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Worldwide Notebook ODM QView
The Worldwide Notebook ODM QView aims to provide the current status and forecast of notebook ODM industry, which is a leading index to know the worldwide notebook PC market.
Technology Coverage
This tracker provides total market size and vendor share for the following technology areas. Measurement for this QView is in shipments, average sales price, and revenue.
Core Coverage
- Notebooks that are manufactured by notebook ODMs around the world
- ODM countries covered: Taiwanese ODM, China ODM, Japan ODM, Korea ODM
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- Screen size: From 7in. to 20in.
- Number of spindles: One, two, three
- Product type: Full system, barebone
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- Asia/Pacific excluding Japan: Australia, Bangladesh, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Korea, Malaysia, Myanmar, New Zealand, Philippines, PRC, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam and Rest of Asia/Pacific.
- Canada
- Central and Eastern Europe: Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Ukrain and Rest of CEE
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- Latin America: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Puerto Rico, Uruguay, Venezuela, Rest of Central America and Rest of Latin America
- Middle East and Africa: Algeria, Bahrain, Botswana, Egypt, Ethiopia, Ghana, Israel, Jordan, Kenya, Kuwait, Lebanon, Morocco, Namibia, Nigeria, Oman, Pakistan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Tanzania, Tunisia, Turkey, Uganda, United Arab Emirates, Rest of Africa and Rest of Middle East.
- United States
- Western Europe: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and United Kingdom
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Absolute auctions help high-end sellers unload homes
Most ads for home auctions these days are reserved for distressed properties. Homeowners who no longer can afford the payments and upkeep make up the bulk of sellers.
But, there are still those who don't need, but simply want to sell, who turn to auction houses to help them unload.
That's the case for Clarence E. White. In 2003, he purchased a six-bedroom, six-and-a-half bath home in the Las Olas Boulevard area of Fort Lauderdale for $1.75 million, according to property records.
White fixed up the tri-level home, adding travertine floors, a gourmet kitchen and custom ironwork to the gated entry. He used it as a vacation home.
White then decided to put it up for sale. The asking price? About $10 million.
It sat on the market nearly a year before White decided to turn to J.P. King Auction Co. in Gadsden, Ala. The company specializes in high-end properties.
Next month, the luxury home heads to absolute auction. That means it will go to the highest bidder. Although selling on reserve – allowing a buyer to turn down an offer – historically has been the norm for such sales, absolute auctions are becoming increasingly common.
And although many auction houses are seeing a huge increase in the number of homes going on the block, Scott King, executive vice president of sales for J.P. King Auction, said most of his clients usually don't have to sell for hardship reasons.
The tough part, he said, is getting clients to understand that they can't go into the auction with a price in mind.
"Clients who make the decision they are ready to sell are excellent candidates for our services," King said.
On the upside, buyers will show because they know they will at least have a shot at getting the home. On the flip side, the homeowner may not get the price they want. So it could turn out to be a huge gamble.
"The client has to understand that it's the buyers who determine the value," King said.
King has been receiving more calls of late from distressed buyers, even those who own premier properties. He has to sort through them to see if they can be of assistance.
"In situations where there's debt, it takes working with the lender. If someone is upside-down or in a financial pinch, it's harder to work with them," King said.
For White, it was more a matter of the traditional way of selling not meeting his needs.
The reason most clients sell at absolute auction is usually because they want to move on with their lives, King said.

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Consultant in Adult Psychiatry for Women's Mental Health
- Recruiter
- Medacs Healthcare
- Location
Qatar, Doha
- Salary
- Negotiable
- Posted
- 06 Apr 2017
- Closes
- 04 May 2017
- Ref
- NJCOnPsyWMH
- Contact
- Michaela Steigerova
- Sector
- Hospital
- Contract Type
- Permanent
- Hours
- Full Time
Medacs Healthcare is currently looking for a Consultant in Adult Psychiatry for Women's Mental Health for a well-known Paediatrics and Women's Health hospital in Doha, Qatar.
Our client is an ultramodern, fully digital academic medical facility incorporating the most advanced information technology applications in clinical, research and business functions. The hospital aims to set new standards in patient care for women and children and be a pioneer in clinical and translational biomedical research, providing a diversity and quality of care conducive to training medical students and highly skilled clinicians.
Our client is also offering highly attractive Salary and Benefits Packages to attract talent and encourage organisational loyalty and high performance.
Although our client opened in Mid-2016 and is currently treating out-patients, they won't officially open their doors until 2018. As such, staff will both treat patients and may also be involved in shaping the setup of this new facility and striving towards the hospital's goal of becoming a world leading medical and research center.
Interviews will either be held in person in April 2017 in London. To register your interest and secure an interview, please apply!
Job Summary:
The Attending Physician is responsible for the delivery of high quality evidence-based care; effective and efficient diagnosing, managing and treating all patients placed under the role holder's care. The Attending Physician makes recommendations, orders appropriate therapeutics and diagnostics as per the patient's diagnosed condition.
Key Role Accountabilities:
- Responsible for the delivery of high quality evidence-based care and services within Women Mental Health.
- Experience in diagnosis, assessment and treatment of perinatal psychiatric conditions like postpartum depression, postpartum psychosis, anxiety and depression during pregnancy.
- Conducts Ward rounds, reassesses inpatients and/or outpatients on a regular basis, in line with established best practice.
- Regularly reviews results of all investigations and modifies treatment as required.
- Provides clinical excellence by effective and efficient diagnoses, manages, and treats all patients placed under post holder's care.
- Delivers safe, effective, and holistic clinical services within accepted standards of care.
- Accurately documents all relevant clinical information in a clear and timely fashion in accordance with established procedures.
- Supports, implements, and follows all hospital, departmental and divisional initiatives, policies and procedures.
- Liaises with colleagues, Allied Health staff, nursing, administrative and support services staff for additional input as required.
- Complies with all hospital polices regarding admissions, consultations, daily patient care, discharge protocols, outpatient and follow up practices.
- Practices appropriate utilization of the organization's resources.
- Demonstrates an active interest in educating and fostering future academic leaders nationally and internationally through active participation in education initiatives.
- Demonstrates an active interest in teaching of medical students, residents and fellows.
- Demonstrates an active interest and involvement in research by initiating innovative clinical or research outcomes or collaborating on research projects to support the Sidra vision.
- Demonstrates commitment to Continued Medical Education (CME).
- Keeps abreast of the current, relevant literature and the latest trends and technologies in the industry.
- Performs other clinical responsibilities as assigned.
