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Treatment of everyday problems is more often referred to as counseling but the term is sometimes used interchangeably with "psychotherapy". Psychotherapy is a wide range of techniques which use only dialog and communication and which are designed to improve the mental health of a client or patient, or to improve group relationships (such as in a family). Most forms of psychotherapy use only spoken conversation, though some also use various other forms of communication such as the written word, art work or touch. Commonly psychotherapy involves a therapist and client(s) — and in family therapy several family members or even other members from their social network — who discuss their issues in
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You will learn how to create your own breakthroughs and "aha" moments. We will identify barriers to wellness, stumbling blocks, and blind spots that get tin the way of a fulfilling life. It is not the circumstances or the painful things that have occurred in your life that have molded you. That may just be what you are present to right now. I will help you to holistically see the "whole" picture so you can become unstuck, and have the life you were meant to have.
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"Feeling a connection "with a therapist is one of the most important compenents of psychotherapy. Clients can expect a non-judgemental attitude, confidentiality, motivation, and candid support while in a therapy relationship with me. The benefits of psychotherapy with me is that an individual will create a happier "you ." With the help of my expertise, the individual with learn and master tips, tools, and solutions to improve their functioning at work, school, home, and in the community.
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First and foremost, you must feel that your doctor understands you, gets you. Then finding out exactly what you need and want I will choose the techniques that will get you there the fastest, the best current methodology available. Psychotherapy is helping you live life , becoming free of fear and uncertainty, and having love and joy instead. Learning to be present and mindful will stop the endless hours of worry and stress. One must not "look back in anger or forward in fear, but around in awareness".
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The issues we deal with throughout our lives are based in a myriad of beliefs that evolved as a result of childhood experiences. As a psychotherapist, I guide you into an exploration of the beliefs and actions that create limitations and blocks to healthy relationships with ourselves and others. If you have a belief that says "I'm not good enough" you will create, unconsciously, situations and relationships that enforce that belief. Therapy is about transforming these limiting beliefs...opening you up to all life has to offer.
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We approach the treatment of mental Illness by encouraging the exploration of unresolved and deeply rooted conflicts, often of an unconscious that may lead the person to behave in rigid and self-defeating ways, by questioning the veracity and effectiveness of distorted ways of thinking and perceiving the world and by empowering the person to modify behaviors that perpetuate psychopathology and emotional disturbance. We also include life-coaching techniques to help people set attainable goals based on personal values, abilities and interests.
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I strongly believe in the power of therapy to heal, foster growth, and help you live a happier, more fulfilling life. I understand how difficulties and challenges can affect your psyche and your spirit - we can work together to help clarify what is causing you pain, dissatisfaction or unhappiness, and give you tools that will help you work through your specific challenges. My last 25 years have been dedicated to helping people live happier lives; if you want to talk with someone who is non-judgmental, and who will provide gentle insight and honest feedback, I can help you.
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I received the official case today, DCC-1400. Seems nice enough. I would prefer it without the beltstrap since i will never put it in my belt anyways, but otherwise, seems fine. Now i just need a S90 to put in it
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In a Science Policy Briefing released today by the European Science Foundation, the scientists provide a detailed strategy for the application of systems biology to medical research over the coming years.
Systems biology is a rapidly advancing field that combines empirical, mathematical and computational techniques to gain understanding of complex biological and physiological phenomena. For example, dozens, or even hundreds, of proteins can be involved in signalling processes that ensure the proper functioning of a cell. If such a signalling network is disturbed in any way, diseases such as cancer and diabetes can result.
Conventional approaches of biology do not have the capacity to unravel these elaborate webs of interactions, which is why drug design often fails. Simply knocking out one target molecule in a biochemical pathway is turning out to be a flawed strategy for drug design, because cells are able to find alternative routes. It is a similar scenario to setting up a roadblock: traffic will grind to a standstill for a short time, but soon motorists will start turning around and using side-roads to get to their destination. Just as the network of roads allows alternative routes to be used, the network of biochemical pathways can enable a disease to by-pass a drug.
Systems biology is now shedding light on these complex phenomena by producing detailed route maps of the subcellular networks. These will make it possible for scientists to develop smarter therapeutic strategies - for example by disrupting two or three key intersections on a biochemical network. This could lead to significant advances in the treatment of disease and help with the shrinking pipeline of pharmaceutical companies using traditional reductionist approaches to drug discovery.
