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Just a big unique crazy family consisting of twenty individuals and three dogs! It's a day by day kinda BIG!
Sunday, December 18, 2016
"Snowed in"
I'm not sure where it went but we persevered through another year. It feels like two years of our life vanished while pressing through day by day. It's like this snow we're getting. We can go places minimally and sometimes we are just snowed in. From one day to the next we don't know. It's become acceptable to a degree. We have been told that some of us are more likely suffering from PTSD (Post traumatic stress disorder) I won't get into details but it completely makes sense. I remember being told by a physician that it's very common and especially for the family members witnessing. Then if the medical aftermath continues (like ours has) every day becomes worrisome. We are always in flight against high winds for survival. I often fear that our children will only remember the illness and not what we once were or what we still continue to try to be. Christmas 2016 we have no outside lights up. We decorated less. Summer 2016 we couldn't camp. Of course we made the best of what our life is and we continue to do so but for us, it's only 50%. We aren't in celebration mode for 2017. Our fight forward continues. For the past year and a half we were advised not to speak or share anymore of what happened because we were seeking a legal law suit. To date, after investigations, interviews and reports our lawyer has told us we have no case unless we can find a specialist to state that if Gerald received the appropriate care within that emergency time frame (because it was proven there was a breech of care) would have it made a difference? So far no specialist can provide this. A year ago we were going to go to the news. They were very interested in our story however we halted due to the fact it could be detrimental to our case. Now closing 2016, moving into 2017 Gerald continues to have more medical complications then last Christmas and not one apology for sending us away not once but four times from emergency departments being septic. Three weeks in ICU. Three months hospitalisation. Operations. Septic again once discharged. IV meds up until Christmas of 2015. Now damaged with serious ongoing medical issues where we are told, "We don't know" "We have never heard of this before" "You will have to be referred on" Then while we wait, referral after referral with no medical support we wonder if he will awake with his two feet on the ground every day and we should remain quiet. Press on. Be hopeful, and be positive. We are. That's the thing.....we are and we are very patient without expressing what it's really like day to day. Anyhow it's just a cheated feeling and with all the unknowns we feel it's terminal with no positive answers. Only if he had the proper rehabilitation and a pain medication that would enhance his quality of life at least. Christmas is six days away. We are completely prepared however it doesn't feel the same. Gerald has been so sick for three weeks and counting, while adding his frustration, it's hard to be joyful. Christmas holidays..?..we would have loved to go up to Mt. Washington but like camping, it's to hard physically. That leaves us breaking up as a family and frankly, I'm tired of leaving the sick behind. The weirdest part for me is seeing men my husband's age and older healthy. I often get glanced at because I think I'm caught watching these guys walk, and physically able to do anything....like run. It puts me back into perspective on how much damage has been done. Then it just resurfaces on how pissed off I really am on how we were treated with no justice. I know....I have to find peace with this however hard when I'm reminded daily with a compromised husband. A father that can't ride a bike with his kids. Daily frustrations due to chronic pain and physical complications. A different family then we once were. So this is why I haven't been able to write as I once did. Well......yet another block - writing. I honestly feel like a three year old wanting to have a tantrum sometimes. During our last appointment I was so excited because we were seeing a internist/cardiologist and I thought for sure (after months of waiting) that he would have the answers. He referred us on. Without swearing up a storm, we left just as fucked up as we were back in 2015 when he was septic. Now we wait. Again. Whew! I'm glad I wrote all of that off of my chest and hopefully it was understood properly due to the fact there's not much sleep happening around here. So normally during this time "on my blog" I post a reflection of the previous year. I think this post gives an appropriate reflection adding that we made it another year with several fun and positive opportunities given our health challenges. Now in a matter of days or it's even over by now, "It's Christmas" I truly hope every one enjoys or enjoyed their family and friends during this magical time of year. Even through loss and challenges, embrace who's around you. Concluding, we don't know what tomorrow brings. None of us do. It's so important to be real with each other, even if it's me writing like this. Foremost as I have always written, love, accept and try not to judge. And if you can, give.
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Still way too busy, but I realized the hard work is worth it, knowing the company I work for has a Chia Pet for one of their cartoon characters... and yes, this one is mine.
Monday, December 7, 2009
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Spent the last couple of weeks planning, gathering material, and then constructing Foop for the Nickelodeon booth at Comic-Con. I'm surprised it weathered through the four days of Comic-Con and made it back in one piece. Branden was the man inside this walkaround costume, and everyone said he did a fantastic job being Foop. Maybe next year I'll finally make it to Comic-Con.
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Sunday, May 31, 2009
Curacao diving
Just got back from a week of diving in Curacao. It was the most relaxing diving I've ever experienced, with warm clear water, and a very healthy reef system supporting lots of animal life. If you're planning to go diving in Curacao, you really should look into diving the Western parts of the island where the corals are plentiful and healthy.
Looking out the window of my room at Sunset Waters Resort.
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Thursday, April 30, 2009
Title card
Here's a title card I did for a Fairly Odd Parents episode called... well you can see it in the art work. The design was done by none other than Mr. Gordon Hammond.
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Thursday, March 12, 2009
New logo for the Sole Searchers Dive Club
This is the new logo for our dive club "Sole Searchers". The goal was to keep it somewhat humorous yet pleasing to the eye. The kooky Sole is breathing from a scuba tank. Now if that doesn't say scuba, I don't know what does. Just kidding of course.
Oh yes, and the slogan that will go with it.
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Tuesday, February 24, 2009
A quick sketch of me by Gordon
After chatting with my coworker Gordon Hammond, saying to him "hey, how come you never draw me?" I came back to my desk where an e-mail with this sketch was already waiting. It must have been less than two minutes for him to draw this, and send the image to me via e-mail. Wow, now that's talent.
Posted by Kaz Aizawa at 12:42 AM
Sunday, July 6, 2008
Just waaay too busy
Well, about a month left before my hiatus! Then it's BBQs and beach diving for a couple of months. Can't wait. Here's something I worked on for a Crimson Chin episode. It was a simple comic book look, but surprisingly challenging episode.
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Here we are, in this sometimes crazy-busy Holiday Season — juggling family responsibilities, seasonal tasks, year-end duties, finals, work, travel, friends, events, shopping, cooking, gift giving, health, etc. At times, we may feel compressed, irritable, exhausted and overwhelmed by the seemingly … Continue reading
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If Kathmandu is the cultural hub of Nepal, then Pokhara is its center of adventure. An enchanting city nestled in a tranquil valley, it is the starting point for many of Nepals most popular trekking and rafting destinations.
Pokhara (population 95,000) is a place of remarkable natural beauty. The serenity of Phewa Lake and the magnificence of the fish-tailed summit of Machhapuchhre (6,977 m) rising behind it create an ambiance of peace and magic.
Pokhara is part of a once vibrant trade route extending between India and Tibet. To this day, mule trains can be seen camped on the outskirts of the town, bringing goods to trade from remote regions of the Himalaya. This is the land of the Magars and Gurungs, hardworking farmers and valorous warriors who have earned worldwide fame as Gurkha soldiers. The Thakalis, another important ethnic group here, are known for their entrepreneurship.
Mountain views. Clearly the most stunning of Pokharas sights is the spectacular panorama of the Annapurna range which forms its backdrop. Stretching from the east to west, the Annapurna massif includes Annapurna I to IV and Annapurna South. Although the highest among them is Annapurna I (8,091 m), it is Machhapuchhre which dominates all others in this neighborhood. The fish-tailed pinnacle is the archetypal snow-capped, needle-pointed mountain.
Phewa Lake, the second largest lake in the Kingdom roughly measuring 1.5 by 4 km, is the center of all attractions in Pokhara. It is the largest and most enchanting of the three lakes that add to the resplendence of the resort town. The eastern shore, popularly known as Lakeside or Baidam, is the favorite home base for travellers and is where most of the hotels, restaurants and handicraft shops are located.
