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My name is Andrew Mason. I served as Bishop of the Redditch ward (7 years 50 weeks and 4 days, not that I was counting!) from 2002 to 2010. I am best described as an amateur historian who is an enthusiastic supporter/promoter of local LDS church history in the three counties (Gloucestershire, Herefordshire and Worcestershire, which are all in England, not Wales).
I am very interested in LDS church history sites in the UK, and especially those of Benbow's farm and Gadfield Elm, and several other sites of interest in the Herefordshire, Gloucestershire and Worcestershire areas. For any "foreign" visitors please note that these places are definitely in England, I'm getting a bit fed up with these places being described as being in Wales, not that I've got anything against Wales or the Welsh people, its a matter of accuracy and geography, the Welsh border is probably less than 25 miles away (as the crow flies). Wales has it's own church history stories to tell of missionary work (look up Dan Jones) and conversions and I leave it up to them to write their own blog!
I played a very minor part in the actual restoration of the Gadfield Elm chapel, and the maintenance of the grounds of both sites (Gadfield Elm and Benbow's pond). I did however offer much moral support to the artisans who sweated more than a little blood, and I also spread the word as far as I could to solicit donations towards the work! My brother David Mason, currently Bishop of the Gloucester Ward, has a contract with the church to maintain the grounds on both sites, and this picture does not do justice to the standards in which the grounds are usually maintained.
I like the changes made to both sites over the last few years, both are very pleasant places to visit, peace and quiet abound, both sites are far enough away from major roads so that traffic noise is at a bare minimum most of the time, except for the occasional tractor of course. Visitors are free to sit and think, to contemplate whatever is important to them, or to just sit and enjoy the beauty and the peace and quiet of the countryside around them. Both are beautiful sites for picnics or even a BBQ (at Gadfield Elm only), for Sunday afternoon outings, or for ward or family activities. Since the chapel at Gadfield Elm was finished (and even a couple of times before that) it has been used for many different youth and YSA firesides, various ward social events, stake events and even a Stake High Priest Quorum meeting. Large and small groups can often be found camping in the field next to the little chapel. 2010 will be the fourth visit of the Redditch ward Faith in God children, when they will be taking part in their annual day camp.
Visitors should note that there are no public facilities at all at Benbows pond, and only the bare minimum at Gadfield Elm (and no drinking water). You should follow the country code if you visit either place - take nothing but photographs, leave nothing but footsteps and kill nothing but time!
Visitors are encouraged to sign the visitors book at Gadfield Elm so that visitor numbers can be monitored.
I collect articles and photographs of interest concerning these sites, and in Oct 2006 I acquired a number of slides of church history sites across the UK. I believe that these are exact duplicates (or even the originals) of pictures used in the December 1979 Ensign (I have 27 slides out of 36 pictures in the article). I don't think these have any particular monetary or historical value, except that I now have several pictures of Gadfield Elm (dated 1979 I presume because of the Ensign article when it was in a really poor state of repair, and well before it was purchased by the Gadfield Elm Trust. I have pictures of Benbow's pond before the "health and safety" brigade had it fenced off, and a picture of Hawcross pool that leads me to believe that it was once quite possible, albeit a very long time ago, to have been deep enough to baptise in. Currently the "pool" is not much more than a well overgrown muddy soggy mess. When I visited these sites in June 2008 I saw that there was a lot of water in both ponds, and there was so much at Benbows farm that the fence was about 6 foot into the pond, and I can assure you the fence wasn't erected like that!
Go to http://www.lds.org/ensign/1979/12/the-way-it-looks-today-a-camera-tour-of-church-history-sites-in-great-britain?lang=eng to see the picture article for yourselves (Magazines, Ensign, 1979, December).
Also look at http://www.lds.org/?lang=eng&country=gb where you can find the official UK church web site where you can find current content.
Another interest I have is the film A Story of Strength, which I think was made in the late 1980's. I want to find out more about this film, which is now "out of print" and I understand that the church will not produce any more copies. I recently discovered the identity of the narrator, and I am hoping to meet him sometime. I know many of the extras, who were mostly local church members, one of whom is my wife Sue Walden (the film was made before we were married), others include my mother Jennifer Mason, and my brother David Mason. The "extras" came from many local units which included; Cheltenham, Gloucester, Hereford, Worcester, Stroud and Yate, every time I watch it I try to name someone. Some of my questions about this film are: Why was it made? Who made it? What was the target audience? I might even one day make a list of those who appear in it. My wife has her own special story to tell of the impact it had upon her, when her finances were not in a particularly good position and maybe one day I will get her to write it down.
2016 - I've just discovered that somebody has posted the film 'A Story of Strength' on YouTube, please go to the following link to watch the film (sorry it is not a hyperlink but you should be able to copy and paste the text): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CPF7R3ejBa0 or try this link:
A Story of Strength (1987)
I sometimes wonder if I am a bit of a nerd when it comes to these things? I don't care! - Actually I do care rather a lot, and I get frustrated when others dismiss this part of our local British church history with hardly a passing thought. Let me make it clear... Gadfield Elm chapel was the first chapel owned by the church anywhere in the world. I know that it was not built by LDS people, but it was still fairly new when the deeds were given to Wilford Woodruff for the church, and the only other church owned property that I know of at that time was the Kirtland Temple. Pres Hinckley said during the dedicatory service of the chapel in May 2004 that "this is the oldest chapel we have anywhere in the world... This chapel was in use by the church before we had built anything in America".
Another fact is that the Gadfield Elm chapel is the only official church history site outside of North America.
Also lets remember that there are many many thousands of "American" LDS people whose ancestry is firmly British, and many who can trace their ancestors to members of the United Brethren who joined the church and emigrated to Zion.
During the first ever visit of the Tabernacle choir to England (1955, I was just 1 year old so I don't remember it!!!!) the choir members were asked to stand if their ancestors were from Great Britain and apparently all but three stood up!
Following this strong line of British LDS church history we also need to remember that the Preston Ward in Lancashire, is the oldest continuous unit of the church anywhere in the world, and that's another British fact that (hopefully) will never ever be overturned. Another long standing church unit in the UK is Kidderminster, which is only about 40 miles from Gadfield Elm.
At some point I might ramble on about a few other items of interest such as:
- British LDS authors
- British LDS musicians
- British LDS General Authorities
- A documentary film called "The Kingdom and the Crown" which is nothing to do with the author and General Authority Elder Gerald Lund, but rather a film made by BYU and put on video c1988. I recently viewed this film on BYU TV and quite frankly it is abysmal, I think that's part of the reason why "A Story of Strength" was made by the church. In fact The Kingdom and the Crown is so bad that maybe I will not bother to say any more except if you have access to BYU TV you might one day get the chance to see it for yourself and then you can make up your own mind.