The new policy document, produced by the Life Sciences and Medical Sciences units of the Strasbourg-based European Science Foundation (ESF) calls for a co-ordinated strategy towards systems biology across Europe. The scientists have pinpointed several key disease areas that are ripe for a systems biology approach. These include cancer and diabetes, inflammatory diseases and disorders of the central nervous system.
The report's authors state that the recommendations outlined in the Science Policy Briefing provide a more specific, practical guide towards achieving major breakthroughs in biomedical systems biology, thereby covering issues that had not been previously addressed in sufficient detail. In particular we identify and outline the necessary steps of promoting the creation of pivotal biomedical systems biology tools and facilitating their translation into crucial therapeutic advances.
The report highlights some recent successes where mathematical modelling has played a key role. The conclusions from these examples are that success was achieved when quantitative data became available; that even simple mathematical models can be of practical use and that the interdisciplinary process leading to the formulation of a model is in itself of intrinsic value.
This Science Policy Briefing is the contribution of the ESF to the EC funded Specific Support Action entitled "Advancing Systems Biology for Medical Applications" (SSA LSSG-CT-2006-037673). The recommendations resulted from ten workshops, in which more than 110 acknowledged experts from across Europe participated.
The report's authors believe that, if this document succeeds in prodding European institutions into supporting systems biology, the implementation of the recommendations presented will propel Europe to the forefront of research in systems biology and, in particular, help this interdisciplinary field to fulfil its promise of making a reality of personalised medicine, combinatorial therapy, shortened drug discovery and development, better targeted clinical trials and reduced animal testing.
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Rocklands, The Sassies, and Shosholoza
Posted on 10. Aug, 2009 by B3 in News
We had been in Africa for two weeks and some how our trip was more than half over. Today was the first cloudy day of the trip. It was time to head back to the Sassies. If I had to pick one problem in South Africa that stood out in my mind, over everything else, it was Shosholoza. Feeling well rested and with some momentum built from the previous day, I marched back out to the Sassies with renewed energy.
View from the Sassies
My initial burns felt much better than the first day, and then I changed the left foot smear. It made all the difference and soon Icmade the huge move to the good crimp. Once I latched the hold, the motivation came on strong. There are a few moments in my bouldering career when I have entered this deep zone of focus. Everything slows down, each second becomes pure and clear but at the same time I feel detached and indifferent. A perfect moment for a perfect rock climb. I don't ever expect these moments, but I enjoy them when they come. This was the highlight of the trip for me and made me feel content with coming to South Africa. I was so happy to climb this problem! Everything else would be a bonus. Chuck got some great photos.
Shosholoza V12
Shosholoza V12
On the way out we stopped at some amazing San rock art. We hear that some of the paintings were potentially 80,000 years old.
Just another facet of South Africa which adds to the incredible experience.
One Response to "Rocklands, The Sassies, and Shosholoza"
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000 FXUS66 KSGX 231050 AFDSGX Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service San Diego CA 250 AM PST Thu Nov 23 2017 .SYNOPSIS... High pressure aloft near the West Coast and very weak offshore flow will continue record setting heat today inland from the beaches. The cooling will spread slowly inland for Friday into the weekend with greater cooling for Sunday and Monday with stronger and gusty west winds in the mountains and deserts. There is the potential for a moderate strength Santa Ana wind event next Tuesday into Wednesday with the strongest and most widespread winds on Tuesday. && .DISCUSSION...FOR EXTREME SOUTHWESTERN CALIFORNIA INCLUDING ORANGE... SAN DIEGO...WESTERN RIVERSIDE AND SOUTHWESTERN SAN BERNARDINO COUNTIES... High pressure aloft across Southern California will weaken slightly through Saturday with greater weakening for Sunday and Monday as a trough of low pressure moves inland along the West Coast and into the Great Basin. Record setting heat will continue today away from the beaches where a return of weak onshore flow will bring some cooling. The slow cooling developing near the beaches today will spread slowly inland through Saturday with greater cooling for Sunday and Monday as the low pressure system moving inland along the West Coast brings stronger onshore flow for Southern California with gusty west to southwest winds for the mountains and deserts. As that low pressure system moves inland...high pressure aloft will develop along the West Coast with surface high pressure over the Great Basin. A period of moderate strength Santa Ana winds is possible for Tuesday...weakening some on Wednesday. There remain some timing and intensity differences among the global models. Those winds combined with a very dry air mass could bring critical fire weather conditions for Tuesday and Wednesday with the strongest winds on Tuesday. && .AVIATION... 