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Relapse is a scary thing. You take drugs, you think that you are in control, but you are not. You go to the familiar places, see the same old faces, you shake, you shiver, you're cold, you're hot, your nose runs, your breath is short. You spend money that could be better spent on something else. Relapse does this to a person. Relapse does a lot of things to a person, least of all throws them off the straight and narrow path.
The sores come back a few days after you start using again. Sores that you had healed up. They start out as itchy blisters, but you pop them when you scratch them. They itch so badly. They don't bleed when they are popped, they ooze a clear pus-like liquid. Plasma. Your body is so desperately trying to fight off the infection, the injury. But it's a losing battle.
You keep at it. You hurt yourself. Not just physically. You are mentally hurting. That's why you tie off your arm, and the arm of your companion. That's why you share a needle. That's why you mix up the morphine and inject it without a second thought. That's why you're in the mess that you're in. Emotion sickness. You self medicate because you're too embarrassed to get help. You want it now, not in six to eight weeks when your anti-depressant kicks in. Alcohol and drugs give you that calming medicated feeling. They chase away your emotions. You feel nothing and nothing feels like nirvana compared to where you were before.
I relapsed. I did morphine earlier this afternoon with my husband's guitarist. I provided the morphine, I was the one who administered it. I am ashamed and saddened that I did this. I am tired from the morphine. I am sleepy. I want to just lay down and not wake up. I am forgetful. I took three insulin shots tonight because I couldn't remember which bottle of insulin I had just taken. I want to be clean.
I crave to be clean. I wanted to give that to Dennis for his birthday next week, but I failed. I have no one to blame but myself. I wanted to get high. I was hurting, emotionally. I felt like Dennis did not love me. I felt like I failed my children, as if they would be better off with another mother. After shooting up, I knew all of that was true. I know if I don't give up drugs, Dennis will leave me. I can't make it without him. I can't make it on my own. I cannot drive. I cannot find the courage to put down the needles, the pills.
To make a sad story sadder, I took three pills just a few minutes ago. I cannot help myself. My doctor wasn't kidding when he said that I needed help. I just can't do it. Is there a drug to cure drug addictions? If so, where can I buy it? I don't want to deal with doctors, cops, nurses. I want to help myself. I'm sure that if I can help myself, I will get better. But I need that push. That extra push to get clean.
Relapsing has made me feel worthless. I want to scream at myself. I want to punish myself. I did it because I am in a rut, and I paid dearly for it. I got sores on my hand, near where I shot up. They were blisters that itched and drove me crazy. I felt like I was jumping out of my skin. My arms felt like they were made out of rubber. Nothing felt right. I didn't get the wonderful high that I wanted. I felt like shit for an hour afterwards. My husband's guitarist didn't make a pass at me, but he let me lean against him as the morphine raced through our blood streams. Giving me access to clean needles was a mistake my doctor made. I feel that shooting up is something that I can do at leisure now. It's okay, it's safe now. There's no way I can get any blood-born pathogens if I use a clean needle every time.
It's not safe when I buy. There is always a chance that Byron will kick my ass again. He has beaten me up twice in our relationship of customer/dealer. There were times when he demanded sex instead of money. He takes advantage of me. I let him. If I were a stronger person, I could walk away from this all. I could walk away from Byron when he's about to rape me, or demand that I suck his dick. I wouldn't need anything that he sells. I wouldn't come on to my husband's guitarist, his best friend, offer him sex while high. I wouldn't have pressured him into screwing me. I wouldn't have offered to suck his dick.
But these things happened.
I did them.
I did them all.
And because of that, I am an unfit mother. I am someone who doesn't deserve to have her children, her job, her husband. I want to associate with gutter trash? I should be in the gutter. It's just that simple.
I want to be a slut who will sleep with anyone who has a hit or two on them? I should become a prostitute and just screw men to get high and give me twenty bucks at a time for food and shelter. Live in motels. Never mind where I came from or who I am.
The reality of it all is that I am not this person. I do not deserve to live the life of an addict.
Yet here I sit with tears running down my cheeks, wondering what the hell happened to me. I was not like this when I was younger. I hate who I secretly have become. I have become the slut, the addict, in a rut with emotion sickness that is slowly killing me.
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Piotr Kamler – Une Mission Ephémère (1993)July 1st, 2012
An explicit examination of interaction, from Polish animator Piotr Kamler — this is a reprise of many of the themes of his earlier work since the 1970s, going so far as to reuse models from his 1982 opus Chronopolis.
It certainly recalls very accurately the sense of whimsical vertigo seen in late 70s and early 80s illustration, as particularly exemplified by Moebius, La Planète Sauvage, and their ilk — the horror of interface design. Charming-looking mechanisms with coy personalities are always in danger of reacting poorly to manipulation, rising up in Lovecraftian ways and overwhelming the user. I suppose it all boils down to drugs and the Other eventually.« previously: Thing 008: Miniature Queen Anne Wingback Chair | Home | next: Psychic Land »


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Following an industry first move in which Lancashire Farm Dairies moved to using only free range milk in all of its yogurt products, the brand has seen sales increase by 20%.
Introducing the bold move to the market with a stylish brand make over, the Rochdale-based company has since witnessed a boost in sales with initial figures showing a rise of one fifth since the free range products hit shelves at the start of 2018.
Over the years, consumers have become increasingly concerned about animal welfare, and regularly opt to buy 'ethical' farm products such as free range milk and organic meat. Free range milk and yogurt have never been the norm across the industry, and so innovators at Lancashire Farm Dairies strived to provide the best products for their customers while maintaining the welfare of their farmers and their cows by introducing the Grazing Guarantee.
Jack Morrison, brand manager at Lancashire Farm Dairies, said: "As a brand we're always looking to evolve. A key part of the evolution is listening to consumers changing demands. Animal welfare has become such an important factor for consumers within the last couple of years. It was definitely something we felt we could do and needed to move the needle on.
"We're the first UK yogurt brand to commit to using exclusively free range milk, milk sourced from cows that are free to graze a minimum of 150 days a year. This took all areas of the business and supply chain to deliver on this proposition."
Lancashire Farm Dairies has been producing high quality, natural yogurt with locally sourced milk for over 30 years. Over the past three years, the company and brand has grown by 96%.
Mr. Morrison added: "With the rebrand, we wanted to communicate our move to free range on the pack and to customers, ultimately capturing 'happy cows make better milk'. It's simple, trusted and easy to navigate. Crucially, customers vote with their wallet and so far the response has been fantastic!"
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Disability Rights Wisconsin, the American Civil Liberties Union and the ACLU of Wisconsin filed a complaint with the U.S. Department of Justice Civil Rights Division today, charging that the nation's most extensive school voucher program discriminates against students with disabilities.
The complaint aims to block recent legislation that aims to expand the Milwaukee's Parental School Choice Program, which provides vouchers for about 20 percent of the city's students to attend private schools, until the Department of Justice investigates the system to ensure students with disabilities are provided equal access to its services.
In the 2010-11 school year, just 1.6 percent of the approximately 20,000 students participating in the voucher program contained disabilities. In the Milwaukee Public School District, about 19.5 percent of students have disabilities.
"The practical and actual effect of the voucher school program is to create a dual system of education in Milwaukee, concentrating large numbers, and increasing proportions, of students with disabilities in (the Milwaukee Public School District), while giving non-disabled students the option of choosing either a private voucher school or staying in a public school, leading to the increasing segregation of children with disabilities in (the Milwaukee Public School District)," according to the complaint.
The advocacy groups argue that the private schools involved in the program are failing to provide reasonable accommodations to enroll students with disabilities, in violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act. The complaint, filed on behalf of two families whose children were either not accepted or expelled from the voucher program, cites a case where a school demanded that a child with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder be given certain medications that were not proscribed by his doctor.
The complaint also argues that the voucher program has changed and expanded in the past 20 years to the extent that it is private "in name only." Therefore, the advocacy groups argue, the private schools participating in the voucher program should now be treated as public institutions and be required to accommodate certain students through special education programs, as required in public schools through the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act.
About 72 percent of Milwaukee's private school students are enrolled through the voucher program.
Recent legislation, promoted by Gov. Scott Walker and passed by the legislature's joint joint Finance Committee, would eliminate the program's enrollment cap and expand it to all of Milwaukee County. All students coming from household incomes of 300 percent or below the poverty line would also become eligible, as opposed to the previous cap of 175 percent.
Disability Rights Wisconsin is part of the federally funded protection and advocacy system and a member of the National Disability Rights Network.