Begnas Lake and Rupa Lake are located about 15 km from Pokhara at the end of a road that turns north from the highway to Kathmandu. Divided by a forested hillock called Panchabhaiya Danda, the lakes offer the perfect nature retreat because of their relative seclusion. Splendid boating and fishing opportunities can be had here.
Barahi temple. Built almost in the middle of Phewa Lake, this two-storied pagoda is dedicated to the boar manifestation of Ajima, the protectress deity representing the female force Shakti. Devotees can be seen, especially on Saturdays, carrying male animals and fowl across the lake to be sacrificed to the deity.
World Peace Pagoda, a massive Buddhist stupa, is situated on top of a hill on the southern shore of Phewa Lake. Besides being an impressive sight in itself, the shrine is a great vantage point which offers spectacular views of the Annapurna range and Pokhara city. You can get there by crossing the lake by boat and then hiking up the hill.
Seti Gandaki. Flowing right through the city, the boisterous river runs completely underground at places. Amazingly, at certain points the river appears hardly two meters wide. But its depth is quite beyond imagination - over 20 meters! Mahendra Pul, a small bridge near the old Mission Hospital, provides a perfect view of the rivers dreadful rush and the deep gorge made by its powerful flow.
Seti Gorge and the Green Canyon. The View Point of The Fulbari Resort offers an unrivaled panorama of the Annapurna range with the peaks of Lamjung Himal, Annapurna II, Annapurna IV, Machhapuchhre, Annapurna III, Annapurna I and Annapurna South extending form right to left. A splendid vista of the Seti Gorge, a deep and narrow gorge cut by the Seti river, and the Green Canyon spreads out below.
Devis Fall. Locally known as Patale Chhango (Hells Fall), Devis Fall (also known as Devins or Davids) is an awesome waterfall lying about 2 km south-west of Pokhara airport on the highway to Tansen. Legend has it that a trekker (Devin, David...) was washed away by the Pardi Khola and mysteriously disappeared down into an underground passage beneath the fall.
Gupteswar Gupha is a sacred cave located near Devis Fall. The cave is almost 3 km long. It has some big hall-size rooms and some passages. This cave holds special value for Hindus since a phallic symbol of Lord Shiva is preserved here in the condition it was discovered. An entrance fee of Rs. 5 is charged, and taking pictures inside the cave is prohibited.
Mahendra Gupha. Another of natures wonders in Pokhara is the Mahendra Gupha. This large limestone cave is locally known as the House of Bats, an apt name for it. A two-hour walk to the north of Pokhara, it is best to bring your own torch to see the stalactites and stalagmites, as well as the local winged residents.
Roberts Aviary. Colonel Jimmy Roberts, the father of trekking in Nepal, collected Danphe pheasants during his trekking and mountaineering forays into the Annapurna mountains. He maintained an aviary for these colorful and sanguine birds which he later donated to The Fulbari Resort. The Danphe is the national bird of Nepal.
The Old Bazaar. Pokharas traditional bazaar is colorful and so are its ethnically diverse traders. In its temples and monuments can be seen ties to the Newar architecture of the Kathmandu Valley. Located about 4 km from Lakeside, the markets original charm is alive and well.
Bindhyabasini Temple is the center of religious activity in the old bazaar. It is dedicated to Goddess Bhagawati, yet another manifestation of Shakti. The park-like grounds offer a fine picnic area, and on Saturdays and Tuesdays when devotees flock there to offer sacrifices, take on a festive local flavor.
Pokhara Museum, located between the airport and Mahendra Pul, reflects the ethnic mosaic of western Nepal. The lifestyles and history of ethnic groups such as the Gurung, Thakali and the Tharu are attractively displayed. Open daily, except Tuesdays and holidays, from 10 am to 5 pm. Entrance fee is Rs. 5, and there is an extra Rs. 10 for cameras. (Tel: 061-20413).
Annapurna Museum, also known as the Natural History Museum, is located at Prithvi Narayan Campus east of the old bazaar. Managed by the Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP), the museum has an exceptional collection of butterflies, insects, birds and models of wildlife as well as samples of various precious and semi-precious stones and volcanic rocks. Open daily, except Saturdays and holidays, from 9 am to 5 pm. Entrance is free. (Tel: 061-21102).
Boating. Pokharas diverse natural wonders make it an excellent setting for adventure sports. Sailing or paddle boating on Phewa Lakes emerald expanse is something no visitor to Pokhara would like to miss. Boats and boatmen can be hired on an hourly or daily basis or you can row yourself.
Paragliding is your dream come true. Fly freely amongst the magnificent Himalaya with eagles and griffons to join you as you soar over lakes and villages. Novices get introductory courses before you go for the actual fun and experienced pilots get to fly deep in the Himalaya, between some of the remotest villages in the world.
Pony treks. With a landscape varying from the even lakeside to small hills with the most famous view in the country, Pokhara provides a magnificent opportunity for sight-seeing on horseback. Some hotels keep a stable of ponies while others help you hire them. Various outlets near the lakeside also rent out ponies and provide guides.
Pokhara is the starting and/or finishing point for some of the most popular treks including the Annapurna Circuit and the Jomsom Trek. It also offers a number of short treks for those who cannot opt for long, challenging ones. The most popular destination among them is Sarangkot (1,592 m), a former Kaski fort lying atop a hill five km west of the old bazaar. Kahundanda (1,520 m), to the north-east of Pokhara, has a ruined fort on the summit as well as a view tower with spectacular scenery.
Another must for nature lovers is Ghalchowk, a five-hour walk to the north of Pokhara. This typical Gurung village is the site of one of the regions oldest settlements. The ancient fort of Nuwakot, 15 km south of Devis Fall, is also ideal for savoring the splendors of nature. Naudanda is a five-hour walk and a favorite with those wishing to get away from it all.
Pokhara is a valley lying at an elevation of 900 m to the west of Kathmandu.
Access: There are daily flights (30 minutes) and bus services (200 km, 5-6 hours) between Kathmandu and Pokhara. You can also hire a car or travel by helicopter.
Local transport: Taxis and local buses
Season: Temperatures average a high of 30 degrees Celsius in summer and a low of 8 degrees in winter. The rainy season lasts June-September.Hotels in Pokhara
Tel: 61-23451; Fax: 977-61-28482; E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com; firstname.lastname@example.com;
Kathmandu Office: Pulchowk; Tel: 527588, 520085; Fax: 977-1-523149; E-mail: dosm@ fulbari.com.np; firstname.lastname@example.com; Website: www.fulbari.com
Nepal's first and only "Five-Star Deluxe Resort Hotel" and the only Five-Star property outside the Kathmandu valley. Fulbaris 165 superbly appointed and tastefully decorated rooms and suites offer a panoramic vista of the Annapurna range to the north and commanding views of the Seti and Fushre rivers and their canyons to the south. Besides sight-seeing trips, we also arrange spectacular trekking, microlite valley flight, mountain flights by helicopter, canyon and guided nature walks, pony treks and white water rafting. On-site facilities include complete fitness center, two floodlit tennis courts, video entertainment center, discotheque, exclusive casino, an outdoor heated swimming pool, nine-hole golf course, shopping galleries and beauty salon. We have six restaurants and bars and 24-hour room service. We also have a multi-functional banquet hall and an independent office with the latest communication facilities.
General Manager: Mr. Daman Pradhan
Gharipatan, Pokhara; Tel: 61-22122, 23676; Fax: 977-61-21995; E-mail: hosangp@village. mos.com.np
The Shangri-La Village sprawls in the quiet heart of Pokhara, beneath a towering of mountains that are visible from every room. A cluster of contemporary buildings derived from the huts of Nepalese villages, gardens, pools reflecting the Himalaya, and a swimming pool that is also a waterfall are some of the elegant surprises that await guests at the Shangri-La Village. Its Caravanserai coffee shop, the Spice Route restaurant and the poolside Sanctuary bar offer culinary delights of the Orient.