231010Z...Mostly clear with unrestricted vis through Friday morning. && .MARINE... No hazardous marine weather is expected through Monday. && .FIRE WEATHER... Elevated fire weather conditions will continue today for inland areas with lowest humidities around 15 percent. Northeast winds near the coastal foothills will be weaker than on Wednesday with gusts mostly 30 mph or less this morning. Humidities will slowly recover for Friday through the weekend. For next Tuesday and Wednesday...a moderate strength Santa Ana wind event is possible with lowest daytime humidities of 5 to 10 percent...and with the strongest and most widespread northeast winds on Tuesday. && .CLIMATE... Forecast high temperatures that could be near or exceed existing record high temperatures through Thanksgiving... For today... Location Forecast Current Record San Diego 86 86 in 1950 Vista 89 83 in 1975 Chula Vista 89 87 in 1924 Riverside 92 91 in 1995 Escondido 92 90 in 1949 El Cajon 94 86 in 1995 Ramona 91 89 in 1995 Alpine 89 86 in 1995 Big Bear Lake 72 68 in 1981 Idyllwild 76 75 in 1954 Palomar Mountain 77 75 in 1954 Campo 89 82 in 1995 Palm Springs 91 94 in 1950 Thermal 91 93 in 1950 Borrego Springs 90 88 in 1989 There will likely also be some record warm minimum temperature records set...and a few additional high temperature records tied or broken on Friday. && .SKYWARN... Skywarn activation is not requested. However weather spotters are encouraged to report significant weather conditions. && .SGX WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES... CA...NONE. PZ...NONE. &&


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A Land for all Seasons An Anthology by John Betjemen - Birds Eye View
Britain from a helicopter BBC2 on 18th April 1971Running Time 47 mins
Genesis 8.22
While the earth remaineth, seedtime and harvest, and cold and heat, and summer and winter, and day and night shall not cease.
The Human Seasons John Keats
Four Seasons fill the measure of the year;
There are four seasons in the mind of man:
He has his lusty Spring, when fancy clear
Takes in all beauty with an easy span:
02.16 Narrator John Betjeman
On Yon unsheltered mountain height of Wales
The stalwart precipices face the gales
While gathering clouds assume a threatening form
And valleys wait the inevitable storm
Under the Winters unrelenting sky
Caernavonshire and Merionith lie
And who will think there would ever be
An end to Winters tyranny
03.13 Narrator John Betjeman
When Snow and Mist obscure the trees
And Winter's grip is like a vice
The Farmers ponds and buckets freeze
Then he must up and break the ice
And early in the morning rise
To bring his sheep their scant supplies
Oh who would farm these barren slopes
When roads are blocked with drifting snows
The farmer only lives on hope
As with his wonted work he goes
For all the yard is frozen mud
Not a sign of blade or bud
04.08 Narrator John Betjeman
The fleecy sheep are dirty grey
Beside the snow so white around
But none so biddable as they
Now fodder hardly can be found
So great their hunger scarce they hark
The shepherd's dog familiar bark
04.33 Dylan Thomas
Every morning when I wake,
And every evening at sun-down
We are not wholly bad or good
O let us see another day!
Over the land freckled with snow half thawed
The speculating rooks at their nests cawed
And saw from elm tops delicate as flower of grass
What we below could not see
Winter passed
06.06 Jean Ingelow
So far so fast the eygre drave,
Note:- eygre is a tidal wave
06.30 John Clare
So moping flat and low our valleys lie
So dull and muggy is our Winter's sky
Drizzling from day to day with threats of rain
And when that falls still threatening on again
From one wet week so great an ocean flows
That every village to an island grows
And every road for even weeks to come
Is stopt and none but horseman go from home
07.06 Narrator John Betjeman
Fled now the sullen murmurs of the north
The splendid rainment of the Spring
Peeps forth her universal green.
No wildness fills these long undancing rows
Of daffodils in level Lincolnshire
Before they bloom
They will be gathered for an early tomb
In the deep freeze their resurrection day
Will see them openMiles and miles away
In florists shops from Hull to Harringay
We fight the wind the rain and the mud thick earth
Through the hungry years for the hungry mouths
Our banners are the dragging pains in the back
The heavy head
We are the toilers and moilers
The breeding women of the lanes and fields
We hate the laughter we have lost the laughter we have gained
Our daughters will know our pain
We are the finished and withered
The ending and fading
We are the ending and the beginning
Good morning Lords & Ladies
It is the First of May
We hope you/ll view our garland
It is so bright and gay
For It is the First of May
For it is the First of May
Remember Lords and Ladies
It is the First of May
And now you've seen our garland
We must be on our way
But remember Lords & Ladies
It is the First of May
For it is the first of May
Oh it is the first of May
09.42 Narrator John Betjeman
Ten Thousand times Ten Thousand
At Spaldings annual show
The regimented tulips
In ordered armies go
10.47 Thomas Hardy The Wedding Morning
Tabitha dressed for her wedding
Tabby why look so sad ?
