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Curt R. Rom
University Professor of Horticulture University of Arkansas Fayetteville, Arkansas, USA
ASHS Member since 1981. BS Horticulture, University of Arkansas, 1980; MS Horticulture, The Ohio State University, 1982; PHD Horticulture/Crop Physiology, The Ohio State University, 1984.
Positions: Assistant Horticulturist/Assistant Professor, Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture, Washington State University 1984–89; Associate Professor (1989–2005), Professor (2005–14), University Professor (2014), Department of Horticulture, University of Arkansas.
ASHS Activities and Leadership Positions: Vice President, Education Division, 1998–2001; Treasurer and Chair of the Finance Committee, 2010–12; Board of Directors Member, 1998–2001, 2010–12; Executive Committee, 2010–12; Finance Committee, 2006–2012; Continuing Education Committee, Chair; Investment Trustees, Chair; Pomology Working Group, Chair, Secretary; Education Advisory Council, Chair; Teaching Methods Working Group, Chair; Local Foods Systems Working Group, Chair; Journal of ASHS, Associate Editor; Endowment Fund Committee; Research Advisory Council; Public Relations Committee; Annual Conference Program Committee; Collegiate Activities Committee; Graduate Activities Committee; National Initiatives Task Force; Task Force on Colloquium for Learning Outcomes; Fruit Publications Award Committee, Chair; Certified Professional Horticulturist Task Force; Blue Ribbon Panel on Annual Meetings; Graduate Poster Judge (twice); Colloquium—Measuring Sustainability, Chair; Colloquium—The Future of Horticulture Horticulture Higher Education in the 21st Century, Chair; Colloquium—The Food System; From Local to Global, Chair; State Membership Chair. Southern Region–ASHS: President; Executive Committee, Chair; Nominations Committee, Chair; Outstanding Dissertation Committee, Chair (twice); Fruit Section, Chair; Education Section, Chair; Posters Section, Chair; Outstanding ACB Awards Review Committee
Honors and Awards: ASHS Fellow (2012); Outstanding Faculty Member, University of Arkansas Associated Student Government; Fulbright Senior Scholar and Lecturer, Agripolis, Padova, Italy (2008); Gold Medal Faculty Mentor, University of Arkansas Office of Nationally Competitive Awards; Shepherd Award for Outstanding Publication, Journal of the American Pomological Society (2005, 2006); Certificate of Merit, USDA Higher Education Outstanding Educator (2005, 2010); ASHS Outstanding Educator Career Award; Andrew Lucas Alumni Service Award, University of Arkansas Alumni Association; L.M. Ware Distinguished Career Teaching Award, Southern Region–ASHS; John White Outstanding Teacher Award, Dale Bumpers College of Agricultural Food and Life Sciences, University of Arkansas; Award of Teaching Excellence, Teaching Academy Fellow, University of Arkansas; Teaching Award of Merit, National Association of Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture; Teaching Award of Merit, Gamma Sigma Delta; Service Award, Arkansas State Horticultural Society; Recognition Award, Arkansas State Horticultural Society; OECD Research Fellowship, East Malling Research Station, England; International Agriculture Center Fellow, Wageningen, Netherlands; Graduate Alumni Research Award, The Ohio State University for outstanding dissertation research; U.P. Hedrick Award, American Pomological Society; Vaille–Watts Award for Outstanding Senior in Horticulture, Univ. of Arkansas.
Other Professional Activities: American Pomological Society, President, Vice President, Secretary; Co-Director, Center for Agricultural and Rural Sustainability, University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture; Director, National Strawberry Sustainability Initiative; Director, Bumpers College Honors Program; Arkansas State Horticulture Society Executive Secretary; Participant on 5 USDA NIFA/CSREES institutional review panels; NC140 National Rootstock Project, Chair; NE183 National Apple Cultivar Testing Program; Food Systems Leadership Institute Graduate; ESCOP/ACOP Leadership Development Program Graduate; University of Arkansas Chapter Gamma Sigma Delta, President, Vice President, Treasurer; University of Arkansas Faculty Senate, President; University of Arkansas Campus Faculty Chair; University of Arkansas Campus Council, Chair; University of Arkansas Faculty Executive Committee, Chair.
Statement: It is with honor and delight I have been nominated for election to serve as the President of the ASHS. If elected, I promise to serve with all my ability with the best interest of the membership in mind.
The ASHS has been my professional and intellectual "home" since joining as a graduate student. My association with the Society started early in my life as the son of a horticulturist and ASHS member and attending annual conferences dating back to the mid-1960s. Attending Southern Region–ASHS, and national ASHS meetings as a horticulture undergraduate, helped forge my interest in research and academic horticulture. I always look forward to receiving the publications—the Society newsletter, the Journal, HortScience, and HortTechnology. The annual conference is a highlight of my professional year as a time for intellectual refreshment and renewal, for sharing results and learning from others, a chance for networking, an opportunity for collaboration, and a time to catch up with close friends made over the decades of my professional career. I have been fortunate to serve the ASHS in several capacities and learn about the Society and the diverse collage of its members. My service to the Society has been a combination of interest, responsibility, and loyalty. I care about the ASHS and its membership—my colleagues.