- I have another film of British saints called "Mormons Fact and Fantasy", I actually need someone with a 16mm projector to show it to me as I only recall ever seen it once, and as far as I can recall it must have been made at least 25 years ago, and possibly a little longer than that. Also it is the only copy that I've been able to locate in the UK, but I'm just as sure that there will be a few ward libraries that probably still have a copy in the back of an old dusty cupboard, and probably a projector too, but I can't locate them! Update June 2008... I found someone with a copy on DVD, I didn't ask how he got it, but he was kind enough to make a copy for me. Having viewed it I think the most important thing in it is the people I know, some of whom have passed on. It seems that it was one film in a set of similar films made in various countries around the world to show that LDS people exist outside of the USA and that wherever LDS people exist that we are we are all "normal"! Also another fact I discovered is that this was just one of a series of films made around the world so that other people and cultures could discover that 'Mormons' around the world are 'normal'!
2016 - I've just found that the film 'Mormons Fact and Fantasy' has been published on YouTube... everything comes to he who waits! Please go to: https://youtu.be/1VrQaxNp-fs (sorry it is not a hyperlink, but you can copy and paste the text). or try this link:
- The personal relationships of my family with a (now very very) small number of American LDS servicemen and their families, who were briefly based in Cheltenham during the 2nd world war - including Ray J. Hermansen and the late Bill Overly, and the missionary who was responsible for baptising my father, Hal McKewan. A few years ago Hal and Bill, who lived somewhat near each other in SLC, discovered through their casual acquaintance at a local gym that they both knew our family, and through Bill we were later able to meet Hal. Over a number of years we have met and made friends with many American Airforce personnel stationed at Little Rissington and Upper Heyford (both now closed) and some US government employees who worked at GCHQ in Cheltenham (secret spy listening base, but you can look it up on the internet!). I know that a lot of members of the Cheltenham ward have kept in touch with many of these "cousins" of ours. Through an unusual set of circumstances I actually met one person in the Boston temple a few years ago!
For some other personal Mason family insights please look up the October 1996 Ensign, and an article called "The Sisters of Cheltenham" written by my mother, Jennifer Middleton Mason, or view an exact copy of the text here on another of my blog sites...
I suppose that all in all I want to "promote" the British heritage of many of the early saints and pioneers, as well as creating a little record of our local history that others might find interesting.
I don't think I have anything new to add to what has already been written, it is certainly not my intention to become some kind of published author, nor is it my intention to publish a dissertation (just the ramblings of a simple soul) I just want people to come and enjoy our heritage and enjoy our wonderful and unique countryside. At this stage if anyone wants to know a little more about Gadfield Elm and Benbows Farm then just do a Google search. You might come across Ronan Head, he is an expert on a lot of things, and has a couple of really good articles already available on the Internet. For those who subscribe to the Ensign (in Britain) you will find the UK insert in the January 2007 issue has a great article by Ronan on Gadfield Elm.
If anyone wants to visit Benbow's pool, or Gadfield Elm, please feel free to respond to this blog (with a return e-mail address) and I will e-mail you directions, and will be pleased to offer any helpful advice on travel distances and routes etc. These places (Gadfield Elm and Benbows Farm) are unfortunately not clearly marked on most maps but they are close to Ledbury in Herefordshire (which is on every map), and if you have the right directions both sites can be visited, with a reasonable amount of time spent at both locations, in just a couple of hours, and with the right instructions they are fairly easy to find. I know several people who have tried to find these places and have been unsuccessful, but as I said above with the right instructions it is easy and I have recently added GPS coordinates for those who may have a GPS device available (see below).
As a rough guide to distances and travel times Ledbury is just over 1 hour from Birmingham, 3 hours from London, 1.5 hours from Stratford, 1.5 hours from Warwick, 2 hours from Oxford, 4 hours from York, 1.5 hours from Bristol, 1.5 hours from Cardiff (these are Microsoft Autoroute times, so you probably need to add another 30 minutes to most of them to allow for traffic and other road/driving conditions).
Ledbury is about equal distance from both the sites I am writing about, and it is a good stopping off point. It is a wonderful little town, and well worth a visit. The Baptist chapel still stands in the main street where Wilford Woodruff preached and then baptised 13 people, and somewhere in the town is the building where some of the early missionaries stayed for a while. The other reason to stop in Lebury is that there are no facilities of any sort at the Benbow Farm and as it is privately owned and the owners are not members of the church you should not try to visit the farmhouse, or disturb the owners, nor park in their yard! Facilities at Gadfield Elm are also limited, so if you need refreshments, toilets, shops, etc. you need to visit Ledbury and make a short stop. Toilets are found on the walking route up to the parish church. In the same lane there are two museums well worth visiting, as well as a Tea room, where you can get great refreshments, and a specialist chocolate shop! For the seriously hungry there is also a fish and chip shop in the lane so if you haven't tried English 'fish n'chips' this would be a good plaice (pun!) to try some! Cod and chips is my suggestion.
The parish church in Ledbury is well worth a visit. Here is a conundrum for you to solve... there is something odd about the parish church. What is it? To find the answer you will have to get close to the outside of the church to find out. Having found out what it is that is odd, can you say why it is this way? If you don't find an answer locally and are interested enough to want to know the answer please e-mail me!
As I continue to add to this blog from time to time I am aware that the expectations of some readers might not be fully met for some time, if this is the case for you then please feel free to post a response and I will reply to you.
If you search using a few different search engines there is actually a surprising amount of information on the Internet, try these URL's (but don't forget to come back here!):
you can buy a model of the chapel (see picture on the right) from the following website http://www.davidwinter.info/gadfieldelm.html
It is my intention at some point to put on the web a copy of all the pictures I have, but until then you can enjoy the few I have here, and do some Internet searches yourself as there are a few other pictures already out there.
Now to begin the story properly I need to take you back a long way...
The first real printing press was invented in 1440 by Gutenberg. This was the first printing press that was capable of printing books in large numbers because of the use of movable type. Gutenberg also published his own translation of the Bible, known as the Gutenburg Bible (in German I assume). What is significant is that the Bible was being printed in normal everyday languages (except English) that anyone could read, not just in Latin, Greek or Hebrew which could only be read by a few clerics and scholars.
If you find yourselves in Germany you can visit the Gutenburg printing museum in Mainz where he was born and lived - my wife and I went there in 2016.