O I feel a great gloominess spreading, spreading,
James Russell Lowell
What Is So Rare As A Day in June
And what is so rare as a day in June?
Then, if ever, come perfect days;
Then Heaven tries earth if it be in tune,
And over it softly her warm ear lays;
Whether we look, or whether we listen,
We hear life murmur, or see it glisten;
12.47 Glory, Glory to the Sun by John Alford
Glory , glory to the sun
Upper Slaughter, Lower Slaughter
In the Cotswold summer time
For you and me. your son & daughter
This familiar childhood rhyme
(baa baa blacksheep)
13.47 Thomas Hood , I Remember, I Remember
I remember, I remember
The house where I was born,
The little window where the sun
Came peeping in at morn;
He never came a wink too soon
Nor brought too long a day;
But now, I often wish the night
Had borne my breath away.
I remember, I remember
The roses red and white,
The violets and the lily cups--
Those flowers made of light!
The lilacs where the robin built,
And where my brother set
The laburnum on his birthday,--
The tree is living yet!
I remember, I remember
Where I was used to swing,
And thought the air must rush as fresh
To swallows on the wing;
My spirit flew in feathers then
That is so heavy now,
The summer pools could hardly cool
The fever on my brow.
I remember, I remember
The fir-trees dark and high;
I used to think their slender tops
Were close against the sky:
It was a childish ignorance,
But now 'tis little joy
To know I'm farther off from Heaven
Than when I was a boy.
The Haunted House by Thomas Hoof
A residence for woman, child and man
A dwelling place and yet no habitation
A House, but under some prodigious ban
Of ex-communication
Unhinged the iron gates half open hung
Jarred by the gusty gales of many winters
That from its crumbled pedestal had flung
One marble globe in splinters
No dog was at the threshold great or small
No pigeon on the roof. No household creature
No cat demurely dozing on the wall
Not one domestic feature
All how silent and how still
Nothing heard but yonder mill
While the dazzled eye surveys
All around a liquid blaze
Oh for a puffing breeze to blow
But breezes are all strangers now
Not a twig is seen to shake
Nor the smallest bent to quake
From the rivers muddy side
Not a curve is seen to glide
And no longer on the stream
Watching lies the silver bream
Forcing from repeated springs
Verges in successive rings
Bees are faint and cease to hum
Birds are overpowered and dumb
Rural voices are all mute
Tuneless lies the pipe and flute
The Village Curate
Now Comes July, and with his fervid moon
Unsinews labour. The swinkt mower sleeps
The weary maid rakes feebly. The warm swain
Pitches his load reluctant. The faint steer
Lathing his sides draws sulkily along
The flow encumber'd wain. The hedgerow now
Delights, or still shade of silent lane
Or Cool impending arbor , there to read,
Or talk and laugh or meditate and sleep.
Narrator -John Betjeman
How often memory brings to me
From Asthall up to Asthall Leigh
The Sound of cartwheels in the Lane
The Smell of Wallflowers after rain
The River Windrush winding back
Upon itself, the grassy track
To Kitesbridge Farm, the family pew
The Gabled manor house, the yew,
The cottages, the village street
The sheepdog panting in the heat.
in the country's heart
Job Davis Eighty-five Winters old and still alive
After the slow poison and treachery of the seasons
What's living but courage?
Mowing where the grass grew,
What to do? Stay green.
20.45 O if we but knew what we do When we delve or hew Hack and rack the growing green! Since country is so tender To touch, her being só slender, That, like this sleek and seeing ball But a prick will make no eye at all, Where we, even where we mean To mend her we end her, When we hew or delve: After-comers cannot guess the beauty been. Rural scene, a rural scene, Sweet especial rural scene.