The core mission and purpose of the Society is communication—both within the membership through our meetings and publications, and to a wider audience of stakeholders, constituents, and the general public through our publications and social media. But the Society has secondary purposes of professional development of the membership, advocacy for the membership, and service to our stakeholders and constituents. As President, I would work to empower the members of the Board, Working Group Leadership, and other leaders of the Society to serve these missions and purposes. I would be sure the Board lives to its responsibility and fiduciary duties to the membership. I would work to ensure that the membership be at the center of all decisions.
A goal of my leadership would be to ensure the sustainability of the ASHS in both the short and long terms. I would work with the Board to maintain and sustain the financial health of the organization. I would work with the Board to develop a plan for sustainable membership of the Society. I would work with the Board to plan for sustainable and relevant programs, activities, and communications of the Society. I would work with the Board to develop plans for sustainable relevancy of Horticulture and the ASHS to science and the clientele who fund our work and programs, who populate our classes, and who use the knowledge that is developed by ASHS members. I would work to foster a spirit of engagement, collaboration, innovation, and entrepreneurialism among the ASHS membership. I would work to ensure that currently and in the future, the ASHS would be the premier Society providing Science for Specialty Crops.
Marc van Iersel
Professor and Graduate Coordinator Department of Horticulture University of Georgia Athens, Georgia, USA
ASHS member since 1995; MS, Horticulture, Wageningen University, The Netherlands, 1989; PhD, Agronomy, University of Arkansas, 1994.
Positions: Postdoctoral researcher, Utah State University, Logan, Utah; Assistant, associate, and full professor, University of Georgia, 1995–2014; Graduate Coordinator, 2006–14.
ASHS Activities: Associate Editor, HortScience, 19992002; Consulting Editor, Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science, 2003–14; Chair and chair-elect, Crop Physiology Working Group, 2002–06; Membership Committee, 2006–09; Continuing Education Committee, 2007–11; National Issues Task Force, 2007–14; Vice President and Vice President–elect, Research Division, 2006–09; Chair-elect, Growth Chambers and Controlled Environments Working Group, 2013–14; Organized and co-organized various workshops and colloquia for annual conferences.
Honors and Awards: 2012, Nominated for Katerva award (referred to as the Nobel Prize for sustainability) as part of the SCRI-MINDS research team; 2011 Georgia Green Industry Association Friend of the Environment Award; 2007 Kenneth Post Award for best graduate student paper in an ASHS journal; 2007 Outstanding Professor of the Year, UGA Horticulture Club; 2001 Outstanding Educator Award, Georgia Flower Grower Association.
Other Professional Activities: Program Committee, Fifth International Meeting on Controlled Environments, Brisbane, Australia, 2014; Organizing Committee, Fourth International Meeting on Controlled Environments, Cambridge, UK, 2012; Organizing Committee, NSF workshop on Vertical Farming, College Park, MD, 2012; Proposal Reviewer, HortCrisp, NASA, American Floral Endowment, USDA- SCRI, USDA-BARD; Secretary, Vice-chair, Chair, Past Chair, USDA project NCERA-101, Committee on Controlled Environment Technology and Use, 2009–13; Founding member, USDA project NCDC-216 'Water Management and Quality for Ornamental Crop Production and Health', 2009-2010; Editorial Board, Journal of Plant Nutrition, 2003–06; Published 100+ peer-reviewed papers, many of them in ASHS journals.
Statement: It is a true honor to be considered for the position of President of ASHS. Since becoming a faculty member in the University of Georgia's Department of Horticulture in 1995, I have been an ASHS member. In the past 20 years, I have met many old and new friends through ASHS and participating in ASHS has resulted in many valuable collaborative opportunities. It would be with great pleasure that I would serve as President of ASHS, which would give me the opportunity to help assure that others will be able to reap the same benefits from their ASHS membership that I have enjoyed. For ASHS members, the two most visible ASHS activities are the annual conference and the ASHS journals. Our annual conference is a prime opportunity for horticultural scientists to present their work and to learn about our colleagues' work. But at least as important, it is a good opportunity for networking, strengthening existing relationships, and building new ones. The conference seems to be serving its purpose very well and no major changes are needed. As long as members are willing to attend and actively participate in the organization of sessions, workshops, etc., the conference's future is bright.
The journals represent not only a way for us to publish peer-reviewed, science-based information, it also is a critical revenue stream for the society. For the long term-health of ASHS, the success of our journals is critical. HortTechnology and HortScience are doing well, but the Journal of the ASHS appears to be struggling to attract the number of papers we would like to get. The relatively low impact factor of JASHS, as compared to many other basic plant science journals, may dissuade many people from submitting their work to this journal. Increasing the impact factor of JASHS is likely the best opportunity to attract more manuscripts and readers. Of course that is easier said than done, but one relatively simple way to do so would be to post manuscripts online as soon as they have been accepted for publication. Other publishers successfully do this and it allows our colleagues to read and cite accepted papers before they have been officially published. I believe that this strategy is well worth considering for the ASHS journals.