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"If you find a path with no obstacles, it probably doesn't lead anywhere interesting."
I'm a firm believer in that saying through my own experiences and I am pretty sure that the band Sick of Sarah is as well. After a decade of battling it out in the musical trenches, this year has seen quite a few obstacles thrown in the band's path. Those obstacles include major lineup change, parting ways with their longtime label and a bit of negative online feedback from people who disagreed with some of the changes. Yet, Abisha Uhl and Jessica Forsythe took a deep breath and continued to go after what they wanted. The band recruited new members guitarists Ari Applewhite and Jack Swagger along with bassist AJ Stone and took to the road in support of their latest EP Anthem with a new sense of determination and more focused than ever before. We sat down with lead vocalist Abisha Uhl and drummer Jessica Forsythe recently to talk about all these changes and what the future looks like for the band.
Hi, I know this may be a little early for an interview, especially given the fact that it's the morning after a show.
Jessica Forsythe: No problem, I've got my cup of coffee right here.
Abisha Uhl: We're still in our pajamas (laughs).
It sounds like you're all prepared then! Your latest EP Anthem came out in June and it seems like a whole lot has happened in the Sick of Sarah camp since then. For those who may not be aware of it, there has been a major lineup change with the band. I am not sure if you would like to address that and explain what happened?
Jessica: No, it's cool; two of the members quit and they were just done and they wanted to do other stuff like get married and whatever. That's all good and they gave the band a lot of good years, but they were just done; one of the other members was on a sabbatical and then just quit. The band has been together since 2005 and after ten plus years of everyone giving their time, it can take its toll. This can be a very rough industry, but we decided we wanted to continue on and keep playing music. We had just done the record when all of that kind of went down, so we decided to grab some other players and at least do another tour to support the new record. We're really excited and we're having a blast and there's a really great dynamic with the new people, but it really is a lot different from what Sick of Sarah once was.
Abisha: I do the majority of the writing, so as far as our sound goes, we're still going to be Sick of Sarah.
People sitting behind a keyboard seem to feel empowered to say things that they probably wouldn't say face to face and I noticed some really negative comments towards the band for bringing guys into the fold for the very first time.
Jessica: I am so grateful for the fact that that we have some of the most beautiful, most supportive fans who are 100% behind us. Abisha and I called some of them and talked to them, not necessarily about specifics but more in a general way, about some of the changes that we were thinking about and asked them what they would think about bringing in possibly a couple of guys. Although I love being in an all girl band and it has been a very cool experience, for me, it's not as important as the fact of being able to play music. We did have some different feedback and ultimately we had to make a decision, but we did not have a lot of time for it to happen. Abisha knew these guys and knew that they could learn very quickly, plus they live in Minneapolis where we live. We definitely anticipated that there would be some people who were into it and some would not be. I think we prepared ourselves the best that we could for the negative feedback that we got.
Abisha: Haters gonna hate.
Jessica: Change is inevitable and some people are open to that, while others just aren't. We really hate to lose anyone, but we want to keep playing music and we will.
The release of your new EP also saw another major change for the band as this one is self released as opposed to being on Adamant Records. What's the story there?
Jessica: We did the Warped Tour in 2012 and then another tour after that and then we kind of went on a hiatus for about a year and a half or so. We had been on the road a lot and had been making music, but we were all kind of in a weird spot, kind of in a funk. We decided that we wanted to be in more control of the sound and the music and maybe try a different producer. We had a manager for a really long time who kind of acted as our label and our producer and so we really just wanted to try something different. That's when we decided to go our separate ways and we raised the funds ourselves to get into the studio. We hand-picked the songs that we wanted and that we thought the fans would really like. It was a lot of work and we were forced to learn more about the business side of things. It has been a big growing experience for all of us, but I feel really good about what we have accomplished on our own.
I read that you have teamed up with the Torn Labels Project for this tour and just wanted to ask how that came about?
Abisha: We were familiar with them because we had a friend who had this project going and we were interested in being part of the campaign and help out. It's an important issue because a lot of our fans struggle with being bullied and have to deal with hate. We just wanted to do our part to help raise awareness to the campaign and give our fans or anybody an outlet to reach out to if there are any issues or needed help. The Torn Labels Project also helps to get medication into the hands of those who cannot afford it. We've all struggled with difficulties in life, so we really wanted to be a part of this project and help out as much as we can.
Jessica: I had a middle school principal at one of our shows, I think it was in Chicago, and he came up to me and asked for more information on the project. I have a lot of experience working with nonprofits and I do quarterly sales training for a nonprofit in Des Moines called Rock Intervention; I know all about the different state and federal grants. I feel like the Torn Labels Project is bridging the gap getting information to the schools to help him get different programs to bring into the school. The Rock Intervention is a very hands on program that comes into the school and this guy was so surprised that I knew all of this information and about the resources that would help. We're really proud to be a part of it because so many people are really digging it out and it feels really good to just spread the love and let people know that there's hope. This tour seems to have a lot more meaning to it with all the negativity from the changes that we were talking about earlier and although I feel like it is been a very hard time for us, I feel like it was an appropriate time to do something like this.
Abisha: If we can make it through this and obviously it's not easy, then you can make it through whatever problems that you have.
Jessica: A lot of our fans have seen the negative comments and backlash that we have gotten, but they are really excited for us for continuing on despite all of that. You really can't control how people are going to react and what they are going to say, but what you can control is how you react to it.
You've been doing this for a decade and you've seen so many changes in the music industry. If there was one thing that you could change about the industry today, what would it be?
Abisha: I would change it to the way it was back in the day when musicians actually made money. People really don't have to pay to get music anymore and they can just go online and get it, so I would change that aspect can make it more difficult for them to do that.
As much as I hate to do this, I see that it's about time to wrap this talk up. I really do appreciate you taking the time to do this and I sincerely wish you all the best in moving forward.
Jessica: Thank you for wanting to talk to us and we really do appreciate that. I do want to add that we've been writing a lot and we're going to go in and do some recording just soon as we can, whether that is an EP or maybe just a single. We plan on using a lot of the crazy experiences around everything that's happened over the last year in our writing and putting it on paper. So, look for some new music from us hopefully right after the first of the New Year and thanks again to all the fans for their support.


