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Sidekick (TV series)
|Created by
|Todd Kauffman
Joey So
|Directed by
|Joey So (Season 1–2)
Kerry Sargent (Season 2–3)
|Voices of
|Miklos Perlus
Christian Potenza
Denise Oliver
Stephanie Anne Mills
Ron Pardo
Tony Daniels
|Theme music composer
|William Kevin Anderson
|Don Breithaupt
Anthony Vanderburgh
|Country of origin
|No. of seasons
|No. of episodes
|52 (104 segments) (list of episodes)
|Executive producer(s)
|Joey So
Todd Kauffman
Doug Murphy (Season 1–2)
Colin Bohm (Season 3)
Irene Weibel (Season 3)
|Michael Décsi
|Running time
|22 minutes (2 11-minute segments)
|Production company(s)
|Original network
|Picture format
|1080i (16:9 HDTV)
|Audio format
|Dolby Digital
|Original release
|September 3, 2010 –
September 14, 2013
|External links
Sidekick is a Canadian animated television comedy series created by Todd Kauffman (former co-director of Total Drama, and later co-creator of Grojband and Looped) and Joey So. The series ran from September 3, 2010 to September 14, 2013 on YTV. The series is based on the original shorts originally titled The Not-So-Superheroic Adventures of Sidekick aired as part of the 2005 TV series, Funpak.
The series is about an orphan boy named Eric, with his best friend Trevor and his two female friends, Vana and Kitty, who are training to become sidekicks at the Academy for Aspiring Sidekicks in the city of Splittsboro. While dealing with intense sidekick training, Eric must also contend with his strict guardian Maxum Brain, his grumpy teacher Professor Pamplemoose, the evil Master Xox and keeping secret the disappearance of his superhero mentor Maxum Man from the city.
Main characters[edit]
- Eric Needles (voiced by Miklos Perlus) - Eric was adopted as the sidekick to Maxum Man, the greatest superhero of all time (before he disappeared). He also has a huge crush on Vana, but he later seems to be more infatuated with Mandy Struction. He grew up in an orphanage because he has no known parents, although in the Funpak short: the Evil Trevor, Eric says that he once had a dad who spit on his face all the time, until he died. He was adopted by Maxum Brain. Eric always wears a T-shirt with a skull on it. He and Trevor always get into trouble and they don't have common sense. He and his friends are often forced to clean up the messes they caused. In the Funpak shorts, he was voiced by Peter Oldring.
- Trevor Troublemeyer (voiced by Christian Potenza) - Eric's best friend and partner-in-shenanigans, Trevor always ropes Eric into all sorts of hijinks. His father is Master XOX but he, along with everyone else, is completely unaware of this.
- Kitty Ko (voiced by Denise Oliver) - Despite being a bit strange, Kitty gives the rest of the group advice, and is somewhat a good hacker and fixer. She has a huge crush on Eric and has a bit of a stalker-like obsession towards him. She literally has two left feet revealed in "Trip Van Twinkle Toes". In the Funpak shorts, she was voiced by Stephanie Beard.
- Vana Glama (voiced by Stephanie Anne Mills) - Vana is a hyper-ambitious prima donna who is not easily impressed and is extremely shallow. She often tortures Eric and hates him for no apparent reason. Despite this, Eric has a huge crush on her, often oblivious to her selfish, snobby, and more-often-than-not sour-hearted character. In the Funpak shorts, she was also voiced by Stephanie Beard.
- Maxum Brain (voiced by Tony Daniels) - Eric's guardian due to the fact that Maxum Man is missing. He is a computer with lots of gadgets and acted as Maxum Man's assistant before his disappearance. He is strict about following rules and keeping the mansion clean and speaks with an East Indian accent.
- Maxum Man (voiced by Ron Pardo) - Eric's favorite superhero, before Eric became his current sidekick, with Superman-like powers. After he goes missing, Eric and Maxum Brain do everything for him to make it seem like he never left. It seems that Maxum Man always makes his own enemies purely by accident.
Recurring characters[edit]
- Martin Troublemeyer (a.k.a. Master XOX) - Trevor's dad. All he wants is what is best for Trevor and for him to be a good boy, which is why Trevor can't stand him. He tries to stay calm because of his short temper. The only time Trevor likes him is when he gets angry. However, when Trevor is not looking, his dad becomes the super villain known as Master XOX. When he is Mr. Troublemeyer, he is voiced by Scott McCord and when he is Master XOX, he is voiced by Ron Rubin. He is the main antagonist of the series and he also Maxum Man's nemesis.
- Professor Pamplemoose - The cruel Headmaster at the Sidekick Academy and Eric's grumpy teacher, Pampelmoose is a strict disciplinarian who runs the school like it was prison camp. He has devoted his life to turning worthless students into worthless Sidekicks. He is voiced by Patrick McKenna. In the Funpak shorts, he was voiced by Alex Nussbaum.
- Golly Gee Kid - Golly Gee Kid was Maxum Man's sidekick in the old days, often seen in Maxum Man's Sidekick Academy training films. While a sidekick, it seemed that his primary job was to perform chores around the mansion. He is now the school's janitor. He is voiced by Ron Pederson.
- Mandy Struction - A student at the henchman school and Eric's new crush. She has seismic boots that can cause tremors in the floor whenever she stomps down. She is much taller than the other kids, suggesting she might be older than them. She also has a crush on Eric, which is why Kitty hates her. She appeared in the episodes "Match Dot Con", "Henchman for a Day", "Mandy-O and Eric-Et", "Oh Trevor, Where Art Thou?" and "Walter Ego Presents: Vapo House". She is voiced by Stacey DePass.
- Allan Amazing - Allan is a handsome student who is popular with the female students. Although he acts nice and sensible, he has an immense hatred for Eric and is a narcissist who will do anything to best anyone, especially Eric. He is voiced by Scott McCord.
- Kid Ruthless - A big tough student who seems to be a bully, as he tortures Eric for stealing his Sidekick Identity Name. He was popular with the students for his music. He was nice to Eric after Eric defeated him in a DJ Battle. He appeared in the episodes "Identity Crisis" and "Drop The Needles".
- Mayor Swift - The Senior Mayor of Splittsboro, all he wants to do is to see Maxum Man, which happened once in "Ain't No Party Like a Maxum Brain Party". He also has a hatred on a fired Super Hero, Static Clint, as shown in "The Spark is Gone". Swift also appeared in the Episode "The Maxum Switcheroo".
- Maxum Mom - Maxum Man's Mother, who has an intense dislike of Master XOX. She is tough like her son, and has visited and cared for Eric a couple of times in the Maxum Mansion. She has appeared in the episodes "Maxum Mom", "Shopping Spree", "Family Fun Day" and Eric poses as her in the Episode "The Maxum Switcheroo" to expose the fake Maxum Man.
- Maxum Mel - Maxum Man's older brother. He is tough like his brother and visited the Maxum Mansion one time. He has a sidekick named Mouse Boy. He appeared in "Of Mouse and Mel".
- Joshua Sideburns - A movie star with whom Kitty is obsessed. He visits Splittsboro to act in upcoming movies. He appeared in the episodes "Comic Book Zombies", "Teenage Mummies in Love" and "Maxum Method".
- Opossum Man - Another Superhero in Splittsboro who is a parody of Batman and always wants to make crime and criminals play dead like real opossums do. He also has a sidekick named Boy Vermin. He appears in "Opposum Man".