ASHS offers many other services to its members, such as posting resumes and job openings, regional conferences, leadership opportunities, and advocacy on Capitol Hill., Although many members many not be aware of ASHS' advocacy program, it has reaped benefits for many ASHS members. ASHS advocated strongly for continued/increased funding for important horticultural science programs, such as SCRI, SCBG, Clean Plant Network, and OREI. Although these advocacy efforts have no direct benefit for ASHS, they benefit ASHS members, which in turn strengthens ASHS. A strong horticultural science community is critical for the future of ASHS. Thus, I am a strong proponent of continuing such efforts in the future.
The biggest challenge to horticulture, horticulture science, and ASHS may well be the lack of public understanding of what horticulture is. Too few young (and old) people are exposed to horticulture to develop a strong appreciation of it. That in turn makes it hard to attract students to horticulture programs, and a lack of students poses a threat to teaching programs, departments, and the future of horticultural science. ASHS can play a role in educating young people about our field. My hope would be that we can develop teaching plans, preferably in collaboration with NACTA (North American Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture), for high schools to expose students to all that horticulture has to offer. Many universities already have active outreach programs in high schools. By taking advantage of the experiences of these programs, we should be able to make teaching plans available to a much wider audience. Hopefully, this will help attract some of those students to horticulture programs, but even if they chose to go a different route, educating people about horticulture will benefit all of us who are active in horticulture, including ASHS.
Horticulture and ASHS have a bright future: in times of increasing food demand, public health issues, and environmental challenges, horticulture provides people with healthy foods and helps shape the environment we live in. The positive societal impact of what we do is undeniable. Horticulture has a great story to tell. If I am elected to serve as your president, I hope I can count on you to help tell that story.
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This papertoy is, once more, a custom i made based on the "PILL" papertoy template by Jace "the world of imaginary friends" Jensen.
you'll find it on my website www.merrci.fr :)
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I recently attended a diabetes technology conference. A speaker at the conference spent a significant amount of time during her presentation talking about using blood glucose control solution at home to check the accuracy of your test strips and meter.
To be honest, I often gloss over the subject of blood glucose control solution with my patients. My reasons for this include that blood glucose meter kits often don't contain the control solution, pharmacies frequently don't carry control solution or only carry the control solution for one meter brand, the solution costs extra and requires using a test strip, and the solution has an expiration date and needs frequent replacement. Using blood glucose control solution can also be a confusing concept to teach and is yet another task for a person to remember when managing his or her diabetes.
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Enjoyed the meal. The staff is warm and friendly. The menu is rather expensive for the quality of food provided.
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Share another experience before you go.Enjoyed the meal. The staff is warm and friendly. The menu is rather expensive for the quality of food provided.
This restaurant has been here for a long time, you can feel there are some decoration are old but preserve quite well. The food i order was some special rib-eye steak (rare), i forgot the name because it was a special that was not on the menu. (For the hardcore meat lover please do not expect a two inch steak... More
Surprisingly delicious meal, beautifully tender and cooked steak, fresh vegetables, lovely service,interesting decor, interesting music choices, a fun place to eat
Nachos came with bright green avocado sauce, floury sour cream and tasteless cheese. Main course sirloin steak looked like it had been cooked by a seven-year-old; fried steak and one piece of five boiled vegatables. My partner's steak was smothered, no, floating is fairer, in an overpowering non-descript sauce. The cheesecake may well have been made from imported Italian cheese,... More
The lobster cooked with garlic butter was seasoned well. The texture was great though the meat was pretty little for 800g. The service was not too bad, but I was shocked to find the bathroom floor flooded with water. It was difficult to use the bathroom without destroying my shoes.
lot of staff but completely unorganised, waiters running around like headless chickens with out a clue whats to be done, likewise for the so called supervisors who also didnt know what to do, i asked for the restaurants speciality, and no one seemed to know what it was, i wonder if the kitchen staff are the same? totally clueless??? finally... More
Si I went to Victoria Station with my friend from KL. We went here since I told him I want to eat something good, because of my sickness during my short trip at KL, I can't eat well. He drove us here, and told me that this place was a popular steak house and the interior is mainly designed to... More
Victoria station steakhouse is one of the best in Malaysia, and probably great option if you missed western food in Malaysia. I prefer rib eye steak. Don't forget to order Escargots because we cannot find it every where so nicely prepared. Prices consider ok, high value for money you pay.
