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The Ice Capades was a traveling ice show that ran from 1940 to 1995 that featured ex-Olympian skaters, elaborate set-pieces/themes, and costumes that could have been featured in a 1930s Hollywood musical. The Capades had its roots in vaudeville theater, and many early acts included comedians, jugglers, barrel jumpers, magicians, and other such entertainers. There were several 1940s motion pictures inspired by the show including Ice Capades and Ice Capades Revue, and although they were critically panned, served as glitzy escapism for a public ensnared in war. Former Olympian Dorothy Hamill bought the show in 1993 for 10 million dollars, and then sold it to (of all people) Pat Robertson in 1995. Not surprisingly, Robertson managed to run it into the ground in record time, and the show was bankrupt later that year. There have been attempts to revive the show, but they have failed to get traction.
The Ice Capades came to the Assembly Hall in Champaign, Illinois when I was 6 years old, and I was in attendance with my best friend Kari and my mother. I saved my souvenir program, and looking at it now transports me back to that winter night so long ago. I was not exactly an ice skating fanatic, but I was very impressed with the glitz and glamour of the costumes like these:
This is the program's front cover. These skaters were from the "Viva Vegas Viva" number. They should have just called it "I am a Vegas Showgirl!" They were rocking some serious plumage.
"Hello World Hello" was their Broadway/New York themed number.
"A Slice of Apple Pie"….some generic patriotic number. Even as a kid I thought these costumes were atrocious.
"That's Jazz" featured eye-searing hot pink costumes and Stargate-sized tambourine gates. In retrospect, this seems very goofy…however, when you're a 6 year old from a town with no stop lights or a grocery store, it suddenly becomes very impressive.
"Flight to Kismet" was their 1001 Arabian Nights themed act. I do not remember why there was a scantily-clad woman in a giant snow globe, but I do remember her swimming around inside of the globe. I was very impressed with her ability to hold her breath.
Aside from the spectacular larger themed numbers, there were about a dozen single/pair skaters who executed more of a traditional Olympic-style routine. Jean-Pierre Romano was my favorite of this bunch, cuz he dressed like a 50s greaser, and hammed it up for the crowd. I think this was the first time I ever saw a wallet chain, too.
But all of these numbers paled in comparison to the main attraction (in my mind anyway) — THE SMURFS. I don't really remember what happened during "Smurfs Alive!" but Gargamel was there and he freaked me out.
I do remember it being a little hard to distinguish which Smurf was which from a distance.
After the Ice Capades show, I had Kari over to my house for a sleepover. It was during this time that she swore to me that she had a friend who lived in her closet named Mister Donut. Mister Donut was, of course, a walking, talking anthropomorphic donut, complete with chocolate frosting and googly eyes. She was so convincing, and I was the type of kid who wanted to believe that I could have a mysterious donut friend as well, so I believed her. Boy, was I disappointed when I finally visited her house and she admitted she had lied. But I loved her nonetheless. And I'm very glad she humored me and went with me to the Ice Capades.


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The Wedding Dresser can style any venue from marquees, hotels and country houses, to churches, village halls, theme parks and even your favourite pub! If you are considering a local venue and would like advice on different styles we would be happy to help. For a little inspiration have a look at some of our recent venues:
Boughton House
The Bridge Hotel, Thrapston
The Courtyard Hotel, Stanwick
Rushton Hall, Kettering
The Talbot Hotel, Oundle
Barnsdale Lodge, Rutland
Samuel Pepys Country Pub, Slipton
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Cohuna is a popular destination for people wanting to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life.
Situated on the banks of the Gunbower Creek and near the Gunbower Island State Forest, the town is popular for its water sports, bushwalks, wetlands, wild flowers and native birds.
Gunbower Island is Australia's largest inland island with a water frontage of 130 kilometres making it an ideal spot for camping, picnics, fishing, boating and bushwalking.
But look a little deeper and you will realise much of Cohuna's success revolves around the dairy industry.
The picturesque town, 10 minutes south of the Murray River between Kerang and Echuca in northern Victoria, is surrounded by dairy farms which enjoy the fruits of a successful irrigation system.
Cohuna's history dates back to the 1870s. Originally known as Mologa, the town's name was changed to Cohuna in 1876 and later Cullen in 1884, before reverting to Cohuna in 1887.
The dairy industry was a mainstay of the region from the beginning. The town was served by a butter factory built around 1910; the building was later transformed into an antiques museum.
Today, the town is an active and vibrant modern community where people look out for each other. The Cohuna water tower – with the town's name prominently written on top – acts as a beacon for miles around.
Despite downturns, droughts and floods, Cohuna has a busy and successful shopping precinct with the majority of businesses relying on the dairy industry. Shopping locally is strongly encouraged by a community that thrives on inclusion.
Farmer's markets, film and comedy festivals, and the annual Big Cohuna Festival – which includes visits to dairy farms - bring people together, and when times are tough the strength of the community really comes to the fore.
Volunteers contribute to all aspects of life, supporting a local information centre, art gallery, health care and sporting clubs.
Over the past year, during some extremely difficult times for the industry, farmers looked out for their neighbours' wellbeing and mental health through a range of supporting partnerships. These included dairy and mental health information sessions, and lunches for farmers and men's breakfasts.
When dairy farmers needed help, the community was there to offer support, supplying 350 hampers to all farmers within the Gannawarra Shire.
The region's connection to farming was well illustrated by the 'Show Some #dairyLove' Facebook page, created by local resident Dianne Bowles. The page, with more than 12,000 followers, allows farmers to freely share photos, seek advice and voice their concerns.
As the crowned 2017 LEGENDAIRY Capital of the Murray region, a local artist will be commissioned to paint a mural depicting Cohuna's dairying heritage. It will be placed in The Walkway, a community meeting area developed by the Men's Shed and the Cohuna Victorian Women's On Farms Gathering Committee.
In addition, a Cohuna Secondary College student will receive an award designed to encourage young people to consider dairy farming and associated industry services as a career.
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This might sound a bit hokey to you, but I believe it to be true.
When you do something good for yourself online, you often benefit others as well.
In this online world, most business owners have a sense they should be doing "more" online. They know they should be posting in social media, writing articles, blogging - doing "more". That elusive "more" is supposed to be something that benefits their business in some way. The hope for most is that their efforts will result in more readership, followers, exposure and ultimately, more business.
And yet, they don't do it.
This leads to much disappointment for everyone.
Yes. Everyone.
The reality is that if you put up a blog and ask people to read it, some people will read it. Some will even subscribe for updates. They have an expectation there will be more for them to read. Then they wait, and wait, and eventually they forget they signed up for your newsletter, blog, Facebook page etc. They are disappointed because they had an expectation you would provide them more. After all, you wouldn't have asked people to like your Facebook page if you weren't going to provide them with more value, would you? Of course not.
When you disappoint, you cause harm. You harm your brand. You harm your reputation. You tarnish or destroy the perceptions you've worked so hard to build up among your clients and your prospective clients. You make it less likely people will want to do business with you in the long run. All because you didn't do what you said you would do by choosing to set up a website, a blog, a social media account. Your inactivity in these areas can lead to inactivity in others.
The good news of course is that it's relatively easy to do something positive online. Share a great idea. Praise a client. Do something that will show you are active and engaged. When you demonstrate your engagement and dedication to your online presence, you are showing you care about yourself AND your current and prospective clients.
That's good for everyone : )