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various Maltese band clubs, and in 1995 I even played in the Maltese community in Toronto,
Canada. My favourite instrument though... is the voice. I am a member of the
Malta Opera Company and I took part in two recently staged operas, Cavalleria Rusticana
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My dog is a pekingese and his name is Sacha
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Years ago I had a tortoise called Antigone,
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which I communicated well in Greece, and I was awarded the Advanced Level certificate in
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to sit for both the ordinary and advanced Matriculation Certificate in the language.
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and currently reading
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Pushkin Evening 1999
Orthodox Christmas Eve 2001
Victory Day 2001
Russian New Year's Eve 2002
My Poems
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If you want to get somewhere, you have to know where you want to go and
how to get there.
Then never, never, never give up.
The secret of life isnt in what happens to you, but what you do
with what happens to you.
Help other people to cope with their problems and your own will be
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Never use the word IMPOSSIBLE seriously again,
Toss it into the verbal waste bucket.
Self-trust is the first secret of success.
So believe in and trust yourself.
Stand up to your obstacles and do something about them.
You will notice that they havent half the strength you think they
Joy increases as you give it, and diminishes as you try to keep it for
In giving it you will accumulate a deposit of joy
Greater than you ever believed possible.
How you think about a problem is more important than the problem
So always think POSITIVELY
Go at life with abandon: give it all youve got,
And life will give all it has to you.
Cera una volta una bimba che viveva in un paese pieno di
folletti. Cerano di tutti i tipi, alti e bassi, magri e grassi, belli e brutti... ma
avevano una cosa in comune, tutti amavano le piccole bambine. Questa bimba spesso correva
nei prati pieni di fiori meravigliosi. Tutto era bello e magnifico.
Quando andava a casa mangiava accanto a Zefron, il suo fratello, e
andava al letto a sognare. Un giorno cera un bel folletto che voleva mostrare una
cosa a questa bimba, e la porto' in un posto misterioso. Tutto ad un tratto le luci si
spensero e la bimba si perse nel vuoto. Poteva sentire un suono strano, un suono continuo
che le dava fastidio. Lei cominciava a piangere, e scappo' con tutte le sue forze.
Doveva attraversare un prato nel suo ritorno a casa, e vide dei fiori
appassiti che diventarono neri. Lei ritorno a casa, ma quando ritornava vide che
tutto era cambiato, tutto era diventato nero e non poteva piu respirare laria
pura di prima... qualcosa le faceva male. La bimba cominciava a piangere e a chiamare
Zefron, ma lui non era li per provare quello che provava lei, nessuno era li
per aiutarla. Poteva sentire quello strano suono di prima, quel suono che non smetteva
mai, cosi come non smetteva mai il pianto della bimba.
Un giorno il pianto della bimba smise, per sempre. I suei occhi
diventarono di pietra, e le lachrime diventarono sale. Poi lei si chiese chi era, cosa
cera sotto quel vestitino, una bimba. Ma chi ha il coraggio di chiamarla bimba? Chi?
Solo qualche folletto che non ha capito niente. Solo qualche folletto che non vuole capire
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Social media has gained much popularity in recent years and today it is so powerful as there are millions of people who use it. Although there are many social media platforms, people most prefer Instagram. Because it is simple to use. Users can easily share their photos and videos, make stories, share them and more. As the interactivity is very important on Instagram, people want to have followers to get interacted with other users. However, is not easy to have thousands of followers. So, people try different methods. For example, some of them buy 1000 real Instagram followers or more if they want. The reason that people buy 1000 real Instagram followers or more is that they can have thousands of followers in a very short time so that they don't need to wait for users to follow them. If your purpose is same, you can consider to buy 1000 real Instagram followers as well.
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The Whirl is a buttplug with a twist! The series of rings around the bulb create an interesting effect when the toy is inserted, withdrawn or twisted. Fuze's iconic design allows for a bullet vibrator to be inserted into the base for all the sensations of a vibrating butt plug, without any of the bulkiness. When not used with a vibrator, slip one finger through the hole in the base for ultimate control. The Whirl is made with 100% medical grade silicone, which makes it incredibly hygienic and easy to clean with just soap and water. It can also be boiled, and will retain heat very well.
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Sleek and stylish, this belt from THE COBBLEROAD is the perfect pick for your accessory collection, if looking extremely dashing is on your mind. Made from leather, this belt features an intricate weave pattern and has a buckle closure. This belt can be teamed with any outfit of your choice to add an instant touch of charm to your look.
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Interpreters are professional communicators, we get paid to use language in ways that are clear and understandable. And we are rock stars at that most of the time!
But sometimes trying to communicate with our boss, referral agency, clients, and team interpreters just doesn't go as smoothly. In this workshop we will explore the fundamentals of Non Violent Communication (NVC), a tool to help you communicate your needs effectively in a professional, connected way that will result in more understanding, more ease, less conflict, and ultimately: everyone getting their needs met!
Brea holds her CI/CT from RID, B.S. in Interpretation from Western Oregon University and is a Certified Life Coach. She has led hundreds of interpreters in preventing burnout and finding the passion in their life and work again through developing habits of self-care. Breana is a native of Portland, Oregon, where she can usually be found writing, reading, or playing near water with her three kids.


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In Part II of our Soil Series, we expand the notion of organic gardening to include the crucial (but widely neglected) role of inorganic matter.
(New to this topic? You can read Part I here.)
Gary Kline calls himself "a convert from conventional organics."
This sounds funny in a world where usually, if there's any converting to be done, you're converting to organics, not from it.
But the brand of ecological agriculture that Kline practices goes beyond organics as we know it:
"I submit that the organic movement, with its misplaced emphasis on organic matter and banning pesticides rather than pushing health, nutrition and minerals, is... at fault."
This statement sounds even funnier than the first. Why shouldn't the organic movement emphasize organic matter? Why should it emphasize minerals – which are actually inorganic – instead?
But on second glance, it's not an either/or. That's Kline's point: organic farming is about balance. And the organic movement doesn't actually mean "organic" in the biological sense; it means making a departure from the methods of industrialized, petroleum-dependent food production. With that kind of farming, you can't cut corners: in order to keep producing, you have to achieve soil health. And soil health means a proper balance of organic and inorganic material.
Interestingly, within that balance, the role of organic matter is actually quite small. Five percent organic matter in the soil is ideal. More than 10% is too much. The other 95% should consist of rock particles and minerals, which provide the soil structure and nutrients necessary for good production.
That's the composition of the soil; equally interesting is the composition of the plants themselves. If you disregard the water a plant contains, 95% of what's left is organic material. Only 5% is inorganic. However, "it is an absolutely crucial 5%," says Kline.
"We know today that most plants require at least 19 or 20 nutrient elements out of the 92 natural elements that make up the entire material universe. Fifteen of those 19 are minerals, yet the importance of minerals in the fertilization of plants... is largely neglected, and the consequences for plant health and for human health verges on the tragic."
Here's the point. Organic, as it's currently defined, means a lot of good things. No artificial pesticides, no GMOs, no added hormones and so on. And organic agriculture involves a lot of good practices, including the use of compost to enrich the soil. But "the widespread notion that organic gardening… means simply applying lots of organic matter" is mistaken. In fact, too much organic matter can actually interfere – there is such a thing as overdose.
To achieve highly fertile soil that can grow quality crops, inorganic matter is equally important. Hence the question in our title: if you're an organic gardener or farmer, have you thought about inorganic farming?


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Halfords and Boardman Bikes have launched a new road bike designed for women. The companies claim that the emphasis is on 'high performance'.
The Boardman Performance Series Road Team Carbon Fi offers a carbon fibre frame with female-specific geometry, full carbon fork with tapered steerer, Shimano 105 and Tiagra 20-speed gearing, and Mavic rims. It's available in four sizes (48.5cm, 50cm, 51.5cm and 53cm), weighs a claimed 8.55kg and is set to retail for £999.99.
The bike is available from Halfords now, and given how well the recent Boardman Bikes have performed in our testing, this could well be another ride that deserves serious attention.