Qualifications, Experience and Skills:
- Completion of residency program in the specialty area from an accredited Western Board.
- Subspecialty Fellowship in Women Mental Health (or equivalent training or certification) preferred
- 2+ years of post-certification/residency in clinical care or education in General Psychiatry with experience in Women Mental Health from a North American Academic/ Health care Institution or equivalent in UK, Republic of Ireland, or other European Countries with accredited and recognized board, Australia or New Zealand.
- Research, Education or Administration experience
- Valid professional License in the country of origin or country of practice in the specialty area
- Board Certification or its equivalent in Psychiatry from an accredited Western Board.
- Strong Medical Knowledge of established and evolving practice, Diagnostics, Therapeutics and training.
- Demonstrated ability to coordinate with varied staff efficiently.
- Strong organizational skills.
- Customer service oriented.
- Flexibility and responsiveness to changing workloads.
- Excellent communication skills.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office suite.
- Fluency in written and spoken English.
The hospital is offering competitive salary and benefits packages to encourage organizational loyalty and high performance. To hear more about these fantastic opportunities in Qatar please apply!


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Its been a very fast paced year since our last show in Pomona as the LionLike MindState Community. Machine Pomona (our Headquarters) closed its doors for the final time on July 19th 2014. Not counted as a loss but as another phase of growth as Judah to had step away to take some time with his new daughter, June 2014. Treesje Powers our Co-Host was soon to follow with the birth her son, Feb, 2015. LionLike MindState still operates as the Resident Open Mic at Cal Poly Pomona in Collaboration with The African American Student Center of Cal Poly Pomona.
Beginning new cycles and opening new doors in 2015, a new Collaboration between LionLike MindState and The Depot Open Mic. Taking up residence at the welcoming arms of the N7 Creamery at the illustrious Victoria Gardens Mall in the City of Rancho Cucamonga. A bi-weekly social experiment aka Another Open Mic called COFFEE & POETS. Beginning January 2nd we've had some pretty stellar open mics with new raw talent and Poets who've never had the opportunity to share in public presented. We give thanks for the increase, we do. Catch us every Third Thursday at the N7 Creamery in the Victoria Gardens at 7pm. Cost is $7. All info at TheDepotOpenMic.com
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HE hails from Alegrete in a part of Brazil that borders Uruguay and Argentina.
He has played football in his native Brazil, Hong Kong and Moldova.
And he taught himself how to speak English along the way.
His dream is to emulate his football idol, Lucio, and play for Internacional in his homeland.
However, Hamilton defender Lucas Tagliapietra is a long way from home and a long way from his ultimate goal. Despite the fact Scotland's unpredictable climate not exactly his cup of tea, Lucas is enjoying the latest part of his football odyssey and looking forward to facing Kilmarnock at Rugby Park today.
Lucas said: "I grew up in Alegrete which is close to Argentina and Uruguay in Rio Grande do Sul.
"I left Brazil when I was 19 and had the chance to go to Hong Kong to get experience with Sun Pegasus.
"I played there for a year and then moved to Moldova for a couple of years playing for Dacia Chisinau and Milsami Orhei. We played in the Europa League.
"I have Italian citizenship so I was looking to come to Europe and an opportunity came up. I got my Italian passport last December and then came to Hamilton in January. I am happy here.
"I like the people because they are friendly but I don't like the weather.
"I support Internacional from Porto Alegre and I grew up watching Lucio who ended up becoming an international player. He was my hero.
"I would love to be like him and play for Internacional."
The 24-year-old has featured twice for Accies this season as a sub in the 4-0 defeat to Celtic and last Friday night's 2-0 win over Motherwell.
He hopes to gain more game time against Killie today.
Lucas said: "I am adapting and seeing how the football is here. Everything is new and I am working hard."


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Pausing in his boulder-to-boulder leaps up the steep Joe Creek drainage at the base of the Blue Ledge Mine, Dana Hight took a long drink from his water bottle and caught his breath.
"Smell that sulfur," he said, wrinkling his nose at the rotten-egg odor. "It seems a lot stronger than when we were up here five years ago."
U.S. Forest Service geologists say sulfuric acid is leaching from up to 50,000 tons of waste rock left behind at the long-closed mine once heralded as the copper king of Southern Oregon.
The agency was notified April 10 that $8.5 million in federal stimulus money has been earmarked to clean up the abandoned site in the Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest.
Officials are scrambling to come up with plans for what is expected to be a challenging project.
Hight, 34, a self-described history buff who has spent hundreds of hours researching the area, stood looking up at a yellow swath of stone several hundred yards long, much of it partially coated with a reddish brown rust.
Immediately above him was an old log dam installed to halt the movement of the waste rock. Behind the dam was a small pool of water whose bottom was covered with brown sludge.
The water tumbling below his feet, however, was clear, having melted from the snowpack visible on the rim above.
"I fully understand why they need to clean this up, particularly considering this is spring water," Hight said. "I just hope they don't mess up the historic area, including where people once lived downstream from the mine.
"Getting to understand the kind of people who lived up here is why I came up here in the first place," he added. "The hardest-core families lived here. You look at the old pictures. Everyone had a rifle because they hunted right here. There is a lot of history here."
Located about four miles south of the California state line in the upper Applegate River watershed, the Blue Ledge is a gold mine of history. The mine was named for the characteristic blue sheen of weathered chalcopyrite taken from the site.
The base of the mine is about 4,000 feet above sea level. At the head of Joe Creek just south of the mine stands Copper Butte, which rises to 6,194 feet above sea level.
During its heyday from 1906 through 1919, the mine spawned a sprawling camp near its base that had more than two dozen dwellings, although years ago they were burned or dismantled and hauled off to build other mining shacks.
Farther downstream from the mining camp was another community known as Eileen that boasted a hotel, store and other structures. While you couldn't purchase booze at the company-owned mining camp, you could pick up a bottle down the hill in Eileen, named for the daughter of Dr. J.F. Reddy, a mine official. The boarding house, known as the Hotel Eileen, offered steam radiator heat and light from gas chandeliers.
Another community in the area, known as Joe Bar City or Hutton, was located some three miles downstream from the mine at the confluence of Joe and Elliott creeks. Unfortunately, five buildings in Joe Bar, including an old saloon, burned to the ground during a fire on April 20, 1940.
The picturesque hamlet of Joe Bar still exists, however, with several residents living on the island of private land surrounded by national forest. One local resident with a long white beard, noting he had lived in the area for 35 years, told a Mail Tribune reporter this week that the environmental work was a waste of taxpayer money and could release materials that would contaminate his drinking water.