- Boy Vermin - Eric's old friend from the orphanage and Opossum Man's sidekick dressed as a rodent who is a parody of Robin and he always assists Opossum Man. His real name is Glenn. He appears in "Opposum Man". He is voiced by Deven Mack.
|Originally aired
|First aired
|Last aired
|September 3, 2010
|February 19, 2011
|October 8, 2011
|April 14, 2012
|June 1, 2013
|September 14, 2013
In the United States, the series premiered on Cartoon Network alongside Almost Naked Animals on June 13, 2011 until October 2012. As of March 27, 2017, the series is currently airing on Qubo
The series premiered on Nickelodeon in Canada on September 3, 2012.
In the UK and Ireland, the series premiered on CBBC and Going Live on 1st September 2014.
See also[edit]
- My Hero Academia - A manga by Kōhei Horikoshi with a similar concept.
External links[edit]
- YTV (TV channel)
- 2010 Canadian television series debuts
- 2013 Canadian television series endings
- 2010s Canadian animated television series
- Canadian children's animated action television series
- Canadian children's animated adventure television series
- Canadian children's animated comedy television series
- Canadian children's animated fantasy television series
- Canadian children's animated superhero television series
- Canadian flash animated television series
- Child superheroes
- English-language television programs
- Fictional quartets
- Superhero comedy television series
- Television series about friendship
- Television series by Nelvana
- YTV shows
- Qubo


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Historical Background Indian Political arena
India was under British rule for about 200 years. Which has changed the nature of India polity over the period of time. It was 1858 when Britishers firstly behaved as a territorial power. And take direct responsibility for governance of India.
India Polity under The Rule of East India Company
East India Company came to India and first started affairs as a company and start trading. However, eventually, they interfere with administration and took control over Indian kings. So for better management, they make regulations first then in 1858 they started making "Acts."
- It was meant for controlling and regulating the East India Company in India. It laid the foundations of central administration in India.
- Governor of Bengal was Designated the 'Governor-General of Bengal.'
- Laid the Foundation of a Supreme Court at Calcutta in 1774.
- This act was further amended as Amending Act of 1784 to overcome the defects of the Regulating Act 1773.
Pitt's India Act of 1784
Act Separated commercial and political functions of the Company. It established the system of double Govt. It enables the British govt. To overtake the company's affair and its administration in India.
Charter Act of 1833
- Final step towards centralization in British India
- Governor of Bengal declared as the Governor of India and Lord William Bentick declared as the first governor-general of India.
- Through this Act, open selection of civil servants was introduced.
Charter Act of 1853
- Separated Legislative and executive functions.
- It established Indian (Central) Legislative Council, which adds six new members to the council. Out of which four were appointed by the local provincials (Madras, Bombay, Bengal, and Agra) thus gives the representation to the Indians in administration.
- Introduced open competitive exam for recruitment of civil servants. It allows Indian to take part in civil services.
Macaulay Committee 1854 (ICS)
India Polity Under The crown rule (1858–1947)
Indian Polity changed significantly after 1858 , When British Government realises the need of good governance in India.
Government of India Act of 1858 (Act for the Good Government of India)
- Abolished the East India Company, and transferred the powers of government, territories, and revenues to the British Crown.
- Governor-General of India designated as the Viceroy of India
- Lord Canning – First Viceroy of India.
- Ended the system of double government. Introduced new office, Secretary of State for India.
Indian Councils Act of 1861, 1892 and 1909
1. Features of the Act of 1861
- Give power to Viceroy to nominate Indians as non-official members of his council.
- First, appointed Indians were the
- Raja of Banaras
- Maharaja of Patiala
- Sir Dinkar Rao.
- Reversed the centralizing tendency that started from the Regulating Act of 1773
- New legislative councils for Bengal (1862), North-Western Frontier Province (NWFP) (1866) and Punjab (1897).
- 'Portfolio' system was introduced by Lord Canning in 1859
- Empowered the Viceroy to issue ordinances without the concurrence of the legislative council, during an emergency.
2. Features of the Act of 1892
Increased the number of (non-official) members in the Central and provincial legislative councils, and increased their power.
3. Features of the Act of 1909 Morley-Minto Reforms
- Central Legislative Council size rose from 16 to 60. While Size of State province was not uniform
- Satyendra Prasad Sinha became the first Indian to join the Viceroy's Executive Council.
- Lord Minto (Father of Communal Electorate) introduced the idea of separate electorate.
Government of India Act of 1919 (Montagu-Chelmsford Reforms)
- Provinces were provided some independence and control over them loosen.
- Bicameralism and direct elections are introduced.
- Indian Legislative Council abolished
- Bicameral legislature introduced with a new structure
- Upper House (Council of State)
- Lower House (Legislative Assembly)
Direct election chose the majority of members of both the Houses.
5. Three of the six members of the Viceroy's Executive Council (other than the commander-in-chief) were to be Indian
6. Communal representation by providing separate electorates for Sikhs, Indian Christians, Anndiannd Europeans.
7. Rights to few (Voting) persons on the basis of property, tax or education.
8. Establishment of Public service commission.
9. It separated provincial budgets from the Central budget.
Simon Commission
- November 1927
- chairman – Sir John Simon
- Reason Behind boycott – All the members of the commission were British
- report submitted in 1930
- The abolition of diarchy
- Extension of responsible government in the provinces
- Establishment of a federation of British India and Princely states
- Continuation of communal electorate
August 1932 Ramsay MacDonald (British PM) brings reservation for minorities of Hindus which were called Communal Award.
However, Hindu leaders give disagreement to this proposal. So they make an agreement called Poona Act, which provided reserved seats to the depressed classes.
Government of India Act of 1935
- 321 Sections and 10 Schedules.
- Establishment of an All-India Federation consisting of provinces and princely states as units. The Federation never came into being as the princely states did not join it.
- Introduced 'provincial autonomy' which replaced diarchy system. This came into effect in 1937 but discontinued in 1939.
- Bicameralism in six provinces (Total 11). Bicameral Provinces were
The United Provinces
- Abolished the Council of India, Secretary of state for India was provided with a team of advisors
- 10 percent of the total population got the voting right.
- Reserve Bank of India to control the currency and credit of the country.
- Establishment of PSC (Public service Commission) And JSC along with the Federal Public Service Commission
- Federal Court, which was set up in 1937.
India Independence Act of 1947
India Polity changed over the time and the current system came into existence in 1947. It was tested with time and the final draft which we see today is a result of long-term research and experiments.
Again on June 3, 1947, the British Government made it clear that any Constitution framed by the Constituent Assembly of India (formed in 1946) cannot apply to those parts of the country which were unwilling to accept it. On the same day (June 3, 1947), Lord Mountbatten, the Viceroy of India, put forth the partition plan, known as the Mountbatten Plan.
- Sovereign state from August 15, 1947.
- Partition of India to two independent dominions India and Pakistan
- Constituent assemblies of both the newly formed dominion were empowered to legislate for their respective territories till the new constitutions were drafted and enforced.
- There were three options to the princely states either join the Dominion of India or Pakistan or stay independent.
Lord Mountbatten the first governor-general India swore in Jawaharlal Nehru as the first prime minister of independent India. The Constituent Assembly of 1946 became the first Parliament of the Indian Dominion.


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Celebrity Talk - Reggie Yates
Celebrity Talk - Reggie Yates
Dr Simon Wills
Maritime genealogist and writer, Dr Simon Wills, is the author of six books. His first novel 'Lifeboatmen' was well-received on its publication in 2014 and was shortlisted for the Mountbatten Maritime Literature Award. Simon has been researching seafaring forebears for over 25 years, and is a regular contributor to many family history magazines. He is also an information adviser to the NHS.