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Nankhuni was speaking on Friday January 11 2019, during a Crime Management Review Meeting.
According to the annual report compiled by Sergeant Amina Tepani Daudi, Spokesperson for Mangochi Police, in 2017 a total of 2103 criminal cases were on record while in 2018 only 1810 cases were registered.
On sexual offences, statistics show that sexual offences have trailed down the graph. For instance in 2018 only 41 cases of defilement were registered compared to 45 reported in 2017.
Nankhuni said that the reduction of sexual offences is worthy celebrating considering the prevalence of such cases in the district and the tough time police have endured to bring about the positive change.
On road accidents, in the just ended year the station has registered 223 road accidents compared to 202 which were reported in 2017 representing 0.5% increase.
In 2017, 49 people lost their lives through road accidents while in 2018 only 32 were reported dead.
In her remarks Nankhuni commended the Officers for the good team work.
"This reduction has not come on a silver platter, it is attributed to intensive and purposeful day and night patrols, Police visibility in strategic points, collection of crime intelligence, mounting of roadblocks, sweeping exercises, crime prevention and road safety awareness through the media especially community radios in the district and most importantly the good relationship with members of the public such that we have been receiving tips easily on criminal activities in the district.
"Therefore the Police wish to extend their gratitude to all stakeholders and members of the public for their support in fighting against crime in Mangochi," said Nankhuni.
Additionally, as one way of ensuring that safety and security is not compromised the Police have pledged to continue with the security measures that have so far yielded positive results in the just ending year.


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('Lullaby - for Shura' - Richard Murphy)
Before you'd given death a name
Like bear or crocodile, death came
To take your mother out one night.
But when she'd said her last good night
You cried, "I don't want you to go",
So in her arms she took you too.
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October 2015. That was the time Marty McFly traveled to the future.
And it happens to be the time we live in right now- our present.
Hey all! Here is my first entry for Timeless Thoughts. Our internet connection has been pretty bad this past week but I'm grateful that I finally got to put this up. I thought I'd talk about one of the most memorable summers of my life- the Summer of 2005. It's basically the gist of my whole childhood. Here goes:
Childhood at its finest.
I remember it vividly.


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Did I tell you we went to court alone, they had many a solicitor on their side, we had…. well, I thing I took a twix to keep me going. I didn't handle this very well, I think I spent most of the time in tears thinking of the legal bills they were running up.
OK, message to all you kids out there – want to make a mint? Study, study and study and become a solicitor. Than basically you can charge what you like for sitting on your tooty in a chair. Brilliant. Why didn't I study that hard? Whilst in the ante-room to the court, I was besieged by a woman acting for the other side, who said the only reason she had called me at 9pm was so that we were prepared for the meeting. Hmmm, 9pm, to my home, to me who hadn't done anything. Where exactly was the kindness in that act. I just failed to see it.
I started emailing anyone I could find on the internet who might help us. Again and again "we do not cover civil legal aid" except for one lady, Marie, who suddenly, like a lighthouse in a raging sea, suggested a company I might contact who might be able to help me ringfence my money.
You have to bear in mind that prior to marrying my husband, I had my own home, my own income, my own savings. These were in the process of being eroded by the decisions of my husband. Is this right? I know you marry "for richer, for poorer" but where does the line in the sand end? It looked like we were going to have to pay back sums of money, but where would the balance end?
We had to agree to a HUGE sum of money, and I mean HUGE, for the initial costs incurred by the forensic accounts. Amazingly the judge thought these costs were reasonable. You could have knocked me down with a feather. Reasonable? If you earned that amount of money in a year, you would have been considered extremely well paid. I know there were a team of accountants, but really, the amount was excessive.
The only way of paying this sum of money was for an "asset" to be liquidated. So that was one bill sorted, what about going forward? We tried (unsuccessfully) at one point to withdrawn my inheritance passed to me by my mother on her demise, but it was decided that the money in our account was so "tainted" with "stolen" sums that it was not possible to say whether these funds were clean. What really hurt was the words used "alleged" inheritance, like I'd lied about the death of my mum.


