis, Paris 2.
Luckily, most of these secret passages of Paris are in the second and ninth Arrondissements of Paris so you can go from one covered walkway to the following one on foot. With few exceptions, they open from Monday to Saturday, during the business hours.
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Covered Passages Paris Map & Walking Tour
Looking for beautiful, scenic walks in Paris? Explore the Secret Passages of Paris at your own pace with this self-guided Covered Passages Paris Walking Tour. On your way, you will find typical Parisian bistros, cute cafes, nice vintage shopping in Paris and more.
Paris Covered Passages Map
Paris Covered Passages Map
Explore the covered walkways in Paris with the help of this Paris Arcade Maps and the descriptions of the best passages in Paris.
» Suggested Paris Arcades Walking Tour #1: Passage Jouffroy, Passage des Panoramas, Passage Choiseul, Passage Colbert, Galerie Vivienne.
» Suggested Paris Passages Walking Tour #2: Passage Colbert, Galerie Vivienne, Passage du Grand Cerf, Passage du Bourg-l'Abbé.
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1. Galerie Vivienne Paris – The Most Elegant
4 rue des Petit-Champs, Paris 2; M. Bourse L3 or Palais Royal –Musée du Louvre Line 1, Line 7
Start your Paris Passages Walking tour with this wonderful passage. Built during the year 1823, Galerie Vivienne (or Passage Vivienne) is considered the most beautiful, and elegant covered walkway in Paris. If you have time to visit only one Parisian walkway, choose this one.
Today Galerie Vivienne Paris gathers luxury boutiques, bookshops, fabric shops, and lovely French cafes. Don't miss its elegant architecture and the original mosaic floor with the names of the former shops at the entrance of each shop.
» OUR MUST SEE'S: check the world reputed Wolff & Descourtis (#18) for its cashmere shawls and fashionable fabric designs. Legrand Filles et Fils (1 rue de la Banque) is considered the best wine shop in Paris, with more than 3000 labels (come with your wine tote bag). Librairie F Jousseamme (#45) is a beautiful bookshop with ancient editions and rare books, which also sells beautiful ancient postcards.
» THE PERFECT BREAK: Bistrot Vivienne (rue des Petits Champs), is a typical Parisian bistro with good traditional cuisine. A Priori Thé (#35) is a cute cafe and tearoom.
» GALERIE VIVIENNE OPENING HOURS: Every day from 10 am to 8 pm.
2. Galerie Colbert Paris – The Eternal Rival
2 rue Vivienne, Paris 2; M. Bourse L3 or Palais Royal Musée du Louvre Line 1, Line 7.
As you can see on the Paris Passages Map, the entrance to Passage Colbert (or Galerie Colbert) is on the same street than Galerie Vivienne so it is impossible to get lost! Actually, Passage Colbert (1826) was built to be in competition with Galerie Vivienne but in the end, it was less successful than its rival.
Don't miss the richness of its neoclassical architecture, featuring a 15-meters diameter rotunda. This covered walkway does not have any shops but it hosts l'Institut National d'Histoire de l'Art and L'Institut National du Patrimoine.
» THE PERFECT BREAK: the restaurant Le Grand Colbert (2 rue Vivienne), with its unique Art Nouveau atmosphere, is perfect for a good meal or a hot chocolate in the afternoon.
» GALERIE COLBERT OPENING HOURS: Every day from 10 am to 8 pm.
3. Passage du Grand Cerf Paris – The Hidden Gem
145 rue de Saint-Denis, Paris 2; M. Étienne-Marcel Line 4
Passage du Grand Cerf is one of the most beautiful Parisian arcades. However, this is one of the most secret passages in Paris because it is not easy to find.
Le Passage du Grand Cerf Paris was built in 1825 on the site of the Hôtel du Grand Cerf, from which it took its name. Its pleasing interior is home to many artisan shops and high-quality jewelry boutiques. Don't miss its spectacular 12 meter-high structure made of metal and wrought iron with a beautiful glass roof and its flourished balconies on the first floor.
» OUR MUST SEE'S: Eric et Lydie (#7), contemporary jewelry designers. Pour Vos Beaux Yeux (#10) specializes in vintage eye-wear. Rickshaw (#7) sells curious objects from all around the world.