Dr Jenny Swanson
Jenny Swanson was born in Aberdeen, and learned to love history - particularly family history- listening to her great-grandmother re-telling family stories from the late 18th and early 19th centuries. She gained a doctorate in Medieval history from Oxford, and later
Michael Tobias
Michael Tobias has a BSc Honours in Mathematics and Physics and qualified as a Fellow of the Faculty of Actuaries. In 2012 he completed a Masters Degree in Genealogical, Palaeographic and Heraldic Studies at Strathclyde University. He is a co-founder of Jewish Records Indexing
Audrie Reed
I have worked on oral history projects, and produced many life story videos. I began my own family history scrapbook over 6 years ago. This is an ongoing project being lovingly created to hand down to my grandchildren as a family heirloom. All my history, research, certificates, photos and stories in one place. I give talks and workshops to inspire others researching their family history and show them how capture all the information gathered in an interesting way
Dr Jim Ryan
Dr. James Ryan is a writer and publisher who has been active in Irish genealogy for the past 25 years. He also founded Flyleaf Press
Mike Sharpe
Mike Sharpe is a professional genealogist, writer and lecturer specialising in the local and family history of Birmingham and the wider West Midlands. He runs Writing the Past, a family history writing service, and is a member of the Society of Genealogists and several other family and local history societies. His latest book, Tracing Your Birmingham Ancestors is published by Pen & Sword. Mike was born in Birmingham and has traced his roots there back to 1750, long before the influxes of the industrial revolution, making him a true 'Brummie'.
Julian Pooley FSA
Julian Pooley is Public Services Manager of Surrey History Centre in Woking and has been a professional archivist for over twenty-five years. As archivist in charge of the public searchroom he is fascinated by the potential of many unexpected sources for family history research. Away from work, he is preparing a guide to the archive of the Nichols family of printers who produced the Gentleman's Magazine between 1778 and 1856 and many important county histories.
Sarah Paterson
Sarah Paterson is/was Family History Librarian at the Imperial War Museum, and [has] worked there for 27 years. She is the author of Tracing Your Family History: Army and edited the other books in this Imperial War Museum series. Tracing Your Prisoner of War Ancestors: The First World War was published in 2012, her book relating to tracing prisoners of war and civilian internees in the Second World War is due out later this year


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Organic mulch offers tremendous advantages when placed around your garden flowers and vegetables. Two to three inches of mulch prevents moisture from evaporating, so less watering is needed. Mulch blocks weed growth and reduces the amount of insects and other pests. Mulch acts as an insulator to protect soil from extreme heat or cold, so a layer of mulch around your plants is a smart idea year round. Plus, mulch makes an attractive groundcover.
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Blossom End Rot is a common problem in the garden. There are a number of reasons for it, but the symptoms are unmistakable.
An otherwise great-looking fruit will have a sunken, soft, rotten bottom on it.
There's nothing worse in the garden than picking a beautiful fruit and turning it over to see it ruined.
Most commonly seen in tomatoes, Blossom End Rot also afflicts peppers, squash, and melons.
It is mainly caused by a calcium deficiency, but that does not necessarily mean that the soil is lacking in calcium.
Most times, it is a byproduct of irregular watering. To be sure your soil has enough calcium, add vegetable food that is high in calcium, and you can also spray on a high calcium foliar spray.
Another factor can be that your soil is too high in nitrogen.
Avoid adding high nitrogen fertilizers and uncomposted manure. These will help your plants grow leaves, but prevent it from producing fruit.
Yet another thing that can cause problems is an imbalance in soil Ph (soil that is too acid or too alkaline can reduce the plants' ability to absorb calcium). If you're not sure, you can get a soil testing kit or take some soil into your garden center to be tested.
The biggest thing is to make sure that when you do water, the water gets down to the roots evenly.
You're better off watering every second or third day and soaking the beds deep than doing a short watering every day. You should also be watering at the soil level, whether by using drip lines, soaker hoses, or by flood-irrigation.
Water slowly and for at least 10-15 min to give the water time to soak into the soil. Avoid spraying the leaves, as it encourages fungus and can wash pollen out of the flowers.
However you go about it, you should be checking moisture levels before and a while after you water. If the soil is already moist, DO NOT WATER!
It also helps to pay attention to the forecast. If rains are expected, you should hold off on water to avoid nature doubling down on the water.
It also will help to have a good layer of mulch around your plants to retain moisture and to keep weed levels down.
Luckily, Blossom End Rot is a problem that can be solved. If your plants are afflicted, try some of these steps.
Pull off affected fruits as soon as they form to keep the plant from wasting energy on them, and keep adjusting your watering until it goes away.
Any changes you make will only be seen on fruits that begin to form after you've made them. With a little time, and a little practice, you'll be growing some great tomatoes.
Black-eyed Susans delight in shades of yellow, orange and gold colors with a black center, or "eye". A native plant of Tennessee, they are a popular addition to the water-wise garden. With flowers that are 2 to 3 inches across, and grow on long stems 2 to 3 feet in height, they make excellent cut flowers for vases and arrangements.
Black-eyed Susans are biennial, which means they live for two years. But in those two years, they attract butterflies and bees that drink the floral nectar, in the process moving pollen from one plant to another, allowing the plant to grow fruits and seeds which travel by wind and re-seed themselves.
Blooming from June to October, Black-eyed Susans are known as a pioneer plant; they are one of the first plants to grow in a new field. Amidst the devastation of a forest fire, these bright beacons of hope will be the first signs of new life.
When planting them in your garden, space them approximately one foot apart, and plant in a clumping form. They will tolerate crowding, and do well in any kind of soil.
Drought-tolerant, they will forgive neglect; however, if you pamper them a little by adding a little fertilizer a couple of times a season, they will reward you with bigger, healthier plants and flowers. Plant them with purple coneflowers, Russian sage, and lilacs for visual punch. The giant variety is a natural with cosmos, penstemons, tall cannas, and as background accent plants.
One of the best companion plants for prairie-type flowers such as coneflowers, daisies, and Black-eyed Susans is the coreopsis. In June of 2008, the University of Tennessee's Institute of Agriculture named coreopsis their Plant of the Month. A drought-tolerant plant, it is useful in container gardens, water-wise xeriscaping, cottage gardens, native prairie gardens, informal borders, or as mass plantings in a formal bed.
This is not a fragile plant. Hardy from zones 4 to 9, once established it requires little watering and very little fertilizer. The flowers are usually yellow with a toothed tip, and the foliage is green with a fern-like look. Their bloom time is very similar to that of the Black-eyed Susan; they can be enjoyed throughout summer and into the fall. The coreopsis's cheery countenance prefers sunny gardens; to keep the blooms growing throughout the season, simply deadhead the spent blooms. If it flowers profusely, cut back the entire plant immediately after a fade for a repeat bloom. Allow it to go to seed at the end of the season to proliferate new plants.
Two marvelous plants, easy on the eye and on the gardener, adding Black-eyed Susans and coreopsis to your sun gardens will be certain to bring a smile to your face.
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Gardening can give you a great workout, especially when you incorporate all the weight lifting that comes from schlepping plants, packaged soil, mulch and wheelbarrow loads of garden clippings. It can also lead to injury or muscle soreness if done incorrectly, so it's very important to lift smart when gardening.
When lifting heavy items, squat down, get a firm grip and lift using your legs, not your back! By lifting with your leg muscles you'll gain more lifting power and save yourself a trip to the chiropractor. Don't be afraid to ask for help if something looks too heavy; it's a smart way to save yourself from injury.