A short while after the invention of the printing press came the reformers, many of whom gave their lives in order to preach the Gospel as they knew and understood it. Let me just mention very briefly just two of them.
Around 1530 William Tyndale published the first five books of the Old Testament in English, then around 1534 saw Martin Luther complete his translation of the Bible into German, the first time it had truly been made available to the people to read in their own language. One of Luther's hymns, "A Mighty Fortress is Our God" is in our current LDS hymnbook To digress from my story another author in our hymn book is Cardinal John Henry Newman who was recently (Sept 2010) beatified by the Pope in Cofton Park Birmingham as a step towards becoming a Catholic Saint... see hymn 97 Lead Kindly Light.
Around the same time as Luther published his Bible (1534) William Tyndale published the entire New Testament in English, and much of it, together with a great deal of his translation work on the Old Testament, was later used in the King James version of the Bible that we still use today. Please don't think that this was the only English translation, it is believed that from as early as the 1380's there were some other translations into English, but only a few copies were available, it wasn't until many years later that by virtue of the printing press they became available to almost everyone who could read (in several languages, not just English).
On a note of "local" interest (and that is what interests me, and why I'm rambling on in this blog) We believe that Tyndale was born in North Nibley, Gloucestershire, he later studied at Oxford and Cambridge before being forced to move to London, then abroad. He was employed as a tutor by the Walsh family between 1521-23 in Little Sodbury, Gloucestershire, which is about 40 miles south of Gadfield Elm.
While at Little Sodbury Tyndale preached in St. Adelines Church as well as in a common place called "Saint Austen's Green" and debated with Catholic priests. The oldest Walsh child that he was tutoring was only six years old, so it is probable that Tyndale had much time for himself. It is possible, in fact, that he began his Bible translation here. Tyndale had seen that the only hope for England was that the Scriptures be made available in the common language, and it was probably at Little Sodbury that he determined to dedicate his life to that task. One day during a discussion with Tyndale, a priest exclaimed, "We are better without God's laws than the Pope's." Hearing that, Tyndale boldly exclaimed: "I defy the Pope and all his laws. If God spare my life, ere many years I will cause a boy that driveth a plough shall know more of the Scriptures than thou doest." To the fulfillment of this noble purpose he dedicated his life, willingly suffering great privations, forgoing the joys of marriage and a settled family life, living like a hunted animal, for the sake of endowing his beloved people with the eternal Word of God. To translate the Bible into English was illegal at that time in England, and Tyndale was forced to go to Europe to do the work.
On a hill near North Nibley and Wooton-under-Edge, Gloucestershire, there is a 111 foot monument to Tyndale which can be clearly seen from a long stretch of the M5 motorway near the Michaelwood services and junction 14. I have not visited it for at least 10 years but it was certainly possible to climb the inside of the monument to a viewing area, where the views of the Cotswolds, the Severn Valley, the Severn bridges and the Welsh mountains can only be described as spectacular. A key is required which can be borrowed locally from a cottage, though I can't remember exactly where it is, but there used to be a notice at the bottom of the hill with instructions. Please take a look at this article:
See also a talk from the April 2010 General Conference by Elder D Todd Christofferson - The Blessing of Scripture:
I have also discovered that there is a statue to Tyndale on the Parliament side of the Thames. It is in a small park called Whitehall Park/Gardens, Victoria Embankment (near the junction with either Horseguards Avenue or Richmond Terrace) London WC2 (?)
Here is the inscription that is on it:
William Tyndale: First translator of the New Testament into English from the
Greek, born A.D. 1484, died a martyr at Vilvorde in Belgium, A.D. 1535.
'Thy word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.'
'The entrance of thy words giveth light.'
'And this is the record that God has given to us eternal life and this life is in his son.'
The last words of William Tyndale were: 'Lord, open the king of England's eyes.'
Within a year of his death a Bible was placed in every parish church by the command of King Henry VIII.
Another interesting fact: It is estimated that 83% of what we read in the King James version of the Old Testament is the work of Tyndale, and 75% of the New Testament is also his work.
So, where do I go next, and how do I link the printing press in 1440, translations of the Bible by about 1534, and the events at Benbows farm and Gadfield Elm in 1840? Here I list some important events that are relevant to my story, or that may help you the reader to link events and timelines.
1440 First printing press with movable type
1530 First 5 books of the Old Testament translated - the Pentateuch
1534 New Testament published in English
1611 King James version of the Bible, in English
1776 4th July US Independence day
1805 23rd Dec Joseph Smith born
1820 Joseph Smith's first vision.
1830 6th April Church organised.
1830 United Brethren are formed by a breakaway group of Methodists.
1836 4th march - United Brethren purchased land for £25 to build their own chapel.
1836 27th March - Kirtland Temple dedicated
1837 Queen Victoria was crowned.
1837 20th July - first missionaries arrive in England.
1837 D&C 112 received on the same day that that the Gospel was first preached in England.
1837 30th July - first baptisms in Great Britain
1837 6th Aug Preston branch organised
1839 First missionaries sent to Scotland.
1840 Wilford Woodruff goes to the John Benbow farm and begins preaching the Gospel.
1840 All but one of the United Brethren join the church
1840 Chapel given to Wilford Woodruff and so it becomes the first LDS chapel in the world.
1840 The Book of Mormon and a hymn book were printed in England, funded in large part by John Benbow and Thomas Kington.
1840 Eight Apostles in England at the same time - Brigham Young, Wilford Woodruff, John Taylor, Willard Richards, Heber C. Kimball, George A. Smith, Parley P. Pratt & Orson Pratt (there were only eight Apostles serving in the Quorum of Twelve at this time).
1840 First 41 emigrants left Liverpool
1841 Queen Victoria and Prince Albert presented with copies of the Book of Mormon
1842 Gadfield Elm Chapel sold to fund emigration.
1863 Charles Dickens visits the chartered ship Amazon in London, and records his astonishment at the way in which the saints had organised themselves (see The Uncommercial Traveller).
1874 John Benbow dies in Provo, Utah
1906 Joseph F. Smith visits London during his visit to Europe (first by a prophet)
1955 First Tabernacle Choir visit to Great Britain
1958 London Temple dedicated
1994 12th October - Gadfield Elm Trust formed with the aim to purchase the building at auction, then restore it.
1998 Preston Temple dedication
1994-2000 Restoration of the Gadfiled Elm chapel, and landscaping of the grounds
2000 23rd March - Easter Sunday, Chapel dedicated by Elder Jeffrey R Holland (Sis Holland is a decendant of the Benbow family).
2004 Chapel deeds given to the church, and re-dedicated by President Gordon B Hinckley.
Other interesting dates(?)