21.29 Narrator John Betjeman
Farewell to trees and hedges
Man is free
And in the coming season
He will be… one of the millions
Racing to the Sea
(here comes the Sun lyrics)
The Stately homes of England Lyrics
Noel Coward
24.09 Narrator John Betjeman
To Lancaster and Morecambe's annual show
Fatstock and fashion and the wrestlers go
And here behold in simulated rage
Both Cumberland and Westmorland engage
Famed Grasmere Sports they draw their thousands still
As athletes struggle up the craggy hill.
Ye Presences of Nature in the sky
And on the earth! Ye Visions of the hills!
And Souls of lonely places
26.42 Narrator John Betjeman
We spray the fields and scatter
The poison on the ground
So that no wicked wild flowers
Upon the farm be found
We like whatever helps us
To line our purse with pence
The tweny four hour broiler house
and neat electric fence
All concrete sheds around us
All Jaguars in the yard
The telly lounge and deep freeze
Are ours from working hard
Hymn "All is safely gathered in"
Come, ye thankful people, come,
Raise the song of harvest-home:
All be safely gathered in,
Ere the winter storms begin;
God, our Maker, doth provide
For our wants to be supplied;
Come to God's own temple, come;
Raise the song of harvest home!
28.43 Narrator John Betjeman
We fire the fields for harvest
The hedges swell the flame
The oak trees and the cottages
From which our fathers came
We give no compensation
The earth is ours today
And if we lose on arable
Then caravans will pay
Our ancient halls have left the land,
Turrets and towers have passed away,
Arcades and porticoes were planned
And these again have had their day:
Impatient, peevish wealth recalls
The forms which she defaced before,
Unthrifty sires destroyed the halls,
Which modern prodigals restore;
The far Welsh hills once white with sheep are bare
Spruced for the chances of the Autumn Fair
In unprotesting multitudes
They wait the final shutting of their master's gate
30.45 Thomas Hardy
The day arrives of the autumn fair, And torrents fall, Though sheep in throngs are gathered there, Ten thousand all, Sodden, with hurdles round them reared: And, lot by lot, the pens are cleared, And the auctioneer wrings out his beard, And wipes his book, bedrenched and smeared, And takes the rain from his face with the edge of his hand, As torrents fall.
The wool of the ewes is like a sponge
Sigfried Sassoon
Who needs words
in autumn woods
How oft, in
spirit, have I turned to thee,
John Dwyer
Now, I gain the
mountain's brow,
Half its beams
Apollo sheds
Gilds the fleeces of the flocks
And glitters on the broken rocks
Below me trees unnumbered rise
Beautiful in various dyes
Look how those steep woods on the mountain's face
Burn, burn against the sunset now the cold
Invades our very noon the years's grown old
Mornings are dark and evenings come apace
33.58 Tolkien
I sit beside the fire and think
The Sea is all cold and farewell to the sun
The beaches are barren
The bathing is done
Each holidaymaker has gone to his home
To varnish his dinghy
And polish his chrome
The Winter's upon us
The countryman's dawn
In the pack in the field
Will follow the horn
35.57 Wilfrid Blunt I LIKE the hunting of the hare Better than that of the fox; I like the joyous morning air, And the crowing of the cocks. I like the calm of the early fields, The ducks asleep by the lake, The quiet hour which Nature yields, Before mankind is awake. I like the pheasants and feeding things Of the unsuspicious morn; I like the flap of the wood-pigeon's wings As she rises from the corn. I like the blackbird's shriek, and his rush From the turnips as I pass by, And the partridge hiding her head in a bush For her young ones cannot fly. I like these things, and I like to ride When all the world is in bed, To the top of the hill where the sky grows wide, And where the sun grows red. The beagles at my horse heels trot In silence after me; There's Ruby, Roger, Diamond, Dot, Old Slut and Margery,-- A score of names well used, and dear, The names my childhood knew; The horn, with which I rouse their cheer, Is the horn my father blew. I like the hunting of the hare Better than that of the fox; The new world still is all less fair Than the old world it mocks.
They are gone now those beautiful creatures
Their day will never return
The ploughman is dead
I cannot forget them
They stride all night through my country dreams
I see them still at first cock crow
In lanterned stables waiting to be led out
Bells jingling heads nodding
To work those old fields again
I hear the ploughman singing
Gone the old look that yoked him to the soil
He is a new man now part of the machine
Nerves of metal and his blood oil
The clutch curses but the gears obey
His least bidding and Lo he is away
Out of the farmyard scattering hens
Riding to work now as a great man should
38.00 Robert Binyon
Now is
the time for the burning of the leaves.