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Scott B. MacDonald is Chief Economist for Smith's Research and Gradings
With a population of twenty-four million, sandwiched between the world's second largest economy (China) and one of the planet's most successful rags-to-riches stories (the Republic of Korea), it would be easy to forget the existence of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea. A country with periodic famines, a generally moribund economy and a brutally autocratic and inward-looking government, the DPRK's latter decades should have remained a footnote to the Cold War that ended in the early 1990s. However, the country's pudgy leader, Kim Jong-un, the third in his Stalinist dynasty, keeps his country in the headlines through the development and threatened use of a growing arsenal of nuclear and ballistic weapons.
Anyone visiting the DPRK's official website is treated to an uplifting montage of stylish photos, showing regime founder Kim Il-sung (dressed in a sharp-looking Western suit and tie) surrounded by smiling and loving Koreans, colorful marching bands and happy children. Absent are any references to the country's notorious gulag system, the famine of the 1990s and periodic purges of those who have fallen out of favor and end up being publicly executed by antiaircraft guns. The most recent, in July 2016, were Hwang Min, a former agricultural minister, and Ri Yong-jin, a senior official at the education ministry. Hwang was reportedly punished for making proposals that were perceived as a direct threat to Kim's leadership, while Ri allegedly fell asleep during a meeting chaired by the country's leader. Then, of course, there was the execution in December 2013 of Kim's uncle and second-in-command, Jang Song-thaek, who was called "a traitor for all ages."
The DPRK is a regime built around the ideas of juche (self-sufficiency — except for imported luxury goods for the elite), isolation and terror. Its main objective is to maintain the ruling Kim family in power, which it has done since the late 1940s in a ruthlessly efficient fashion via the secret police, military and ruling party, the Korean Workers' Party. Founding father Kim Il-sung (the Great Leader) and his son Kim Jong-il (the Dear Leader) honed the regime into one of the world's most repressive regimes, and through very Machiavellian maneuvers played the major powers — the United States, China, Russia and Japan — off one another, leaving their country independent.
When Kim Jong-un assumed power following Kim Jong-il's death in December 2011, he inherited a country that appeared ready for change. North Korea's neighbor, China, had long urged it to embark upon gradual economic reforms, which could help it avert food-security problems and make the economy more viable. The problem was that there were deep concerns that any changes would put at risk the political system — in particular, the hold of the Kim family. Indeed, one of Kim's brothers, Kim Jong-nam, living in Macau, stated in 2011: "I personally believe that economic reforms and openness are the best ways to make life better for the North Korean people. However, taking North Korea's unique position into account, there is a fear that economic reforms and openness will lead to the collapse of the present system."
Central to the DPRK's regime survival are a large standing army just north of the thirty-eighth parallel, and a ballistic and nuclear weapons program. Indeed, Pyongyang has used its nuclear-weapons program as a bargaining chip in past negotiations with major powers, offering to open its facilities for international inspection and work within international guidelines in return for food aid. Sadly, the DPRK has only briefly lived up to its promises, only to then return to a more aggressive stance.
The Kim regime has been active in 2016, conducting tests in January and most recently in September. The latter tests were carried out to protest the decision in July by the United States to deploy the Terminal High Altitude Air Defense system to the ROK.
The logic in all of this is straightforward: a nuclear-armed DPRK cannot be ignored, nor can it be bullied by the United States, China or the ROK. Simply stated, nuclear weapons equal regime survival. According to Siegfried Hecker, a former director of the Los Alamos National Laboratory in the United States and a leading expert on North Korea's nuclear program, North Korea's claims that it had standardized a nuclear warhead for mounting on ballistic missiles, and could produce as many bombs as it wanted, had to be taken seriously. He has estimated the DPRK has stockpiled sufficient plutonium and highly enriched uranium for approximately twenty bombs by the end of the year, and has the capacity to add about seven more a year. Moreover, the regime's "ability to field an ICBM fitted with a nuclear warhead capable of reaching the United States is still a long way off—perhaps 5 to 10 years, but likely doable if the program is unconstrained."
If Pyongyang did go through with its threat to use nuclear weapons, or even long-range ballistic missiles, considerable damage could be done to surrounding countries, in particular the ROK and Japan. The use of such weapons would no doubt invite retaliation, which under the circumstances most likely mean the end of the northern regime. Consequently, the threat of a North Korean nuclear strike, while frightening to contemplate, is not likely. However, there remains a risk that the longer this regime survives and advances its nuclear and missile programs, the more dangerous it will become.
North Korea poses another threat as well: regime collapse. The DPRK is probably the most isolated state in the world, which has allowed the government to keep its population in the dark about the rest of the world. However, there are cracks in the edifice, and some information is gradually seeping into North Korea, much of it from China, just across the Yalu River. At the same time, economic conditions in North Korea remain troubling, especially in terms of ongoing vulnerability for food security. The 1990s famine, caused initially by floods and then drought, resulted in the deaths of somewhere between one and three million people. Although the regime was able to ride through this because of outside food deliveries from major powers, the country is not in a position to feed its population.
In September 2016, the food-security issue returned, due to severe flooding in the DPRK's northeast, which, according to the regime's official news source, has left "'tens of thousands' of buildings destroyed and people left homeless and 'suffering from great hardship." The Kim regime accompanied this news with an appeal to other countries for assistance. Are the 1990s about to repeat themselves?
When authoritarian regimes fall, they have a tendency to unwind quickly. Food problems were a key spark for the downfall of many autocratic regimes in North Africa and the Middle East; it could eventually be the Achilles' heel for North Korea. A sudden collapse not only raises the issue of how to deal with the humanitarian challenge of feeding over twenty million North Koreans, but who would bear the costs of Korean reunification. Current estimates range from $1 to $3 trillion, though these are broad guesses.
At the same time, a sudden DPRK collapse would change the structure of international relations in East Asia. A unified Korea forms a larger power on China's doorstep, the main reason for the U.S. military presence on the Korean Peninsula disappears and Japan most likely will have to reassess its alliance with the United States — though it is probably logical to maintain it considering the security risk Tokyo feels from China.
There is a certain less-than-satisfactory logic for the countries involved in keeping the Kim dynasty afloat. Although the regime is odious in its treatment of its own population, and its nuclear saber-rattling is unsettling, its collapse would take the region's international relations to a very different landscape, with considerable uncertainty. That stated, the DPRK at some point will most likely collapse. It is difficult to see a managed transition of power to a more open political system with the current set of North Korean actors. This leaves one major option: at some point there will be a coup or spontaneous upheaval. To be successful, regime change must come from within, which for the foreseeable future provides more time for the Kim dynasty. But change is eventually coming, which keeps this corner of East Asia a potential flash point.