» THE PERFECT BREAK: Le Pas Sage (#1) is a wine bar perfect to finish your shopping in style.
» PASSAGE DU GRAND CERF OPENING HOURS: Monday to Saturday from 8.30 am to 8.30 pm. Closed on Sundays.
4. Passage des Panoramas Paris – The Oldest
11 boulevard de Montmartre, Paris 9; M. Richelieu-Drouot L8 and 9 or Grands Boulevards Lines 8 and 9
Passage des Panoramas Paris was built in the year 1799 and as you can see in the Passages Paris Map, it is located between the two arrondissements of Paris 9 and Paris 2.
Passage des Panoramas is the oldest of the surviving passages de Paris and the first one illuminated with gas lamps in 1816. Its name comes from the two large rotundas built at the entrance of the passage (disappeared today) to display panoramic paintings of Paris, Toulon, Rome, Jerusalem, and other famous cities.
This labyrinthine Paris passage is home to the Théâtre des Variétés which entertains Parisians since 1807. But most of all, Passage des Panoramas is known for its philately shops. If you like old stamps, postcards, and coins, Passage des Panoramas is the place to go.
» OUR MUST SEE'S: the French engraving and printer Henri Stern (#47) set up shop in this passage in 1834. Today the shop is working as a fancy cafe but you still can see the original details of the former shop. Check out the artists' entrance to Théâtre des Variétés (#17). Tombées du Camion (#44) is a cute shop with interesting (sometimes weird) collectibles.
» THE PERFECT BREAK: Restaurant Noglu (#16), is one of the few gluten-free eateries in Paris. Enjoy some of the best of French wines at Les Racines (#8) specialized in trendy natural wines. La Crêperie (#62) proposes yummy crêpes and ice creams.
» PASSAGE DES PANORAMAS OPENING HOURS: Every day from 6 am to 12 am.
5. Passage Jouffroy Paris – The Most Genuine
10 boulevard de Montmartre, Paris 9; M. Grands Boulevards Lines 8 and 9
If you want to know how these passages couverts de Paris looked like during their heydays, Passage Jouffroy is the place to go. Crowded and packed with quirky boutiques, this covered passage is always fun to walk. This is also the most touristy passage thanks to Musée Grevin, the Parisian version of Madame Tussaud's, with the exit inside this passage.
Don't miss its structure: this is the first Parisian passage built entirely of metal and glass with the only exception of the decorative elements in wood. We also like the floor, paved with a geometric pattern composed of white, gray and black squares.
» OUR MUST SEE'S: Pain d'Épices (#29) and La Boite à Joujoux (#41) are two old-fashioned toy shops worth a visit even if you don't have kids. Quirky Segas (#34) specializes in antique walking sticks. Librairie du Passage (#48) proposes second-hand books and beautiful vintage posters.
» THE PERFECT BREAK: stop at Café Zéphyr (12 Boulevard de Montmartre) to enjoy a nice Art Déco atmosphere and some French pastries. And why not sleeping inside the passage? Stay at charming Hôtel Chopin (#46) for a fashionable sleep, with good deals if you book in advance.
» PASSAGE JOFFROY OPENING HOURS: Monday to Saturday from 8.30 am to 7.30 pm. Sunday from 10 am to 7 pm.
6. Passage Brady Paris – The Most Exotic
43, rue du Faubourg-Saint-Martin, Paris 10; M. Chateau d'Eau L4 or Strasbourg Saint-Denis Lines 4,8 and 9
It is easy to understand why Passage Brady is called "Little India" by the locals: this colorful and perfumed Parisian walkway is full of Indian, Pakistan, Mauritian and Reunion curry restaurants, spice shops and bazaars.
Passage Brady was built in the year 1828 by the merchant M. Brady from whom it took the name. Passage Brady was originally a beautiful covered passage with an elegant rotunda to compensate for its irregular design. During the Hausmanninan works, in 1854, the passage was cut to let the new Boulevard de Strasbourg pass.
Today only the part linking rue du Faubourg Saint-Denis to Boulevard de Strasbourg is covered. Don't miss the beautiful Art Nouveau inscription with the name of the passage at the entrance. The view from the eateries located on the first floor deserves a lunch break at Passage Brady.
» OUR MUST SEE'S: Épicerie Velan (#87) to buy Indian and Pakistani specialties (and any kind of species).