39.00 Song Do ye ken John Peel;
40.00 James Thomson
Through the hushed air the whitening shower descends
At first thin wavering; till at last the flakes
Fall broad, and wide, and fast, dimming the day
With a continual flow. The cherished fields
Put on their winter-robe of purest white
'Tis brightness all; save where the new snow melts
Along the mazy current. Low, the woods
Bow their hoar head; and, ere the languid sun
Faint from the west emits his evening ray
Earth's universal face, deep-hid and chill
Is one wild dazzling waste, that buries deep
The works of man
41.09 William Henry Davis
Who knows the perfect life on
42.30 H Vaughan The Retreat
HAPPY those early days,
When I shined in my Angel-infancy!
Before I understood this place
Appointed for my second race
Or taught my soul to fancy aught
But a white, celestial thought
When yet I had not walk'd above
A mile or two from my first Love
And looking back, at that short space
Could see a glimpse of His bright face
When on some gilded cloud or flower
My gazing soul would dwell an hour
And in those weaker glories spy
Some shadows of eternity
T S Elliot Little Gidding
Midwinter spring is its own season
Sempiternal though sodden towards sundown,
Suspended in time, between pole and tropic.
When the short day is brightest, with frost and fire,
The brief sun flames the ice, on pond and ditches,
In windless cold that is the heart's heat,
Reflecting in a watery mirror
A glare that is blindness in the early afternoon.
And glow more intense than blaze of branch, or brazier,
Stirs the dumb spirit: no wind, but pentecostal fire
In the dark time of the year.
Between melting and freezing
The soul's sap quivers. There is no earth smell
Or smell of living thing. This is the spring time
But not in time's covenant. Now the hedgerow
Is blanched for an hour with transitory blossom
Of snow, a bloom more sudden
Than that of summer, neither budding nor fading,
Not in the scheme of generation.
Where is the summer, the unimaginable
Zero summer?
( I vow to thee my Country )
My dear companions
You that have been more to me
Than grief or gaiety this sure is true
That we shall meet once more beyond deaths door
Again be merry friends
Where friendship never ends
Jupiter from the Planets Suite
Genesis 8.22
While the earth remaineth, seedtime and harvest, and cold and heat, and summer and winter, and day and night shall not cease


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November 16, 2017
Tax Reform
By a 227-205 vote, the House passed the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act (H.R. 1) to overhaul the nation's individual and corporate tax laws. The Senate Finance Committee is currently marking up its own version of tax reform, which does not yet have a bill number, and could be voted on in committee as early as today. Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has indicated his intent to bring a bill to the floor just after Thanksgiving. House and Senate leaders have expressed optimism about finalizing a bill before the end of the year, though there is a long and treacherous path to completion.
Any tax package would have wide-ranging impacts on the nation's economy and budget situation, most of which would generally but not specifically impact the nation's transportation and infrastructure programs. However, there are a handful of provisions with more direct impact to pay attention to:
- State and Local Tax (SALT) Deductibility
- House bill repeals the SALT deduction for income and sales tax for individuals, but maintains the property tax deduction, up to a cap of $10k.
- Senate bill fully repeals SALT deductibility.
- Changes to SALT deductibility would not directly impact the availability of funding for local projects, but would create a downward pressure on local tax collections, which would have a direct impact.
- Bonds
- House bill would repeal the tax-exempt status for private activity bonds, advance refunding bonds, and tax credit bonds.
- Senate bill would repeal tax-exempt status for only advance refunding bonds.
- Any combination of these would impact the ability to borrow for local projects. NARC recently expressed concern about these changes.
- Repatriation: In the simplest terms, so-called "deemed repatriation" results in the taxing of overseas earnings of U.S. companies that are held offshore. It is estimated there is $2 trillion or more of such earnings that could be taxed. Both the House and Senate bills contain provisions that would immediately tax these offshore earnings, but neither directly funnels the resulting tax collections to infrastructure projects, as some have proposed.
- Infrastructure Package: There was small hope among transportation stakeholders that the tax bill would be paired with the president's promised infrastructure package. Neither bill contains such a package, however, and there has been no indication that it is a possibility.
- Gas Tax Increase: Neither chamber contains an increase in the gasoline or diesel per-gallon fuel tax. While the administration expressed a possible willingness to increased infrastructure funding by implementing a seven-cent per gallon increase, Congress decided that the tax package is not the venue where that will occur. This could change, of course, but that seems like an unlikely outcome at this point.