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NYC subway riders trounce racist man on train
It was soup to nuts.
A subway bigot picked the wrong train to spout his hate, when a group of L train riders lectured the lout, splashed him with soup and tossed him off the train.
The Lime-A-Rita-swilling loser was caught on video Saturday yelling racist slurs and touting the First Amendment.
"I talk sh-- because I know I can! I'm a lawyer! I went to NYU Law! F--- you!" he says, before yelling out "Who cares?"
He then hops and dances and sings the N-word repeatedly. What he forgot is the Bill of Rights works both ways.
A crowd of straphangers then surrounds him, schools him and prevents him from getting to his bag.
The group shoves him out of the train when the doors open and then kicks him to keep him out.
As he attempts to get back into the car, a woman lobs a container of thick, orange Au Bon Pain soup at him.
"I don't condone the violence, but by the same token, I'm not gonna lose sleep over what happened to this guy," said Joshua Pyne, who took the video and posted it to his Facebook page.
"I think he deserved what he got."
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OKLAHOMA CITY — The National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) is proud to announce the 45 players chosen for the 2018 NFCA NCAA Division III All-America softball teams. Those selected were honored Wednesday night during the NCAA Division III Championship banquet at the Sheraton Hotel Downtown in Oklahoma City.
Pfeiffer standout shortstop Vada Blue Sherrill earned NFCA Second Team All-American accolades.
Sherrill shattered the record book in her junior year. The Hiddenite, N.C. native broke the single-season team record for batting average (.508), on base percentage (.593), slugging percentage (.992), runs (64), home runs (16), runs batted in (69), total bases (129) and stolen bases (56). Sherrill earned a pair of NFCA National Player of the Week honors and also an ECAC Player of the Week. She becomes the first player to be named an All-American selection in program history.
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Friday, May 19, 2017:
I roll the Mini off a busy suburban street onto an offshoot, a gravel road I literally drive by 5 times a week but have never noticed. For nearly three minutes I slowly travel this winding gravel road to the main stand, taking in sights of the expansive farm: seedlings that would harvest in the coming months, followed by corn that was still low to ground, and finally sprawling greens that were vibrant in the early weeks of the growing season.
I was here to pick up my first CSA. (CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture.)
Here's the quick version of how a CSA works:
In a world where I feel so disconnected from most of the products I consume on a daily basis, subscribing to a CSA is (quite literally) a breathe of fresh air. Cobblestone Farm will be producing most of the food my husband and I consume over the next several weeks (until the final harvest in October).
I see the rise of the CSA as an extension of the farm-to-table trend that has taken foothold in American culture. (My favorite local Fayetteville farm-to-table restaurants include The Farmer's Table and Greenhouse Grille.)
For me, supporting local farmers with a CSA is a win-win-win-win.
- I am consuming fresh eggs and vegetables all season long – and trying new things! (During my first pickup I received, among many other things, a bundle of mustard greens – that's new!)
- I am investing in my local farmers by giving them funds at the beginning of their growing season. This decreases their need for traditional debt and allows them to secure consumers early in the season, while they have time for such activity.
- I am voting with my dollar for sustainable farming (what up, soil health.)
- And since Cobblestone Farm, where I'm subscribed, has a focus on providing jobs and food for those in need (they donate HALF of all yields to hunger relief), I am supporting those efforts as well.
Like most movements in America, the farm fresh food movement has come and gone – and come back again. 100 years ago, this is how everyone ate! And throughout the past century as our manufacturing capabilities expanded, so did the variety of our food. Some innovations like frozen food and mass produced canning provide many benefits, all of which I won't get into now. But as the new found food-manufacturing industry took hold, supermarket shelves began to contain more and more processed, food-ish products. That innovation also has its place, but as many Americans have found, processed food alone will not lead to complete nourishment, which can in turn affect quality of life. And so society swings away from these innovations and feats of food science and manufacturing – and back to the farm tucked off the (now) busy suburban street.
Maybe it's the widespread consumer education efforts made by documentaries and books like Forks Over Knives and In Defense of Food, which begins: "Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants." as a guideline for healthy eating. Or maybe it's that people are tired of food-ish things don't fully nourish. Or maybe, as some progressive food critics point out, farm fresh food is a only a fad for those who can afford it, driving a further wedge between the haves and the have-nots. (Is anything in our culture NOT actually a complicated socio-economic-political issue?) I would like to understand the consumer motivations here better. But one thing is for sure: the farm movement is back, it's mass-culturalized, and I hope it's here to stay.


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The struggles with having Asian hair are real. It's thicker and fuller because it has twice the diameter than Caucasian hair. This article is about the best pomade for Asian hair and how to style it for the slick back look.
Then one day I discovered pomade. I can't tell you how awesome this stuff is and how it has changed my hair life.
All of these are great and it depends on your style and what you are going for. But I would recommend any of those. American Crew you can find at your local target, and its ok, but pricey. For your best deal, I would order online and get twice as much for the same price.
Best Pomade For Asian Hair
The key to these top 5 is "the hold". You see, having that thicker hair means you need stronger and longer lasting hold. Unlike gel and hairspray, this will hold a nice slick back or parted style for a lot more hours.
The scent is very important for me as well. I like a nice cologne smell that isn't over-powering, but I also like a naturally sweet aroma. You get that with those five for sure.
Let me go over and give a brief review of them.
Suavecito Firme Hold
I like to say this is the perfect pomade for complicated hair. It was recommended by my barber, I liked it so much I went back a bought a jar for myself.
It is a water-based that has the strength of gel and hairspray. The nice thing with it being water subtle is you can easily restyle with just a little more water
The color is a transparent-brownish tint, not my personal favorite. I like clear or reddish tints. Either way, it makes no difference.
The smell is a nice lite cologne sent. Just enough to give a good smell to a passing stranger.
My favorite thing about Suavecito is the hold. My thick hair needs something really strong.
I also liked the shine was about a medium and lasted for most of the day. My dark hair has a shine of its own, so I really don't want to amplify it anymore.
Suavecito Firme Hold is really great for thick Asian hair.
American Crew
American crew is a very high-end pomade. It's especially great for thick hair. It has excellent strength and hold.
My first impression was this is a very salon product. It feels like a product. Whereas some pomades have that DIY, made at home stuff. To be honest, it was such a nice clean bottle that I thought it may have been something my mom bought.
But I'm not trying to knock it. I gave it a chance and was surprised.
I popped the top and got a burst of a subtly scented cologne. It is sort of clear and sticky.
It went into my hair fairly easily. I just put a dab in my hand and tossed in my hair. Combed it in, and it worked nicely.
It has a very strong hold and the shine wasn't that bad either. Overall, this is a great product that may cost you a few more dollars. But I think, if you need a strong hold that isn't a gel, go for this.American Crew Pomade
Layrite Super Hold
Layrite is a super cool product, possibly one of my favorite weapons I use. I watched a video once on how this product is made.
It is made in small batches and put in a refrigerator to cool down. I like that this is a hand-made, small batch product. But moving onto my review.
It comes in a nice big white container. When you open it the first thing I noticed was the color of the pomade. It is bright orange, super cool. For once the smell didn't hit me, it was the color.
But the smell is nice almost natural vanilla. No cologne here, but that's ok, this gives you the option to use some if you like and not have double trouble smell.
This is a water-based product that went into my hair easily. Small dabs in you my hand in and it absorbed well in my hair.
A good comb-through to get my slick-back undercut style. I notice this is super great for thick hair. It holds a lot better than suavecito firme hold.
This does have a good shine to it, almost more than others. But I think the less water used could tame it.
Overall, Layrite Super Hold is one of the best pomade for Asian hair.
Imperial Classic
Here is the Imperial Classic Pomade, known for being tough on stubborn hair. They like to call it "industrial strength hold".
I've tried lots of these that claim to have that strong firm hold, but imperial classic does indeed have that super strength. It reminds me of this gel I used when I was younger. That usually left my hair feeling like glue was in it.
The weird thing about this stuff is you would think it would be tougher to apply to your hair. But actually it goes in pretty well, using a comb will help, and I do think it is necessary.
It's a water-based pomade, that rinsed out easily and clean. Re-apply later in the day with some water and you're good to go.
It comes in a nice jar that is pretty simple. When you open it you'll notice the clear thick product. The smell is simple, and unlike others, it has a faint fruity smell, almost like a melon.
Over all, I give Imperial Classic a 9/10 for hold and shine.
Fisticuffs "Tuff Hold"
Fisticuffs also known as "Tuff Hold" is another great water-based pomade. I first came across this product from one of my friends who rocks a great pompadour.
He told me I had to try it, "it is the best pomade for Asian hair". Although he is only half-Asian, he inherited the thick head of hair. So, I trust his opinion and gave it a try.
My first impression is I just love the jar, it has that psycho-billy badass feel. I do get the sense that this is really strong stuff.
It has a nice clean, fresh barbershop smell, like sandalwood. It works really well for styling and has a strong "tuff hold". A lot stronger than layrite.
This is an affordable pomade, much cheaper than salon-style products.
My review, this stuff is awesome, has a great stronghold and smells really awesome.
Works into your hair well and stays for many hours. Restyle when needed.
Now I'm not sure this is will be your style, but I do think it is my top 5 pomades.Fisticuffs "Tuff Hold" Pomade
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I have listed the best pomade for Asian hair that is very popular. I have no doubt that if your hair is thick, any of these will do the trick. You may need to ask yourself what kind of style are you going for. Slick back, undercuts, etc.
From there you can figure out how strong your pomade needs to be.