Use a wheelbarrow as much as possible when hauling bags of mulch, rocks or large plants from your car to your garden. With packaged soils, either empty bags from your car directly into the wheelbarrow and shovel it out where needed, or haul the bags to the work site, cut the bags open lengthwise and then dump them where they are needed.
Lifting or carrying heavy rocks or plants can place a real strain on the back and shoulders. Try tipping your wheelbarrow forward as close to the plant container or root ball as possible. Gently roll or rotate the plant into the wheelbarrow and then bring the wheelbarrow to a standing position. Then simply take it to the planting site and reverse the process.
Remember to prepare the hole first. Then all you have to do is remove the container and slip the plant into the hole. With ball and burlap plants, you can roll them directly into the hole and then cut the rope and excess burlap. This will help protect the plant roots as well as minimize the stress on your body.
Remember to pace yourself and listen to your body. It will tell when you when it has had enough and it's time to quit. Doing one project at a time will help to keep you from overworking. Don't forget to stretch when you are done to help reduce muscle soreness. Then go treat yourself to a nice bath or shower and a great meal. After all, gardening should have its rewards!
Even if you don't particularly like them, you've got to admit that ants are fascinating creatures. They've certainly stood the test of time: they have been around for a mere 110-130 million years and have colonized almost every landmass on earth. They employ the concept of division of labor, they communicate amongst themselves and they have demonstrated an ability to solve many a complex problem. Like people, they sometimes perform good deeds and sometimes...not so much.
One not-so-good thing they do (from a human perspective, that is) is make life really easy for aphids, mealybugs and scale. Those little guys are the ones that suck the life juices out of our most prized possessions--our plants! Even though this is really irritating, the complex relationship between ants and these three villains is still pretty amazing.
Here's how it goes: aphids, mealybugs and scale just love to feed on the juices of plants. As they are voraciously feeding on the plants, they are also secreting a sugary, sticky liquid called honeydew.
Ants love honeydew. Even though a large amount of honeydew is being secreted as these insects feed, it is not fast enough for the hungry ants. They begin to "milk" the insects for more, by stroking them with their antennae.
In the meantime, to protect their precious honeydew, the ants are also busily warding off predatory (to their honeydew-makers) insects such as lady bugs and lacewings. Many times, the ants will take aphid "slaves."
When migrating to a new area, they take aphids with them to ensure a continued supply of honeydew. Some ants go above and beyond, storing the aphid eggs in their nests over the winter, then carrying the newly-hatched aphids back to a plant for them to feed on in the spring.
So, next time you wonder why there are ants on your plant and if they are eating the plant, our advice is this: look for the root cause of the problem.
Chances are, where there are ants on plants, you will see a sticky residue and one of their BFF's--aphids, mealybugs or scale. The good news is: we can help you solve the problem and restore your plant back to health! Just visit us for a solution!
What do the numbers on a bag of fertilizer mean?
Answer:The numbers on a bag of fertilizer are called the "guaranteed analysis." They represent the percentages of the three key ingredients in (most) fertilizers, which are referred to as NPK: the N is nitrogen, P is phosphorus, and K is potash1.
If you have a bag of fertilizer labeled 16-16-16, it would contain 16% nitrogen (for growth and green color), 16% phosphorus (for root development and flower/fruit production) and 16% potash (for plant health and foliage cell structure).
The guaranteed analysis varies from brand to brand and product to product, with different combinations of NPK used for different types of plants and lawns.
1 For those of you who want to know why K is for potash, "potash" is commonly used for the soil fertilizer forms of potassium, which has the chemical symbol "K" (from the Latin, which is kalium).
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PLAN's naval aviation arm has gotten a huge boost since the commissioning of CV-16. Elodie Ghedin, a microbiologist at New York University, says, I don't know why people aren't more scared." She and I discussed the example of AIDS, which has killed 35 million people worldwide, a death toll roughly equal to that of the 1918 pandemic.
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This Edina Ronay black lace dress is worn over a satin slip and has a thick ribbon sash belt, under the bust. I can never decide on whether this dress is a tad frumpy or not, so I've chucked on a silver Miglio cross with my pearls to glam it up a bit.
I don't own many chunky heels, as I prefer stilettos, but I don't mind these square heeled purple shoes from Diana Ferrari.
PS.... To the fat, frumpy mother who told a friend at school yesterday that she 'looked ridiculous' for wearing a red dress and heels to collect her kids (she'd been at a tea party) - up yours you snotty cow! Some of us love to look good!
Edina Ronay lace dress. Purple Diana Ferarri square heeled shoes.


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Have you ever given a thought to this.
No matter how much darkness there is, it can never extinguish even a single spark of light and yet light can extinguish even the darkest deepest darkness.
Have you ever given a thought to this.
No matter how much darkness there is, it can never extinguish even a single spark of light and yet light can extinguish even the darkest deepest darkness.
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Some years ago I read, "There is no such thing as coincidence". I, like many reacted straight away by thinking yes but what of that chance meeting with an old friend this morning or what of my buying the same something or other as my cousin. But then the writer went on to talk about seeds and Oak trees. He explained that Oak trees don't just materialise one day into massive great kings of the forest. No, there is first a seed which lands on the earth buries itself and lies there dormant for a while until it finally starts to shoot up out of the earth and grows into that mighty Oak.
In just the same way, that "coincidental" meeting with a friend is the result of many small occurrences, which slowly, rather like the ball in a pinball machine point you in a direction that finally ends up with your coincidental meeting.
The "coincidental" car crash.
We get up out of the wrong side of the bed one morning. On our way to work we give the finger to a neighbour who has by accident pulled over a little to quickly in front of us, the neighbour in turn calls you something or other unpleasant and puts his foot down on the accelerator, narrowly missing another innocent car, this driver gets rather flustered at the incident and turns into a road without stopping or signalling and crashes straight into another car causing severe damage. Coincidence?
It's all connected in one way or another
Norway's new government in waiting has really got it's priorities right. It's already announced it will legalise Professional Boxing in Norway! Now, when you consider our schools are falling apart for lack of maintenance, our roads are a joke, our trains likewise and immigration is out of control (even though you lefties won't admit it); Boxing is a really important subject…Well done, well prioritised, perhaps you should also regulate the colour of milk cartons while your at it, that's really needed!
During the election process it was quite incredible how many billions the various political parties could find to build new schools and roads and how much better you are going to make it for us. But why, I ask myself, didn't you do it when you were in power these last 8 years? And please stop telling us you didn't mean it that way and we have misunderstood. You did mean it at the time, to get your 2 minute sound bite, but you had no intention of following up, because you think we have short memory retention and would forget it!
I also want to know why we the electorate, don't put our foot down and demand honesty and action from all you politicos instead of just sitting back and moaning…like I'm doing now. Honour to the French in this. When they believe something is wrong, they go out en-masse and demonstrate. Is civil disobedience the only way to make you think! Do we really have to start a revolution to get you into the 21st century? I hope not.
All we, the electorate require is honesty and a good days work from our politicians, we don't need pacifying with meaningless and ludicrous new laws, we don't want lies, we want our taxes to be put to good use and not wasted on bureaucracy, we want our borders and streets safe and protected. We don't mind immigration if it's for the right reason and not just to sponge and make demands of us. Most of all we want our children to grow up in a safe environment and excel at what they want to do, be it bus driver or Company director, is this too much to ask for?
I'm only asking.
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I was back in Oslo on Tuesday. Minus 17 degrees celcius! Face hurt it was so cold, feet froze, muscles went stiff after walking a couple of hundred yards to the local shop, nobody in the streets.