1987 Model of Benbows farm on sale
2006 Model of Gadfield Elm on sale
2008 Osmonds visit Gadfield Elm
to be continued...
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Missionary couples work part-time at Gadfield Elm:-
International dialing code +44 1452 840576
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Address: Mill Lane, Staunton, Gloucestershire, GL19 3PB
Sat Nav - if you use the postcode it will get you into Mill Lane without any difficulty, though if you are at the wrong end it is about a mile along the lane, if you are at the right end it is a couple of hundred yards, either way you will easily find it as the chapel stands alone by the side of the road and can't be confused with other buildings/properties.
GPS coordinates: see the pictures for the GPS coordinates I picked up from Google Earth and used in my Tom Tom. Someone else gave me them to me in a slightly different format from their GPS device, so I don't know if different GPS devices work slightly differently, but here they are:
Benbow Farm Pond is: N 52 deg 6.328' W 2 deg 28.782'
Gadfield Elm Chapel is: N 51 deg 58.766' W 2 deg 18.910'
If you are near Tewkesbury and want lunch or dinner try the best fish and chips around... Abbey Fryer Fish and Chip shop at: N 51 Deg 59.573' W 2 deg 9.355' and if you have the time explore the town center a little, and don't miss the church which is the largest parish church in England. Tewkesbury is also famous for the little lanes and alleyways between the buildings.
I need to add some more pictures... 4 new pictures from 1978-81 (found July 2007).
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Companion to Roscoe Mitchells more clinically-titled Composition/Improvisation, Nos. 1, 2 and 3, Boustrophedon features the same all-star aggregate of improvisers under the leadership of Evan Parker. Curiously enough, Parkers portion of the project relies more heavily on composition and conduction. Christened the Transatlantic Art Ensemble as reflective of both geography and Mitchells musical roots, the band is a carefully chosen roster from the saxophonists respective colleague stables. Parker likens the selection process to the picking of football teams and the session carries both competitive and collaborative aspects. Steve Lakes liners provide Parker plenty of space to expound on his intentions and make for an illuminating read. The discs title refers to a Greek word translating to turning like an ox while plowing. The individual pieces, titled and numbered as Furrows expand on the metaphor. All but the Finale relies on pairs of instrumentalists opening with a percussive Overture played by drummers Paul Lytton and Tani Tabbal.
The next several pieces focus on gradual movement and cleanly-limned textures, goals advanced further by the pristine ECM sound capture. Flute and piano court one another on Furrow 1 while Furrow 2 focuses on the strings patterns of Phil Wachsmann and Nils Bultmann, each with measured ensemble backing. Parkers structures contrast complexity and simplicity and lead to beautiful, if somewhat arid and occasional static striations. Its not until the closing minutes of Furrow 3 that the music explodes, sending coruscating ensemble shrapnel in myriad directions. Altoist Anders Svanoe, a former student of Mitchell given a dream spot here, rides out the roiling results as the ensemble vigorously shakes off its earlier compositional shackles. The density of aggression ends up only fleetingly sustained as subsequent pieces center on a stripped down chamber dialogue between trumpet and clarinet and the mannered bass braiding of Barry Guy and Jaribu Shahid.
The Eastern-tinged Furrow 6 functions as something of a main event, a squaring of ecstatic solos by first Parker and then Mitchell. Its a thrilling opportunity to hear their distinctive reed styles juxtaposed amidst the backdrop of highly complementary orchestral swells and emotive chords. Parker plies his usual helixical breathing, but channels it into a trance-inducing improvisation. Mitchell's multiphonics expound with an ululating urgency, Taborns flanking piano vamp bringing McCoy Tyner, and by proxy Coltrane, to mind. Half the duration, Finale packs in concise successive statements from all but the composer and the drummers. Parkers ambitions are admirable and wholly evident, but its hard not to pine for a greater reliance on his more familiar language of spontaneous expression. To put it another way, the composers cap is ultimately ill-fitting on his pate, particularly with a lifetime of top tier improvising as its competing head gear.
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Thursday, April 8, 2010
Miniature furniture!
Oooh i just saw this at Decor8 and wish i was 7 years old again! Good thing i have Amelia and i'll have the chance of playing with dolls and mini furniture all over again! Though I'll have to wait a couple more years for Amelia to play with the kind of accessories displayed on the pictures bellow. At this age, she would just eat them.
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Saturday, November 27, 2010
Why are there two chimps on a girls' school?
The main façade of Bishop Strachan School, the private girls' school in Toronto's tony Forest Hill neighbourhood, sports two stone chimps, each clutching although not apparently restrained by a ball and chain.
I've searched the internet, called the school, checked a few architectural journal articles from 1916 when Sproatt and Rolph designed the building, and not found the answer.
Does anyone out there know, with a reference? Or have any ideas?
Stay tuned - I haven't given up finding the answer.
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Marketing your book can be as fun and creative as the actual process of writing a book — if you have the right
plan. In fact, developing a marketing plan is one of the most important tasks you need to complete in order to promote
your book successfully.
As with any good book, a good marketing plan has an effective beginning, an engaging middle and a powerful end. Think about it in three phases:
PHASE ONE: Before You Submit Your Manuscript
PHASE TWO: Once You Submit Your Manuscript
PHASE THREE: After Your Book Is Available for Sale
Over the course of the next three posts I am going to address some key things to think about during each of these phases to help you create the most successful marketing plan you can.
PHASE ONE: Before You Submit Your Manuscript
The time to start thinking about your marketing plan is before you even submit your manuscript for publication. Having clear answers to these questions is the key to building an effective marketing plan. Here are some essential questions for you to consider:
• WHAT ARE YOUR BOOK MARKETING GOALS? Identifying some goals that are observable, measurable and attainable is the foundation of a solid marketing plan. Selling a million copies may be an aspiration but perhaps not a realistic goal. Set some targets you can hit, so that you can measure progress and celebrate successes.
• WHO ARE YOUR IDEAL READERS? A good marketing plan has clear goals and a clear picture of who your potential readers will be. A book for the whole world" is ambitious but not realistic. Create a prototype of your ideal reader by considering age, gender and other demographics. Getting a picture of who you are targeting will help you develop your marketing strategy.
• WHAT ARE OTHER COMPETING TITLES FOR YOUR BOOK? Go to a bookstore or search online, and look for books that might focus on a similar topic or have a similar title to your proposed book. Your list of potential titles for your book should appeal to readers who are drawn to these topics, but with a unique spin that helps differentiate your special vision as it relates to the subject.