Managing Director: Mr. Anand Tuladhar
Pardi, Pokhara; Tel: 977-61-25480, 25481; Fax: 977-61-26260
Kathmandu Office: Tripureswor; Tel: 228833; Fax: 977-1-226820; E-mail: hotel@bluebird. mos.com.np
The Bluebird Hotel offers 125 luxury rooms of various configurations in three blocks. This is the only convention-oriented hotel in Pokhara with five halls of various capacities. Facilities and amenities range from gourmet restaurants, health club, shopping arcade to travel desk and business center.
General Manager: Mr. M. B. Rajbhandari
Lakeside, Pokhara; Tel: 061-20071, 20984, 22428; Fax: 977-61-20072; E-mail: fishtail@ lodge.mos.com.np
Kathmandu Office: Durbar Marg; Tel: 221711; Fax: 977-1-225236
Framed against a picturesque background of a lush green forest, Fish Tail Lodge offers luxury accommodation close to Phewa Lake. Guests reach the hotel on a barge. A cluster of ethnic-style bungalows contain the lodges tastefully decorated rooms. Great views of Mt. Machhapuchhre, the fish tail peak.
Managing Director: Mr. Ajay Sthapit
Pokhara; Tel: 061-20035, 20036
Kathmandu Office: Jyatha; Tel: 228011, 228561; E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
New Hotel Crystal is located close to the airport. Its well-appointed rooms and pleasant garden offer gorgeous views of the Annapurna range. The hotels restaurant serves Nepali, Indian, Chinese and Continental dishes and is open from 6:30 am to 9:30 pm. Fewa Bar is open for drinks and snacks from 10 am to 10 pm. A cultural program depicting the region is held every evening from 7 to 8 pm.
Damside, Pokhara; Tel:20391, 22630; Fax: 977-61-20391; E-mail: email@example.com
Located a stone's throw away from the Lakeside, Hotel Dragon provides modern comforts blended with the tradition and charms of the Thak Khola Valley. Equipped with modern amenities like AC and TV, the hotel's rooms offer a spectacular view of the Himalaya. It also has the largest conference hall in Pokhara. Its Solo Restaurant serves a variety of European, Indian and Nepalese cuisines.
Airport, Pokhara; Tel: 20027, 20037, 23852; Fax: 977-61-20027
Hotel Mount Annapurna, a two-star hotel located in the heart of Pokhara Valley, has 30 well-furnished rooms, each equipped with AC, phone and wall-to-wall Tibetan carpets. Its Flying Dragon Restaurant serves Tibetan, Chinese, Nepalese, and Continental foods, and the Tashi Khel Bar is well stocked with a variety of cocktails.
Barahi Tol, Lakeside; Tel: 061-22895, 32035, 22649; E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Kathmandu Office: Jyatha, Thamel; Tel: 268331; Fax: 977-1-267718; E-mail: email@example.com; Website: www. intweb.com/tulsi
Situated by Phewa Lake, Hotel Tulsi offers modern comfort amidst natural splendors. Its 35 luxurious rooms offer gorgeous views of both the lake as well as the mountains. The rooms have attached bathroom with running hot and cold water, telephone with direct dialing system, AC and TV. The restaurant serves Continental, Nepalese and Indian food. Guests are picked up at the airport. Hotel Tulsi now offers an 8-night/9-day special package that includes tours to Kathmandu, Chitwan, Lumbini and Pokhara.
Lakeside, Pokhara-6; Tel: 061-23017, 23526; Fax: 977-61-23072; E-mail: barahi@cnet. wlink.com.np
Kathmandu Office: Thamel; Tel: 429820
Centrally located at the heart of Lakeside, Hotel Barahi offers 12 deluxe rooms with AC and 9 standard rooms from where guests can enjoy a panoramic view of the Himalaya. The hotels restaurant serves Continental, Indian, Chinese and Nepali cuisines and the bar is well stocked with imported and local drinks. Other attractions include a spacious lawn garden with a fish pond and a tennis court.
Lakeside, Pokhara; Tel: 21226; Fax: 977-61-20903; E-mail: email@example.com
Kathmandu Office: Thamel; Tel/Fax: 977-1-259367; Website: www.leisureplanet.com
The Base Camp Resort offers comfortable accommodation with a close-to-nature experience.
Sundari Danda, Begnas Lake; Tel: 061-60070, 60030; E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Kathmandu Office: Pratap Bhawan, Kantipath; Tel: 249619; Fax: 977-1-249324, 478462; E-mail: email@example.com; Website: www. intertours-nepal.com/begnas
Age-old warm Nepalese hospitality awaits you at Begnas Lake Resort, 12 km east of Pokhara. Sprawling over a hillside of unspoilt forest land, the resorts 32 guest rooms are built on rice terraces close to the waters edge. Built of materials found in abundance nearby, the resort clearly spells "back to nature". Apart from boating and fishing on the lake, the surrounding countryside offers interesting walks of surprising variety. It also has a swimming pool.
Lakeside; Tel: 061-21252; Fax: 977-61-24289; E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com; Website: www. go2nepal.com.fairmont
Located near the Phewa Lake, Fairmount Hotel offers well furnished comfortable rooms with views of the lake, mountains and forested hills. Namaste Restaurant & Bar serves delectable multi-national cuisine and exotic cocktails. The hotel also has a roof top terrace and neatly manicured garden to relax in.
Kundhar, Pokhara; Tel: 24701, 27946/52/56; Fax: 977-61-24881
Kathmandu Office: Tel/Fax: 254123; E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
A Nepalese-Japanese joint venture, Fewa Prince has spacious rooms with verandah offering magnificent Himalaya views and car parking space for more than 100 vehicles. Our Annapurna Restaurant serves a variety of dishes including Chinese and Japanese food, and our Tansen Bar serves a variety of drinks including international cocktails. We organize all kinds of parties and seminars and offer catering and many other services.
Lakeside, Pokhara; Tel: 061-21722, 28988; Fax: 977-61-22164; E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com. com.np
The Glacier Hotel offers a choice of 12 well appointed deluxe and standard rooms fully equipped with EPABX telephone system with STD/ISD facilities, running hot and cold water, attached shower baths, color TV and quick laundry and valet services. The Romeo Restaurant and Cocktail Bar, situated close to the Phewa Lake, serves a variety of mouthwatering Italian, Chinese, Mexican, Indian and Nepali dishes with pure drinking water and steaks prepared by our special chef. Open 7 am to 10 pm.
Lakeside; Tel: 61-21031, 23091; Fax: 977-61-24923; E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Hotel Meera is ideally located in the heart of lakeside. It offers panoramic views of Phewa Lake and the Himalaya. The rooms are both spacious and tastefully furnished with modern amenities. Bathrooms are large and en-suite to ensure a comfortable and pleasant stay. The hotel is an excellent base for tourists wishing to visit the many places of interest in and around Pokhara. The Mirage Restaurant and Gurkhas Kitchen offer delicacies from around the world.
Pardi, Lakeside; Tel: 061-20863, 23680; Fax: 977-61-20863
Located 2 km from the airport and close to Phewa Lake, Hotel Monalisa offers 18 well-appointed guest rooms, all equipped with attached bathroom and other modern facilities. Pleasingly decorated restaurant and Japanese-style hori khutasu during the winter season add to the family atmosphere of the hotel.
Lakeside, Pokhara; Tel: 061-21704, 31608; Fax: 977-61-25305
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Matthews: Obama's too cool
Chris Matthews thinks President Barack Obama has a lot to learn from John F. Kennedy.
The MSNBC host says the president, whom he famously said sent a thrill going up his leg in 2008, is too arrogant for his own good. He faults Obama for not building relationships with other leaders in Washington, for not asking Americans to follow him and for not showing voters that he has learned from the mistakes of the past three years.