Why on earth would anybody want to live in Norway in the winter?
Just asking
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Pastor Martin-Niemöller said this in 1940:
First they came for the communists,
and I didn't speak out because I wasn't a communist.
Then they came for the socialists,
and I didn't speak out because I wasn't a socialist.
Then they came for the trade unionists,
and I didn't speak out because I wasn't a trade unionist.
Then they came for me,
and there was no one left to speak for me.
Fight the extremists, use your vote, get out and protest, say no to politicians who cheat….anything, but do something.
"Yes, I am a dreamer. For a dreamer is one who can find his way by moonlight, and see the dawn before the rest of the world." – Oscar Wilde
It should have been a dawn start, well not actually dawn but early. With one thing and another we didn't get under way before 13:00, by then we were, what shall I say, "tense" "irritable"? Well anyway we followed the glittering blue Mediterranean a couple of hundred kilometres north east wards in glorious sunshine, then turned north over the mountains. Nature was in a good humour when it created the landscape here; high forest clad mountains, brilliant swaths of yellow bushes, red, gold and amber earth. As we climbed the temperature rose to 35 degrees but it wasn't uncomfortable as the air was so clear and dry. After several hours driving and a stop at a local restaurant together with a group of San Ferdin boys all dressed in white with red scarves hyping themselves up to run with the bulls in Pamplona we started down towards the vale of Zaragoza. What a change in nature. Long flat fields full of corn and potatoes and what a change in air. Dust, dust everywhere as tractors harvested the corn and dug up the potatoes. Zaragoza looked like a town where an atom bomb had been dropped. Dust and building work everywhere. Glad when we had passed that place.
Northeast towards Pamplona and San Sebastian, northeast? Why are we driving west? Oh right, the road swings northwards later on.
What's this, have we made a wrong turning? Are we in Austria? What's all these Tyrolean houses doing here? Green fields, green mountains aren't we in Spain any more? Oh yes, its Basque country, green and different to the rest of Spain, no wonder they want independence, well some of them anyway. And there's the shining Biscay Bay, well in my imagination, it was too dark to see it.
Day 2. French cuisine
Rested and refreshed we start our next stretch. First with a drive through San Sebastian, and yes, now we see the shining Bay of Biscay! Northeast and we pass over the border into France, the landscape still green and lush the language still a strange mixture of X's Y's and Z's. We drive through Bordeaux, but didnt buy any wine, passed by Cognac and didnt buy any Cognac, Limoge and didn't buy porcelain and near Rouqefort and you guessed it we didnt buy cheese.
In Poitiers we decide to find one of the famous French restaurants and have a typical French meal and go to one recommended by many. We let the owner help us decide. Well, shoe soles wasn't what we had expected! Meat so tough that it wasn't chewable. I really wonder whether all this hype about French food is just that, hype. I've never had a meal there that I could call memorable. Anyway at least the waiter was decent enough not to charge for the main course and the atmosphere was pleasant. Just for the record, Poitiers is a very pretty medieval town which has retained its quaint old world atmosphere and well worth a visit. And Joan of Arc was everywhere! And….much to my surprise the people there were actually friendly. Never met a friendly frog before.
Day 3. Joan of Arc here as well?
Onward through less dramatic countryside past field upon field of corn or whatever. Quite boring actually after Spain and Basqueland. Whoa stop! We're driving in a field! Well at least that's what my b***** Garmin is saying! "Warning, warning, danger danger" or was Emily, or whatever her name is saying "Recalculating" "turn right" We take the chance and keep driving. Or rather we keep stopping and stopping and stopping at the eternal Toll stations. We stop at a motorway café, bad choice. Another shoe sole, M chose roast chicken, more like roasted shoe sole. Me, I stuck to water, won't go into the details of why! Finally arrive at Orleans to be greeted by Joan of Arc; what again? She greeted us at Poitiers, was she born here as well? This needed investigation! Out with the old laptop. Google it and what do you know. She wasn't born anywhere near Poitiers or Orleans but several hundred kilometres northeast at a place called Domremy! Ah well I s'pose she spent a night or two at these places. We give France a new chance to tickle our tastbuds and ask "Sour Margaret" (the receptionist at the hotel we had chosen) if she could recommend a nice little restaurant with good french cooking…..shouldnt have done that either! Don Pedro doesn't sound very French does it? Food wasn't anything to write home about either, we sent the spaghetti back it tasted like it had been in water for a week and my pizza was warmed up from lunch….local beer was OK though.
Day 4. Achtung bitte!
Off again on our trusty steed, galloping over hill and dale towards the world metropolis of Paris! Traffic tearing in from our left, then our right, two inches of room between us and the car in front….just enough room for a Frenchman to squeeze into…no problem. What's this 110 kph….not fast enough or has he tied a rope to the back of our car? Hate to think what would happen if we have to stop suddenly. Round Paris like a whirly gig Then out of Paris onward forever onward. Through battlefields and into Champagne, needless to say we didn't buy any. Emily starts playing up again, think she felt left out of our conversation but she didnt want to go where the road went, kept thinking of the old saying about "a woman scorned" would she take revenge on us later would she send us to Russia instead of Norway? We spoke to her gently and persuded her that "these roads are new since she was last updated in May" My god how fast the frogs can build motorways. And the we continued on toward Luxembourg. She had a little, that is to say Emily had a little turn at Metz, she wanted a right turn but again we had to explain that the frogs build motorways in days so she had to get used to being a bit out of date occasionally and not to take it so personally. Left France and into Luxembourg where they have cheap fuel, well thats how the story goes. Queues half way down the motorway back to France of lorries and cars waiting to fill up at the tax free fuel pumps (tax free?), nah, we'll take the next one, which started to look like the wrong choice. Phew, 2 kms before the border with Germany, there glowing in the evening sunshine we see our saviour Esso. Fill up at a credit card pump, get a reciept which of course I didn't look at then on our way again. Into Germany. Didn't I mention about "a woman scorned". Emily now takes her revenge! "Take ramp right" she said, and dutifully we take ramp right. "Recalculating" she said, "what" says I, "Yes" says Emily, this is what you get for being a naughty boy! Into the wild countryside, into roads only just wide enough for our car. "Turn right" she says, we turn right, "Recalculating" she says "****" says I "Recalculating" says she "*****" says I. "Will you behave yourself in future" says she, "Yes" says I, "Promise" says she "I promise" says I so she took me at my word and guided us back to the main road. Never under estimate the power of women! Think I'm going to change to Donald next time I use Garmin. Back on the fast straight German roads we whizz with intens delight to a little hotel in Cologne we found on our way south last year. "Yes sir we have a room" says the pleasant young man. We show our VIP card they had so conscientiously talked us into last year. "Oh, we dont take those cards any more, you see we have new owners now. Ah well, same pleasant staff at the hotel, so that hadn't changed. Never given much thought about German cuisine but they really do have a good food culture so great dinner with great local weiss beer and a good hearty breakfast, despite the bulging stomach! Cheap fuel in Luxembourg, our credit card showed 128 euros for half a tank, can't even fill a whole tank for 70 never mind 128. We ring to Esso only to be told that is only to ensure we get our money, we wont debit you for the whole amount. Cheap fuel in Luxembourg, they get it back with the interest they earn on our cash!