Not that we were told when we entered but there are two restaurants here. An upstairs one and downstairs one. We were ushered upstairs to the more expensive one. Upstairs it was hot and smokey so we insisted on moving downstairs where the aircon worked, this request strangely caused almost panic amongst the staff - although at the time we... More
It has been a yearly ritual to dine in Victoria Station for my birthday since 20 years ago. This time was very disappointing. My favourite grilled rainbow trout has been taken out from the menu. I ordered grilled cod fish fillet, but I regretted at the moment I took the first bite. It was tough, rubbery, and tasteless. For the... More
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Tucked away but popular with locals... good breakfast food & coffee, park the dog under the table, & after sustenance resume walk along the River. Closes at 10 am I think so double check hours.
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Share another experience before you go.Tucked away but popular with locals... good breakfast food & coffee, park the dog under the table, & after sustenance resume walk along the River. Closes at 10 am I think so double check hours.
As I was staying in the adjacent Backpackers Hostel I ate here a few times. Food was always good and plentiful. Starting the day with smashed avo with feta on rye was great. Staff were chatty and always made me feel welcome which was needed as a solo traveller.
Had a meal and few beers here in nov 2016 food was of high quality at a good price.Staff good and all looked like they had fun working there Danny is a real laugh and good to talk to,was staying close by and the Global was always busy got to be a good sign.
As staying in the backpackers was nice and easy to get to. The staff are excellent and so friendly. Eat in the cafe once for days dinner, food was quality and well priced. Had the California Baja Fish Tacos was so tasty and could not have any complaints. Staff are excellent, quick to serve and happy to serve. Pick of... More
We used to frequent this little gem in William Street, Noosaville at least once a week, 2 years ago. The chef ended up moving on and the menu changed significantly and we were not impressed so we stopped coming. Anyway.... We walked past the other day and saw a lot of locals in again. Low and behold the menu is... More
Stopped by early one morning for a hot chocolate and a tea. Both were fine. I got the soymilk I ordered. The ambience is exceptional - the cafe sits in a tropical garden and has a lovely relaxed feel. Service was friendly and efficient. As we both have bad backs, the high tables and stools were really comfortable.
I went there on a Friday night with my family. From the very start we loved the place and the buzz there but. The food took a good 45 minutes to come (and we ordered a burger, a quesadilla and fish & chips for the children). My husband asked for normal mojitos (not the passion fruit they have on the... More
Wonderful food, reasonable prices. Fairyland at night with the lights and nice gardens. The food ranges from tapas burgers, steak sandwiches. Worth a try. Can,t wait to come back again.
Good atmosphere, fun & friendly staff. Breaky was great, good mix of options for meat eaters & vegitarians, vego pizza for dinner was delicious & enjoyed having a few cocktails at the bar. Nice place to discover!
After years of living here, we discovered the joys of this little place, that is just off the map when we moved in across the road last year. Great service. Prices are great. The food is exceptional. Danny will smooze you at the bar, Lee will delight the taste buds from the kitchen with the help of Rach, who totally... More
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No professional sports league has embraced online audiences as heartily as Major League Baseball. Now baseball is taking another leap forward by launching live streaming of its MLB Network to computers and mobile devices running its popular At Bat app.
But there's a catch: Subscribers must prove that they're also signed up with a pay-TV service; cord cutters (and anyone living outside the U.S.) are excluded from the offer even if they're paying for MLB.TV Premium. So far, the list of participating service providers includes AT&T U-Verse, Bright House Networks, Cablevision/Optimum, Cox, DirecTV, Dish Network, Time Warner Cable, or Verizon Fios. Notably absent from the starting lineup: Comcast and Charter Communications.
After entering a username and password combo from one of the above cable providers the MLB Network stream will begin. This is similar to what happens with Fox Sports Go and its NFL live streams of regular season games.
MLB Network live streams offer 24/7 online access to the sports channel, including all studio shows, original programming, and game broadcasts. Local blackout rules, however, still apply.
The MLB says the launch is the "first time that a league-owned TV network will offer a live, authenticated stream of its programming." That's kinda, sorta true. For years, the NFL has offered live streaming of the NFL Network and NFL Red Zone during the regular season to football fans outside of North America—or those inside the continent with a really good VPN—via the NFL GamePass streaming package. DirecTV subscribers also get to stream the Red Zone channel through NFL Sunday Ticket.
The impact on you at home: The fact that the MLB Network is live online is a big step forward, and there's always a chance the channel will embrace cord cutters in the future. Perhaps the MLB will strike up deals similar to what HBO has done with HBO Now, which is available to both mobile device users (currently restricted to Apple products) and Optimum broadband subscribers.
The ideal offering, of course, would be if MLB.tv Premium subscribers got online streaming access to the MLB Network during the regular season, similar to what the NFL offers overseas. For now, cord-cutting baseball fans will have to sit tight or resort to borrowing someone else's login details.


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ROME - Artemisia Gentileschi was unusual for achieving success as a female painter in the male-dominated art world of the 17th century. But many admirers know her more for her fame in courageously testifying - including under torture - against a painter who repeatedly raped her when she was a teen.