Talk of an Infrastructure Package Continues
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2 bedroom park home for saleThe Dell, Caerwnon Park, Builth Wells
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Key features
- Double Glazing
- Gas Central Heating
- Detached Garage
- Residential Park Home For The Over 50's
- En-Suite Shower Room
- Views
- One Small Pet Considered
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Tenure: Freehold
This Homeseeker 42x20 Park Home benefits from one of the best plots available on this park, with stunning far reaching views out of the 2 main reception rooms towards the distant hills, giving the impression of being alone in the open countryside. The L Shaped Lounge and Dining area is a light and airy space to sit, relax, and enjoy the breath-taking Welsh scenery.
Set within 24 acres of the finest countryside in Mid Wales, this retirement park (50+) is located off of the A470, about three miles north of the attractive small market town of Builth Wells, home of the Royal Welsh Show. To the south it enjoys panoramic views of the Wye Valley and is bordered to the north by the Cambrian Mountains. Six miles to the north is the spa town of Llandrindod Wells.
Nearby is Builth Road Station on the main Mid Wales line from Swansea to Shrewsbury. Buses run three times a day from the park to Builth Wells which has good day-to-day shopping facilities as well as doctors, dentist and library, etc. Milk and newspapers are delivered, and a mobile library visits the park. Pets are considered at Caerwnon Park (one small dog or one cat).
Accommodation:- Entrance Hall, Lounge, Dining Room, Kitchen, Bedroom One with En-Suite and Built-in Wardrobes, Bedroom Two With Built-in Wardrobes, Family Bathroom.
Outside:- Paved Driveway Leading To Detached Garage, Gardens Mainly Laid To Lawn With Shrub Boarders,
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Anyone else think it's kinda fucked up how none of the Hylian population remembers Link the way the other Champions and Zelda were remembered? I mean, all they have is a vague idea that a Hylian champion existed and that he wielded the Master Sword. I don't even expect a monument like Mipha or Daruk has, since the Hylians seemed to be hit the hardest by the Calamity but like….. c'mon at least remember the name of the boy that fought to the death trying to protect everyone.
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[Oo°_~( CONNICHI 2017 ! )~_°oO]
>> Part 1 <<
I've been posting a bunch of photos/videos on Instagram these past days about it, now tumblr can see some photos too :D !
It is to say that this years Connichi Servamp meeting was amazing!!*^* many people attended, a greater variety of characters were there…
and of course funny things happened (*o*) !!
but I'll just sum up how the day went ( from my perspective ) :
at first I was walking around with my family first, looking for merchandise and other stuff that might interest us ~
but ey, guess what, there was no Servamp Merch at all ;w;)b
After that I ran into the garden were the some friends found me >w>)9 ! At their regular place ServampCosplayer could leave their bags right there, and that's also the place when we all gathered the other Cosplay later :D!
btw! dearest @kumaikoro sewed this one super cute Tsubaki foxy plush for me !! *3*) THANK YOU A HUNDRED TIMES AGAIN <3 ;///;;; !!
and after gaining a bunch of Servamp Cosplayer we started to play a game :D !
" Who am I ? " Servamp edition !
Simply, everyone was given a card of one Servamp character. For example me, I had the 'inner Lawless' ( now known as Pudding-Lawless ).
Everyone knew I was him except me. The goal is just to find out who you are.
So I was asking things like " Am I a boy ? a vampire ? Do I belong to the good ones ? am I a THING ? " etc, and so did everybody ~
It was very hilarious seeing all those desperate faces >:D
Right after that game we decided to do a photo shooting somewhere else in a park >w>)9!
but at first we went to a playground were we
, as serious and responsible adults, played there like tiny children xD no seriously, sometimes there were 5 people on the seesaw or Mikuni and Tsurugi sitting on one swing seat.
serious Cosplayer of a series with deep deeeep dark stories or other events such as betrayal and murder, affecting
innocent people's life…. now playing on a children's playground =v=)b
Cosplayer :
Freya - @anubisbride
Tsurugi - @shy-but-sanctimonious
C3 Mikuni - @stitching-string
Snow Lilly - @melancholydisaster
Abel @Kasu_Cookie ( Instagram )
Guildenstern - @darocosplay
Lawless - @rhomilch / @servampfanarts
Licht : Rhomi's sister
Kuro - @sleepy_Kuro_Servamp_Ash / tired_Shiro ( Instagram )
Sakuya's sister : MEEEEEE \(*w*)/
idk the rest ( - some of them in part 2 : the other Kuro, Rayscent Crazyrabbit, Tsubaki, the other Lawless, Licht, Mahiru.. ) ;w;
if one does know their social media names then don't hesitate to let me know =v=)/ !