In January, a heavy metal gate was installed on Joe Bar Road — Forest Road 1050 — to reduce vandalism in the remote area. Residents have access but visitors wanting to pass through the gate must obtain a key at the ranger station near McKee Bridge.
Before Forest Road 1050 existed, there was a wagon road leading from the Blue Ledge to Jacksonville and Medford. Freight wagons pulled by teams of six and eight horses hauled machinery up to the mine, Ashland writer Marjorie O'Harra penned in her 1985 book, "Southern Oregon: Short Trips into History."
The Blue Ledge Mining Co. spent nearly $2 million developing the site and hired hundreds of workers, she wrote.
"The monthly payrolls grew to $17,775 in February, 1907, and remained relatively steady through 1908," O'Harra wrote, citing company ledgers from that era. "Freight bills ran $3,000 to $4,000 per month. Groceries and supplies (including such items as $5.75 for liquor and $6.30 for washing) were duly noted."
Summer 1909 at the Blue Ledge Mine sparked a romance between employees Maude Byrne of the Applegate Valley and Englishman Harold Watson, said Evelyn Williams, 82, a longtime upper Applegate Valley resident.
Byrne was Williams' aunt. Williams' father, John Byrne, also worked at the mine that year.
"She worked in the cookhouse that summer," Williams recalled. "She had taught school during the winter and worked up there in the summer. Harold, who was from England, was working in California and had heard about the mine. He went up there to work."
The two met, fell in love and were married, eventually moving to San Jose, Calif., where they had a family and lived to ripe old ages, she said.
"We just loved Harold — he was a wonderful guy," she said.
The historic McKee Covered Bridge over the Applegate River was also the result of the mine, said Williams, whose great uncle Adelbert "Deb" McKee donated the land for the bridge when it was built in 1917.
"They were having problems with the ore wagons crossing the river," she explained.
Williams, who has one of the mine's ledger books dated from 1906, recalls visiting the Blue Ledge in the late 1940s.
"There were still a few log buildings up there then," she said.
The mine was an important part of local mining history, said Jeff LaLande, retired forest historian and archaeologist. But in the broader picture it was dwarfed by copper mines in places such as Bisbee, Ariz., or Butte, Mont., he said.
"In the overall scope of things, mining in the far West, whether copper or gold, particularly in Southern Oregon or Northern California, when you step back and look at everything, was really pretty small potatoes," LaLande said.
"I'm not trying to negate the significance of the Blue Ledge Mine," he added. "It was a significant piece of our history. It was big for our area. And it was very instrumental in helping boom the local economy."
There were several copper mines in the region, including the Alameda Mine along the Rogue River a few miles downstream from Galice and the Queen of Bronze Mine near Takelma in the Illinois Valley, he noted.
"They were all about the same time," he said. "The Alameda Mine had a small smelter. The fumes from the smelter killed trees in the area."
Like Hight, he believes action should be taken to stop the waste rock from leaching sulfuric acid and other toxins into the watershed.
"Those adits up there have some real rotten rock," he said, noting its crumbly nature. "It would be good to close them off with gates. Let the bats go in and hang out."
The adits were punched into a rock outcropping high above where Hight was standing near the log dam. He pointed to the remnants of a structure once used to harness a cable system that hauled equipment and supplies up the mountain and ore back down.
"You can still see where it is anchored," Hight said. "Right behind it is the old track that went into the mine."
Hight, co-owner with business partner Abe Nesbitt of Deliver De Cuisine, an Ashland restaurant delivery service, was reared in the state of Jefferson. A 1993 graduate of Mount Shasta High School, he explored the Blue Ledge area with a high school friend.
"As a kid, I spent a lot of time in areas of old mines," Hight said of his love for things old. "I'm an avid hiker. My family likes to get out and see places where there is some history."
But he and his family leave the places they visit intact, he stressed.
"My wife and I want our children to enjoy it and share it with others down the road," he said. "You have to leave things where they are."
At the Blue Ledge Mine, there is still a strong sense of history, he reiterated.
"From the pictures we've seen and the stories we've heard, this was an amazing place," he said.
Reach reporter Paul Fattig at 776-4496 or e-mail him at email@example.com.


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Tabletop Terrarium with Cork Base, Small - Glass
globesits neatly on the natural Cork base, but can be effortlessly angled for easy indoor gardening.
The contemporary mix of materials are a lovely alternative to free standing or hanging terrariums allowing you to place throughout the home. The
sphericalshape can be filled with earth, cacti and greenery curved around the vase to create an eye-catching piece.
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Bring whimsical leaves and succulents indoors with the Small Tabletop Terrarium. The streamlined Glass globe sits neatly on the natural Cork base, but can be effortlessly angled for easy indoor gardening. ...Read More
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Dimensions: H20 x Diameter 19cm
Opening: 10.7cm
Crafted in Glass and Cork
Spherical glass can be positioned at any angle on the base
Terrarium can only be used with base provided
Not dishwasher safe, wash with warm soapy water
Comes individually boxed
Small size also available
Delivery Costs:
- Standard UK for orders over £60 - Free
- Standard UK for orders under £60 - £4.95
- Next Day - £6.95
- Saturday Delivery - £16.00
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Standard UK Delivery takes 3-5 working days. Next Day orders must be placed before midday for delivery the following working day. If a Next Day order is placed after midday on a Friday, or over a weekend, delivery will take place the following Tuesday.
You can return items to us within 14 working days of receipt. All we ask is that you return the goods in all their original packaging and condition, including the outer box and in a re sell-able condition. We are not able to issue refunds for goods that are not returned in a re sell-able condition. Please view our full returns information here.
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text: Unraveling the complex morphology of functional materials like core-shell nanoparticles and its evolution in different environments is still a challenge. Only recently has the single-particle coherent diffraction imaging (CDI), enabled by the ultrabright femtosecond free-electron laser pulses, provided breakthroughs in understanding mesoscopic morphology of nanoparticulate matter. Here, we report the first CDI results for Co@SiO2 core-shell nanoparticles randomly clustered in large airborne aggregates, obtained using the x-ray free-electron laser at the Linac Coherent Light Source. Our experimental results compare favourably with simulated diffraction patterns for clustered Co@SiO2 nanoparticles with similar to 10 nm core diameter and similar to 30 nm shell outer diameter, which confirms the ability to resolve the mesoscale morphology of complex metastable structures. The findings in this first morphological study of core-shell nanomaterials are a solid base for future time-resolved studies of dynamic phenomena in complex nanoparticulate matter using x-ray lasers.