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Sleeps | 6 |
Bedrooms | 2 |
Space | 80 m² |
Property type | apartment |
Minimum Stay | 3 nights |
Spacious 4 rooms, 80M2, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, fully renovated and furnished contemporary kitchen fully equipped (washing machine, dishwasher, oven etc. ..), spacious balcony, hardwood floors and fireplace. Wi-fi Access, 5th floor elevator Calm, clear, comfortable apartment, parking nearby,
A lovely and comfortable place to stay in Marseille...
In the heart of the city, right in front of the Vieux-Port (30m away) within walking distance of the city's best cultural, gastronomical and shopping attractions.
Metro, bus and tram as well as car parking all within a minute walk.
This 2-bedroom (altogether 4 rooms) apartment is located in a quiet street a at a building facing the Charles de Gaulle square. Three large windows fill the space with the bright southern light of provence. High ceilings, separated and fully equipped kitchen:
The 80 square meters flat consists of:
A large living room with a 3 seat sofa and 2 armchairs, a fireplace and a large TV monitor
A nice dining room with a large dining table for 6 guests
A fully equipped kitchen including fridge, micro-wave, hoven, gas cooker, coffee machine and toaster.
A lovely terrasse is at your disposal for breakfast and/or outdoor diner
Two brand new bathroom for your comfort during your stay, each of them with a contemporary and well designed bathroom furniture and tiles.
You can find everything you need just few steps away: ATM, bakeries, supermarkets, coffee shop, book shop, restaurants and boat cruises to visit the famous 'creeks from marseille'
Very near is the shopping street 'rue du Paradis', with the most elegant boutiques of Marseille.
We are a family of three (a couple with a nine year old daughter) and we stayed here for a few days in late August. The location was great (very close to everything in the Vieux Port); the apartment was clean, well equipped, and had a lovely view from the back toward the Hotel Dieu. Patricia, the local host, was super friendly and helpful. We would stay again.
nous avons passé une semaine très appréciable avec notre fille (ado)
l'appartement est spacieux, lumineux et confortable
il est extrêmement bien placé près du port, à un étage où le soleil est présent toute la journée et c'est un atout (le balcon a donc été fortement utilisé -en février !) le centre ville est très proche ce qui a facilité considérablement les déplacements
nous avons eu la chance de laisser la voiture garée gratuitement toute la semaine derrière la cour de l'immeuble (place à surveiller mais ça vaut le coup)
Le propriétaire a été très accessible par téléphone pour nous donner des "tuyaux" tout comme la personne qui nous a accueillie.
à louer sans hésitation !
BJ - Loiret
Great location for this spacious apartment - just off the Old Port and within easy walking distance of many of the interesting areas of Marseille centre
Very freindly and accomodating owner, plus a great welcome from Patricia on arrival - very helpful, with plenty of tips and information
The apartment is a modern two bedroom, 2 bath (one toilet) on the fifth floor on a quiet street one block from the Vieux Port. Spacious kitchen and living dining room area. Nice neighborhood with bakeries, grocery stores, pharmacies, etc., all convenient. Beautifully located to explore Marseille – easy walk to 3 museums, great restaurants and some of Marseille's more interesting neighborhoods.
We were met by Patricia, the caretaker, who could not have been more charming and helpful, with maps and guides and recommendations on what to see and do and where to eat. Highly recommended.
Peter Rose
Tout est parfait, de la réservation au départ. Appartement très bien situé et très agréable.
Tout à proximité.
Ne pas hésiter une seule seconde.
Je recommande.
One street back from the Vieux Port makes everything very accessible. Short walk to the new museum of Mediterranean history, meeting places for tours and easy access to bus routes. Apartment is really well-equipped with new appliances, crockery etc. and the host went to great trouble to furnish us with brochures and information. Very clean, secure, with an elevator, wifi, a nice breeze and free parking behind the building. Five stars in the price range.
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linge /bedsheets towels | $38 |
menage/cleaning | $43 |
Refundable damage deposit | $380 |
Stay tax | €3 per night, per person. This amount will be due to the manager upon arrival. Does not apply to children under 18 years. |
Au dela de 2 voyageurs, un supplément de 15€/jour/pers est demandé
An extra 15€ / day / person is requested as from the 3rd guest
* Approximate monthly rate. Actual rate will depend on the days of the month you stay.


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Monday, 30 June 2014
Reviewing my Blog and the Scrapbooking Community
Hi All, after my last blog where I explained I was having issues with my blog, I think I now have solved the problem, and this lead me to review the content of my blog.
As I mentioned in the previous post, their was a lot of early content on my blog that covered, what seems now, and whole other life. I have made the decision to archive these post, I want them to be around so I can look back on my early style of scrapbooking, but maybe not have the content so public. I have the same issues with the physical scrapbooks from this year period too, I have kept these, as they are part of my story, but they are not kept in easy access. I have provided a link where my 2009-2011 blog post will be archived, this is on the last post of this blog.