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"Obama is very brilliant, but that's not leadership necessarily," Matthews told POLITICO in an interview about his new book, "Jack Kennedy: Elusive Hero," due out Tuesday.
The liberal commentator believes the president's personality is more like Richard Nixon's than Kennedy's in at least one key way.
"He and Obama are detached, very cool customers, but Jack didn't like to be alone, and I think Obama does," Matthews said. "Obama is more like Nixon that way. He likes to be alone or just with his family or just with his pals from Chicago, and that's hurting him politically."
"You have to enjoy the company of other politicians to be a good politician" Matthews added. "If you don't like playing cards with these other guys and women, if you don't like hanging out with them and shooting the breeze with them, you're not going to be friends with them. They're not going to be loyal to a guy they don't hang out with. Why should they be loyal to you if they don't spend any time with you? It's not human behavior."
Matthews adores Kennedy. He worshiped him as a kid, growing up in a Republican home outside Philadelphia, and he's spent the past two decades studying him earnestly through archival research and interviews with those close to him.
Matthews sees the 35th president as being like King Henry V, a "flawed hero but a real hero." His book sets out to figure out what Kennedy was really like.
Doing so brought the 44th president's shortcomings into clearer focus.
"The problem with Barack Obama is [he's] not taking lessons lately, is he? I think he knows he's got the formula, and that's the problem," Matthews said during the interview with POLITICO Editor in Chief John F. Harris. "He doesn't think that he needs to learn at this point. … He would probably look at you and me and say, 'Look, I'm president, and you're not. I did something right, and I'm going to keep doing it.'"


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A review and pictures of actress Anna Fonsou naked in "To koritsi kai t' alogo".
Born: 1939 Country: Greece
A typically Mediterranean actress, star of many a Greek romance of the 'sixties and early 'seventies.
O Fanouris kai to soi tou (Dimitris Ioannopoulos, Greece, 1957) (as Elenitsa Skarvetsou aged 18)
To paidi tou dromou (Frixos Iliadis, Greece, 1957) (as Vasoula aged 18)
To mystiko tis katigoroumenis (Mavrikios Novak, Greece, 1958) (aged 19)
To agorokoritso (Dimis Dadiras, Greece, 1959) (as Aleka aged 20)
To agori p' agapo (Giannis Dalianidis, Greece, 1960) (as Liza aged 21)
Moro mou! (Dimis Dadiras, Greece, 1960) (as Tzini Kalomoiri aged 21)
Diavolou kaltsa (Grigoris Grigoriou, Greece, 1961) (as Rena aged 22)
To exypno pouli (Orestis Laskos, Greece, 1961) (as Fani aged 22)
Deka meres sto Parisi (Orestis Laskos, Greece, 1962) (as Aleka aged 23)
Orgi (Vasilis Georgiadis, Greece, 1962) (as Lili aged 23)
Afto to kati allo! (Grigoris Grigoriou, Greece, 1963) (as Nana Panariou aged 24)
O teleftaios peirasmos (Sokrates Kapsaskis, Greece, 1964) (as Nina aged 25)
Dipsa gia zoi (Sokrates Kapsaskis, Greece, 1964) (as Katerina aged 25)
Peraste tin proti tou minos (Sokrates Kapsaskis, Greece, 1965) (as Anna aged 26)
Ta dyhtia tis dropis (Errikos Thalassinos, Greece, 1965) (as Maria aged 26)
Pikri zoi (Sokrates Kapsaskis, Greece, 1965) (as Marina aged 26)
Oloi oi andres einai idioi (Alekos Sakellarios, Greece, 1966) (as Kalliopi aged 27)
Oi enohoi (Kostas Asimakopoulos, Greece, 1966) (as Hristina aged 27)
Nymfios, anymfeftos (Orestis Laskos, Greece, 1967) (as Souzy aged 28)
I paihnidiara (Hristos Kyriakopoulos, Greece, 1967) (as Kaiti Lorentzou aged 28)
I epistrofi tis Mideias (Giannis Hristodoulou, Greece, 1968) (aged 29)
I Athina meta ta mesanyhta (Greece, 1968) (aged 29)
I diki enos athoou (Kostas Asimakopoulos, Greece, 1969) (as Anna aged 30)
Poios Thanasis! (Thanasis Vengos, Greece, 1969) (as Stella aged 30)
O stratis parastratise (Kostas Karagiannis, Greece, 1969) (as Dora Galati aged 30)
I komissa tis fabrikas (Dimis Dadiras, Greece, 1969) (as Efi Tepeherli aged 30)
O apithanos (Orestis Laskos, Greece, 1970) (as Daisy Karali aged 31)
Oi gennaioi tou Vorra (Kostas Karagiannis, Greece, 1970) (as Dancer aged 31)
Vlepe: 'Loukianos' (Giorgos Emirzas, Greece, 1970) (aged 31)
Arhipseftaros (Errikos Thalassinos, Greece, 1971) (as Dafne Porter aged 32)
Diakopes sto Vietnam (Panos Glykofrydis, Greece, 1971) (as Froso aged 32)
Idiotiki mou zoi (Omiros Efstratiadis, Greece, 1971) (as Anna aged 32)
Yperifanoi aetoi (Filippos Fylaktos, Greece, 1971) (aged 32)
O agnostos ekeinis tis nyhtas (Odysseas Kosteletos, Greece, 1972) (as Diana aged 33)
Proklisis (Omiros Efstratiadis, Greece, 1972) (as Isavella aged 33)
Pio thermi kai ap' ton ilio (Omiros Efstratiadis, Greece, 1972) (as Eleana aged 33)
Lysistrati (George Zervoulakos, Greece, 1972) (as Myrini aged 33)
Kynigimenoi erastes (Omiros Efstratiadis, Greece, 1972) (as Samantha aged 33)
# To koritsi kai t' alogo (Vangelis Serdaris, Greece, 1973) (featuring Anna Fonsou as Julia aged 34) ✭ ✭ ✭ ✭ ✭
with Christo Spyropoulos, Giannis Argyris and Kostas Karagiorgis
Love on a Horse, an artsily photographed piece of continental fluff, the very special kind of cinema in which the 'seventies abounded. Unusually it comes from Greece; the small amount of trash I've seen from that country has been disappointingly generic, but this one stands out both for its bonkers treatment and somewhat scandalous theme.
Set on the sun-drenched Aegean coast, at the centre is Alexis, a painter facing the onset of old age. He reminded me of old Bob Fleming from The Fast Show in both looks and manner; the same cheery vagueness when surrounded by the tools of his trade, and the same sense of staring into the abyss as he realises he is losing the mental and physical wherewithal to use them. I took to him at once.
But to get to the point, Alexis has a new young wife in the shape of Anna, and a feckless son from a previous marriage (Christo Spyropoulos). When the son arrives out of the blue one day Alexis complacently introduces him to his new stepmother when she's showering naked in the back garden. It's sort of a hint this might end badly; don't the Greeks have a reputation for tragedy or something?
Anna has several nude scenes, and while they're mostly not bad neither are they especially original or revealing. Here is the one special scene, the one that brought back the old artist's inspiration, when horsewoman Anna gallops up to her young stepson as he sunbathes on the beach wearing only his hat...