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I think I have it.
The Desgrandschamps monoplan from 1923 which took part at the "Premier concours d'avion a petite puissance".
I think I have it.
The Desgrandschamps monoplan from 1923 which took part at the "Premier concours d'avion a petite puissance".
It is the elusive Desgrandschamps from the Vauville event. Thumbs up! ( On my phone so no icons available).
Over to Robert-
And a nod to Mike for sniffing out the event.
It was indeed Mikes' proposal that put me on the right track, so thanks from me as well.
What do we have here?
Whilst I thank you for the kind sentiments, according to http://claudel.dopp.free.fr/Les_plan...3_machines.htm the Desgrandschamps didn't participate at Vauville!
Mike, maybe the Desgrandschamps was registered for the concours but didn't participate for some unknown reason.
In an article in "L'Ailes" it is in the list of participants.
Well, chaps, if you haven't learnt by now that French aviation is a minefield into which only the very brave enter........
Good morning, Carlo.
It is indeed the Agusta.
Awaiting a new Tuscanian mystery ...
This is a rather common item but scarce to discover it on the net that's why I left all details intact (sorry for the hazy pic) .
Is it just me or is there anybody else who can't see Carlo's latest mystery in that link but only some gifs?
it just goes to "404" I can't see it either
I'd assumed it to be a stealth bomber!
Well, I got the bomber bit right!
I thought I had a good one that I recently found. Then checked it had been used before. Checked this didn't turn up. Sorry about the quality.
This company is best known for a nifty post-war twin boom pusher...
It's the Trella T-101 Speedster, X6775
Obviously from Eastern Europe, but not from Asia. Built since 2002.


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I like the feeling you put in to this. Your project that well…after only watching this I would say that is a strong point of yours musically. Might be good to expand on that.
Great song! Your voice definitely fits this song. One of my all time favorites
Tony – nice job. Be sure to sit up (or stand up) to allow better support for your voice, as there is some vocal strain evident during high parts – which leads to pitch issues and vocal damage over time. You have a great Rod Stewart sound that goes well with the song !! As long as that is your natural sound (and you are not pushing your voice to sound like today's popular vocalists) some added support will put the icing on the cake…
Hi Tony,
I've always loved this song. It's a tough one to sing. You do a pretty good job of making it your own but it sounds slightly out of your vocal range. Try detuning it so that the song fits you vs. the other way around. Either way you've got a good vibe and you emote well. Thanks for sharing brother!


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(A) Each of the following shall annually provide a written notice to each of its developmental disabilities employees explaining the conduct for which a developmental disabilities employee may be included in the registry established under section 5123.52 of the Revised Code:
(1) The department of developmental disabilities;
(2) Each county board of developmental disabilities;
(3) Each provider and subcontractor, as defined in section 5123.081 of the Revised Code;
(4) Each owner, operator, or administrator of a residential facility, as defined in section 5123.19 of the Revised Code;
(5) Each owner, operator, or administrator of a program certified by the department to provide supported living.
(B) The department of developmental disabilities or a county board of developmental disabilities shall provide the notice required by division (A) of this section to a developmental disabilities employee who is an independent provider, as defined in section 5123.16 of the Revised Code.
(C) The notice described in division (A) of this section shall be in a form and provided in a manner prescribed by the department of developmental disabilities. The form shall be the same for all persons and entities required to provide notice under division (A) of this section.
(D) The fact that a developmental disabilities employee does not receive the notice required by this section does not exempt the employee from inclusion in the registry established under section 5123.52 of the Revised Code.
Amended by 131st General Assembly File No. TBD, HB 158, §1, eff. 10/12/2016.
Amended by 129th General AssemblyFile No.127, HB 487, §101.01, eff. 1/1/2013.
Amended by 128th General Assemblych.127, SB 79, §1, eff. 10/6/2009.
Effective Date: 01-30-2004 .