» THE PERFECT BREAK: La Reine du Kashmir (#80), a restaurant awarded by different Indian gastronomy prices.
» PASSAGE BRADY OPENING HOURS: Monday to Saturday from 9.30 am to 11.30 pm; Sunday from 6 pm to 11.30 pm.
7. Passage Choiseul – The Longest
40 rue des Petits-Champs, Paris 2; M. Pyramides, Lines 7 and 14
Passage Choiseul was named after d'Étienne-François de Choiseul-Beaupré-Stainville, War Minister and Foreign Affairs Minister during King Louis XV's reign. As you can see on the Paris Covered Passages Map, this Parisian arcade is as long as this man's name. Actually, with 190 meters of length, this is the longest of the covered passages in Paris!
Thanks to a deep recent restoration, the beautiful glass roof is now bathing the walkway with beautiful light. The first and second floors of this passage are occupied by shops while the third floor is mainly residential. The Thêatre des Bouffes Parisiennes (1857) has its secondary exit in the passage so there is a certain animation after the show.
» THE PERFECT BREAK: Go to Bio Burger (#46) for a fast-food break 100% bio. There is no better place to relax than the Zzen – Bar à Sieste (#29) where you can take a good nap.
» PASSAGE CHOISEUL OPENING HOURS: From Monday to Saturday from 8 am to 8 pm. Closed on Sundays.
8. Passage du Bourg-l'Abbé – Unique Atmosphere
120 rue Saint-Denis et 3 rue de Palestro, Paris 2; M. Étienne Marcel, Line 4
Passage du Bourg-l'Abbé was built in early 1828 by the architect Auguste Lusson between the Passage du Grand Cerf and the Passage de l'Ancre. It formed a long walk that allowed shelter from bad weather and traffic.
Years later, the passage was amputated of several meters during the construction of Boulevard de Sébastopol and the construction of Palestro Street. The new entrance to the passage opening on Palestro Street was the work of Henri Blondel, the architect who also designed the Stock Exchange of Paris. The two caryatids that frame the entrance represent Industry (left) and Commerce (right). At the key, a hive, inscribed in a cartouche, also translated the economic activity of the passage.
After the 1980s the passage was poorly maintained. The commercial spaces did not seek to attract visitors or enhance the passage, they were used primarily as warehouses.
Victim of a fire in the 1990s, the place was almost abandoned until the condominium found the necessary funds for the restoration works. From 2002 to 2008, the passage was completely renovated and little by little, Passage Bourg-l'Abbé is trying to find its lost charm again.
» THE PERFECT BREAK: admire the soil, canopies, and interior facades with beautiful painted decoration. All these elements are classified in the Inventory of Historic Monuments and protected. At the ends of the passage, a clock faces a barometer that no longer works.
» PASSAGE DE BOURG-L'ABBÉ OPENING HOURS: From Monday to Saturday from 7.30 am to 7.30 pm. Closed on Sundays.
Sleep in the Covered Passages of Paris
Hotel Chopin Paris is located inside one of the most beautiful covered passages in Paris, the Passage Jouffroy. Join the passage's busy life during the day and enjoy its special atmosphere at night when the stores close. Have a quiet sleep, far from the busy streets of Paris! The hotel proposes very good deals if you book in advance.