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O apostatis (Faidon Georgitsis, Greece, 1974) (as Soula aged 35)
Anna Lucasta (Greece, 1977) (aged 38)
Vouleftes kai vouleftines (Nikos Avrameas, Greece, 1980) (as Ketty aged 41)
Kathenas me tin trella tou... (Giorgos Lazaridis, Greece, 1980) (aged 41)
O kloios (Kostas Koutsomytis, Greece, 1987) (as Mary aged 48)
Oi dyo orfanes (Greece, 1991) (aged 52)
Parathyro sti thalassa (Maria Ilioú, Greece, 1991) (aged 52)
Oi athlioi tis Viktoros Hugo (Greece, 1992) (aged 53)
Nea taxi (Kostas Megapanos, Greece, 1996) (aged 57)
Avrio tha xeroume - Dharma Blue Bums (Andreas Thomopoulos, Greece, 1997) (as Soso aged 58)
Balada sto hameno selinofos (Nikos Xythalis, Greece, 2002) (aged 63)
Sta akra S00E00: Episode dated 23 February 2008 (Despoina Hondrokouki, 2008) (as Herself aged 69)
85 hronia Mikis Theodorakis (Greece, 2010) (as Herself aged 71)
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Legion applauds DoD review of PTSD cases
Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta revealed at a June 13 congressional hearing that he has ordered a review of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) cases handled by the military since 2001. The U.S. Army began such a review last month, after an investigation at the Madigan Army Medical Center in Tacoma, Wash., revealed that hundreds of soldiers with PTSD were misdiagnosed or accused of faking their symptoms.
Panetta broke the news while being questioned by Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., at a Senate Appropriations Committee hearing. Murray heard complaints last fall from soldiers who said their PTSD diagnoses had been purposely changed to lesser maladies. She spurred the Army to launch its review and found out about Panetta's decision after telling him, "this is not just an Army disability evaluation system. This is a joint Department of Defense and VA program (that) covers all of the services."
American Legion National Commander Fang A. Wong said that Panetta's decision will provide a much-needed expansion of the Army's initiative. "We don't want our servicemembers being denied care and benefits because someone in the DoD system says they have personality disorders or some other misdiagnosis, just to save some money," said Wong, referring to a May 16 story in the New York Times that mentioned an internal Army memo that came to light last February. The memo quoted a Madigan doctor who said that Army clinicians needed to be "good stewards" of taxpayer dollars, and that a servicemember could collect up to $1.5 million in disability benefits if diagnosed with PTSD.
"We stand behind Secretary Panetta's prudent decision to go through every PTSD case in all branches of the military and reassess the decisions to make sure they were made properly – not as cost-cutting measures," Wong said. "And we also want to thank Sen. Murray for her hard work and leadership on this critical issue. Without her persistence, these reviews might never have happened."
During the hearing, Murray said the Pentagon and VA "are losing the battle on mental and behavioral health conditions that are confronting a lot of our servicemembers" and noted that, on average, military suicides have been occurring once a day in 2012.
Wong said he agreed with Murray that, five years after the health-care scandal at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, DoD has been slow in its response. "Secretary Panetta said that part of the problem is bureaucratic, that he's in charge of a very big bureaucracy," Wong said. "We need to find a way to cut through all of that and make it clear to DoD's leadership that our troops who suffer from PTSD need to be helped as quickly as possible. Issue an order, replace incompetent people, eliminate some positions. Whatever it takes, DoD should do it now," he said.
In October 2010, The American Legion formed the Ad Hoc Committee on Traumatic Brain Injury/PTSD. Over the course of nearly two years, the committee heard from various experts – military, federal and civilian – in the field of mental health, as well as servicemembers. Viable alternative treatments for both TBI and PTSD were discussed, as well as improved screening, research, diagnosis and treatment for both conditions. The committee prepared a list of recommendations for DoD and VA that are being reviewed by Legion leadership.


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I will likely say this every year that passes, but how are we already celebrating our third anniversary?? Some days it feels like yesterday I was walking down the aisle and having the greatest party of my life.
Each year brings new adventures and makes me appreciate us even more. So much has changed in three years, with B, with our home, with our jobs. I can only hope the next three years will bring as much excitement and change!
Happy anniversary D. I love you.
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Watch as members of Congress refuse to take part in a moment of silence on Monday to honor victims of the mass shooting in Orlando. Following the moment of silence, the House floor erupted in shouts of, "Where's the bill?" as frustrated House Democrats protested their colleagues' inaction when it comes to gun-control legislation.
Biz Pac Review reported that a moment of silence in Congress meant to honor those who died in the mass shooting in Orlando erupted into protests by House Democrats on Monday.
After Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) led the moment of silence, Democratic lawmakers began shouting criticism over lack of gun control legislation.
Democrats yelled "Where's the bill?" and "No leadership!"
WATCH: Democrats shout down @SpeakerRyan on House floor, demanding gun control legislation https://t.co/lXMdi7w9bx https://t.co/Ac9v4M9QDt
— CBS News (@CBSNews) June 14, 2016
House Dems now chanting "Where's the bill?" and "Show some respect!" after moment of silence for Orlando shooting
— Cristina Marcos (@cimarcos) June 13, 2016
A moment of silence in the House Chamber followed by a more lengthy moment of boisterousness. Video link below: https://t.co/ea2doZKTMg
— Mark Knoller (@markknoller) June 13, 2016
The protesting Democrats apparently saw nothing wrong with disrespecting a traditional observance in times of tragedy.
Typical of Democrats to try to get their way by rudeness, shouting, force and, ultimately, violence.
— RealFurgas (@RealFurgas) June 14, 2016
Oh, those scamps. They must have worked so hard to prepare this ironically disrespectful chant. They care so much about the gays.
— WinSton (@WinStonBoSton85) June 14, 2016
@Mosheh @SpeakerRyan Damn those hypocrites! Protected on taxpayer $ and want to take away our rights to defend ourselves
— Susan 🇺🇸⭐⭐⭐ (@Susana331A) June 14, 2016
@CBSNLive Haven't these Dem's heard about the Islamist terrorist attack in Orlando?
— Oslowe Knownas (@Osloweknownas) June 14, 2016
Some Democrats left the House chamber in protest, including Connecticut Rep. Jim Himes, who earlier declared he would no longer participate in moments of silence.
"Silence. Not me. Not anymore. I will no longer stand here absorbing the faux concern, contrived gravity and tepid smugness of a House complicit in the weekly bloodshed," Himes said in an angry speech in which he referred, not to an "Islamic terrorist" but a "madman with the military-grade rifle."
Rep. Jim Himes protests Congress's moment of silence in response to #Orlando shooting. https://t.co/TLjnOKkNUshttps://t.co/7dhg8OJoBH
— ABC News Politics (@ABCPolitics) June 13, 2016
Rep. Seth Moulton (D-Mass.) joined Himes in walking out of the moment of silence.
"The fact is that a moment of silence is an act of respect, and we supported that. But it is a not a license to do nothing," said House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) according to The Hill.
"Members have just had enough of having one minute, a moment of silence on the floor, and then take no action," she said.
Other Democrats, like Rep. Katherine Clark (D-Mass.), also joined in taking the solemn observation of respect and turning it into a political platform.
Why I'm refusing the moment of silence. #NoMoreSilence Read: https://t.co/pSKUie0jVk pic.twitter.com/NTnFEokK3r
— Katherine Clark (@RepKClark) June 13, 2016
#NoMoreSilence. Join us to #OutShoutTheNRA with @ChrisMurphyCT @SenBlumenthal @RepEsty @jahimes. #WeAreOrlando pic.twitter.com/0IY22wo2FB
— Newtown Action (@NewtownAction) June 13, 2016
Maybe Congress will sense the urgency and vote this week to ban people on terrorist watch lists from buying guns. Right? *crickets*
— Jennifer Bendery (@jbendery) June 13, 2016
Nope. We'll have a moment of silence. Perfectly emblematic of Congressional gross negligence. https://t.co/kPWLOzbY7h
— Jim Himes (@jahimes) June 13, 2016
Not everyone was on board with Himes.
How about you get Congress to vote a real war on terror to solve the problem? Arm all in defense of our country before it is gone!
— Diane Geary (@dianelgeary) June 13, 2016
uses tragedy for personal political gain #demvalues.