• WHAT'S YOUR TITLE? Short and memorable is always best. Also, consider adding a subtitle if it helps add important detail about your book's topic.
As with any good book, a good marketing plan has an effective beginning, an engaging middle and a powerful end.
• WHAT WILL YOUR COVER DESIGN LOOK LIKE? The saying goes, "you can't judge a book by its cover," but readers do. That's why it's important to give serious consideration to your cover design. Go to your local bookstore or library and look for book covers that jump out at you. Notice the color, layout, image and typography. These are all elements that contribute to an effective cover.
.• WHAT CAN YOU DO TO POSITION YOURSELF AS AN AUTHOR? Think about how you can give yourself credibility as an author. Depending on the book, you may be able to cite particular experiences, professional accreditations or other compelling factors that lend authority to your status as a writer. You will also need this information when it comes time to pitch your story to the media.
• WHAT ARE YOUR KEY SELLING POINTS? When you speak to book buyers, potential readers or media representatives, you want to have a short, crisp and compelling reason why someone should buy your book. This selling sound bite is key to gaining the initial attention of your target audiences.
• ARE THERE ANY ENDORSEMENTS YOU CAN SECURE? Having quotes from well-known or respected people can give your book added credibility in the eyes of potential book buyers. Think about who might be willing to endorse your book, and then use their quotes on your back cover as well as in other sales materials.
• WHAT WILL YOUR BACK COVER COPY SAY? Watch people at a bookstore. If a cover attracts their attention, they will pick up the book, flip it over and read the back cover. You'll want to give careful attention to the messages on your book's back cover. It could mean the difference between a "pass" and a purchase.
If you think about these questions even before you submit your manuscript, you will be on your way to putting together an effective marketing plan for you book. In my next post, I am going to suggest some key questions to ask in Phase 2: Once you submit your manuscript.


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Frenchman Valley Cooperative Inc.: Providing Premier Agricultural Services in Nebraska
Frenchman Valley Cooperative Inc. (FVC) has been serving farmers in Nebraska for more than 100 years, as it originally began in 1912 as a grain cooperative under the name Farmers Union Equity. FVC has changed structure and name several times over the decade, but maintains a continued commitment to quality service. Additionally, a series of mergers – including the creation of Plains Grain, merger with Farmers Elevator Company and the acquisition of Wheatland Co-Op Association – has bulked up FVC's range of services and product.
Doug Ohlson, general manager of FVC, has been with the business for more than 10 years. "I worked in the banking world for 25 years as a loan officer," Ohlson explains. "In 2002 I began working here as the human resource/member services division manager, which included personnel, credit management, member benefits and safety compliance. The people I worked with throughout the years really helped me prepare for my current role in the business."
Ohlson manages a team of 255 employees between 24 locations across the region. "We cover a 300-mile span between McCook, Neb., and Wheatland, Wyo.," Ohlson notes. Within that range, the cooperative offers grain, feed, energy and agronomy services with notable member benefits. The cooperative is happy to provide for members and nonmembers alike, with members earning dividends and equities on their purchases. Ohlson is proud to note that membership within FVC creates the opportunity for equity ownership in the cooperative, as well as patronage dividends on purchases.
Supportive Service Environment
FVC's varied divisions offer help to customers via products, services and information. The cooperative's agronomy division has five offices across the region where experienced and certified staff helps growers with leading products, technology and consulting services. The cooperative also has several storage options for grain farmers and offers competitive prices on specialty feeds and fuel among other agricultural necessities.
Many of these services are available throughout the area from competitors, but Ohlson says his team makes all the difference. "We are premier service providers," he explains. "It all boils down to who can take care of the producers the most efficiently. In agronomy and grain, the buzz phrase has been speed and space, so we strive to invest capital in storage facilities and automation that gets product to the producer quickly in the growing season and trucks unloaded and back to the field in a timely manner at harvest."
Despite all that FVC has to offer, Ohlson and the team remain focused on what truly matters. "A critical factor in our business is the ability of our managers to do what they do best," Ohlson says. "I try not to get in their way, because we have a solid staff here. In this part of the world, we also have to be good at attracting quality employees, educating and retaining them. Our board takes succession planning very seriously."
Changes in the Landscape
With recent economic challenges and a slew of harmful weather patterns, the agricultural industry has had a rough few years. "Obviously the drought has been a challenge," says Ohlson. "We're not going to feel its effects until this year with the grain carry-over. Whether it's us or the competition, the commercial grain industry has found that inventories are very low. In western Nebraska, the big topic is water. There is the ongoing situation with Kansas in which Nebraska and Colorado have to allow a mandated allocation of water [acre-feet] to flow through the Republican River Basin to Kansas [Republican River Compact of 1942]. Strict water allocation is a very important farm management strategy in this area."
By diversifying, FCV has been able to dodge much of the fallout from grain. With several growing divisions, the business is able to maintain growth and expansion. "We bought the Wheatland Coop's petroleum and agronomy divisions, which will allow us to construct an agronomy center at that location," Ohlson says. "Our biggest project right now is a $20 million train shuttle loader at Culbertson, Neb., that should be operational for wheat harvest. Historically there has been a better market for those people able to load and ship 110-car shuttles. Strategically, this should position FVC and our producers in a better marketing position than we have been accustomed to."
The FVC team celebrated 100 years of success in 2012, and Ohlson has big plans for the next century, too. "FVC has always been very progressive as far as investing back in facilities and communities we operate in, as well as looking for growth opportunities," he says. As the cooperative's facilities continue to develop under the common goal of improving the economic well-being of its farmer-rancher members, Frenchman Valley Cooperative Inc. will continue to provide leading agricultural services in the region.
For more information about Frenchman Valley Cooperative Inc., please visit: www.fvcoop.com.


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by Lori
My poor tummy
I'm waiting for someone to ask me that.
Recently I've opened up about my history with bulimia to my family because enough was enough. The constant rituals, the headaches, the lying, the anxiety...I crave normalcy. What's even worse is, it came out because I blacked out in my kitchen and had to be rushed to the ER. This happened right in the middle of my brother suffering with Ulcerative Colitis.
Watching his health diminish, seeing him suffer unwillingly to something he has no control over, made my "problem" seem so insignificant. So I felt stupid for being a family pest and kept harming my body further.
However, my family has been a tremendous support. I have been in recovery for only a few days now since I did have relapses during stressful times.
I've never felt more bloated, but I am seeing this bloated tummy as a healing process. Like how a cut on your finger swells up a little before returning to normal.