I have also been thinking of getting my butt in gear and dedicating some time each week for scheduling some blog post, I am find the medium of video easy to record and share my ideas, but it is much more difficult to refer back to. I am not sure how many of my reader used Two Peas In A Bucket to buy products or to take part in the classes and community over their, but with the news of it closing being announced last week, I have seen a lot of people reflecting on how they engage with the scrapbooking community. I did not participate greatly on the forums, but I used the galleries and the classes as a great source of inspiration. I suppose that Pintrest has taken over this slightly, but I will miss the classes I took part in. Luckily I was tech savvy enough to be able to save the content and the videos before they are deleted. I am looking forward to taking a couple of classes over at Big Picture Classes in the coming months, I really hope they pick up some of the teacher from Two Peas.
I am lucky to have both a local community that I engage in, but also one online and one on YouTube, or course their will always be cross overs in these communities. But I have realised that it is important to become an active member whatever community it is that you engage in. Of course their is always going to be clashes and negativity, as with most things in life, but I feel very lucky to be in the position I am in. Saying all that I know I am not going to set myself un-realistic aims, but I hope to do a monthly review post each month of the LO's that I have created, and also then share some other parts of my life on here too.
So I want to thank you all for sticking around with my sporadic blogging and I want to build on the community that I already have established and share more of this wonderful hobby with you lovely people.
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Sunday, 22 June 2014
Blogging Issues
Hi everyone, I want to apologies for the break in blogging, I have had issues uploading post to here, I think I am getting their with sorting it. It seems to be storage size issues, so I am looking at deleting some of my very first post, they are from a old life as well, so it will be good to have a clear out.
I want to let you all know I am still over at my Youtube channel and I am post often over their, and I am loving the community and all the lovely friends I am making.
I am also posting photos of my recent LOs over on my Pintrest boards, I am really getting back in to pinning lots of bits and pieces, if this is new to you go check it out, its addictive.
I hope I can resume to my semi regular posting back on here soon.
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Outkast To Reunite For Coachella 2014?
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Outkast has long been the subject of reunion rumors ever since Andre "Andre 3000" Benjamin and Antwan "Big Boi" Patton put their Grammy-winning duo on hiatus in 2007. Could 2014 at long last be the year that the Mighty O becomes whole again?
The Atlanta hip-hop duo is indeed in talks to reunite next year for the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, multiple sources have confirmed to Billboard. Under the current plan, Coachella, which kicks off on Apr. 11, 2014 in Indio, Calif., would be the start of the reunion run and would be followed by additional festival dates in 2014.
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One source tells Billboard that there have definitely been "some conversations" about Outkast reuniting, while another says it is "all systems go" for Big Boi and Andre 3000 to end their hiatus next year. A rep for Outkast did not comment for this story, while reps for their current label home, Epic, as well as Coachella organizer Goldenvoice, did not respond to request for comment at press time.
Outkast's 2003 double album, Speakerboxxx/The Love Below, spawned two No. 1 singles ("Hey Ya!" and "The Way You Move") on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and earned the Grammy award for album of the year in 2004. After Outkast released the film Idlewild and its accompanying soundtrack in 2006, Big Boi and Andre 3000 parted ways to focus on solo endeavors. Big Boi has since released two albums, 2010's Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty and 2012's Vicious Lies and Dangerous Rumors, while Andre has turned in guest verses for songs by artists like Drake, B.o.B and Ke$ha. He will also star in the soon-to-be-released Jimi Hendrix biopic All Is by My Side.
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In September 2011, Outkast was among numerous artists shifted to Epic Records following the restructuring of Sony Music -- although the move did not herald a new project on the horizon. "There's been a lot of talk on the Internet about an Outkast album and I have to say that as of now, there are no plans for another Outkast album," Andre 3000 told GQ in February 2012. And although Big Boi and Andre 3000 were both featured on a remix of Frank Ocean's song "Pink Matter" last year, the latter clarified that the song was not an official Outkast gathering.
Over the course of its 14-year run, Coachella has hosted numerous memorable artist reunions, from the Pixies in 2004 to Rage Against The Machine in 2007 to Pavement in 2010. This year's headliners included the Stone Roses and Blur, who made Coachella's two weekends their only U.S. dates of their recent reunion runs.
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The remaining three I need to think some more about - I'm not even sure what 5 and 7 mean.
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This Sunday, it's the return of Rev. Melissa Mummert to our podium, and the beginning a new monthly theme. Since April is a month frequently started with tricks and foolery, we' re defying that by choosing the theme "Truth."
The next of our regular All-Committee Nights at the church! Join us at 6:00pm with a brown-bag supper -- then at 6:30 we'll break off into our groups. Later we get back together to give brief reports on what we've done. It usually turns out to be fun because we enjoy each other's company!
Pick the committee that most interests you:
How's that for a title? But "UU Spring Fest: Songwriters Showcase and Open Mic" says it all. We're talking about Friday, April 7th from 7:00pm-9:00pm at the church building.