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Recent Notables
- Hayter | Reynolds has successfully negotiated and finalized a substantial settlement on behalf of our client on an over half million dollar construction claim, arising from subcontracted work performed at Barksdale Air Force Base.
- After suffering a devastating fire that destroyed their entire residence and all of the contents, a client engaged our services. Immediate efforts were undertaken to prove the cause and origin of the fire and negotiate with the insurer for payment of the value of the home and its contents. Our efforts led to a multi-million dollar payment to the clients.
- After the successful conclusion of a large real estate transaction for a client, the firm's efforts led to a national grocery chain choosing a location on our client's 100+ acre tract of land.
- John Hayter, III has been appointed by the Louisiana Law Institute to serve as a special adviser to the Security Devices Committee in its revision of the Louisiana Private Works Act, which has become overly cumbersome and contradictory since its last revision in 1981.
It's About TIME
Everyone knows they need a will, but few people truly understand why it is crucial to have one in place. If this basic document is so essential, the question must be asked, why doesn't everyone have one? Beyond the inherent discomfort of confronting our own mortality, the answer is TIME.
The necessity of creating a will is often ignored due to the frantic pace of our lives and limited free time. Ironically, those of us with the least time to spare are often the most in need of this essential document to protect our families and loved ones. The fact that we each have a finite amount of time before our passing is inescapable. Neglecting to create a will is gambling with the welfare of those we care for the most and creating burdens for them after we are gone.
In an ongoing effort to place the client first, Hayter | Reynolds has begun scheduling appointments at times most convenient for our clients. Whether it is after work or on a weekend, we are committed to helping you find the time to orchestrate your wills, trusts, living wills, and other estate planning needs. Call us and schedule your appointment, because it's about time.
In an effort to support and promote local artists, Hayter | Reynolds has transformed our offices into a kind of gateway gallery through a program dubbed BiZ-ART. BiZ-ART also includes a free, family-oriented event, taking place on a monthly basis featuring new, local artists every month. All original artwork displayed is for sale. On that night, the public is invited to attend the artist showing and shop for local artwork.
During the month of March there will be eighteen paintings on display by local artist Christie Cassell. In college she pursued a degree in Advertising Design and found illustration as her strength. Today as a professional artist, Christie leans toward the realist tradition of portraiture and figure painting. She primarily uses pastel and oil with occasional charcoal or conte crayon. In her own words: "Painting is truly, for me, a celebration of the gift of life! The joy of creating and constantly learning is the gift I've been given to share, and I'm deeply grateful." Christie's paintings have been juried into many local and regional exhibitions including: Hoover Watercolor Society; Louisi-ana Artists; Louisiana Watercolor Society; Creative Art Connection; Lynda Benglis/Michael Klein Visual Exhibition; Texarkana Regional Arts & Humanities Annual Regional Competition; Artport; Northwest Louisiana Artist Triennial Competition (Meadows Museum of Art); Shreveport Pastel Society; and Associated Women in the Arts.
Artist Participation – Artists who wish to be considered for future showings can register by email to email@example.com. All submissions must be original and not a copy or reproduction of any other artwork. All visual artists, in all mediums can participate. Artists are advised to provide their own insurance for their artwork.
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In our ongoing effort to place client convenience first, we now accepts credit card payment for legal services rendered through the security and expedience of PayPal. If this is your desired method of payment, please contact us for an electronic invoice and we will be happy to assist you with the process.


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Saturday, 27 April 2013
Yee Haa!
29 comments:
- Mary J said...
It's brilliant, Squirrel! PErfect papers and I love how you used the two border punches together - fab!!
- 27 April 2013 at 12:35
- mariska said...
What a sweet little cowboy did you make Squirrel.
It is fabulous.
Hugs mariska
- 27 April 2013 at 13:04
- Doreen said...
Gorgeous card,loving the fab image and colours.xxx
- 27 April 2013 at 13:48
- McCrafty's Cards said...
Brilliant card Squirrel, I like the image the design the papers and the hanging star.
Kevin xx
- 27 April 2013 at 14:07
- Claire said...
Fab card and another lovely image too. Hugs, Claire x
- 27 April 2013 at 14:36
- downrightcrafty said...
great card and love the image
hugs Kate xx
- 27 April 2013 at 14:50
- Joey said...
Howdy my friend, this is gorgeous, love the punches and gorgeous colour choice for this cutie. Joey x
- 27 April 2013 at 14:53
- Sue - bearhouse said...
Fabby card Squirrel. I love that image, wonderful colouring and the hanging star looks brilliant.
hugs Sue xx
- 27 April 2013 at 16:10
- kay said...
Brilliant card x
- 27 April 2013 at 17:56
- Lorraine said...
He looks brilliant Squirrel. Your colouring looks fab and I love the design.
Enjoy the rest of the weekend
Lorraine x
- 27 April 2013 at 18:52
- Tanya said...
Gorgeous squirrel - i never have any man or boy cards in my box, i just never seem to have motivation to make them lol! I have this image and I ordered that star die specifically for it as well haha! Waiting for it to arrive now so I can make nice boy cards :)
Tags xx
- 27 April 2013 at 19:51
- Mickymunchkin's little space said...
Oh how cute! Don't worry about the picture, still 300% better than the photos I'm shooting...
Gorgeous card!
- 27 April 2013 at 20:54
- Kathryn Anderson said...
Great card Squirrel. That's a really fun image. Fab colouring as usual.
Kat xx
- 27 April 2013 at 21:37
- Marianne's Craftroom said...
I love this image which is why I bought him a while ago, stamped him and that is as far as he got. He is so cute and this is a fab, if wonky photo, card. I use Photoshop as it is s hard to get a photo perfectly square.
- 27 April 2013 at 21:54
- Wishcraft said...
Super cute image and gorgeous card hun... that star die is on my 'to buy' list :o) Hugs, Lisa x
- 27 April 2013 at 22:02
- coops said...
so stunning hun.really love your rootin tootin cowboy and the star die is fab :D
xx coops xx
- 27 April 2013 at 22:17
- Donna Mosley said...
Gorgeous card Squirrel, love the cute image and fab design.
Donna x
- 27 April 2013 at 23:54
- Sarah J. Moerman said...
Wow! FABULOUS card! Such a sweet image and wonderful design! Thanks for joining us for the Simon Says Stamp Challenge!
- 28 April 2013 at 03:00
- Jackie said...
Another gorgeous card Squirrel and what does it matter if the pic is not absolutely straight, mine never are :o)
Jackie xx
- 28 April 2013 at 07:43
- Annette said...