— Genes (@ecrkrgn) June 14, 2016
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Let to Buy a step-by-step guide
The term 'Let to buy' refers to when someone lets out the property they currently live in, so that they can purchase a new residential property. There are a few reasons why you might want to do this, one of the most common being timescale, for example someone has found their dream home and can't wait to sell their existing property or they simply can't sell their property for the price they are looking for. Another common reason is that someone wants to keep hold of their existing property as they believe it is a sound long term investment and would prefer not to sell it. Of course, by changing the use of a property i.e. from residential (a property you live in) to buy to let (a property you let out), you'll need to change your existing mortgage to a buy to let mortgage and also take out a new residential mortgage on your new home that you will live in.
It's important to note that you cannot live in a property that has a buy to let mortgage against it and you can't rent out a property that has a residential mortgage against it without the lender's prior consent. The let to buy process is considerably more complex than the process for a standard residential or buy to let mortgage, but we can offer you advice about a let to buy mortgage based on your personal circumstances. Call to speak to one of our independent mortgage advisers about your let to buy mortgage, or find more general advice below in our step-by-step guide.
1. Get an idea of the value of your current property
The first step is to get an idea of how much your current property is worth and compare what it is worth and the mortgage amount you still owe. Look at similar properties in your area and their recent sale prices, it's best to look at 3 to 5 properties that have similar characteristics to yours and compare prices. A local estate agent will also be able to give you an estimate and it's best to ask at least 3 to get the best idea of your property's market value.
2. Find out how much you could expect to make in rental income from your property
A letting agent will be able to give you an idea of what your property could rent for. It's best to choose a letting agent who's registered with ARLA (The Association of Residential Letting Agents). The amount you can rent your existing property out for has a large bearing on how much you can borrow, so it's important to get an accurate a figure as possible.
3. Speak to your existing mortgage provider
It might be feasible for you to port your existing residential mortgage to your new residential property. Likewise, it might be feasible for your existing lender to grant you consent to let your existing property. Therefore, it makes sense to speak with your existing lender as well as seeking independent advice to ascertain the best course of action.
4. Speak to an independent mortgage adviser who can advise you on your options
Let to Buy transactions are much more complex than standard residential mortgages or buy to let mortgages and so we recommend that you take advice from an independent mortgage adviser, and make sure that they'll manage the whole application process for your through to completion.
This is because applying for two mortgages at once, both a residential and buy to let mortgage, can be complex and the process needs to be managed as a whole to avoid hold ups. For example, it can be the case that neither lender wants to be the first to approve the mortgage and you can enter a kind of stalemate. The timing of completion on each mortgage is also key – you cannot complete on the buy to let mortgage while you still live in the property without the lender's consent, so typically it would be necessary to complete each mortgage on the same day.
We are completely independent and impartial and we can advise you on different lenders' timescales and practices, and be there for you every step of the way up to completion. For personalised advice on how much you might be able to borrow and which lenders fit within the timescales you're looking to work to, call and speak to one of our expert advisers today.
5. Make sure you can afford the additional debt you would be taking on
Our expert advisers can give you personalised advice around affordability based on your circumstances. The kinds of things you need to think about is whether you could afford the payments on both mortgages if your rental property was empty for several months, or if interest rates rise and your repayments increase. It's important to consider these possible eventualities upfront, and make sure you're prepared for them.
6. Be aware of your responsibilities as a landlord
Becoming a landlord is not something to take on lightly and it's important to do your research beforehand. We've developed a handy interactive guide to becoming a landlord which covers areas like the legal aspects to consider and advice on tricky areas like problem tenants. If you're looking for more information on Buy to Let in general we've also got information on using a letting agent versus going it alone and a buy to let calculator designed to give you an idea of what you could potentially borrow.
7. Apply for each mortgage and track your progress
If you've done your research and are happy to go ahead the next step is to begin the application process for each mortgage. You may have already spoken to an independent adviser about your plans. You'll be assigned a dedicated Mortgage Adviser who will talk you through the steps above and give you personalised advice based on your circumstances, before managing the application process from start to finish for you – chasing up lenders and solicitors to help take away some of the stress and hassle of applying for 2 mortgages. Call to speak to one of our expert advisers today.


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The median home value in Denville, NJ is $366,000.
This is
lower than
the county median home value of $420,100.
The national median home value is $185,800.
The average price of homes sold in Denville, NJ is $366,000.
Approximately 82.23% of Denville homes are owned,
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Middle College National Consortium, in partnership with Jobs For the Future and NCREST, the National Center for Restructuring Schools, Education and Teaching, at Teachers College, has been awarded a US Investing in Innovation Grant to work with Michigan ISDs to transform participating schools to STEM Early Colleges. High School and Intermediate schools will work with district leaders to redesign the schools so that every student has the possibility of earning 12 free college credits that will prepare them for a STEM field of work.
- Districts and individual high schools and intermediate schools
- Local Community and 4 Year Colleges
STEM Early Colleges
- Will design a high school curriculum that ensures that students will be prepared to participate in college classes
- Use specific college and career readiness strategies to engage all students in at least 4 college classes in high school that will lead to an advanced degree or certificate.
- STEM subjects build skills in problem solving, decision making, collaboration and designing applications of knowledge that are fundamental requirements of success in future jobs.
- STEM, science technology, engineer and mathematics, career pathways lead to higher salaries and jobs for the future
At the local level the Intermediate School Districts of Genesee County, Lapeer, Washtenaw and Delta will be responsible for coordinating the grants.


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RISK Summit 2017 Keynote
Philadelphia, PA
This video shares the keynote presentation, Portrait of a Risk-Taker: An Artist's Risk Management Journey, I delivered at the 2017 RISK Summit in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on September 18th, 2017. The theme of this year's conference was art and they invited me to share an artist's perspective on risk.
I started with a brief introduction to my personal journey of risk-management, explaining how I transformed from Physicist to Artist.
I then provided a historical context to the relationship of art and risk, highlighting a few Art History Risk Champions, from Leonardo da Vinci to Pablo Picasso. In this segment I explained how, without risk, there is no art. An artist is a risk champion who both embraces and manages risk.
In the final segment I created a live portrait of an audience member, using an iPad Pro 12.9, Apple Pencil and the app Procreate. As I painted the portrait I reviewed and demonstrated the risk-management strategies I employ as an artist. They are listed here (below) as numbered in my slide show with one extra added and a couple slightly modified (as with all art, a list like this is always a work in progress!):
#1 100% Commitment
#2 Mise En Place
#3 Fill in the Blank
#4 Think Ahead
#5 Get on the Dance Floor
Start Rough
#6 See as Abstract
#7 No Undo
#8 Vive la Variété
#9 Step Away
#10 Reframe the Question
#11 Say the Most with the Least
#12 Make Marks Meaningful
#13 Less is More
#14 Fini…for Now
#15 Enjoy the Journey
If you just want to head straight for the dancing, final portrait and time-lapse replay of the portrait, then that all happens in the final two minutes!
The music featured in this video includes:
"Moten Swing" by Bennie Moten and his Kansas City Orchestra (1932)
"Roll Over Beethoven" by Chuck Berry (1956)
"Get Up Offa That Thing" by James Brown (1976)
The conference took place in the historic PSFS (Philadelphia Savings Fund Society) Building, now the Loews Philadelphia Hotel. Opened in 1932, it was the first Modernist skyscraper in the United States (and one of the first to have air-conditioning). Designed by architects George Howe and William Lescaze, the building, constructed in the midst of the Great Depression, used marbles, granites and rare woods sourced from 32 countries!
Big thanks to Melanie and her wonderful team at the Nonprofit Risk Management Center who put this conference together and inviting me to be their keynote speaker.
Thanks to Mary Ann for being such an inspiring and brave portrait subject!
It was super fun and inspiring to see your presentation.
~ Erin G.
Wonderful presentation!
~ Richard S.