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When you get a fence, your yard is not the only thing that will be affected. Even though you have every right to make an improvement on your property, it's always good to think about your neighbors who will have to look at the fence and have it be a part of their yard too, even if it's "technically" not.
Here are a few tips to consider when you're getting ready to add a fence to your yard. Following these tips could prevent any disputes between you and your neighbor!
Know Your Property: It's hard to know the exact boundaries of your yard if you don't have a fence. Before starting your fence project, know exactly what your property line is. It may be different than what you might assume. To be safe, most fence installation companies will install the fence at least a foot in from your boundary line.
Collaborate: Depending on your reason for a fence, you and your neighbor might be able to work together during this process. This could save you both money if they decide they'd like a fence as well. Even if they aren't planning on getting a fence, feel free to show them the design, so they can know what they'll be looking on their side of the fence. It's not necessary, but they'll appreciate the thought! It's also good to give them a heads up way ahead of time, just in case they are planning to have a party or do something different to their yard.
Maintenance: This is the most important tip if you have close neighbors. No one wants to look at a dirty fence, so keeping up with regular maintenance is highly recommended! A light cleaning of your fence once every few months can go a really long way. It'll also make the life span of your fence longer. Check in on the fence every month to make sure there's no damage to it.
If you have any questions about these tips during the installation process, just ask – we're here to help. And visit our website to receive a free quote today!
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Fence Etiquette for You & Your Neighbors
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Thursday, July 9, 2015
Pool Deck Safety Tips
As the warmer weather continues in Tennessee, we here at Allstar Fence and Deck wanted to point out some important pool deck safety tips to keep in mind. While it may seem like second nature to practice safety precautions around the pool, it's easy to forget some of the basics.
While you are enjoying the summer months, remember, a safe deck is a fun deck and we're here to make sure you have the best deck around. We know designing the perfect deck or picking the right fence can be quite a challenge, so whether you're just looking to get a free quote or ready to book your next service, feel free to contact us with any questions.
Make Sure Your Deck is Structurally IntactAt the start of each season, don't forget to check the nails and fasteners supporting your deck to be sure there is no rust, corrosion, or rotting. Double check that each part of the deck, including railings and banisters, are connected where they should be and are sturdy.
Power Wash Your DeckPower washing will remove any mildew that may have built up since last pool season and will help to prevent slipping.
Use a Waterproof SealerSealing your deck will not only help protect the deck from damage, but it may allow for better traction and less chance of slipping.
No Running Around the PoolEven though a good power wash or sealer will decrease your chances of slipping around the pool, a wet deck can still be dangerous and you should be cautious when moving around.
Install a FenceInstalling a fence on your pool deck will not only prevent unwanted guests from getting in, but it will also create a barrier keeping unsupervised children from getting too close to the pool.
Keep a First Aid Kit NearbyUnfortunately accidents can happen, even if you follow all of the necessary safety precautions. Keeping a first aid kit handy will allow you to be better prepared for any slips, falls, or injuries that may occur.
While you are enjoying the summer months, remember, a safe deck is a fun deck and we're here to make sure you have the best deck around. We know designing the perfect deck or picking the right fence can be quite a challenge, so whether you're just looking to get a free quote or ready to book your next service, feel free to contact us with any questions.
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|Annie's Parlour
With friends visiting for the weekend, I had a plethora of options for a tastebud tour. I opted for diner and dives instead of high brow cuisine. Dinkytown and Uptown offer so many delicious dining destinations. This weekend seemed to kick start fall (yay!) and therefor called for fattening foods. How could we turn down these greasy spoons both abundant in cholesterol and character? Yum.
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Bay Village resident organizes cancer benefit in honor of wife
Bay Village resident Greg Gogul was married only 10 months to his 28-year-old wife when they discovered she had stage 3 ovarian cancer. The next few months were filled with doctor appointments, chemotherapy and many hospital visits. After a seven-month struggle, Jess Boskocevic Gogul died.
Within weeks of her death Gogul decided to do something in her honor and Sept. 17's inaugural Run for Jess/girlpARTs fest in Cahoon Memorial Park in Bay Village is it. "Neither my wife nor myself knew anything about this silent killer. The idea behind this run and arts festival is to create awareness of the disease which has subtle symptoms that many women need to know about. If I can save one life from ovarian cancer it will all be worth it."
The 5K Run for Jess begins at 11 a.m. in Cahoon Memorial Park West, followed by a music and arts fest from noon to 7 p.m. Race registration is $20.
The day-long event uses arts to raise awareness of gynecologic cancers and features three bands, visual artists, food trucks, children's activities and more. The festival is suitable for all ages; general admission is $20 ($25 at the door). Tickets for children ages 5 to 12 are $10; children under 5 admitted free. VIP tickets are $50 and include a VIP pass to mingle with the bands, private catering and the best seat in the house!
Tickets are available online at normaleah.org.
Local bands performing include The Ice Cream Truckers, Carlos Jones and the Plus Band, Natural Wonder (Stevie Wonder tribute band) and a possible appearance by Caly Bevier – a teen ovarian cancer survivor who is a finalist in the "America's Got Talent" competition.
Various food trucks will be on hand as well as local artists showcasing and selling their unique creations. Jennifer Coken, a native of Cleveland Heights will host a book signing for her recently released book about her mother's battle with ovarian cancer, "When I Die, Take My Panties." There will also be a survivor recognition ceremony for all cancer survivors.
Gogul and his sister-in-law, Melissa Boskocevic, connected with the NormaLeah Ovarian Cancer Initiative, which was founded by a Youngstown native, to present the event. Ovarian cancer is the most lethal gynecologic cancer because the symptoms are vague and there is no reliable screening test.