Day 5. Motorway madness
Well, it wasn't so much madness but boy do the Germans know how to drive fast! We are sure cars were passing us at over 200 kph and we were cruising at 120! Damn Polish lorry drivers are a pest though, keep pulling out to overtake on hills when they must know they haven't got the speed to get past the lorry in front and despite the constant signs saying lorries to stay in right hand lane, and then you have what seems to be a lead van. It looks like there is a guy in a van with a walkie talky whose job it is to report back to the lorries, not sure what they are reporting back but can't be the weather, anyway we met loads of these in front of conveys of Polish lorries all of them with great aeriels on the roofs of their vehicles and all of them talking on microphones. Mysterious! Evening comes and we need a hotel. OK Emily "Please" find one for us please. Since you ask nicely there is one in a town called Neumunster just up the road from here. OK "Please take us there"
Ever seen the film "Stepford Wives", Nuemunster reminded us of that, very perfect and a lot of inbreeding, bet everybody knew what everybody was doing there; weird place. Hotel full, try another one called Stahlverk(Steel works), name should have been a give away. Great staff and welcome, yes of course we have a room for you (another hint?) The architect and Interior designer must have gone mad when planning the hotel…rusty steel everywhere, great big hooks hanging from steel ceilings, be jabbers what do they do here at night? Room with one lime green wall rest plain concrete, including the ceiling, washbasin well actually a wash tray just a porcelain dish with a small indentation in the middle for the water to run off, great shower though.
Day 6. A life on the ocean waves.
Quick drive into Kiel. Early, so why not a little shopping tour…early, not if you are sailing to Norway. Hundreds of cars already waiting, check in started so that little idea is scotched. So we wait and we wait and we wait. Can't understand with all the technology available today that check in takes longer than it did when it was all manual. Probably because those in administration that order it don't understand its full potential and capabilities, just like many know how to write a letter in Word but don't know how to format or send it out to multiple addresses; just a thought. Made the mistake of telling check in lady that we had a blue card, Lane one she tells us. Wow, first car in lane and hundreds of cars in all the other lanes. Kindly gentleman takes our boarding passes and says "follow that truck", wow, special treatment. Waved right to the front of the que, wow! Boarding now, up the ramp, right to the back of the boat. First on, last off principal. It was well meant. Norwegian territory……and Norwegian prices 2 cups of coffee, NOK 40,-, breakfast 2 coffees + 2 croissant NOK 128,- or if you are feeling generous, buffet breakfast NOK 279,- per person, how can you defend those prices on a ship buying it's goods at tax free prices?
Day 7. Stop start stop start
"We are arriving in Oslo, would car drivers please go to their vehicles now", the voice over the loud speaker says. Obediently we go to our vehicle. We sit and we wait, first on last off. Ah well. Abject terror as we move towards and through customs, have we got contraband, not sure but we do have a bag of Spanish flour with us and some vitamin tablets, will we be body searched, will we be sent to jail and the key thrown away, no, not this time, we drive straight through and start the last part of our journey. 700Kms at 60 and 80 kph! One lane, then oh boy 2 lanes, oh, its only 600 metres. Great 100kph oh no, 60 again and so it goes on for 8 dreary hours, at least it was sunny, until we reached the mountains. Then over the watershed where Norway is separated between south and west where at a lake at the top the rivers run out at one side southward and at the other westward, that's fascinating. The clouds come down and the rain starts, then the eternal tunnels under grey bleak mountains, driving 100 kms in and out of fjords just to cover 10 kms as the crow flies and then 3900 kms later, tired and weary we pull into our drive and the end of our little adventure.


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Friday, July 24, 2009
My friend's family's hostel in Yerevan
My first time at this lovely house which is a hostel just outside of the centre of Yerevan. They have a lovely kitchen and rooms with bunk beds (3-4 rooms, can accommodate about 22 guests or so) and an absolutely amazing veranda overlooking the Hrazdan river. Gorgeous view, clear, crisp air and lovely company :)))
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At Gaston Farm, a main focus is the ongoing success in raising money for projects in Africa and Nepal, and alot of what we have been able to achieve for Charity is due to a strong base of Volunteers - from Friends and Family, to Church Members, Farm Visitors and Students - we couldn't do what we do without their help.
Due to the success of the Farm and the expanding workload we are looking to recruit new Volunteers.
Although based on the farm, being a Volunteer only involves a small amount of 'farmwork' and the majority of the job is being face-to-face with the Farm Visitors. Volunteers will be expected to 'muck-in' though, with jobs including sweeping of livestock yards, car parking, litter picking, supervising the handling of the chicks and ducklings, and overseeing the orphan lamb 'meet and greet' pens, and we obviously try and rotate the Volunteers around the various duties, depending on their level of ability.
Last season the Volunteers helped us raise over £35,000 which went to support an Orphanage in Nepal, and a Soup Kitchen and 'homeless' project in South Africa.
Gaston Farm offers a hard working but friendly environment, and Volunteers have found their experience on the farm helpful, enjoyable and memorable.
If you are over 16 and would like to apply to join the existing Volunteer Team download the Volunteer Form below.
From a Desktop, download the form, open in Word, fill out and return to us.
From a Tablet, download the form, copy and paste it into an email and return to us.
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Many man many years ago I was a young man who thought he had found love, her name was Lisa. She showed me so many great times, taught me so many great things and made me see women in a different light. It was one of the best times of my life and everything seemed to go right, until eventually we just drifted apart. She brought me so close to love, but ultimately it just didn't work out. A couple of weeks ago she rang me again, and we met up for a drink. Unfortunately she wasn't what I expected; she wasn't as pretty as I remembered, not as sexy and ultimately not as fun. I had got better looking and more ambitious and as the evening drew on, the memory of her beauty had quickly faded. I wish I had never met up with her, now my memories are ruined. They always said never go back, and it was an experience which fully endorsed that attitude.
Why am I babbling on about past loves you might ask? Well, a couple of weeks ago a good friend of mine mentioned Kevin Keegan returning to
Keegan is a bottler, a man who has a history of crumbling like a wet digestive when any pressure is applied. He threw away a 12 point lead to Manchester United during his first spell in charge at Newcastle in that classic premiership season and almost won the title, but unfortunately he was undone by some classic Fergie mind games which cost him dear and he never recovered from this. Who can forget the classic "I would love it" rant that served as an utterly embarrassing outburst which still haunts him to this very day. I bet Fergie still has a right old chuckle in his slippers when replaying this moment on youtube. The premiership is a completely different animal these days. If you go in unprotected too many times you will ultimately get burnt, its something that applies to our sex lives and also to football. That all out attacking type of play won't cut it anymore, and if King Kev thinks it will, expect
Keegan's relationship with some of his current players is also a bit frosty. Michael Owen claimed in his book that Keegan scarred his career and was responsible for one of the darkest times of his life. That's not exactly a great way to start a new relationship. Keegan has attempted to rectify this by misplacing his balls and making Owen captain against Bolton, great way to massage his ego Kev, but there really is no point having a captain who will miss half the season through injury and then hand in a transfer request because he secretly has wet dreams of playing for a top 4 side, but I'm guessing anything is better than the incredulous Alan Smith. The
Mike Ashely is a shrewd business man, he knows the fans will not turn on King Kev, where as any other appointment would not please the fans. Yes, the King may be back, but I'm sorry the mediocrity isn't going anywhere. Unfortunately the myopic fans will see through this because their messiah has returned. Like my memory of Lisa,


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Jacket Update
There has been progress, but I didn't finish yesterday like I was hoping. Maybe by tonight, since all that's left is to sew on the collar, the sleeve cuffs, and sew in the lining. And press the heck out of it. ;-) Oh, and buttons. Hmmm. Here we go again with the buttons.