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Friday, February 3, 2012
Bee Blocks and an Observation
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This is the site of a good friend of mine. I have two other friends who use this recipe in their high effeciency washers.ReplyDelete
I think you should get a prize - the blocks look great!ReplyDelete
Love the blocks, especially the solids one.ReplyDelete
I second Janine. Now you have 2 nominations for a prize - who`s going to give it to you? Lovely blocks and the same tin less product thing is highly irritating!ReplyDelete
love those blocks! i've been eyeing the boxed in one lately...ReplyDelete
we do our own detergents (and most of our other cleaning products as well). i posted recipes and such here http://imaginegnats.blogspot.com/2011/10/homemade-cleaning-supplies.html
I should think you do deserve a prize! Now we just need a magical prize-awarding committee...ReplyDelete
That does make me irritated! (the shrinking-item-but-growing-price and the sneakadoodle-embiggening-of-the-detergent-cup-thingoo) I'm glad my laundry machine has its own line thingy in the whatsit where you put in the detergent. I think I need brain food; I'm using an awful lot of nonwords.
They try all sorts of tricks, don't they?ReplyDelete
The one I can think of now is cordial (I don't know what you call it - a concentrated drink to which water is added). They have made it even more concentrated so one only has to use a tiny amount (which is good) but kids will be kids and will make it the same as they always did and will become addicted to the sweeter version and mums will end up buying more!
I love the blocks, and am jealous you are done for the month - I love getting mine done as early as possible , but have failed this month!ReplyDelete
As for the detergent making - I have visions of a house full of bubbles!!
I've just delved into making my own laundry detergent recently. I followed the link in the first comment here and those are the same ingredients I use except that the recipe I used has you keep everything in its dry form. The bar soap get grated and mixed in with the other two dry ingredients. So far I think it works fine, at least I haven't noticed anything to tell me otherwise. I do put the mix right in the drum with the clothes though, I found when I put it in the little "drawer" dispenser thing, it wouldn't all go through. I only use about 1Tbsp per load.ReplyDelete
Good luck!!
Oh, and the bee blocks look great!
Hmph, think you should be steering clear of voodoo dolls whilst the rest of us curse you for being done so early in the month lol One of mine hasn't even sent anything out yet!ReplyDelete
I get my washing stuff in gel caplets, and they stay the same size...
Hey! You got Alix's block done & I don't even have my fabric yet! hmmmm. Looks good though! Sorry, there's probably no way I'll be making my own detergent... ;-/ Good luck with a solution that works for you tho! Weird about the cap sizes!ReplyDelete
Lovely blocks! I hate that about product sizing. My ice cream containers keep shrinking and we all know how critical ice cream is!ReplyDelete
We use that brand of detergent and my husband just noticed & pointed out the exact same thing about the cup!ReplyDelete
I love your blocks! I buy a detergent made with tea tree oil, and it is gentle but effective. Please share if you find a good home made solution.ReplyDelete
You absolutely get a prize! Your blocks look great! And I have noticed that about the cup size too - we use that same detergent. It's so irritating - I mean, do they think we won't notice??? But in the end, I keep buying it too. Along a similar line, is when Target has their special price markdown, and you lift the tag, and the markdown is the same price as it regularly is. I never buy it if they do that!ReplyDelete
I like the triangle made with the print fabric. I don't see wonkiness. Ok the detergent thing - I would rather the company just raise the price and not act like we are stupid.
Your blocks look great! I have been meaning to make my own detergent but always forget to buy the supplies. A friend of mine makes hers using Dr Bonner's as one of the ingredients but I forget what else she puts in.ReplyDelete
Let us know if you give it a try.


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Heart hope from bear chemical2nd August 2011
Researchers have said that a chemical found in bear bile could be used to treat people with heart problems.
Scientists from Imperial College in London have carried out a study which found the compound Ursodeoxycholic acid (UDCA) may be able to prevent cardiac arrhythmia in unborn children and in people who have suffered heart attacks.
The study was funded by the Wellcome Trust, the Swiss National Science Foundation, the Imperial Comprehensive Biomedical Research Centre and Action Medical Research.
The chemical is already in use as a method to dissolve gallstones and is also used to decrease cholesterol in the body.
The compound is able to alter the electrical transmissions of myofibroblast cells, which can be found in foetal hearts and in people who have had a heart attack.
Dr Julia Gorelik, the study's senior author said: "These findings are exciting. Our results from the lab suggest that UDCA could help the heart muscle conduct electrical signals more normally."
Peter Weisssberg, medical director at the British Heart Foundation, said: "This study provides some insight into how bile acids might cause fatal rhythm disturbances in foetal hearts."
"If the same mechanism applies to adult hearts after a heart attack, this could prove to be a useful treatment to prevent serious heart rhythm disorders."
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Friday 9th September
It's time for a bit of racking to get the grape juice ready for fermentation. The grape juice has been chilling nicely in the vats for a couple of days and now we want to start fermentation. but before we do that we need to take the clear juice off the crud that has deposited at the bottom of the tank. If you don't you get what is known as a dirty ferment and we don't want one of those.
Sounds easy and it is at least for the first 5 minutes but as you get nearer the bottom of the tank the danger is that you disturb the sediment with a false manoeuvre and it clouds the clear juice. I am the queen of false manoeuvres so this is a job for Steve or Monsieur Jones who both have longer arms than me.
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I ran the 2016 Fight to the Finish with a great group of friends, and we had an absolute blast!
The weather that day was perfect for a mud run – cold and rainy! One of my favorite things about the race was seeing such a great turnout of runners and volunteers coming together to support a great cause.
The race was fun, but what was most important was supporting the children of CHOI and doing our part to make sure the Children's Hospital can continue to provide great care for kids in need. We will definitely be back again this year, ready to take on any obstacles in any weather!