I'm happy summer is approaching which means I can wear lots of dresses and hide my tummy. I am now taking an acidophilus probiotic before eating with a full glass of water and lemon every morning. I'm drinking a lot of water about 30 mins before bed. And now plan on incorporating some exercises.
Today I buried my old toothbrush, an old friend and worst enemy, with my mother along with a package of laxatives. Buried and gone. And when there's death, there is always life. And I'm ready to begin anew.
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Free Counted Cross Stitch Charts – Roses Twig
Because we love cross stitch patterns and encourage this art form, we are continuing to publish free cross stitch charts.
The model published in this post is named Roses Twig, it has 40 colors for the Coats-Puppets palette and has 25 x 19.8 cm. On the images published by us you will find the thread necessary and the codes of the colors in the cross stitch tapestry (Coats-Puppets threads). We also strongly recommend the 25 Count Cloth when working on the cross stitch tapestry.
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NATURE NARRATIVES: Spring nature diary
Excerpts from my Colorado Springs Nature Journal, April - May 2014:
April 4 - On this April day, winter and spring are playing a game of hide and seek. At one moment, the winds are calm and the sun shines brilliantly between the clouds. In another moment, the winds rush down the mountainsides, filling the air with horizontal snow flurries that block the sun. Neither winter nor spring wins the game today, with each season seeking one minute and hiding the next.
April 8 - I watch a fox squirrel carry its baby for about 50 yards from one tree to another. It has to stop and rest every few feet because of the weight. Somehow, the squirrel summons the strength to climb up the tree trunk to carry its baby to a new nest.
April 18 - I first looked for pasque flowers in March, but these delicate purple flowers bloomed later than usual this spring. Today, my friend and I find them growing underneath the scrub oak trees at the top of the meadow at Bear Creek Nature Center. A Mourning Cloak butterfly flutters ahead of us on our hike back down the trail.
April 20 - The American Robins are singing at 5:30 a.m., before dawn. This is the beginning of the "dawn chorus" that will last until about mid-July. Many species of birds sing throughout their breeding season, then are mostly quiet for the rest of the year. When the sun comes up, I observe the robins in our backyard. The feathers on the head of the male robin are velvety black, in contrast to the feathers on the
May 3 - At the stoplight at Mesa Road and Fillmore Street, I hear a Western Meadowlark singing its cheery song from the top of a fence post nearby.
May 9 - A Great Blue Heron lands between the kitchen window and the pond. It is so close that I can see its long scaly toes that are very reptile-like. Later, the heron wades into the pond to hunt for fish, but takes off before catching anything.
May 12 - It's "raining" migratory birds! Between 9:30 and 10 a.m., a hermit thrush and an orange-crowned warbler land in our yard and glean insects from the ground and cinquefoil bushes. In the afternoon, a flock of chipping sparrows and yellow-rumped warblers forage for insects. The warblers, highlighted by bright yellow on their heads and rumps, particularly like our small evergreen trees, disappearing behind the green needles to find food.
May 28 - From 4:30 to 6 p.m., I watch the prairie falcon's nest in Garden of the Gods with other park volunteers and visitors who stroll down the Perkins Central Garden Trail. Although the falcon only appears at the side of the nest for about 5 minutes, we also train the spotting scope on a red-tailed hawk on the very top of Gray Rock. The white-throated swifts are twittering high overhead, and some visitors from New York are excited to see a scrub jay and a black-billed magpie for the first time.
May 30 - The scrub oak trees have totally leafed out. They are usually the last native tree to do so, and rarely suffer "frostbite" to their new green leaves. Their leaf shapes are especially beautiful against the red rocks of the Garden of the Gods.
May 31 - I hear the music of the ice cream truck in the neighborhood. Summer is here!
Editor's note: A Westside naturalist (and recently named president of the Friends of Garden of the Gods volunteer organization), Walker posts regular entries in her online blog at naturenarratives.com. She has given her permission to reprint selected pieces in the Westside Pioneer.
(Posted 6/7/14; Opinion: Nature Narratives)
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Goodland Campus 9am
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Goodland, MN 55742
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Compiler Design
R. Wilhelm , D. Maurer
Editura: Addison Wesley
This book is a comprehensive, up to date account of the concepts and techniques involved in compiler construction. A unique feature is the coverage given to compilation techniques for object-oriented, functional and logic languages in addition to traditional imperative languages. Providing enough material for a two-semester course, it covers the theoretical background in depth, while remaining focused on techniques which are of practical use to software developers.
- Limba : Engleza
- Cuprins :
- Introduction
- Compilation of imperative programming languages
- Compilation of functional programming languages
- Compilation of logic programming languages
- Compilation of object-oriented languages
- The structure of compilers. Lexical analysis
- Syntax analysis
- Semantic analysis
- Abstract interpretation
- Trees: pattern matching and parsing
- Code generation
- Data Publicarii : 1995
- Editie : 1
- Format : Paperback
- Numar pagini : 624
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I sat down quietly in the back of the crowded fellowship hall, content with my aloneness, and a hot cup of green tea. Sadness brewed inside me and I couldn't understand why.
An older gentleman in jeans and a button down shirt, with salt and pepper hair sat down next to me and ask, "You all alone?"
Conversation started immediately, friendly, energetic, and full of wisdom. I quickly couldn't shake the feeling that I was sitting with an angel.
Out of nowhere, the older gentleman said, "You can't force advice on other people. They got to be looking for it. They got to ask for it. After all, that's how God treats us."
Suddenly, I wasn't sad anymore. "Oh God, please help me to always look for your answers, please show me how to use that advice, and please let me ever grow closer."
Life is too short for us to stand alone filled with hate.
Life is too short for us to stop listening to the angels that walk among us.
Life is too short, together we can be so much more.
Running all day, I expect so much.
Walking in the door, I expect so much.
Sharing my day, I expect so much.
I am lost in my thoughts and cannot break free.
Running all day, you wait for relief.
Watching me walk in, you wait for relief.
Sharing your day, you wait for relief.
You are lost in your thoughts and cannot break free.
Apart, we will never amount to more than one.
Together, we will be braided into unbreakable chains.
Apart, we will never see beyond our own noses.
Together, eternity lays out in front of us.
Together, we discover the depths of love.
Together, we throw it out onto the chaotic rivers of life.
Together, we watch it grow into a mighty stream.
Together, our love will power so much more than just one.


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Our Michigan dog bite lawyers recently won a substantial Macomb County settlement for our seventy-six year old woman. Our client was knocked down by a dog as she walked on a public street. She was also bitten on the leg by the dog.
The dog was not on a leash at the time of the attack, which is in violation of the Michigan dog bite statute. Through our investigation, we learned that the same dog was involved in two previous dog bite attacks. The dog owner was strictly liable underMichiganlaw for the attack.