David and Lisa Thurman, singers/songwriters themselves, are coordinating this and emceeing the event as well. They suggest a $5 donation at the door, with proceeds dividing between the Featured Artist and the Native American organization Honor the Earth (http://www.honorearth.org).
So here's how the evening will go:
In an age of "alternative facts" and "fake news," our search for truth has been compromised. So Lay Minister for Worship Sharon Smith asks: "what's a UU to do?"
Our Social Concerns / Social Justice Committee's project to "CHANGE the World" this month will benefit the HAITIAN HEALTH FOUNDATION.
You can leave your spare change (or donation) in our CHANGE jar in the church foyer. Thank you for helping!
Our UUCCV library collection – the Max Curdy Library – located in our front office has been nicely reorganized and labeled so you can more easily find things of interest. AND a complete listing of our books has now been created and will be updated as new or donated books are added. You can find that list on our new Library page!
Did you see the excellent story by LeAnne Bartelt in the Hickory Daily Record?
Either way, we have it here for you to read as a PDF. It's all about Rev. Melissa Mummert and her hopes and dreams for us.
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Here's another story from Josue in Venezuela.
Members of the Texasa team met a 25-year-old man who is in the National Guard. His name is
Luis Alfredo Azabache. He was working at a plaza when he was approached by Mateo Rendon, who gave him an invitation and an evangelistic pamphlet. He started reading the pamphlet when David Tamez came and called him by his name (as it appears in his name tag).He was very receptive and had questions about God. David answered his questions and presented the gospel to Alfredo. One of the questions that Alfredo asked David is "How do I know that God has forgiven me?" David read the Scripture to him from 1 John 1:7-9. David told him that Christ paid for our sins and that He is faithful to his Word. Alfredo broke down and asked Christ into his life in a very emotional moment.
At the end, Alfredo took off his military hat and gave it to David in a plastic bag and told him that it was in appreciation for having come all the way from Texas to share the gospel with a Venezuelan soldier.
David and Alfredo exchanged email addresses so that they can keep in touch. We are happy to be the Lord's instruments along our Venezuelan brothers and sisters in sharing the message of Christ with the people in Caracas. Please keep us in prayer as we continue to invite and share the good news with people here in preparation for the evangelistic crusade Thursday through Sunday.
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'¢On their first drive of the second quarter, the Patriots couldn't pick up the first down, but kept the ball thanks to the fact that Miami defensive back Jimmy Wilson drilled Patriots' punter Zoltan Mesko in the Mesko's on his punt attempt. New England took advantage of the roughing the kicker penalty — the Patriots drove it down and punched it in yo go up 14-3. On the drive, Wes Welker accounted for 38 of the 75 yards, including the seven-yard touchdown pass that came on a neatly executed slip screen that saw the receiver walk into the end zone. (He hasn't been heard from all that often over the course of the first half, but receiver Brandon Lloyd delivered nice a block to spring Welker on his touchdown catch.) Welker has 10 catches for 89 yards and a touchdown in the first half.
'¢The Patriots came away with another takeaway in the second quarter when defensive end Trevor Scott sacked Ryan Tannehill, knocking the ball away and letting defensive lineman Vince Wilfork pick it up. New England couldn't punch it in to the end zone, but Stephen Gostkowski rebounded from his first-quarter miss and connected for a 43-yarder to make it 17-3 with 6:53 left in the second quarter.
'¢The Dolphins were able to put together their best drive of the first two quarters midway through the second when Tannehill got Miami into New England territory with a nice combination of runs and passes. (They were helped by a rare 12-men-on-the-field penalty on the Patriots.) In the end, Tannehill flipped into the end zone after diving in from two yards out — on a play where Rob Ninkovich, who was in charge of containment, but hard on a play fake that allowed Tannehill to get to the outside. That put the capper on a 12-play, 80-yard drive that took 6:28. That made the score 17-10 with less than a minute to go in the half.
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A vegan diet is not only good for animals and the planet, but it is also a healthier choice. With so many benefits attested with a vegan diet, it's no surprise that the more and more people are making the vegan switch.
We bring you a list of some of the most interesting new and upcoming vegan restaurants across the world. So if you are planning your holidays, make sure to incorporate one of these cities and enjoy a delectable vegan meal!
Eqvita, Monte Carlo, France
A restaurant opened by world's number one tennis champion is definitely worth a visit; and Eqvitas, the vegan restaurant opened by Novak Djokovic in his home town Monte Carlo, definitely doesn't disappoint. While not completely vegan, Novak has been on a plant based diet since over a year and credits his plant based diet for his professional success.
The delicious scrumptious food prepared with high quality organic ingredients and superfoods not only looks delicious but tastes that too. Think double chocolate cake, flavorful crunchy burger, chia porridge and organic cold pressed juices.
The Peacock, Nottingham, England
With over 360% increase in Britain's population it's no surprise that many new vegan restaurants are cropping up in England. The latest to follow the suit is a pub based in Nottingham, The Peacock. While the restaurant always offered plenty of options to its vegan clients, it is now making a 100% vegan switch. The restaurant is set to open in a brand new avatar, after a complete refurbishment, on September 7th and will be the first vegan pub in the city.