Another lovely card Squirrel. Love the image and the star die.
- 28 April 2013 at 08:40
- Debs said...
What a cutie!
Debs xx
- 28 April 2013 at 09:10
- KraftyKoolKat said...
This is so lovely "S". Your layout is awesome. Love that border punch and the star finishes it off a treat.
- 28 April 2013 at 09:49
- Sarah said...
Great card Squirrel, I love that star die cut.
I always seem to take squinty photos hun, so if you can pass some tips on, that would be great!
Sarah xx :0)
- 28 April 2013 at 12:49
- Chris said...
Such a cute image! Great colouring and lovely design! Love that star die too! Thanks for joining us at Sweet Stampin' this week.
- 28 April 2013 at 14:45
- Faith A said...
Yee Haa! let's go whip up some cattle!!!!!!
Love it :)
- 28 April 2013 at 14:50
- Chrissy said...
Wonderful image and colouring Squirrel...love the little dog who does not look impressed at all, but he is so cute..love the hanging star die and papers,fabulous male card.
Luv CHRISSYxx
- 28 April 2013 at 19:47
- Heather said...
A fabulous card, I love your muted card papeers with the stunning colouring of the adorable image - great stars!!
Thanks so much for joining Simon Says Stamp challenge,
Heather xx
- 29 April 2013 at 13:54
- Inkypinkydelights said...
Oh now I love this! Great image and lovely layout! Thanks for sharing at Sweet Stampin' and good luck with the Challenge. Judy x DT
- 29 April 2013 at 18:58
- xxxtglxxx said...
Such a cute card! - LOVE IT! :)
Thanks so much for joining us at Sweet Stampin this week,
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Sunday, March 18, 2012
Mar 11, 2012
Hey, That is really cool the temple is almost finished. I've looked at pictures and it looks like it should be a good one. I miss our Sunday dinners with the Pitchers... soon Riley and Landon will be missing from those as well. Yes I am very excited for our Euro trip next summer as well, you guys will love meeting all of these people. I think you might need to contact the mission president though and get his permission to do so. Oh, and I think that the first sunday in May is mothers day, which is coming up soon! So I will be able to call then (I don't know if I'll be able to Skype this time). I actually could call you guys this weekend, because it is European mothers day this sunday, but I have decided to wait until May as you can only pick one or the other and not both. That is great to hear about Riley's blessing, patriachal blessings are pretty cool. Did the ancient Smith dude do his again and it took like 2 and a half hours?This has been a pretty sweet week. There are a lot of highlights. First off, we just got a senior couple here in Slough! My whole mission I have not like having senior couples in the mission, because all I know about them is that they steal our cars and make us have to use buses. But now that we have some in our ward, I am really excited! They are from Idaho, and Elder Wood served his mission in London 43 years ago! They were at church yesterday, they are both really cool and both really excited about missionary work and also really wanting to come meet our investigators and do everything they can here. They are going to be setting up a YSA center, which is perfect as we have like 10 YSA age Nepalese investigators! I think it will be great to have them. Our ward here is seriously dysfunctional, and so far for the last 6 weeks we have brought someone to church, but not any of them have ever come back for a second time. So this week we decided that from now on we have to assign friends to our investiagtors. So we took people aside and told them to fellowship our investigators at church--to sit by them, introduce them to people, talk to them, and to show them when are where the classes are. It went really well yesterday! And the senior couple was awesome with talking to our investigators as well. We had the whole Baral family at church! They loved it, and the ward was really excited to have a family at church. The ward employment specialist has a foster daughter from Nepal, and so him and Dr. Baral clicked and they had a meeting for like an hour after church where they went over his resume and Visa and everything. And the connection they have with the baptist church we might be able to overcome, as the Woods daughter-in-law is acutally a baptist and so they know all about them. The other amazing thing is that last saturday when we saw dr. Baral and he was sober he told us he would never drink again. And so far, he hasn't! He has been 9 days clean now! The first like 4 days he was shaking really badly, and couldn't focus and was really weak and just struggling. But he is getting better each day. His wife is a little concerned that he may have lost his mind a little bit, but I think it will start to come back more and more. We have tried to commit them to be baptized a lot now, but they won't do it. They are very upper class Nepalese, and that means they pretty much have to be Hindus in that country. I have learned a lot about the society/culture of Nepal these last 2 weeks. The Barals don't have a permanent Visa yet, they are just here on a working Visa. And they said that Christianity is growing in Nepal, but only among the lower class. So if they aren't able to extend their Visa into citizenship, and they have to move back to Nepal, if they have converted to Christianity they said that they will be completely rejected by their families there. And in that culture, that means they would just be total outcasts. So we have a bit of a tricky situation here. The good news is that the Staines ward, which is a neighboring ward, there are like 8 active Nepalese members. One of them, who is endowed even, volunteered to help us out. So last teach with the Barals, we called him and he explained more about the Book of Mormon and overcoming family concerns in Nepali with them. It was really cool, and they talked for like 30 minutes. But the Barals and us have become such good friends. Mrs. Baral told us that she wants us to come over every single day to eat dinner with them. We know they are struggling financially, so we had to say no, but literally every time we go over there now she has prepared a really good Nepalese meal. And also the Nepalese crew of Laxman and all those guys seem to cook for us everytime we go there as well. They are the most hospitable people ever. Actually, there was one point during this week where I ate 8 meals in 29 hours. After district meeting we all went out to eat, and I bought an entire chicken and chips. Then we went to see Jay, who had cooked us a roast dinner without telling us, of chicken and potatoes and vegetables. And then we went to see Laxman and them, and they made us another big meal of pasta and some eggs. And then we had our D.A., with one of the American families in the ward, and they cooked us a ton of food. We had meatloaf. And then we went with them to young mens because we were running young mens (Lukas, the son in the Baral family, came to young mens with us. And actually, he loved it. He told his parents he had never had so much fun in his life. We played spoons and chair football and wallball and just some fun games like that). And then after young mens, the young mens president was happy so he drove us home and on the way home he stopped and bought us chicken and chips from this dodgy resturant on the high street. Like he bought us a ton of food. 4 pcs. of chicken each, a XL chips, a large box of popcorn chicken each, and a milkshake. And then he had a breakfast the next morning of leftover chicken and chips, and then a d.a. for lunch that day. I have seriously never been so sick. I used the toilet like 100 times. I was so fat. And most of this stuff happened when I was on exchange, so I had Elder Izatt with me. He just started his mission like a week ago, and so by the third meal he just couldn't eat anything and just left it on his plate. I didn't want to be rude though, so I seriously ate everything. I felt like I never wanted to eat anything ever again. I have since recovered, but I will never forget that day. The other good news is we are teaching this lady named Lee. She is like 40, english (for once!) and is single and pretty successful career wise. We had two teaches with her now, in which we talked about the plan of salvation and she loved it. She called us and asked to come to church, and so yesterday she was at church as well. It went really well, she told us that a few things that were said really resonated with her. It probably helped that this was the best sacrament meeting I have been to in this country. We had a really solid and funny 22 year old YSA girl speak, and she is a really good speaker but also had really good points. She mostly talked about youth and about her experiences as a EFY counsellor. And then the new Senior couple each talked, and they were both really good, and then we had a counsellor in the stake presidency here so he said the closing talk. It was sweet. And gospel principles was about prayer, and Lee was like asking really deep questions and having really good personal insights. So then we had to send her to relief society, alone. The greatest fear of every missionary with female investigators. She came out of there, and as she left the church she said she was confused and told us she has a lot of questions and issues she wants to talk about. I have no idea what went on in there. Other than that, we saw a 82 year old guy who just wants the company and a 20 year old guy who was intrigued when we told him we have physical evidence that God exists. Also, Ernest was supposed to be coming to church this week but was working. So he isn't getting baptized next sunday. It is really frustrating. Me and Pettersen had a really good week... we are really good friends even though we are really different. I actually really like him (most of the time).So things here are going really good. I can't believe Mom didn't email this week. love Elder Steed
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Why it's good business to help employees with mortgage woes
Life is full of "stuff."