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Selling a home can be an emotional and stressful decision. You as the seller are selling your home and a buyer is looking to buy a house which someday will become their home. Often there are issues that arise after the contract is signed that results in delays.
We can help you avoid these situations and try to resolve many of the common issues that cause unnecessary delay when selling your home.


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Very Large Art embroidery hanging from Chichicastenango, NEW
These panels are made in the Quiche Maya market town of Chichicastenango, located in Guatemala's southern highlands. They are all embroidered by hand on multiple cotton comercial cloth panels; these small panels are then sewn together to get the larger hanging. Each is unique.
This particular hanging measures approximately 98 inches tall and 74 inches wide, but is slightly irregular in shape. It is however perfectly rectangular -- the distortion is due to the angle of the photo. It was assembled from 36 individual panels. It is new and in very good and clean condition. After the image of the entire hanging, there follows selected shots of individual panels. This would make a wonderful bed cove for a child's room (be aware, however, that the back of the hanging is not finished, that there are some loose threads) or a large wall hanging.


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Charities are being invited to put forward their best new fundraising talent for the Fundraisers: The New Generation awards, which will identify those people who have the potential to become the next generation of great fundraisers.
The awards have been established by Third Sector to recognise the best up-and-coming fundraisers in the voluntary sector who might become the great fundraisers and leaders in the fundraising profession over the next 10 years.
The awards are free to enter and are open to fundraisers at all levels, but they must have worked in the fundraising sector for less than three years. There is no upper age limit.
Applications from fundraisers who work for agencies are also welcome.
Fundraisers can apply by submitting entries of up to 500 words setting out why they chose to join the profession, what they consider their proudest moment, how they have contributed to the success of their team or clients, and what they want to achieve in the next five years.
Applicants are also being encouraged to submit videos of no more than 90 seconds about themselves, which might include contributions from their managers, colleagues or even beneficiaries. The video is optional.
Andy Hillier, editor of Third Sector, said: "We know the fundraising sector is full of talented people who give their all every day to raise money for good causes.
"At a time when fundraisers have been under scrutiny like never before, we want to celebrate the people who have the potential to be the best fundraisers and the future leaders of the sector and give them the recognition they richly deserve."
The deadline for applications is 28 March and the winners will be announced at a reception in central London on 22 May. Click here to apply.


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*Easy to use. Just freeze overnight and ready whenever your pet is
*Can be used on any pet bed
*Designed for both Indoor and outdoor use
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I tell myself to be confident, to accept and love who I am and how I look, that even if I'm not beautiful by anyone else's standards, I can be by mine.
But some days, when I look in the mirror, I feel so, so ugly, the blemishes on my skin like flashing neon signs against a plain background. I feel too ashamed to step out of the house to let the public see me, judge me, use me to make themselves feel better.
As much as I like to believe no one is going to bother looking at me for more than two seconds, what if, what if they do?
"jesus she should have put on make-up"
"thank goodness I wasn't born with that kind of skin"
"is she allergic to something in the air"
Noise in other people's heads. Noise in my own head.
Why do I look this way? "Ugly." I don't want to look this way.
But it's okay to look this way.
Why do I think this way? "I'm ugly." I don't want to think this way.
And it's okay to think this way.
Because I'll think another way another day. Tomorrow I'll be beautiful.


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Lonnie Collins Motion has had some tough breaks in his young life. When he discovers a passion for writing poetry, he finds a way to express his feelings about the foster system, his friends, and his school, while sharing his unique perspective on the world. Lyrically weaving together Lonnie's past and present life, this poignant story reveals one boy's journey of hope from tragedy to a brighter future.
Performance runtime is approximately 90 minutes, including intermission. Suggested for families with young people ages 9 - 17+


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It is with deep sorrow that the Malvern Fire Company announces the passing of Life Member, Charles E. Thomas, 80, on February 26, 2018. Charlie joined Malvern in 1953 and held various positions with the Company over the past 65 years, Fire Fighter, Fire Police, Engineer, Deputy Chief Engineer, Ambulance Chairman, and Trustee. Charlie also served the Malvern Community as a Police Officer with the Malvern Police Department. After joining Malvern, Charlie served his country in the United States Air Force from 1955-1959.
Charlie is preceded in death by his loving wife, Betty. She also was a Life Member of the Company serving as an Officer of the Ladies Auxiliary and Company Treasurer. This family's dedication to serving the community is a true testament of what volunteering is all about, and continues to live on in Beth, Bill, Jessica, and Samantha.
Relatives and friends are invited to his Viewing on Friday, March 9th, from 6:00-8:00pm at Mauger-Givnish Funeral Home, 24 Monument Ave, Malvern, PA and on Saturday, March 10th, from 10:00-11:00am at Great Valley Presbyterian Church, 2025 Swedesford Rd, Malvern, PA. Charlie's Life Celebration will follow at 11:00am at Great Valley Presbyterian Church. Interment will be at Great Valley Presbyterian Cemetery.


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The Kahr P series is a product line of double action only (DAO) hammerless, striker-fired, short recoil operated, semi-automatic pistols manufactured by Kahr Arms.The target market for the P line is the civilian concealed carry firearms market, as well as being intended as backup weapons for law enforcement officers.
When the first Kahr pistols appeared on the market in 1994 they were constructed entirely of carbon steel. Early Kahr models such as the K9 were praised as well-made and solidly constructed, but criticized for their excessive weight, which is a disadvantage in a weapon intended for concealed carry. Kahr attempted to address these concerns by introducing a line of polymer framed models.
The Kahr P45 chambered in .45 ACP comes in two different styles; all matte black or black frame with a stainless slide. Both styles come standard with drift adjustable, white bar-dot combat sights but can also be purchased with drift adjustable tritium night sights.