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The high-powered Gallien-Krueger Neo 412 bass cabinet built to deliver silky-smooth, solid tone with less weight. This compact roadworthy, front-ported cab is loaded with 4 custom-designed, cast-frame 12" neodymium speakers. Neodymium speakers are lighter than traditional speakers, but deliver the same robust performance. Tuned for a consistent response from top to bottom, there is plenty of definition in the highs and mids, coupled with a fat low-end. The Neo 412 bass cabinet also features GK's bi-amp system; Speakon-style and 1/4" connectors; 1,200W power handling; rugged 11-ply poplar construction; Tolex covering; reinforced, interlocking corners; 16-gauge steel grille; a pair of 3" dolly wheels; and an easy-grip handlebar.
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Why the bounce?
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In the heat of the summer, there's nothing like a cold beer! Even better, there's nothing like a cold American craft beer!! This week on Beer America TV we're talking about BridgePort Brewing's Summer Squeeze. Brewed with Lemon grass and Yuzu, this "Bright Ale" is clean, crisp and leaves you with a bit of citrus […]
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The following is a recommended schedule for immunizing children. There is room for variation in the exact timing of the immunizations. In general, the dosing interval between vaccines should not be shortened, but the length of time between doses can be lengthened somewhat without compromising immunity. If you have not been following this exact schedule, you can discuss how to complete your child's immunization with any of the topic's at The Trekkers Pharmacy center.
|Hepatitis B1
|1 month
|Hepatitis B2
|2 months
|DTaP1; HIB1; PCV1
|4 months
|DTaP2; HIB2; PCV2, IPV2, RV2
|6 months
|DTaP3; HIB3; PCV3, IPV3; Hepatitis B3
|12 months
|MMR1, Varicella1
Hepatitis A 1
|15 months
|DTaP4; HIB4; PCV4
|12 – 24 months
|Consider Japanese Encephalitis vaccine
(please read details below)Hepatitis A2, 6-12mths after first dose
|24 months
|Typhoid (Typhim Vi), Meningococcal meningitis vaccine
|24 months to 36 months
|Consider Rabies Preimmunization
|4-5 Years (pre-school)
2 visits suggested to complete immunizations
|DTaP5; IPV4; MMR2; Varicella2;
Typhoid (Typhim Vi) booster
Skin test for tuberculosis (optional)
|Adolescent girls and boys (11-12 years)
|Human Papillomavirus Vaccine (HPV) given as a 3 dose series (0,2 and 6mths)Tdap booster
DTaP = Diphtheria, Tetanus and acellular Pertussis
HIB = Hemophilus Influenza type B
IPV = Inactivated Polio Vaccine
MMR = Measles, Mumps, and Rubella
PCV = Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine
RV = Rotavirus vaccine (Rotarix)
Varicella = Chicken Pox
Tdap = Tetanus, diphtheria and acellular pertussis
The three vaccines against diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis or whooping cough given together induce a better protective response in your child than each one given separately. Acellular pertussis causes less reactions than the original DTP. Please let the nurse know if your child has had a bad reaction to this vaccine.
Hepatitis A vaccine
This inactivated vaccine against hepatitis A is given as a series of 2 injections with long lasting immunity. Currently, there are no recommendations for booster injections after the primary series.
Hepatitis B vaccine
It is given at birth, one month, and six months, but can be started at any time. Hepatitis B is a potentially serious form of hepatitis that can be acquired from mother-child transmission, non-sterile needles, or sexual activity. We recommend this vaccine for all children.
Hemophilus influenza is a bacteria which can cause serious infections like meningitis or epiglottitis in children. Routine immunization has drastically decreased the incidence of these diseases. If your child did not receive this vaccine according to schedule, please discuss with a nurse how you can give it.
Influenza or the flu
Influenza vaccine is recommended annually for all persons >6months of age, particularly in children up to 5 years of age due to high risk of complications in this age group. Children 6 months through 8 years of age should have 2 doses of the flu vaccine if they are getting it for the first time.
Japanese Encephalitis vaccine
Japanese encephalitis (JE) is a viral infection of the brain, that is found in the Terai and in Kathmandu valley in the high risk months of late July to early October, that can be prevented with the vaccine. At Trekkers Pharmacy, we stock live attenuated SA14-14-2 vaccine produced by Chengdu Institute in China. It has an excellent safety profile and over 200 million doses have been used in Asia. Side effects are minimal and single dose is protective for about 5 years. Manufacturers recommend 2 doses 1 year apart in children starting at 9 months of age.
Measles, mumps, and rubella are all caused by viruses and each has the potential to cause a serious illness with complications, and rubella infection in a pregnant woman can cause serious birth defects. The vaccine utilizes live viruses that have been changed so that they induce immunity but can't cause disease themselves. 2 doses of the vaccine are recommended to induce long lasting immunity.
Meningococcal Meningitis
This is a very safe and highly effective vaccine against bacteria that causes meningitis or sepsis. The vaccine is a single shot that has to be repeated every two years in children under 5, then once every 3-5 years. We currently stock the A &C vaccine and the quadrivalent vaccine consisting of A, C,Y and W135. For Nepal, A&C is sufficient. Quadrivalent vaccine is needed for the Hajj, travel to parts of Africa and for college entry in USA.
Polio Vaccine
We stock the inactivated polio vaccine for childhood immunization and do not stock the oral vaccine. Nepal has had no cases of polio since 2011.
Pneumococcal Conjugate vaccine (Prevnar 13)
This vaccine protects against pneumococcal infections like pneumonia and meningitis in infants and children. Mild pain and redness at the injection site or a low grade fever can occur in a small number of children receiving this vaccine.
Rabies Vaccine
Rabies vaccine can be given before one is bitten by a potentially rabid animal (pre-exposure immunization). Pre-exposure immunization greatly simplifies the post-exposure treatment if one is bitten by an animal. We feel that all children should be pre-immunized with the rabies vaccine, because they may not always tell you when they have been around stray animals. The pre-immunization series consists of three injections on days 0, 7, and 21 or 28. We recommend beginning the series for children at around 24-36 months. In children under 5 years, we recommend a booster in three years and boosters every ten years thereafter. The vaccine is very well tolerated.
Rotavirus (RV) vaccine
Rotavirus causes severe gastroenteritis in children. The RV vaccine is a live virus vaccine given orally at 2 and 4 months of age for Rotarix and a 3rddose is given at 6 months of age for Rota Teq. First dose may be given as early as 6 weeks and last dose should be given by 8 months of age and no later. No increased risk of intussusception (a kind of bowel blockage that was found with the earlier rotavirus vaccines) have been noted in large scale trials with the new vaccines.
Typhoid Vaccine
Typhoid fever is an infection caused by bacteria Salmonella typhi and paratyphi. The disease is highly endemic in Nepal, and is acquired through eating contaminated food or water. Typhim Vi is a highly purified typhoid vaccine which can be given from age 2 in children. One injection is effective for 2 years, and side effects are minimal. This vaccine does not protect against paratyphi infections.
Varicella (chicken pox)
It is usually a mild, short lived disease in small children but can be severe if it occurs in adolescents, adults or pregnant women. Varicella vaccine is a live-virus vaccine that is given at one year of age at the same time as the MMR vaccine, and 2 doses are recommended for full protection. First dose is given at 12-15 months of age and second dose between 4-6 years. Side effects from the vaccine are very few and mild that may include redness or pain at injection site, low grade fever or rash.
Human Papillomavirus Vaccine (HPV)
This vaccine is recommended for girls as well as boys aged 11-12 years as a 3 dose series at 0, 2 and 6 months. It can be started as early as 9 years and catch up vaccination is recommended for females from 13-26 years of age and men 13-21 years of age who were previously not immunized. The vaccine helps to protect against HPV that could cause cervical, penile, vaginal and oropharyngeal cancers. This vaccine is currently available at Trekkers Pharmacy.
About BCG
Vaccination with BCG turns the familiar TB skin test positive but this reaction will gradually wane over the years. The incidence of TB among expatriates in Nepal is very low, despite the widespread prevalence of TB in Nepal. We prefer to screen children with the TB skin test (PPD), and offer treatment to those whose skin test turns from negative to positive. PPD screening or Tuberculin testing is recommended every 2 years.