The woman suffered serious injuries as a result of the dog attack, including a fractured thoracic vertebrae which caused significant pain and discomfort. She also struck her head on the cement after she fell and complained of symptoms from that injury. She has not fully recovered from those injuries.
We filed a Macomb County dog attack lawsuit in Mount Clemens,Michigan. Shortly before the scheduled jury trial, the case settled for $150,000. This amount is considered a substantial settlement for this case. The dog owner's insurance company agreed to pay the settlement.


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Tenby Beaches
In 2006, Tenby boasted three Blue Flag awards for it's clean beaches and Pembrokeshire had 11 Blue flag beaches making it one of the cleanest holiday destinations in Wales and the U.K.
As Pembrokeshire's main holiday resort, Tenby maintains a high standard for it's beaches, offering plenty of facilities and boasting various environmental awards. The four main bathing areas are summarised below.
South Beach
The South beach's 2 kilometres of golden sand spans the shoreline from St. Catherine's Island to Giltar Point. The beach is backed by sand dunes and looks out toward Caldey Island. The South Beach has won a Tidy Britain Group Seaside Award.
South beach is less commercialised than North beach, but still boasts several shops and and hire facilities at the north end of the beach, plus toilets (with disabled access), and telephones in the nearby car park. Lifeguards operate daily (10am-6pm) throughout the summer.
Castle Beach
Castle Beach lies in the cove between Castle Hill and the East Cliff. At low tides it is possible to walk out to St. Catherine's island, but take care that the tide does not cut you off.
Castle beach is only a short walk from town but the slipway sports a café, hire facility, deck chair rental and toilets. The beach is patrolled by a Lifeguard (10am-6pm) during the summer season and boat trips to Caldey Island run from the beach at low tide.
Harbour Beach
Harbour beach is a small yet picturesque beach found sheltered at the rear of the harbour bay. There are steps and paths back up to the town on either side of the beach, plus a raised walkway along the cliff base around to North beach.
Harbour beach is minutes from the town centre, but provides toilets and food vending facilities as well as being home to the Sailing Club and the Fishermen's Chapel. Boat trips run from the harbour itself to Caldey island at high tide.
North Beach
Tenby North is a golden stretch of sandy beach, dotted with occasional rock pools and the prominent Goskar Rock itself. Situated between the harbour beach and the north cliffs, North beach is overlooked by a promenade and Tenby town itself. The beach offers great views over Carmathern Bay and is accessed by the north cliff steps or through the harbour. During the summer this beach is often crowded due to it's popularity and ease of access.
The beach holds an EC Blue Flag award and the water quality is excellent, complying with EC guideline standards. A dog ban is in effect on the beach from May to September.
Directly above the beach is a shop, cafe, toilets, and various hire facilities, besides all of the general facilities offered by Tenby town itself. A lifeguard service operates in summer daily (10am-6pm) and there is a Tourist information Centre above the beach, along the promenade.


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Tartan History
Tartan was originally the term used for the way the cloth was woven. It actually had nothing to do with a plaid pattern at all. (Incidentally, plaid originally meant "blanket" and had nothing to do with a design or pattern either).
Take for example, a standard weave, which looks like this:
|Over One,
Under One, Over One, Under One.....
The next row:
Under One, Over One, Under One....And so on.
Take a look at your bed sheets. If they are cotton or a cotton blend, they are most likely a standard weave.
Tartan, which we now call "twill", is woven like this:
Over Two, Under Two, Over Two, Under Two...
Under One, Over Two, Under Two, Over Two, Under Two...
Under Two, Over Two, Under Two, Over Two...
Over One, Under Two, Over Two, Under Two...etc.
This creates a diagonal effect within the pattern itself. Look at your jeans (Levis), denim is a fairly complex kind of twill. Notice how there seems to be diagonal stripes going through the fabric. This appearance happens even if the stripes of the actual pattern are at perfect 90 degree angles.
The oldest piece of tartan dates to the 3rd century AD. Found near Falkirk, in an earthenware pot, it was covering about 1900 silver Roman coins. It had a checked pattern of undyed wool which consisted of dark brown and light brownish green, two common colors of the native Soay Sheep.
Tartan, to the ancient Celts, was first a form of fashion and later a symbol of wealth and power. The more stripe and colors, the more powerful and/or wealthy a person was. Therefore a simple farmer may have a tartan with only a few colors and large checks, and the Queen or the Clan Chief may have a pattern with 6 colors and an intricate pattern sett.
Clan affiliations did not appear untill much later. At this point, clan affiliations were shown in other ways: like putting a ribbon or feather of a particular color in your cap. "Yankee Doodle went to London....."
By the mid-1600s district patterns started to crop up; although, this may have occured more because of the local weaver than anything else. Dye was expensive and labor intensive. A weaver may have a large quantity of red and blue dye in stock "and if you want green its gonna cost ya extra". So, a whole lot of red and blue tartan would be seen in one area or another.
One item of note here is that, most areas were populated by a family or a few families. So the district tartans were, in that respect, clan tartans by default.
Another item of note is that, if you are going to wear a tartan for re-enacment purposes you do not have to worry about your family lineage or offending someone for wearing a pattern that is not "yours". You may want to look into the district patterns, especially if you are portraying a later time period; however, it is most likely not necessary.
After the Jacobites (Scots loyal to the Scottish crown that was usurped in 1688) rebelled at the Battle of Culloden in 1746, the English banned the wearing of all tartan. This ban was repealed in 1782 and the Scots had a widespread hope to re-establish the identity of Scotsmen as Scotsman (and not English or British). They were helped out by Sir Walter Scot in the early 1820s, as well as King George IV, who threw great parties where no one was admitted unless in "true highland dress". Each clan chief was expected to identify and validate a pattern for their clan. With this, the concept of the "clan" tartan was strongly set in place. Queen Victoria, who had a great liking for all things Scottish, only encouraged it all. It soon became a matter of pride to have a tartan all of one's own. The tartan, therefore, proceeded to become the National dress of Scotland.
Today there are over 2500 registered patterns as well as hundreds of non-registered and private variations, encompassing Scotland, Ireland, Canada, the US and even Australia!


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Walter Leo Dehnbostel was born June 18, 1918 at Howard Lake, Minn., the son of Henry and Emma (Kraul) Dehnbostel. A life long member of St. James Lutheran Church, Howard Lake, he was baptized on July 14, 1918 by Reverend A.L. Oetjen and confirmed in his faith on March 20, 1932 by the Reverend C.G. Seitz.