There are health issues, family dynamics (think "Christmas Vacation") and the financial equivalent of Disneyland's Mr. Toad's Wild Ride.
For families in financial distress, the threat of losing their largest investment — their home — can be the biggest stressor of all, one that can spill over into the workplace in the form of lost productivity.
Employees may be using time at work checking out websites to see how underwater they are, looking up their credit scores or the definition of "HARP." If you have an employee who is in throes of potential foreclosure, or who is in or recovering from a short sale, bankruptcy other real estate trauma, you can offer them much more than a free lunch.
As business owners, we don't ever want to invade our employees' privacy, but when appropriate, sharing these tips could save a home — and a valuable team member.
Here are a few ways troubled borrowers can safely jump off the roller coaster, and get some sleep again.
Short Sale & Foreclosure: A short sale is when you sell your home for less than what you owe and the existing lender agrees to take that amount. Whether a borrower is current or in default at the time of the short sale or foreclosure will determine the best course of action to save the home.
If current at the time of short sale or foreclosure: (All three must be met)
- Borrower is eligible to apply for a new FHA loan two years from the closing of the short sale or foreclosure.
- Mortgage payments on the prior mortgage were made within the month for the 12 month period preceding the short sale or foreclosure.
- Installment debt payments for the same time period were also made within the month due.
If in default at the time of the short sale or foreclosure, then the borrower is not eligible for a new FHA-insured mortgage for three years from the date of the pre-foreclosure sale.
There's hope for a borrower who sold the home prior to the foreclosure.
Normally, a borrower who sold property under FHA's pre-foreclosure sale program is not eligible for a new FHA-insured mortgage from the date that FHA paid the claim associated with the pre-foreclosure sale. However, many people don't realize there is an exception as long as the following two criteria are met:
- The default was due to circumstances beyond the borrower's control, such as death of primary wage earner or long-term uninsured illness.
- A review of the credit report indicates satisfactory credit prior to the circumstances beyond the borrower's control that caused the default.
Bankruptcy: There are two different types of bankruptcy you can file, Chapter 7 and Chapter 13. A Chapter 7 bankruptcy (liquidation) does not disqualify a borrower from obtaining an FHA-insured mortgage, if at least two years have elapsed since the date of the discharge of the bankruptcy. During this time, the borrower must reestablish good credit, not incur new obligations, show that the bankruptcy was caused by extenuating circumstances and document an ability to manage finances in a responsible manger. er.
A Chapter 13 bankruptcy does not disqualify a borrower from obtaining an FHA-insured mortgage after one year has passed, the borrower completes the terms of the bankruptcy and secures permission from the court to take on a new mortgage.
The "wild ride" does have a safe landing if you follow these steps.
I always remind people that your home is like your health---you have to advocate for yourself.
Ask questions, get second and third opinions.
Many people don't realize that some lenders will accept a credit score as low as 580!


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Working for years as a bookstore manager wore away my tolerance for holiday music, but here are my favorite holiday CDs:
Oh yeah, baby--I want your Christmas Kisses.
I love the Baroque, and I love The Messiah, and in particular I love this Solti version. They jam "All We Like Sheep."
Not technically a Xmas album of course, but Duke Ellington's take on The Nutcracker gets me in the spirit.
Everything John Eliot Gardiner does is amazing, and his interpretations of J.S. Bach using period instruments and a quick tempo I find particularly engaging.


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General Hotel Tips To Make Your Remains SimplerHow often have people told you that they had a fun vacation, but the hotel wasn't all that great? Picking the right hotel helps lead to vacation success. You should select a hotel that is within your budget while providing terrific service. Read on for http://blogs.rediff.com/quailpencil0hassan/2017/09/01/want-to-enjoy-a-hotel-stay-check-out-over-this/ how to find everything you want in a hotel room.
To minimize your travel expenses when you are staying near a resort area like Walt Disney World, choose a hotel that offers a complimentary shuttle to nearby attractions. In official site of area, you shouldn't need to rent a car. Instead, use a cab to get to your hotel and then use the shuttle to enjoy the fun.
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If you are interested in "going green" when traveling, try going to a "green" hotel. Start by looking for these hotels online. There are several organizations that let you search for these hotels easily like Green Hotels Association and Green Globe. They will have a comprehensive list of green hotels in different locations.
Read the reviews before choosing hotels that look less than top notch. Sure there are lots of hotels that don't look like the Four Seasons, and there are many that are plenty clean to stay in. There are others though that can be very dirty inside. Reading reviews can help you steer clear of the poorer lot of hotels out there.
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When traveling with small children, try to choose a hotel that caters to them. Most hotels offer cribs. Some have playgrounds and/or pools to help keep your kids entertained. Some even offer or children's programs during the day or babysitters at night. Many hotels do not charge extra for children under a certain age to stay in the same room with their parents.
Find out the exact time for check-in and check-out. If you don't know when you can check in, you may find your room is not ready when you arrive at your hotel. If you can't help your arrival time being early, you can ask for an early check-in but it might cost a bit extra.