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Friday, September 18, 2015
A great thing about having a dog now is we HAVE to get outside a few times a day. It is easy for us to get caught up in our projects and classes and work inside. But outside is soooo good. There is something so vital about having our bare feet on the earth and breathing fresh air. It's never a bad idea. I have gotten halfway through a busy town day and gone 'you know what, we'd have been better off going to the beach/bush or working in the garden today' but I have never said, 'Ooo I wish I was in town when I was on the beach or on a walk'!
The garden is getting some early spring loving and there's been some corker walks lately. Usually down at the beach where we can let Phoenix off the lead and all run wild in the wind and salt.
Even in crazy busy days full of deadlines and driving kidlet to sports sessions and crashing computers (darn that Microsoft and it's Windows 10, grrrr) there is a chunk of time for running wild. It is as necessary as lunch.
Thanks for all your enquiries about the 'Nature as Teacher' and 'Kitchen Table Plant Medicine' workshops. More dates and venues are coming together. Email me if your homeschooling/natural learning/school/parenting or community group is interested. Just hit the Contact button up on the banner there. xx
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Self Assessment Problems?
...We're Here To Get Them Sorted.
You've got two major deadlines to hit for your self assessment as a business owner here. First, you'll need to get your return submitted to HMRC on time, then you've got a set deadline for paying the tax you owe. We can certainly get your return filed correctly for you, but if you're having trouble paying the tax we may be able to arrange for an extension of the deadline or permission to pay in instalments.
If you don't pay up on time, and don't have some kind of arrangement with HMRC about it, you can expect to be charged interest on the outstanding amount, and possibly a penalty or surcharge on top! If you're in that situation and don't have someone acting as your agent, you should get in touch with HMRC as quickly as possible. If you think you're being charged either too much or too little, again, contact HMRC immediately. If nothing else, you may be able to avoid "enforcement action", such as collection through your earnings or pension, or via a collection agency. If you don't act quickly, you might find yourself being chased through the court system, being declared bankrupt or even having your business closed altogether. Seriously, before you ever reach that point either you or your agent really needs to be talking to HMRC.
An important point about Self Assessment is that it doesn't just apply to the self-employed. You also have to file a return in a number of other circumstances, for example if you're:
The fines and penalties for late filing start painfully and scale up to agonising if you don't take swift action, even if you don't actually owe them anything. For instance, you might get slapped with a £100 fine for filing even a single day late, while delaying longer could see you stacking up £900 in penalties over three months - and it just gets worse from there! In the same way, late payment of the tax you owe is definitely something you want to avoid.
Accurate bookkeeping is the key here. You have to keep records dating back 22 months after the end of the tax year. The self-employed and those with income from letting out a property have to keep records for five years and ten months. Without that paperwork, you could be looking at a fine of up to £3000 for each year without records!
With RIFT Accounting acting on your behalf, things get a lot simpler and safer. Your returns will always be correct and on time and, if you're already facing penalties, we can still get involved on your behalf to discuss reductions if appropriate, or organise a payment plan or make an appeal.
We know it can be frightening stuff, but the more quickly you can respond to HRMC the better. We're here to help you do that.