I had originally thought that I wouldn't line this jacket but realized I wouldn't save any time because I'd have to draft a back neck facing and redraft the front facings to join up with it. And I had already cut the front facings. So, lined it will be. That's the lining fabric sticking out of the pocket. It's basically blue and I don't wear much blue, but I'm trying to use up stash.
I wasted a lot of time yesterday. I had originally thought that I wanted to topstitch all of the seams. So, after I had the collar put together, I topstitched around the edge. I hated it. The fabric has a definite texture and the topstitching sunk into it kind of funky looking, like a 5-year old had sewn it. Plus, the brown I used was too dark. Another would be too light. And so I just gave up and ripped it out. Which turned out to be a good thing because I realized as I was sewing the pockets that it would be a nightmare to topstitch down that seam.
Speaking of the pockets … I'm undecided about them. They will, of course, stay in this jacket but I'm thinking I'll eliminate them for the next one. If I put my hands in them, which I'll most definitely do since they're there, I feel like I'm wearing a muff. And it's not like I'm going to store much more than a stick of gum or something in them. But at least these don't detract from the overall look of the jacket.
The sleeves have been giving me the most trouble. And before I realized it, I forgot I was going to evaluate them before committing and I pinked the seam allowances. Sheesh. Can we say dunderheaded mistake? I didn't trim off much, but enough to make it a pain to evaluate my changes against the original seam allowances without really studying things. At least I remembered to not cut out the sleeve cuff until I had the sleeve width finalized. (Why does the brain let you remember some important points and totally space out on others?)
So I've spent the morning trying to get the sleeves right. The shoulder point was too far out and puffed up, making me look like a Working Girl reject. I must've tried 10 different pinnings and bastings and have finally settled on what I think is the best of the bunch. It's not perfect, and I'm still trying to make a decision on whether a very thin shoulder pad is in order or not. (I'm leaning towards adding it.) If I didn't have square shoulders, I wouldn't think twice about a small shoulder pad since they do smooth things out underneath nicely. But do I need even 1/4" more shoulder?? Arghhhhh!
Now I have to transfer those alterations over to the lining sleeves and my pattern. And hopefully continue on to completion without further incident. Yeah. Right.


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Dog Walker Selby UK
Dog Walker Selby, Yorkshire: I figure there could be several reasons why you are looking for a local Selby dog walker, maybe you are tied up with work all the hours God sent and do not have the time to spare to walk your dog, it could be that you're not well and you are not fit enough for walking your dog, or you might be simply just idle and would like to hire somebody else to walk your dog.
Well luckily you will find a number of individuals out there eager to do just that. The fact is that you'll be able to unearth individuals in Selby who can not only walk your dog but in addition undertake numerous other pet and dog related activities, which might include small animal care, cat and dog sitting, dog and pet taxi services, dog whispering, dog board and lodging and cat visits.
Finding a Local Selby Dog Walker: Though we obviously all cherish our pet dogs and consider them to be part of the family, we don't always have adequate time to give them the care and attention that they deserve, in particular in relation to walking and exercise. In our demanding work commitments, children to take care of and social calendar to keep pace with it's not so easy to fit in walking and exercising the dog, nearly as regularly as they need and you would like.
Now I'm certain all of you recognize that your dog needs to have plenty of exercise and that it is important that you take your dog for walks constantly, both for fitness and for your dog's overall health and wellbeing. it will always be best for you to do this yourself as you can gain quite similar health benefits as the dog, getting some all important fresh air and exercise. There's also the benefit of bond strengthening, participating in activities together can help you in building up a lasting bond with your dog. In these busy modern times however, many people simply do not have the time to walk the dog, and certainly not once or twice a day, and it is one of those chores which may habitually be postponed.
This is certainly where a local dog walker in Selby could be of help to you, offering a consistent dog walking service on a day to day basis, relieving the stress of at least one of your daily duties and giving you time to do more pressing things. A dog walker will be able to pop along to your house in Selby, collect your furry friend and walk it for an hour or more. It can be on a daily basis, three times per week, or perhaps just on a day when you have other responsibilities or are too busy.
Certain Selby dog walkers take your dog for a walk solo, others could take groups of dogs, so it might be better to discuss your exact needs with a potential dog walker if you have any worries. If your furry friend is gregarious and doesn't have problems with other dogs, a group walk may be more beneficial, if your dog doesn't mix well with other dogs, a one on one walk might be best.
Many professional Selby dog walkers also offer additional services not only for dogs, for example they might supply dog board and lodging when you're away, pick up your dog and take it to the vet, pop along to your home every day to feed or check on your cat, dog or small pet or provide your dog or puppy with some basic training if necessary. Others may even provide dog grooming services as well. Such services can prove really useful and provide a total pet care service which gives you peace of mind with relation to the happiness, wellbeing and health of all of your pets and animals, while still enabling you to work, socialize and look after your family.
Making use of a local Selby dog walker should not fully replace your own interactions with your four-legged friend though, you still should try to take your dog for a walk as often as you're able, to retain that bond and relationship. You should always be a fundamental part of their exercise and training regimen to make sure that your cherished pet stays happy, healthy and adored.
Benefits Gained From Dog Walking: There are numerous positive benefits that your dog gains from regular walking and exercise they include: weight control, improved mental health, increased cardiovascular fitness, decreased issues with loneliness, bonding improvements, stronger bones and muscles and reduced blood pressure.
What is the Cost of a Dog Walker?: Like with any services, the prices for dog walking will vary quite a lot, depending on the area you live in, whether it is a solo or group walk (group walks may be cheaper), the time spent on each walk and the level of service provided, but the likely charges will be between £8 and £15 for a one hour walking session with kisses and hugs free of charge.
Things to Bear in Mind: Needless to say as you don't need any certifications or qualifications for dog walking, virtually anybody can easily advertise themselves as a dog walker and start running such a service, so you must be attentive as to just who you pick out to walk your dog in Selby. Security issues might be involved since you may be permitting access to your home for them to be able to pick up the dog or check up on your pets. You can have far more trust in dog walkers who have passed a DBS police check (formerly CRB check). You may as well wish to determine if your prospective Selby dog walker has insurance, in case there any mishaps which involve your dog, some kind of public liability insurance (PLI) would be acceptable. It would also be a wise idea if any prospective dog walker meets up with the dog to start with so that you can make sure that that they get on with each other.
Setting Yourself up as a Dog Walker in Selby: If you like the company of dogs, aren't against a good deal of exercise and enjoy being outdoors, starting up as a dog walker in Selby is likely to be right up your alley. You shouldn't think for one second that this is the easy route to prosperity, because it's not, and there are limitations to what you can expect to make, particularly in the beginning, nonetheless if you're simply considering an alternative career, unemployed currently or unhappy in your present employment, then a job as a dog walker may be a dream come true.
Before you set up a business you will have to do a little market research, you should make sure there is a need for dog walkers in Selby, figure out just how many dog walkers are currently operating nearby, determine just what existing dog walkers are getting for their services, check if there are appropriate areas in which to walk a dog, check to see whether there are local council restrictions regarding walking dogs and any other associated information you can think of. Seek out as many facts as is possible before you even consider spending any of your hard earned money on equipment.
It would be beneficial to firstly take out some dogs owned by family members, workmates, friends or close neighbours, as a way to make certain that you are going to take to being a dog walker. Provide this voluntarily and once you ultimately commence as a real business, these early "clients" could end up being paying customers and make up a fledgling dog walking round.
It is very important that you have sufficient cash put aside to last several months without relying on your early earnings from dog walking, it isn't likely to take off immediately and you need to demonstrate patience in gathering a client base. It may take close to a year to get a proper round set up and even when you have done this, your profits mightn't be good enough to survive on. You could consider starting off part-time and grow the business bit by bit.