I am available to be a keynote speaker at conferences, meetings, off-sites and retreats. I adapt my presentation to each event and can focus, to share a few examples, on the relationship between art and technology, how to find your creative flow, taking the creative leap, risk-taking in art process, the anatomy of a portrait, painting with purpose, intentionality in artistic process, the balance of structure and chaos in creativity, the roles of serendipity and spontaneity in painting, and so on.


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Minnesota Startup Dispatch Is Making A Run At The Courier Industry
It was National Doughnut Day on June 2nd, 2016.
Andrew Leone, then CFO for Johnstone Supply in Bloomington, decided to order some treats for the staff.
Leone also had another thought: he should surprise his wife, at home and pregnant at the time — what a perfect plan he had.
So he jumped online and went through one of the state's largest courier services, placing his order and receiving an email confirmation. Thirty minutes later, the doughnut delivery showed up to his office. He sat there waiting for a delighted call from home, popping some holes as an appetizer while surveying the landscape of options before him.
After an hour had passed with no word from his wife, he really started getting nervous. Was it the maple bar?


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I had the privilege of introducing Diane Daniel for her presentation on Farm Fresh North Carolina which is also the title of her book. This also put me at the "President's Table" near the podium. Sitting at the front always make me feel like one of those eager beavers in a class room. I felt even more this way when Diane asked if anyone recognized the animals in one of her early slides and my hand shot up and I shouted out "alpacas!" This was not because I'd already heavily sampled her very interesting book but because my brother inNorthern Virginiahas recently acquired 3 alpacas. Last spring I spent an interesting Saturday with him at a farm wrestled 75 alpacas to the ground to be sheared.
Diane's book is essentially a travel book and she put over 23,000 miles on her Honda visiting all the farms that she describes in the book. But what I found really interesting about the book were the stories of the people on these working farms that also open their doors to curious tourists eager to learn something about their state. It's also a little subversive. The client of mine whose urban agriculture project I described in my introduction, dismissed me good naturedly as "too set in my ways" to embrace this trend that encompasses concepts of "slow food," "sustainable farming," "urban agriculture," "community supported agriculture" and "farm to table." He's probably right, but Diane's book reinforces a new impulse to seek out and enjoy fresh organic fruits, vegetables, dairy products and even meat.
What may not have been totally intentional on Diane's part is how the book illustrates what has been happening to agriculture inNorth Carolinain general. Living in the high tech Triangle we may not appreciate how important agriculture is to the economy of the state. We're near the top in the production of several important agricultural products including turkeys, chickens, hogs and sweet potatoes. Conspicuously less important today is tobacco, for obvious reasons. Unlike neighboring states and the farm belt states, the average farm size inNorth Carolinais only about 150 acres. This was just fine when tobacco was king and a farmer could make a pretty good living with 5 or 10 acres of tobacco. One of the reasons hog production has grown is that contract hog production works well on these small farms and it has been the savior of many small family farms.
Others farmers have taken a different approach. One of the farms featured in Diana's presentation was the Vollmer Farm (www.vollmerfarm.com ) which you'll get to on 98 if you start in Downtown Durham, pass through Wake Forest and start looking just east of Bunn. I met John Vollmer around 1990 when I was doing some PR work for the Tobacco Growers Association of North Carolina and John was the president of that organization. Even then John was aware of the necessity to transition from tobacco and he was producing some specialty oats for the equine market and his wife was overseeing an annual harvest of pumpkins that they would take to market in Raleigh before Halloween. The farm is now a place for hayrides and corn boxes and playgrounds and a farm store. I'm sure it's the biggest tourist attraction in Bunn. A link on the site also describes how John got into organic farming with help from NCSU by turning one of his greenhouses originally intended for germinating tobacco plants into lettuce production. www.vollmerfarm.com/organics.html
Diane's presentation did generate a good deal of interest in her book. I highly recommend it as a fun read.
She did leave behind many of the links in the book to the farms she visited but the book contains many more and they domake the book fun to read. The book is available on the website www.farmfreshnorthcarolina.com where she also as a schedule of events this coming weekend where she will be selling and signing the book. She also has a special Rotary offer to purchase the book directly from her for $15 for anybody that contacts her and picks up the book at her home near the School of Math and Science before she leaves on another adventure December 18. Her email address is firstname.lastname@example.com . If that's too much trouble it is also available on Amazon.com where it has a 5 star rating.
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The Halton Apprentice Association carried out an act of remembrance to pay their respect to the fallen.
RAF personnel took part in the ceremony, which culminated in a visit to the graduation parade at RAF Halton.
After a short church service at St George's the party gathered at their memorial 'The Tribute' to lay wreathes and pay their respects.
Each year the association remembers Halton Apprentices who have fallen in the line of duty.
The occasion was attended by Air Vice-Marshal Harry Waterfall, the son of an apprentice with connections to the original apprentice scheme.
After the formal ceremony, the congregation went to Halton House for lunch, before the Air Marshal left to act as reviewing officer for the graduation parade of No.557 Thompson Intake.


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I got punched by a first grader. Yeah, you read that right. I got punched by a first grader. A fucking first grader. Seriously. I am still in fucking shock over this. I mean let's break this down…a…fucking…first…grader…fucking…punched…me…fuck!
Look, I know I shouldn't because it tends to piss people off, but I am so going to tell people how to raise their children. Granted, I haven't been too particular about who I piss off because well, I just don't give a shit. That's the total bonus of being me.
So here's my first piece of advice. Stop fucking up your kids. There is something seriously wrong with your kid if he thinks it's okay to punch a teacher, even if it is just a substitute. And then what is even less helpful is when you come to pick up your kid and find out that he has been suspended, you throw a hissy fit and want your kid's suspension taken away. Yeah, well, bitch, I want a lot of things that aren't going to happen. So get the fuck over it. I understand that your kid being home for three whole days is going to interfere with your busy life of crack whoring, but we all must come to terms.
And here's another piece of advice. If you are fucking moron, don't procreate. And if you must, and clearly you do, don't find another fucking moron to do it with. I mean I get that your options are limited with the low IQ and all but fucking hell. What you get when you do this is a little fucking moron who punches teachers.
By the way, I am not sure if you can tell, but I am fucking bitter as hell about this. And it's not just because I got punched. By a first grader, in case you have forgotten. But it's more that when I brought this up to the office, their response was, "Yeah, that happens." Um..really? Like that's just cool with them.
At the risk of sounding old and shit, but what the fuck is up with kids in school. I would say that they have lost their minds, but I really don't think they have minds to begin with. I remember how boring school was when I was stuck there, but these aren't bored stares that I am getting when I am talking.
They are just completely vacant stares that tell me nothing is going on in there. And I just look at them and realize that this will be what leads the world someday. It makes me want to build a bomb shelter and burrow myself in there with a lifetime supply of Popeye's Biscuits and toaster waffles and hope for it all to end.
Speaking of which, I am hearing the siren call of the toaster waffles right now. If you will excuse me I am going to go toast me some waffle goodness and try to forget the existence of this evil first grader.


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VMAX™, the leading app monetization platform in India & Southeast Asia and 9Apps, the leading provider of multimedia content on Android, present IndieMax, a multi-city Meetup for app developers. We had four great chapters at Delhi, Pune, Indore and Bangalore. Now, in the last leg of our multi-city tour, we come to Kochi before finally ending our journey with the Hyderabad chapter.
IndieMax 2015 has so far seen a strong lineup of speakers joining us for fireside chats at our previous chapters.
- New Delhi: Vaibhav Gupta, VP – Business Operations, Octro Inc
- Pune: Roby John, CEO and Founder, June Software
- Indore: Chetan Naik, Co-founder & CTO, CDN Solutions
- Bangalore: Pavan Doddavala, CEO, Outthinking
Our Kochi chapter features Vinayak Razdan, Co-founder, DyanamicNext Technologies who will be talking to Prashant Dixit, VP and Head of Business, VMAX™ in a fireside chat on 'What makes an app go viral.'