It was laughable how easily Glanni coerced Ithro into a complete and total makeover, and he had a feeling that it had something to do with how he was under the impression this was his attempt at establishing a stronger bond. Maybe it was, maybe it wasn't, but at any superficial rate, it'd be fun to see the elf all done up.
That was, if he could actually keep still for more than a minute at a time.
"The better you cooperate, the faster it'll be over," Glanni scolded, squinting as he held the other man's jaw in one hand, and a mascara brush in the other. Truthfully, he was a beautiful subject, like a model one might see designers practice on, or even be their final product, but that was besides the point.
"Sorry, but it's not like I've ever done this before!" Despite having been chastised throughout the entire process by an easily frustrated Glanni Glæpur, Ithro's grin never faltered. He wanted to believe that things were becoming more steady between them and that he would no longer be considered a tentative choice in Glanni's times of emotional instability. Maybe Ithro could go so far as to hope to be a permanent asset, but,
"Fucking hell, just let me finish this one eye, okay? That's all there is left to do." Glanni's hostility might have been more meaningful if it weren't for what he was doing and how painstakingly so. Sometimes, Ithro began to wonder if some of the nasty things he said were habitual rather than intentional. The sudden, triumphant clap of Glanni's hands burst into his thoughts, along with the sight of his brilliantly toothy smile.
"Would you take a look at this!" And it most definitely wasn't a request, because Glanni all but shoved a handheld mirror into Ithro's lap, eagerly peering over his shoulder to check his reaction. He, personally, believed he'd done superbly, however, he also wanted outside confirmation. "So?" Glanni asked impatiently, tracing his fingers up and down Ithro's arms.
"You did great!" Was his chiming response, and Glanni couldn't help but get excited over the enthusiasm in his voice. After all, it wasn't every day he did something anybody approved of, or any day.
"Let me look at you again," he insisted as he took back the mirror. Ithro obliged peacefully even though Glanni was unnecessarily close now for the sake of proper inspection. He didn't have much of a chance to take in his project as a whole whilst he had been working, choosing to focus on the details, the parts, the pieces. Now that Glanni was able to take Ithro's face in its entirety, he understood just how well it had turned out. "Fuck," Glanni muttered, still keeping his eyes on Ithro. He said it again, though it was almost a whisper.
Ithro's lashes were elongated through the power of strenuous mascara use, and the lids of his eyes glowed a gentle golden yellow, as Glanni had figured it would suit his usual, albeit hideous pallette. There was also a light dusting of blush on the apples of his cheeks as well as on the tip of his nose, accompanied by the shadowy appearance of a contoured jawline. And lastly, he had delicately applied a muted, but opaque shade of pink on his lips. It truly brought it all together, though it completely undid Glanni.
"Something off?" Ithro questioned, feeling a bit uncomfortable sitting in silence for as long as he had. Glanni seemed as if he was formulating an answer, yet the concentrated expression soon dissolved. Without warning, Glanni had taken ahold of Ithro's shoulders, an anchoring tool to steady himself as he furiously pushed their lips together. The desperate overtones of his impulsive actions were not lost, and Ithro acted accordingly, allowing Glanni to climb onto his lap and grasping onto his waist. It was warm, what they were doing, burning even, and both parties dearly hoped for it to mean something. It felt like it did, what with Glanni's hot breath on the elf's skin and how Ithro couldn't take his hands off of him.
Glanni was the first to pull away, and he took in a sharp inhale after he did. So breathing was important after all? It just seemed so secondary. "Your makeup," he said, a leering grin creeping up on his features. "I ruined it."
"Did you?" Ithro's tone was weary, unfocused. Glanni laughed at that, gesturing towards the paint smeared on his chin.
"Really bad."
"Well, I don't feel ruined," he mused lightly. "Do it again?"
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The Standells' key albums for the Tower label (Dirty Water, Why Pick On Me, and Try It) perfectly bottled a rebellious wave of sound sweeping across Mid-1960's teen clubs, radio playlists and record racks.
Starting with the genre-defining, proto-punk smash "Dirty Water", through a series of equally memorable underdog anthems ("Sometimes Good Guys Don't Wear White," "Why Pick on Me") and obscenities (the banned "Try It"), the Standells left an indelible mark on their era.
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