Read on, as another pub in Sydney is set to launch its vegan pub and bistro.
Evergreen Organics, Doha, Qatar
Taking cue from its neighbors like Kuwait and Dubai, Qatar wakes up to the vegan movement and opens its first vegan restaurant in its capital city Doha. Focusing on healthy meals, Evergreen Organics is a healthy fast food and juice joint serving cold pressed juices, burgers, sandwiches, salads, smoothie bowls, sides and desserts made from healthy clean organic ingredients. Decorated using recycled materials and plants it looks the part too! The restaurant has pulled in two star chefs including chef Matt Downes from The Gothic veg restaurant, US and chef Maros Weiser from NAMA Artisans, London.
Homemade activated granola, raw zucchini puttanesca, hearty burger loaded with veggies, Arabian dream pudding, chocolate addiction and cold pressed juices and smoothies are some of delicacies from the menu. It's a heaven for health freaks and raw foodists.
Meatless District, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Inspired by the meatpacking district of New York this newly opened vegan restaurant in Amsterdam with its industrial elements, clean and minimalistic interiors and lots of natural light dishs out inspired vegan meals. Meatless District is already a hit with the hip and health conscious Dutch, who love the vegan version of traditional Amsterdam comfort food. Their homemade scones, café latte, artichoke salad, MD burger and croquettes are highly recommended.
The Green Lion Bistro, Sydney, Australia
Food lovers rejoice, as Sydney is set for city's first vegan pub and bistro The Green Lion, a venture by long time popular The Red Lion Hotel. The vegan bistro, which will open doors on 18th September, will serve traditional pub fares like burgers (Big Mac and vegan Fish Burger), nachos, pepperoni pizzas, chips, pies and also healthier options like salads and soups. The idea is to provide vegan versions of the classics without compromising on taste. Unlike most vegan restaurants the focus is not on offering healthy meals or being preachy vegan but on providing delicious meals. So next time you crave a a cheesy vegan pizza or a wholesome burger – you know where to head over to when you are in Sydney. They will also have a vegan wine list!
Bailgate Deli, Lincoln, UK
October will see opening of a new vegetarian deli and cafe in Lincoln with plenty of vegan options on the menu. The cafe will open at the former premises of Yellowbellys of Bailgate on Gordon Road.
Green House Cafe, Fargo, North Dakota, USA
The first vegan cafe of North Dakota, Green House Cafe opened its door to make healthy and delicious food vegan accessible and offer a place for like-minded people to enjoy a good meal while they socialise. Started by long time vegans and health enthusiast Joey and Abby Haynes started this place after they realized that vegans in the region couldn't find a good hangout vegan place. You can enjoy healthy vegan meals that is made from local produce as much possible. Some of the star items on the menu include brown rice bowls, veggie burgers, scones, roasted fries and matcha cookies with green tea frosting.
By Chloe, New York, USA
The 26-year old gorgeous celebrity chef Chloe Coscarelli's vegan fast food chain By Chloe is already popular among the New Yorkers, but it's newly opened restaurant in Silver Lake has taken a step further and gives a full dine-in experience. Located inside 365 by Whole Foods store with a floor space of 1200 square feet , this place will wow you with its delicious plant based creations that are as healthy as they are delicious. Super amazing burgers (guac burger is our favorite), matcha kelp noodles, vegan ice-cream in flavors like coffee chia cup and kale cookies and portobello, veggie meatball and organic cocktails are our favorites.


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Anyone interested in a Cooke Canyon pheasant trip in Feb and/or March? I plan on going with the dog and he does well with other dogs. Always good to get 2 or more people because can get extra birds and share the cost plus the opportunity to meet members on here. Can make it a cast and blast outing too on the Upper Yak or over to Rocky Ford. posting to see if any interest.
Sure! - don't have a dog, but love to hunt birds. Cast and blast sounds like fun, especially the upper Yak.
I'm tempted, Tom, but I don't think Hank is ready to hunt with multiple dogs or more than 2 hunters yet. Sounds like fun in the making, however & I do want to meet you & Roper some day. Maybe Hank & I will just drive-up to meet you folks.
OK guys. Will check on dates and will post. will try and reserve the area with the thrower to shoot some clays before hunt. For those who have not yet hunted Cooke Canyon it is a well -run place. Jim when the weather is nicer and less snow bring up your dog. Would love to see him
One of my bird hunting friends and I booked a trip with Troutwaters for March 23. WE would be up for a trip to Cooke Canyon on the 24th. He has a 2 yo lab showing a lot of promise and I have a 2 yo English Setter that is used to working with other dogs. Rick
I would be down for splitting some birds at cooke canyon- if only to get some of their homemade stew. I didn't need to eat for a whole day afterwards after that That's a well run place - I really enjoyed it after following the recommendation of a lot of you guys to go.


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