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Parsha Va-yetse | Book: Hosea
Chapter 12
13Then Jacob had to flee to the land of Aram;
There Israel served for a wife,
For a wife he had to guard [sheep].
14But when the Lord
Brought Israel up from Egypt,
It was through a prophet;
Through a prophet they were guarded.
15Ephraim gave bitter offense,
And his Lord cast his crimes upon him
And requited him for his mockery.
Chapter 13
1When Ephraim spoke piety,
He was exalted in Israel;
But he incurred guilt through Baal,
And so he died.
2And now they go on sinning;
They have made them molten images,
Idols, by their skill, from their silver,
Wholly the work of craftsmen.
Yet for these they appoint men to sacrifice;
They are wont to kiss calves!
They shall be like morning clouds,
Like dew so early gone;
Like chaff whirled away from the threshing floor.
And like smoke from a lattice.
4Only I the Lord have been your God
Ever since the land of Egypt;
You have never known a [true] God but Me,
You have never had a helper other than Me.
5I looked after you in the desert,
In a thirsty land.
6When they grazed, they were sated;
When they were sated, they grew haughty;
And so they forgot Me.
7So I am become like a lion to them,
Like a leopard I lurk on the way;
8Like a bear robbed of her young I attack them
And rip open the casing of their hearts;
I will devour them there like a lion,
The beasts of the field shall mangle them.
9You are undone, O Israel!
You had no help but Me.
10Where now is your king?
Let him save you!
Where are the chieftains in all your towns
Whom you demanded:
"Give me a king and officers"?
11I give you kings in my ire,
And take them away in My wrath.
12Ephraim's guilt is bound up,
His sin is stored away.
13Pangs of childbirth assail him,
And the babe is not wise—
For this is no time to survive
At the birthstool of babes.
14From Sheol itself I will save them,
Redeem them from very Death.
Where, O Death, are your plagues?
Your pestilence where, O Sheol?
Revenge shall be far from My thoughts.
15For though he flourish among reeds,
A blast, a wind of the Lord,
Shall come blowing up from the wilderness;
His fountain shall be parched,
His spring dried up.
That [wind] shall plunder treasures,
Every lovely object.
Chapter 14
1Samaria must bear her guilt,
For she has defied her God.
They shall fall by the sword,
Their infants shall be dashed to death,
And their women with child ripped open.
2Return, O Israel, to the Lord your God,
For you have fallen because of your sin.
3Take words with you
And return to the Lord.
Say to Him:
"Forgive all guilt
And accept what is good;
Instead of bulls we will pay
[The offering of] our lips.
4Assyria shall not save us,
No more will we ride on steeds;
Nor ever again will we call
Our handiwork our god,
Since in You alone orphans find pity!"
5I will heal their affliction,
Generously will I take them back in love;
For My anger has turned away from them.
6I will be to Israel like dew;
He shall blossom like the lily,
He shall strike root like a Lebanon tree.
7His boughs shall spread out far,
His beauty shall be like the olive tree's,
His fragrance like that of Lebanon.
8They who sit in his shade shall be revived:
They shall bring to life new grain,
They shall blossom like the vine;
His scent shall be like the wine of Lebanon.
9Ephraim [shall say]:
"What more have I to do with idols?
When I respond and look to Him,
I become like a verdant cypress."
Your fruit is provided by Me.
10He who is wise will consider these words,
He who is prudent will take note of them.
For the paths of the Lord are smooth;
The righteous can walk on them,
While sinners stumble on them.


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On April 30, the Glen Cove Golf Club will host the inaugural Robbie For A Cure Tee Up to Beat Cancer Golf Outing to support the V Foundation. This outing is in honor of Robbie Flanagan Venturino, who passed away on April 3, 2017, after a five-year battle with lung cancer, to help fund cancer research nationwide. The proceeds will support the Jimmy V Foundation for Cancer Research.
There are still slots open for golfers with a 9:30 a.m. registration and breakfast and a 11 a.m. shotgun start. Be at the View Grill at 5 p.m. for dinner and raffles.
The event is organized by Robbie's husband, Frank, along with daughter, Bryanne, and all Robbie's family. When Robbie was diagnosed with lung cancer it was life altering for her, her family, and the countless individuals she had positively impacted throughout her lifetime. True to form, Robbie tackled the disease with the strength of a warrior and an attitude that radiated courage. Although Robbie lost her courageous battle with cancer, her spirit and legacy lives on.
The V Foundation was founded by ESPN and the late Jim Valvano, legendary NC State basketball coach and ESPN commentator. When Jim was diagnosed with cancer at the age of 46, his passion, courage, and relentless pursuit of a cure inspired millions. Jim may not have lived to see his dream come true, but he set into motion an organization that funds cutting-edge cancer research. With Jim's inspiring words in mind—"Don't give up…Don't ever give up"—I will support that vision as I go the distance for Jim and Robbie and for all those diagnosed with cancer. Like Jim, Frank and Bryanne believe that one day we will find a cure for cancer. They are fundraising for the V Foundation because of the battle that Robbie fought. Robbie was a champion in many people's books of someone who no matter what she was going through always wanted to help others. Never once did she complain. Never once did she quit. She fought to the very end.
The V Foundation awards 100 percent of direct donations to cancer research and programs. The V Foundation's endowment covers administrative expenses.
For more information email Frank at firstname.lastname@example.com or call him at 516-759-9433. The Venturino Family thanks you in advance for your support to someday declare victory over cancer.


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FCPS is planning to construct a new elementary school to accommodate population increase in the Groveton-Hybla area. Such isn't, of course, done on the cheap.
However, it occurs to me that the fold Groveton HS (now Bryant Alternative) has plenty of classroom space and support (playing/athletic field, gym, auditorium) available to accommodate such with perhaps slight modification. The principal at present Bryant advises that total student population there is only 679, and that includes 164 adult education and 78 "day care" students. Subtracting those, the former HS has only about 425 students. The adult education can surely be moved elsewhere, although I'm not sure about the day-care. Exemplifying this, the principal advises that only FIVE FCPS busses deliver students to/from Bryant during the school day.
To further calibrate the potential for making full use of the former Groveton HS in lieu of building another, new school, do you odr any on your list know what the approximate student population was for the old Groveton HS.
The same data regarding the present Islamic Saudi Academy (old Mt. Vernon HS) further south on US Rt#1 would be most useful.
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