Make location a top priority when it comes to searching for hotels. If you are going to be staying in a city and want to sight-see, it may not be wise to stay in a hotel 30 minutes away from all the action. Ask the hotel about attractions close by or look up their location on the Internet.
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Follow a hotel chain you are thinking about reserving with on social media. Deals and promotions are often promoted first or sometimes only on Facebook and Twitter. Introduce yourself to hotel employees through social media to see if you can get any tips from them on booking a great deal.
If your looking for a good vacation hotel, ask around among your friends. Be sure to do this especially if you've got friends that love to travel. They'll often have excellent tips to help you find the best hotels with the best deals around. Plus, they'll love sharing what they know!
If your hotel offers a kid's club, and you are considering leaving your child there, take a few precautions. Find out if the staff has undergone background checks and ask about the child to adult ratio. In addition, ask what the procedure is for picking up the child. You want to make sure that someone can't just walk up and leave with your little one.
Whether you're on vacation, traveling for business, or needing a hotel for some other reason, you definitely want to be happy with your room. There is nothing like checking out with extra charges or being unhappy with your surroundings. Knowing what you know now should help ensure that you pick the right hotel next time.


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I just stay away from all those really popular blogs, they can be very intimidating!! I just keep to reading my friends blogs and I miss it when they stop posting. (picture a very sad face) As for Hawaii, you'll be glad to hear I gained a few too many pounds and am now regretting a few of my meal choices, I have really bad jet lag, I had nightmares about the very real fire that was just miles away from my children at home while I was there. But all the other good stuff will be posted along with the bad later on my blog. (picture an evil grin here) I'm glad you don't hate me!! (picture my cute innocent smile here)ReplyDelete


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Filed under: Designer Spotlight | Tags: Adam, fashion blog, Lacoste, New York Fashion Week Fall 2008, Plaid, Preen, Ruffian, Y-3
First of all I have to get one thing off my chest: The first 2 days of New York Fashion Week Fall 2008 are booooorrrrinnng! I'm falling asleep at the computer just trying to muster up some excitement and hoping the best is yet to come.
Even though buying my new car battery is more exciting than what I've seen so far, I did manage to recognize a few recurring themes amongst the collections. The greatest of these is plaid and from the looks of things, plaid may be dominating our closets just as much as, say, the V-neck Tee did in 2007.
Take a look at Y-3, Preen, Ruffian, Lacoste, and Adam's take on the trend. While Y-3 has taken the more sporty approach, Adam and Preen chose a more romantic way to incorporate plaid with the latter creating flowing dresses and blouses out of Chiffon. Yoji Yamamoto used Red, Blue, and Yellow throughout the plaid portion of the Y-3 show in heavy tweed and flannel while Ruffian and Lacoste used Purple, Green, and Turquoise. It's all ultra wearable and easy to mix into our wardrobes. If you already haven't started working with plaids, you'd better start now. Think less Buffalo and more Kurt Cobain.
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Woo! I love plaid. I've been wearing it for years!
check the show of designer Maria Peligro from Mexico City 🙂
Great post. I did and post on fall plaid as well. We are featured here..http://community.discovery.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/7521920016/m/7251949579


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Kanoria PG Mahila Mahavidyalaya (KANORIA COLLEGE), Jaipur Campus & Infrastructure
College infrastructure has various facilities for students:
Cyber room-A cyber room has been created in the college library to provide the staff and students with internet facility.
Laboratories-The college has well equipped labs for subjects like Biotechnology, Botany,Chemistry, Enviornmental Science, Geography, Home Science, Physics, Psychology and Zoology as well as lab assistants to help students with their practicals.The college has an Art room to facilitate the department of Drawing and Painting and a Music room for Music department.
Hostel facility
Swimming Pool
Nand lal kanoria fitness centre
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- Auditorium
- Boys Hostel
- Canteen
- Computer Lab
- Counselling
- Gym
- Library
- Cls. Room
- Placement
- Grounds
- Swimming Pool
Students Activities & Clubs
The Academic Club is a forum where a constant dialogue on subjects of varied nature takes place, which is an essential requirement of education. Eminent scholars ranging from educationists, writers, social activists to environmentalists, scientists, doctors and experts in technology contribute to this exercise meant to examine the world around us which affects, creates and destroys our lives.
It is a platform for students to identify and hone their creative talents. They express themselves through creative writing, performing, visual and other art forms. Eminent writers, poets, exponents of music and dance,art critics, theatre personalities are invited to workshops organized every year to guide students. They are encouraged to participate in college competitions both at intra and inter college levels.
The club helps the students to identify their innate skills and to match it with the recent trends. The objective of this club is to nurture a confident personality which is achieved through polishing the communication skills both verbal and non-verbal. Effective self presentation is the key to success and career building. The club enhances the students' skills through proper guidance and training.
National Service Scheme promotes social consciousness, a sense of discipline and provides a unique opportunity to the students for team work and constant interaction with the community. NSS carries out useful work for the community through camps and regular activities.
- Creating awareness in people about social evils through rallies and finding practical solution to individual and community problems.
- Awareness for health and hygiene.
- Literacy in slum areas.
- Creative workshops in collaboration with various NGOs.
- Celebrating various special occasions as sadbhawna diwas, teacher's day, literacy day, NSS day, Blood Donation and World AIDS day etc.
- Participation in State and National level camps.
NSS plays an important role in the overall personality development of students by inculcating leadership,planning and management skills in them. The NSS certificate provides a benefit of 2% to 5% marks at the time of admission in advanced study courses. The work experience helps them find avenues for self employment. NSS has received recognition from the State govt. and the college has won all the three prestigious awards - Best Institution, Best NSS Volunteer and Officer in the recent past.
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Wednesday, October 28, 2009
A Guide To The World Series
14 metawords:
- Dr Zibbs said...
Let me just tell you this my Phillies loving friend - you wouldn't believe how many people I saw wearing Phillies gear today.
Also. When are you going to leave a comment on my blog? Did you write me off?
- October 28, 2009 at 7:07 PM
- The Vegetable Assassin said...
I love how you wrote that with absolutely no bias whatsoever. However, one thing. The Phillies are National League and everyone knows that's akin to being a mouth-breathing deviant pedophile. If pitchers were meant to bat they'd be batters. WTF?
So I have to get behind the Yankees, not just because my years in NYC made me a fan but because I stand up for the team the world hates. Yep. Plus the Yankees always lose the first game of the series when they intend doing well. So far so good.
Other than that I really don't care that much. :)
- October 28, 2009 at 7:19 PM
- Soda and Candy said...