DynamicNext focuses on building high quality, engaging social and social strategy games across platforms and devices. Their popular titles include, Downtown Mafia and Battlecry – World at War.
IndieMax 2015 ends its journey at Hyderabad. At IndieMax Hyderabad we will have Imran Khan, Studio Head, Glu Mobile joining us for a fireside chat where he will be talking to Prashant Dixit, VP and Head of Business, VMAX™ about 'The mobile social gaming ecosystem in India.' Glu Mobile is a leading global developer and publisher of free-to-play games for smartphone and tablet devices.
Venue and other details for IndieMax Kochi and IndieMax Hyderabad are as follows:
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|Venue: Hotel Seagull 2/7, 8 & 9, Calvathy Road, Fort Kochi, Kochi, Kerala
|Venue: Highlands Whiskey Club, 2nd Floor, Aryan's, Near Apollo Hospital, Road No. 92, Film Nagar, Hyderabad
|Date: December 17, 2015
|Date: December 18, 2015
|Time: 5:30 p.m onwards
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If you love creating apps, be it Kochi or Hyderabad, IndieMax is where you should be!


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Sunday, February 24, 2013
The piece is lovingly dedicated to my sweetest Pork Chop, who passed away without warning on Friday night, while I was working on this, in fact. For those in the know with rats, she was fine the day before and when I found her she was very dehydrated, weak, unable to eat or drink and shaking with a lot of poryphorin. I rushed her to the ER and we determined it was either a stroke or a mild infection that suddenly went systemic, and given her state and age, she wasn't expected to improve, so I chose to let her go gently, instead of languishing in an incubator. This never, ever gets any easier.
My heart aches for her loss, but at least she's still part of this piece ♥ And with that, I need to go snuggle my ratties and tell them that they're great.
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- Angela Reyero Martinez said...
so sorry for the loss, porkchop was so funny in your blog :(
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Remember those INSANE images of Nina Agdal that photographer Frederic Pinet shared with Swim Daily back in April? How could you ever forget?
Well, luckily Frederic is as big of a fan of the ladies of SI Swimsuit as we are, so he's teamed up with Canadian beauty Kate Bock for another out-of-this-world collaboration! Rocking everything from classic bikinis to sexy lingerie to JUST sneakers, Kate looks stunning as she shows off her natural beauty and flawless figure.
"This picture of Kate [above] is part of a series of my images called 'Naked Run,'" Frederic told Swim Daily. "The idea is to portray the beauty of strength and power.
"For the outdoor pictures, this is how I particularly love to see Kate—very natural," he continued. "I always like to talk and spend a bit of time with a model so then I have a clear idea on how I see my subject, hence the way I want to shoot her."
All we know is that between Kate's undeniable beauty and Frederic's knack for capturing said beauty, we've found one unbeatable combination! Go on and admire their work one more time—we know you want to.
BONUS: See some of Kate's best moments from SI Swimsuit 2015!


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Everyone has a right to be safe at work, including volunteers. Volunteers play a vital role in communities across the Northern Territory and Australia, making significant contributions by carrying out unpaid work for a variety of organisations every day. A person conducting a business or undertaking who engages volunteers to carry out work may be covered by the Work Health and Safety (National Uniform Legislation) Act 2011 and owe a duty to volunteers as workers.
Safe Work Australia has worked with a range of volunteer associations to develop a volunteers resource kit to assist volunteers and volunteer associations understand the extent to which they owe duties under the Act.
The volunteers resource kit and other information is available on the Safe Work Australia website.
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Our restaurant financing program requirements are simple, to be eligible for our restaurant cash advance, your business must:
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It did not take long for Woody Johnson and Co. to make the right decision and fire Eric Mangini whose third season with the New York Jets ended with an epic collapse and failure to make the playoffs. The Gang Green was 8-3 after 11 games this season but followed their early success with an inexplicable slide down the stretch, as they lost 4 out of the last 5 games.
Eric Mangini was hired as head coach 3 years ago and was seen as Bill Belichick's apprentice who would turn the New York Jets into a New England Patriots clone with a similar defensive system. Mangini switched to a 3-4 defense and the team made the playoffs in his first season, finishing 10-6 and then losing to the Patriots in the playoffs. The second season was much worse, as plagued by injuries Jets finished 4-12.
Now the Jets will start looking for a new head coach. We can only hope that this time they will select someone with plenty of experience and knowledge to succeed in New York City. Meanwhile, the wait continues... it's been 40 years.
UPDATE: According to newsday.com, the New York Jets have also fired offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer and defensive coordinator Bob Sutton.
UPDATE: The previous update on the both coordinators being fired appears to be unconfirmed at this point. Stay tuned...


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Yes you can file a Michigan auto accident lawsuit if another driver makes a U-turn and hits your car. In fact, under Michigan law, there are specific statutes that aide an accident victim when filing a Michigan auto accident lawsuit against the driver that is making a U-turn and hits your car. These Michigan statutes include:
- Turning said vehicle around in said highway intersection or within said undivided roadway when the available roadway was not of sufficient width to permit the complete turn of the vehicle in one movement, or when such turn could not be made in safety or without interface with moving traffic, in violation of City of Detroit 38-5-7 as amended January 1, 1969.
At the law firm of Buckfire & Buckfire, P.C. our experienced lawyers specialize in these types of cases and can help you and your family file a Michigan auto accident lawsuit if the other driver makes a U-turn and hits your car.
In addition to these laws on speeding, our auto accident lawyers will use other claims for general negligence against the driver to file a Michigan lawsuit. Call our office today at (800) 606-1717 if you or someone you know suffers injuries or was killed in a U-turn car accident in Michigan. Under Michigan law, you do have legal rights and should pursue them immediately so you do not lose your case. Call now for your


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I am the worst model in the world, it is not something that comes naturally to me and is a painstaking procedure for my poor boyfriend/photographer.
Though I hate being in front of the camera I do love clothes and prefer seeing how items look on normal girls as opposed to high fashion models.
I know that it is really near to Christmas but I kind of went for a witchy look after eventually receiving my Gypsy Warrior moon beanie that the Post Office highjacked.
You may also have noticed that I have dyed my hair from brown and caramel to a greeny/blue. As I am not really allowed vibrant colours at my day job I tend to go a little crazy when I have any leave. Instead of my standard hair chalk, this time I went for Bleach Washed Up Mermaid which only lasting 2-10 washes is perfect for my xmas break from the office.
I think what really tips the witch vibes over the edge are these creepy cat socks I found whilst shopping in Tesco, they are so ugly they have gone full circle and become cool again.
Dress H&M, Moon Beanie Gyspsy Warrior, Tights Next, Septum Ring Dixi, Boots H&M,
What do you guys think – a little too costume, or cool?


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Equipped with "dual" function which makes it possible to face both the face and back of Laxuna of an auto four wheel stroller.
Since you do not have to switch the handle, you can now do the folding work very well, without taking the place.
Because the handle part where mommy grasps is using a leather material with a sense of quality, the fancy feeling of the going out is also up!
Since it also supports the carry travel system, it is going to be more enjoyable to go out with a baby.
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Easy design to pull back quickly with one touch. So, while holding it, it's happy with one hand. Because it is independent, it is not troubled for storage.
Smooth pushing comfort
Auto 4 wheels
Whether you face to face or back, the front wheels become free in conjunction with the handle change, so always turning and easy to push, auto 4 wheels.
Even though the baby is asleep while you are out, there are lots of scenes that you have to fold up on the stroller, such as trains and stairs. In such a case, if it is Raxuna dual, which corresponds to "Carry Travel System (CTS)", it will be put on by the hugs * 1, so do not interrupt and hold on to your hug.
Babies are comfortable in any situation and mama is safe.
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