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Valley of the Waters picnic area
Blue Mountains National Park
A great family day trip, Valley of the Waters picnic area boasts scenic views, lookouts, walking, waterfalls, and accessible facilities in Blue Mountains National Park.
- Type
- Picnic areas
- Where
- Blue Mountains National Park
- Price
- Free
- Please note
If you're bushwalking in this park, it's a good idea to bring a topographic map and compass, or a GPS.
Valley of the Waters picnic area, just near Conservation Hut in Blue Mountains National Park, is a fabulous picnicking spot for family and friends wanting an extra helping of scenic views with their lunch. With plenty of active options and nearby wheelchair-accessible facilities, it's a no-fuss day trip that all the family will love.
You might be serenaded by bellbirds as you unroll the picnic rug among the scribbly gums. If you're feeling energetic, there's the heart-pumping Wentworth Pass loop walking track. However, if a leisurely stroll is more your style, walk along the cliff top to Wentworth Falls lookout for sensational waterfall views.
After an afternoon of exploring the enchanting falls of Valley of the Waters, you might be tempted to round up the gang for a delicious Devonshire tea at the 'Hut'.
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Conservation program:
Bush Trackers
Bush Trackers was created to encourage children to engage with the environment in and around the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage area. This program highlights the natural and cultural splendour of the greater Blue Mountains through education initiatives and bushwalks.
Operated by
- Blue Mountains Heritage Centre
- 9am to 4.30pm daily. Closed Christmas Day.
- 02 4787 8877
- firstname.lastname@example.com
- End of Govetts Leap Road, Blackheath NSW 2785
Park info
- in Blue Mountains National Park in the Sydney and surrounds and Country NSW regions
Blue Mountains National Park is always open but may have to close at times due to poor weather or fire danger. Some parts of the park close overnight; details are provided for specific attractions.
Park entry fees:
$8 per vehicle per day applies only at attractions in the Glenbrook area.Buy an annual pass.
- Blue Mountains Heritage Centre
02 4787 8877
Contact hours: 9am to 4.30pm daily. Closed Christmas Day.
- End of Govetts Leap Road, Blackheath NSW 2785
- Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
- Blue Mountains Heritage Centre
- Glenbrook office
02 4720 6200 Infoline
Contact hours: Entry station is only open on weekends, public holidays and school holidays.
- Blue Mountains National Park, Bruce Road, Glenbrook NSW 2773
- Email: email@example.com
- Glenbrook office
- Richmond office
02 4588 2400
Contact hours: Monday to Friday , 9.30am to 4pm.
- Bowmans Cottage, 370 Windsor Street, Richmond NSW 2753
- Email: email@example.com
- Richmond office
- Oberon office
02 6336 1972
Contact hours: Monday to Friday, 9am to 4.30pm.
- 38 Ross Street, Oberon NSW 2787
- Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
- Oberon office
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- Cycling (10)
- Historic heritage (8)
- Picnics and barbecues (9)
- Road trips and car/bus tours (4)
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- Swimming (1)
- Visitor centres (1)
- Walking (35)
- Waterfalls (28)
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The art of gleaning forbidden fruit
Hanging over the fences and laneways of your nearest city are ample opportunities for repurposed snacks. Botanist and director of the Melbourne Royal Botanic Gardens, Professor Tim Entwisle, walks the back streets of inner-city Melbourne with horticulturalist Annie Raser-Rowland finding out about the resourceful means of feeding oneself known as feral fruit. From fejoas and figs to walnuts, figs and herbs, there are treats to be found.
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- Annie Raser-Rowland
- Horticulturalist and fallen fruit gleaner
- Title
- The Weed Forager's Handbook: A Guide to Edible and Medicinal Weeds in Australia
- Author
- Adam Grubb and Annie Raser-Rowland
- Publisher
- Hyland House
Further Information
- Interviewer
- Professor Tim Entwisle


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It's that time of the week that we try to find a few nice runs to throw in the Blackbook!
EPIC TERRA– Stays in the book with a dominant win over his pet trip. Good horse.
RARE RUBY– Has promised a bit and won an easy class 1 at the S-C. Can go through the grades this time in.
TOYDINI– Huge win at Newcastle and can put a couple more together.
BAY STAR– In top yard and won't be a maiden for much longer.
ANNA LIZZIE– Good mare on the rise!
LEVIOSA– Just think she will be better for the run and a win is not far away.
Newcastle is again the focus today. Unfortunately we missed the last leg leg of yesterday's Quadrella, here is the QUADRELLA for today:
3,4,9,10 —- 3,6,7,12,13 —- 6,9,10,11 —- 3,4,6


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International Women's Day is on 8 March.
It's a cause with a long history - 2017 will mark the 106th anniversary - and a long-overdue desire: gender equality.
Celebrated since 1911, International Women's Day continues to provide a global focus for improving the economic, political and social futures of women.
The theme of this year's International Women's Day is #BeBoldForChange, and calls on men and women to help forge a better working world; a more inclusive, gender equal world.
The World Economic Forum predicts the gender gap won't close entirely until 2186. That's clearly too long to wait and there are plenty of opportunities for you to help hasten the reality of gender parity.
You might also like: Women in the firing line
To find out more go to internationalwomensday.com


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Cuddl'Up was born after a night spent waiting desperately for a waiter to take our order in a small restaurant. All around us, customers were waiting on their smartphones ...
What's more desperate than losing customers for lack of organization, availability, information and personalized offers? This ultra negative customer experience was the inspiration of our philosophy: Putting digital technologies to the test Service of the restaurant owners to enable them to:
To adapt to the new expectations and uses of customers, always more connected, always more hurried, always more demanding ... The challenge is size for restaurant owners, with a real impact on their sales!
This challenge, we have nailed it!
By offering you a technological and economic approach that allows owners to develop both your customer experience and your turnover!
We design, with and for the restorers, business solutions:
This solution is dedicated to the foodservices and the self-employed and catering chains who wish to:
Cuddl'Up solution is provided at no risks :
no investments and no subscriptions!