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text: Population Demographics for Glen Allen, Virginia in 2020, 2019 Other Counties and Cities in VirginiaPopulation Demographics by RaceRacePopulation% of TotalTotal Population14,774100White9,43163Black or African American3,78125Asian9256Hispanic or Latino5743Two or More Races3622Some Other Race2281Population Demographics by Race and gender.MaleFemaleTotalTotal Population6,9617,81314,774White4,5054,9269,431Black or African American1,7012,0803,781Asian442483925Hispanic or Latino278296574Two or More Races179183362Some Other Race110118228Relevant Related Information Demographic population totalsTotal population in Glen Allen Total Population:14,774Male Population:6,961Female Population:7,813Demographic median age by sexMedian age in Glen Allen Both sexes38Male36Female39Demographic sex by age for the population in householdsPopulation in households in Glen Allen Total Population:14,754Male Population:6,955Under 5 years:5205 to 9 years:46110 to 14 years:52115 to 17 years:29518 and 19 years:16320 years:7721 years:6222 to 24 years:21325 to 29 years:47530 to 34 years:49935 to 39 years:55440 to 44 years:55745 to 49 years:58050 to 54 years:52755 to 59 years:47860 and 61 years:16662 to 64 years:20065 and 66 years:11967 to 69 years:12270 to 74 years:13375 to 79 years:11780 to 84 years:7485 years and over:42Female Population:7,799Under 5 years:4765 to 9 years:46510 to 14 years:48315 to 17 years:28818 and 19 years:14620 years:6121 years:5522 to 24 years:22725 to 29 years:60330 to 34 years:59035 to 39 years:64240 to 44 years:61345 to 49 years:66350 to 54 years:61155 to 59 years:55260 and 61 years:19362 to 64 years:26265 and 66 years:12867 to 69 years:16170 to 74 years:19775 to 79 years:17380 to 84 years:10485 years and over:106Demographic average population of home by ageAverage household size in Glen Allen Total:2Under 18 years:018 years and over:1Demographic household typeNumber of occupied homes in Glen Allen Total:6,013Family led homes:4,021Husband-wife family:3,007Other family:1,014Population of male led with no wife present:237Population female led with no husband present:777Population of Nonfamily homes:1,992Population living alone:1,628Population not living alone:364Demographic population of homes with people under 18 years old by typeTotal occupied homes in Glen Allen with people under 18 years old: Total:6,013Population of homes with one or more people under 18 years:2,020Population of family homes:2,009Husband-wife family:1,370Under 6 years only:405Under 6 years and 6 to 17 years:2666 to 17 years only:699Other family:639Male householder, no wife present:129Under 6 years only:22Under 6 years and 6 to 17 years:196 to 17 years only:88Female led with no husband present:510Under 6 years only:86Under 6 years and 6 to 17 years:786 to 17 years only:346Nonfamily households:11Male led households:6Under 6 years only:3Under 6 years and 6 to 17 years:06 to 17 years only:3Female led householder:5Under 6 years only:0Under 6 years and 6 to 17 years:06 to 17 years only:5Households with no people under 18 years:3,993Family households:2,012Husband-wife family:1,637Other family:375Male led with no wife present:108Female led with no husband present:267Nonfamily households:1,981Male led householder:780Female led householder:1,201Demographic type of home by age of owner-renterTotal number led homes in Glen Allen, by type Total Home Population:6,013Population of Family homes:4,021Population of 15 to 24 year olds:54Population of 25 to 34 year olds:655Population of 35 to 44 year olds:1,036Population of 45 to 54 year olds:982Population of 55 to 59 year olds:424Population of 60 to 64 year olds:336Population of 65 to 74 year olds:337Population of 75 to 84 year olds:158Population of 85 year olds and over:39Population of Nonfamily Homes:1,992Population of 15 to 24 year olds:94Population of 25 to 34 year olds:385Population of 35 to 44 year olds:337Population of 45 to 54 year olds:392Population of 55 to 59 year olds:203Population of 60 to 64 year olds:179Population of 65 to 74 year olds:200Population of 75 to 84 year olds:142Population of 85 year olds and over:60Demographic population of homes with people 60 year olds and overhouseholds in Glen Allen containing people over 60 Total Population:6,013Population of homes with one or more people 60 years and over:1,6641-person household:5502-or-more-person household:1,114Family households:1,074Nonfamily households:40Population of homes with no people 60 years and over:4,3491-person household:1,0782-or-more-person household:3,271Family homes:2,947Nonfamily homes:324Demographic population of multigenerational homeshomes in Glen Allen with multiple generations. 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Buying Guide: MG ZT Diesel
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The MG ZT brought MG back into the world of the big saloon when it hit the road in 2001. When the diesel arrived in July 2002 it combined the MG's sporting intent with the economy of a modern, refined diesel.
Event review: MG Saloon Day
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Alexander Sebley is a photographer, writer and label manager who has worked for VICE, the BBC & Bradt Travel Guides.
Tom Sykes has written for Private Eye, The Telegraph, New Statesman, Scotsman, New Internationalist, Red Pepper and New African. He is the co-editor of the No Such Thing As a Free Ride? series of travel anthologies and currently a Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing at the University of Portsmouth.
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