I can honestly say this is the best sports-related post I have ever read on the Internet.
And maybe it's not just because I didn't bother to read the others.
- October 28, 2009 at 7:21 PM
- the iNDefatigable mjenks said...
I thought I'd add here that Brad Lidge went to Notre Dame.
- October 28, 2009 at 7:24 PM
- Beth said...
I'm going to have to agree with Soda and Candy here. Thank you for helping me understand the sport.
- October 28, 2009 at 8:23 PM
- words...words...words... said...
Zibbsy: I wish I were home! Also, I've been checking in, but I've been slacking on comments everywhere lately.
Veggie: The American League is barely a notch above beer-league softball. The National League is where it's at!
S&C: I work hard to make my sports posts accessible to all. Except that football one a couple weeks ago. That was probably Greek to you.
mjenks: I will continue to root for him anyway :p
Beth: That's what I'm here for. That and the buffet.
- October 28, 2009 at 10:59 PM
- The Imaginary Reviewer said...
Hmm, this is actually very informative. Mrs IR was asking who I thought we should root for, and I had no idea. I shall show her this post forthwith.
- October 29, 2009 at 4:56 AM
- red said...
I'm really torn. On one hand, a Phillies repeat will make their fans even more insufferable, but on the other, the Yankees are evil. I suppose I'll stick to my original plan and pretended the World Series is canceled this year
- October 29, 2009 at 9:07 AM
- words...words...words... said...
Red: Your fears are understandable, however, the Phillies would have to win about sixteen World Series in a row for their fans to be as insufferable as Sawx or Yanks fans. I should be the shining example of a reasonable and good-natured Phillies fan. I didn't even point out in my post how Mariano Rivera likes to push old people down stairs.
- October 29, 2009 at 9:11 AM
- BeckEye said...
You're such an idiot. But I love any post that disses the Yankees. Although I still would totally do Alex Rodriguez. I would probably keep it a secret though.
- October 29, 2009 at 12:23 PM
- Steam Me Up, Kid said...
First, this is awesome.
Second, A-Rod is disgusting.
Third, I'm such a sensitive animal lover that I actually worried that maybe the kittens you photoshopped were taken from a photo in which the subject was actually holding the kittens by their tails. Also, I'm still at the point with Photoshop where I have to remind myself it's not real.
This post is lady-friendly. Good work.
- October 29, 2009 at 4:03 PM
- words...words...words... said...
Beck: You always say the sweetest things.
Steamy: Good thought. Let it be known that the kittens were lifted from pictures in which they were nestled in a basket with a ball of yarn. Carried by Derek Jeter. On the way to the strip club.
- October 29, 2009 at 4:07 PM
- Falwless said...
Best. Sports. Post. Ever.
- October 29, 2009 at 7:32 PM
- Gwen said...
Your unbiased reporting is worthy of a Pulitzer.
- November 3, 2009 at 3:23 PM


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Allow me to introduce myself, I am Dr. Mark Handlin, veterinarian/owner of Heartland Veterinary Clinic. I grew up on a family farm in the Kanopolis Lake area. My wife, Cathy, and I have two children, Mandi and Aaron. Aaron is a freshman at McPherson High School, he keeps us busy with junior rodeo, band activities, hunting and fishing. Mandi is a junior at Washburn University and will be entering nursing school in January. Our family pets consist of three dogs, Benelli, Lily and Remi; three horses, Snickers, Gus and Collin; and a small herd of hereford cows.
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Teresa lives in Wichita with her husband Freddie and daughter Niya. They have 3 borzoi and 2 chinese cresteds. She enjoys volunteering with the Girls Scouts of America and 4H. In her spare time, she participates in competetive dog sports such as conformation, agility, obedience, coursing and hunting. Her interest in dog sports led her get advanced training in chiropractic and acupunture.
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- 1994 Graduate of WSU
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Liz Gantt
Liz lives outside of Marquette on a small hobby farm with her two children, Kaden and Kinsey. They have a menagerie of animals including: one australian shepard, an italian maremma sheepdog, a blue heeler, two horses, five cats and a flock of guineas. chickens, ducks, and geese. She also raises mini juliana pigs for house pets. Liz teaches puppy and dog obedience classes in the evenings and she is a CGC Evaluator for the American Kennel Club. When she isn't working with animals, she enjoys boating, water skiing and spending time at the lake. She also has a passion for hunting, especially turkey and geese, and sport clay shooting.
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Jessica Foster
Jess lives in McPherson with her husband Terry and their two children, Ella and Keegan. They have four dogs: Dublin, a Yellow Lab, Evee, a Saint Berdoodle, Sienna, a Staffordshire Terrier, and Oliver, a Jack Russell Terrier and two cats: Joey and Jax. In her spare time, she enjoys photography, gardening and attending and supporting her childen and nieces/nephews in all of their events and activities.
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- 2013 Graduate of Brown Mackie Veterinary Technology Program
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Caitlin Arbuckle
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Madison Knackstedt
Madison lives outside of Inman on a farm with her husband Baxter. They attend Union Valley Bible Church, have two horses, hereford cattle, and two blue heelers: Callie and Audi. In her spare time she enjoys being outdoors, working the cattle, horseback riding and hunting.
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Jenn Barton
Jenn lives in Hutchinson with her husband Bryan. They have two dogs: Brodie, a Westie and Jack, a Chocolate Lab. In her spare time she enjoys watching the Royals, baking, crafting and trying to wear out her 3-legged dog!
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Diane Beck
Diane lives in McPherson with her husband Eric.They share their home with their two cats, Lucy & Mr.Tumnus. During the summer if Diane is not watching Royals baseball she will be gardening, playing with one of her 10 grandchildren,bike riding, or trying out new recipes for Eric.She loves KU basketball which we shall not hold against her.
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Raeley Cotten
Raeley lives in McPherson with her parents and her little brother. They have 3 dogs: Bo, a Rat Terrier, Cas, a Pitbull and FizzGig, a Pomeranian. 3 cats: Tips, Stout and Utini and two Guinea Pigs Pumpkin & Pumba. Raeley enjoys reading and spending time with her friends. She plans to attend Colby Community College in the Fall to become a veterinary technician.
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- Currently attending McPherson High School
- Has been with HVC since September 2016
Ashtynn Unruh
Ashtynn lives in McPherson with her parents and two dogs; a Golden Retriever Mix, Jake and a Chihuahua, Joey. She is currently attending Fort Hays State University with the intent to major in the animal science program. In her spare time she enjoys spending time with her family and playing soccer.
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- Has been with HVC since September 2016
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