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The Laser Welder appears as a large, yellow, metallic gun-shaped device with two canisters on its right side, a pink-pulsating core in the center of the barrel, and a three-pointed rotating piece at the front.
OverviewUnlike default tools such as the mop or sniffer, the Laser Welder is not given to the player at the start of a level. It can instead be found left on the ground in various parts of levels, similar to the Shovel or Broom. Also like those secondary tools, the Laser Welder can only be utilized by first picking up the tool with the hands selected. It is deactivated either by swapping to a default tool (hands, Mop, Sniffer, PDA) or by picking up another non-default tool such as the Shovel or Broom. Switching tools will cause the Laser Welder to be thrown a fair distance away in the direction the player is facing, instead of simply being dropped as with other objects.
While holding the Laser Welder, using the primary trigger (left-click by default) causes it to emit a powerful pink and orange beam from the rotating barrel at its front. This beam pushes and eventually incinerates any objects in its path. Sparks, smoke, and a bright red/orange can be seen emanating from where the beam impacted the wall or object. The secondary trigger (right-click by default) has no effect on the device.
Like other objects found in levels, the Laser Welder can be brought to the Office via the Janitor's Trunk, however in this particular case the player will incur a penalty to their score for "stealing" company property.
Bullet HolesBullet holes come in three variations: metal bullet holes, which appear as small, rippled dents with holes in the center; cracked bullet holes on other materials such as glass or stone, which simply appear as several cracks surrounding a dark hole; and a custom variation created by the laser welder added in version 0.48 (see Overheating). Prior to version 0.48, the laser welder could only create metal bullet holes, regardless of the material fired upon. The laser welder now creates a separate type of bullet hole, appearing as a deformed, slightly melted area, as seen to the right.
Bullet holes may take different amounts of time to be removed with the laser welder depending on the level and the manner in which they were created. If the bullet hole was created by the laser welder itself, it may take several seconds to remove. However, if the bullet hole was present when starting the level, it may be removed in only one or two seconds (however this does not apply to all levels). Firing the laser welder on or near a bullet hole will cause the hole to glow orange for a few seconds before fading back to its normal state. To completely remove the bullet hole, the player must fire the laser welder directly onto the hole for several seconds until it completely disappears. It is interesting to note that if the player looks away from a glowing bullet hole for any amount of time and then looks back, it will still be glowing the same amount as it was before the player looked away.
Lightning Scars
Lightning scars appear as glowing blue "tears" on a surface such as a wall or floor. They can be found in multiple varieties of shapes and sizes, sometimes overlapping one another. Multiple lightning scars may appear to look like one large scar. Lightning scars are removed in a similar way to bullet holes, but unlike bullet holes, the player can better note the "progress" of their welding by the lightning scar changing color. It glows bright orange when fired at, like bullet holes, but the orange color lasts much longer, and the blue color begins to fade in stages. It may take several firings, roughly the same as fixing three or four bullet holes, to completely remove a single lightning scar.
Acid Burns
Acid burns can appear in Uprinsing, caused by vials of acid that are broken on unpainted surfaces, or acid splats that are left on surfaces too long. They may appear as faint dark marks, or as deep burns that are similar to the marks an overheated welder causes.
Other UsesFiring at nearly any item with the laser welder for long enough will eventually cause the item to become incinerated. This applies to both organic and inorganic objects. The player may take advantage of this to partly incinerate large body parts or other debris that may be located too far from an incinerator. Firing at organic objects such as viscera and bodies will produce black and red crisps/chunks of varying sizes, relative to the size of the item fired at. These objects will not create any kind of mess when dropped or otherwise moved.
If an inorganic object is fired at, it instead leaves a pile of melted solid with a small patch of soot underneath. The size, shape, and colour of this solid depends on the original object. The time it takes to incinerate or melt an inorganic item varies relative to the size and type of object. Paper trash can be fully destroyed with one short burst from the laser welder, while large metal objects may require several prolonged direct hits. Generally, objects that should not be incinerated or removed from the level (such as crates and barrels) will take longer to incinerate with the welder, and will produce larger melted-waste piles to discourage the player from attempting this. It should be noted that firing the welder at a barrel with a flame icon will cause the barrel to explode and create a very large amount of soot instead of simply being reduced to a melted pile.
Any object, including burnt organic matter and melted solids, can be further incinerated with the Laser Welder, until it disappears and is replaced with a small pile of soot.
If the laser welder is fired for long time periods, the barrel will become overheated and glow a bright pink/orange as a result. If the player does not stop firing when this happens, the laser will begin to shoot out 1-3 small fireballs that move across the floor and walls, traveling away from the laser's point of contact in a random pattern, leaving long trails of soot behind them (sometimes in inconvenient areas only accessible by using the J-HARM). The moving fireballs can be prematurely extinguished by using the mop on them, stopping them from creating more soot trails. The overheated laser will also create a new bullet hole at the point of contact. Because of this it is recommended that the laser welder be fired in short, successive bursts instead of a continuous manner.
It is important to note that the laser welder actually has a maximum range of about 6 to 7 meters (20 to 25 feet). When the target of the laser welder is outside of this range, the beam will simply stop in mid-air and produce no sparks or smoke, as the beam is not actually touching any object. However, the laser welder can still overheat and produce soot if fired for too long. No bullet holes will be created outside of the laser welder's range, such as on high-ceilings. Firing the laser welder into areas outside of the device's range can be useful for illuminating dark areas for short periods of time without the use of a lantern or similar object.
If the player incinerates the laser welder or steals it via the Janitor's Trunk, an angry message will be found in the Office after punching out.
- However, in the event that the player transports a laser welder from the Office to a level via the Janitor's Trunk, the developers stated, "If the level didn't have it at the start, then the presence of a welder or the destruction of countless welders during play will have no effect once you punch-out."
Firing the laser welder at a fellow janitor in multiplayer mode will kill said player.
The fireballs caused by overheating will sometimes incinerate objects they come in contact with.
The original viewmodel of the Laser Welder was slightly different, and emitted a different-looking beam.
A vendor has a small chance of dispensing an advertisement for the Laser Welder. According to the advertisement, the Laser Welder's model name is the "R2 High Energy Plasma Laser Welder", manufactured by Black Wheel Industrial Sanitation Inc. The advertisement reads as follows:
- "Black Wheel Industrial Sanitation Inc.
- High Energy Plasma Laser Welder
- Troublesome bullet holes? Stubborn welding jobs?
- You need the new R2 High Energy Plasma Laser Welder!
- Melts surface damage back into shape in mere moments!
- Strong enough to turn anything into sludge within seconds, the R2 is no play thing, but it sure is fun to use!"


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All Rogare's reports and outputs can be downloaded here:
Review of fundraising ethics:
White paper – Rights stuff: Fundraising's ethics gap and a new normative theory of fundraising v1.1, by Ian MacQuillin.
Green paper – Less than my job's worth: Is fundraising a profession and does it matter if it isn't?, by Ian MacQuillin.
Green paper (beneficiary framing) – Positive and negative feedback: What does existing academic research tell us about whether positive or negative framing raises more money?, by Ruth Smyth and Ian MacQuillin.
Relationship fundraising
Relationship fundraising: where do we go from here?
Vol 1: Review of theory from relationship marketing, by Adrian Sargeant.
Vol 2: Review of theory from social psychology, by Ian MacQuillin, Adrian Sargeant and Jen Shang.
Vol 3: Trends and challenges identified by practitioners, by Ian MacQuillin.
Vol 4: Summary report, by Ian MacQuillin and Adrian Sargeant.
Barriers to relationship fundraising.
National reports
Canada – 2018
Italy – 2018
Critical fundraising
Rogare's Theory of Change, by Ian MacQuillin and Amanda Shepard (Rogare International Advisory Panel).
A practical guide for critical thinking in fundraising, by Cherian Koshy and Ashley Belanger (both Rogare International Advisory Panel).
'This is a Fundraising Office' manifesto.
Consultation responses
Fundraising Regulator (UK): Code of practice, April 2017.
House of Lords (UK): Select committee on charities, September 2016.
The Fundraising Regulator (UK): Fundraising Preference Service, March 2016.
Charity Commission (UK): revisions to CC20 – fundraising guide for trustees, February 2016.
NCVO (UK): Etherington review of self-regulation, July 2015.


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- Remember, the engines don't tell you anything, they like secrets
- Try things and if it doesn't work, go back
- Try one thing at once
- there are no short cuts to long term high search engine rankings
- There are no magic bullets and results do not happen over night
So where to begin "Write good content"
if you want to be found on the web write good content. Even if your site is technically perfect for search engines, it won't do you any good unless you also fill it with good content. This why websites with all of the content embeded within a single .swf files while ever so glamourous and beautiful tend not to rank well in the search engines.
Good content is content which is relevant to the site and needs to be unique and specific enough to appeal to people. Good content that is frequently maintained brings return visitors. Return visitors who like your content will eventually link to your site, and having lots of inbound links is great for search engine rankings, especially if those links are from highly ranked sites.
Good content that is regularly maintained is fresh content. Search engine robots will visit your site more often once they notice that you update regularly, which means that any new content you add will be indexed quicker.
Use keyword rich page titles
By including keywords in page titles you make it easier for search engines to know what each page is about, and people scanning through search results can quickly determine whether your document contains what they are looking for. The page title is also what is used to link to your site from search result listings.
what are keywords
Keywords are word that you think that people will type into a search engine to find your site.
Use html heading tags
Use the h1 – h6 elements for headings. Using graphics for headings may let you use any typeface you want, but search engines aren't going to pay much attention.
Promote Your Site
Here are a few tips for driving traffic to your site.
Register your site with search engines. Over 90 percent of Internet users search one or more of the top engines to find what they need. Make sure your business is part of the results when customers look for the products and services you offer. Manually submitting your site to search engines and directories can take countless hours every month; so try SubmitWizard, an easy-to-use search engine submission service from Network Solutions and MyComputer.com. Submit Wizard has the capability of automatically submitting your site to over 200 search engines and directories, including Google, Yahoo!, Altavista, Look Smart and Lycos. Check out http://www.searchenginewatch.com for more tips for getting the most out of search engine listings.
Put your domain name everywhere. Brochures, advertisements, business cards, and even hats, jackets, and t-shirts can be effective ways to promote your site and establish your corporate identity. Don't forget to include your domain name in press releases, too.
Advertise. Placing a banner ad on other well-trafficked sites can attract huge numbers of prospective customers-and doesn't have to cost a fortune.
SEM: Search engine marketing is where you pay for advertising on search engines such google through programs such google adwords