Be sure that you get yourself some adequate insurance cover, accidents often do take place and you don't want to be put out of business by a lawsuit when they do. You will discover insurance plans especially designed for dog walkers, do a little research on the web and pick a decent policy.
It is simple to get an idea of how much to be charging from those people already running a dog walking service in Selby, it really is a good idea to set your rates at an equivalent amount and you should not attempt to undercut the others, just to grab their clients. Far better to offer clients extra services for the same fee to stick out from the crowd.
Selby Dog Walkers And What They Do
Dog Walker Selby: There are certainly a wide number of undertakings that you could need a local Selby dog walker for, and below we have mentioned just a selection of the common explanations why you might need to look for the services of a dog walker in Selby, Yorkshire.
Using a service like Bark will help you to pick prospective dog walkers in Selby, Yorkshire and also find Burn dog walkers, Lund dog walkers, Osgodby dog walkers, Wilstow Lordship dog walkers, Camblesforth dog walkers, West Haddlesey dog walkers, Barlow dog walkers, Carlton dog walkers, Barlby dog walkers, Cliffe dog walkers, Brayton dog walkers, Cliffe Common dog walkers, Barmby-on-the-Marsh dog walkers, Selby Common dog walkers, Hemingbrough dog walkers and more dog walking pet related services.
Dog Walker Selby Yorkshire - Tips and Hints for Picking One: Among the customary yet still much used methods to identify a dog walker in Selby is by looking over local newspapers, local business directories or online business directories, so you might have a look in some of the better business directories like Thomson Local, 118 118, Cyclex, Local Life, Touch Local, Mister What, Yelp, City Visitor or Yell though just about anyone can easily have a listing into such directories so that there are no actual guarantees about the dependability of any particular listed Selby dog walker, therefore you'll be chancing your arm with this particular technique.
An ideal technique for uncovering an experienced Selby dog walker would be to ask close friends, family, acquaintances or even neighbours to recommend a Selby dog walker who they have employed before and who is known for doing an excellent job, it is always said that "by word of mouth" is the preferable kind of recommendation and in this situation it will without a doubt be useful for you in making a wise choice and get somebody you can trust. You can also try studying reviews and testimonials for potential Selby dog walkers on the internet, maybe on their own websites if they have one or perhaps on one of the numerous services websites for instance Bidvine or Bark.
Obtaining Selby Dog Walker on Bing or Google: In these modern times one of the most obvious methods by which to search for a dog walker in Selby is by using Yahoo or Google. Sometimes even this strategy is not without its difficulties, because you need to evaluate just what results are relevant to your search term. The words you type in needs to be as exact as possible whenever you are doing a search on the internet, we often will usually enter "dog walker Selby" or "Selby dog walker", this could lead to unclear search results mostly from two or three of the top business directories such as Yellow Pages and Thomson, however what is probably not so obvious to you is that the uppermost 2 or 3 results are pay per click advertising, in other words somebody has paid a fee to be in that position and possibly they'll not be relevant for your needs or even a local company, which means you must scroll further down the page and for the most part ignore these results. Occasionally job websites offering dog walker jobs in Selby could feature in the search results shown, these can naturally be ignored.
There may be 2 or 3 results on the first page that actually relate to sites of dog walkers in Selby, look very closely and you may be able to spot them, jump forward to pages two or three and you will most likely see a higher number of bona fide Selby dog walkers. You could make your search even more precise, for instance, if you are a lady living by yourself you may well prefer to locate a lady dog walker, in which case your search phrase could be "lady dog walker Selby", or possibly you might try "dog sitter Selby", "dog walking Selby" or "dog walker near me in Selby". You must also remember that all dog walkers in Selby won't have a website, therefore another good tip is that you could come across some hidden treasures within the business listings located underneath the map on Google and Yahoo, when you are doing this type of search.
Find local Selby dog walkers and pet sitters, Selby dog walking services, Selby dog walkers and dog groomers, Selby dog walking and dog sitting, Selby dog walkers and pet services, Selby dog walking professionals and a local Selby dog whisperer by clicking on the "Bark" image immediately above.
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The Seven Stages War started as a four-stage war waged by mankind that destroyed the planet, but after all the leaders decided on peace, the planet retaliated in three stages, creating hurricanes, earthquakes, and toxic land that destroyed much of Earth. After this, the United Commonwealth revitalised the soil and devised the Testing to train future leaders not to make the same mistakes.
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The first four stages were when humans were waging war against the different alliances. The first stage was when a prime minister was killed and the Asian alliance dissolved.
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The last three stages were when mother Earth fought back. Tornadoes, earthquakes, and hurricanes wrecked cities that were untouched by the previous four stages.


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Give your wild friends a warm welcome with this charming bird feeder! A charming squirrel has opened the shutters of his tree house to oversee the snacks you leave out for the birds. Hang it outside your window and enjoy watching the wildlife flock to feed.
Item weight: 2.40lbsItem dimensions: 5.13"" W x 9.63"" H x 7.38"" LMaterials: Polyresi


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Cabela's, the retail giant whose presence thrilled Moncton so much it named a street after the store, closed Thursday after less than three years in the city. The hunting, fishing and outdoor gear retailer believes it can "better serve" its customers in the region with the existing Bass Pro Shops location in neighbouring Dieppe and the new Halifax-area Cabela's store, scheduled to open this spring, said Cabela's Incorporated spokesman Nathan Borowski. "We have no plans to close any other Canadian locations for the foreseeable future," he said in an emailed statement.
"Slate has also put both the Dixie Outlet Mall and Woodside Square on the market."
Chain has been described as a combination of Trader Joe's and Whole Foods, focusing on healthy eating, local and organic products, and sustainable seafood.
Metro Morning food guide Suresh Doss visits the hot food counter at Vienna Fine Foods, which is serving up pork schnitzel on a bun.
The three Ozery brothers' new restaurant has a menu that features fresh, cold-pressed sesame butter as a key ingredient.


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HACKETTSTOWN, NJ (Warren County) – A 16-year-old male student has been charged after he allegedly gave another student two Xanax pills Wednesday morning.
The 16-year-old was charged with distribution of Xanax, possession with intent to distribute Xanax, possession of Xanax and distribution in a school zone.
At 11:52 a.m., town police responded to Hackettstown High School, located at 599 Warren St, in reference to possible narcotic activity, police said
The male student allegedly gave a female student two Xanax pills while inside the school, police said.
He was released to his parent pending a court appearance.
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Let's be real: Boracay is expensive enough! Everything is double (or even triple) the price, and the last thing we want is for you to burn through your budget on accommodations alone. Here are seven hostels you can book for when you're on #tipidmode in Boracay. (Plus, it doesn't hurt that they're so damn pretty!)
1. Jeepney Hostel
2. Boracay Box & Ladder Hostel
3. The Q Lodge
4. Mad Monkey Hostel Boracay
5. Second Wind Bed, Bunk, & Breakfast
6. MNL Beach Hostel Boracay
7. Bambooze Hauz Boracay
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Colourful crocheted sections on the sleeve ends give this long cardigan made of pure cotton its trendy hippie flair!
- Soft fine yarn composed of pure cotton
- Straight, open-fronted design
- Two patch pockets with decorative, textured trims
- Colourful, crocheted flowers on the sleeve ends
Size info
- With size S (can vary slightly depending on the size):
- Back length: Approx. 95 cm
- Sleeve length: Approx. 59 cm
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- Outer fabric: 100% Cotton
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