He grew up on the family farm near Lake Emma, Victor Township and graduated from Howard lake High School in 1936. Walter served his country during World War II in the army as a carpenter general (demolition expert) achieving the rank of Tech 5. After 3 1/2 years of service, he returned home to work on the farm.
Walter was united in marriage to Delores Hermerding June 8, 1946 at St. James by the Reverend Theo. Melinat. Their 51 years together were blessed with the birth of three children.
Walter and Delores made their home and livelihood on a farm in Victor Township. He also served as township assessor for many years and worked seasonally for C & H Ag Service for over 15 years. He enjoyed gardening and raised vegetables in several different gardens each summer.
On Jan. 17, 1998 at his home, Walter Dehnbostel was called to his eternal rest suddenly at the age of 79 years, 6 months and 29 days.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Henry and Emma Dehnbostel and one brother, William.
Walter is survived by his wife, Delores of Howard Lake; one daughter, Carol Chapman of Brooklyn Center; two sons, Jim Dehnbostel of Plymouth and Gary and wife, Laura Dehnbostel of Prior Lake.
He is further survived by three sisters, Edna Butterfass, Esther Lorentz, Eva and husband, Maurice Glessing, all of Howard Lake; four grandchildren: Chris Chapman and wife Jennie, Mary Beauto and husband Tim, Candice Dehnbostel and Cassandra Dehnbostel; one great grandchild, Kathryne Beauto and a host of relatives and friends.
Arrangements were by the Swanson-Peterson Funeral Home of Howard Lake. Services were held Jan. 21, 1998 at St. James Lutheran Church with the Reverend Michael Nirva and the Reverend Martin Schoenfeld officiating. The organist was Diane Johnson. Interment was at the Howard Lake Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Bob Schendel, Dan Fogarty, Chris Chapman, Tim Beauto, Allen Glessing, and Wally Krienke.


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Dental Practices Must Follow EPA Regulations
Dental practices today are required to abide to strict federal (EPA) and state regulations that require them to dispose their bio-hazardous materials properly. Every day, your dental practice accumulates infectious, hazardous and pharmaceutical wastes that when not properly disposed, could impose harm to many people. As EPA's Resource Conservation regulatory requirement, dental offices should forge proper management of both hazardous and non-hazardous solid materials in order to minimize waste and promote beneficial recycling of materials.
In general, there are only small amounts of infectious and hazardous waste that are produced in dental practices. Meanwhile, the disposal requirement highly depends on the location and state of your practice. In some states, small quantity generators have other requirements to comply with, such as obtaining an EPA identification number as well as providing additional standardized hazardous waste material storage.
3 basic waste management requirements:
- All practice-generated hazardous waste material should be identified.
- Storing hazardous waste on site that weighs more than 2,200 pounds is not allowed.
- All hazardous waste to an off-site treatment, recovery or disposal facility should be delivered.
Hire a professional to reduce risk
There are certain risks in managing hazardous materials and tapping the help of reputable companies that specializes in transportation, disposal and professional handling of waste could help reduce the risk and uncertainty of your practice. With the help of a professional, you can acquire:
- On-site waste containment and management
- Regular scheduled pickup
- Record of office-produced regulated waste
It's necessary for you to understand that EPA RCRA regulations stipulate all-inclusive cradle to grave hazardous waste management system. It tracks how your practice disposes the waste from when it was collected. You have to make sure that you follow the given state requirements, which can be found on EPA's online resource (http://www.envcap.org/statetools/hzrl/). The link provides a complete breakdown of all requirements and regulations within your state, as well as guidance, contact information and other important resources.
EPA is strict in mercury discharges
The mercury pollution is a global issue that requires immediate solution. It negatively affects the environment and stays there for a long time. It is bioaccumulative, meaning it can cause severe neurotoxic to humans. Bioaccumulation is actually condition when organisms absorb adverse substances like mercury, in a fast rate that can be removed through excretion or catabolism.
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This article is part of the Coal Issues portal on SourceWatch, a project of Global Energy Monitor and the Center for Media and Democracy. See here for help on adding material to CoalSwarm.
The Minnesota Center for Environmental Advocacy (MCEA) protects and defends Minnesota's environment. They work in the courts, the legislature and state agencies, using science and policy, to develop, communicate and implement environmental change. They are a statewide, nonprofit, environmental advocacy group. The MCEA focuses on five primary program areas:
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- Water Quality
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Targeted coal plant proposals
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Phone: 651.223.5969
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Group website: Minnesota Center for Environmental Advocacy
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I've been listening to my friend LD Beghtol's latest creation—the new Flare album, Cut!
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Flare Acoustic Arts League is LD Beghtol (LD & the New Criticism, 69 Love Songs) plus casts of thousands. CUT is his third full-length album under the Flare moniker – the first in quite some time — and his most accomplished effort to date. Like the murderous protagonist in "1905," he's truly "mastered his craft." Tracks like "Hands of Fire" (an homage to artist Henry Darger), "4F," "Emigré Song," "Luminary" (with Low's Alan Sparhawk on guitar) and "Love Finds Andy Warhol" (with guest vocalists including Stephin Merritt of The Magnetic Fields amongst many others) could only have sprung from the pen of a genius. Or a madman. Or as Björn Sonnenberg from the German band Locas in Love says: "a Hells Angel with puppydog eyes." Meet LD Beghtol and Flare. Make the effort. I'm glad I did. —Jan Schewe
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LD Beghtol (born 1964, Fort Campbell, Kentucky) is a musician, art director and writer. Beghtol was raised in Clarksville, Tennessee — the youngest of a large, largely dysfunctional family given to the pursuit of the arts and music — and holds a BFA from the University of Memphis. In 1995 Beghtol moved to New York City; currently he lives in Bushwick, Brooklyn. In addition to heading up Flare, Beghtol is the writer-producer and primary vocalist for LD & the New Criticism and is a one-half of the bicoastal project Moth Wranglers (with ex-King Missile bassist/keyboard player Chris Xefos). In 1998 Beghtol was invited by songwriter-producer Stephin Merritt to collaborate as on TMF's' acclaimed 1999 triple-CD box set, 69 Love Songs, on which he sings All My Little Words, The Way You Say Good-Night and other songs.
Beghtol has written extensively about the arts, music, books and culture for Time Out New York, the Village Voice, Travel Holiday, the Memphis Flyer, chickfactor and other publications and websites. Additionally he has worked as a bartender, tailor, doorman, prop builder, housepainter, and exhibition designer. His book 69 Love Songs, A Field Guide was published by Continuum International Publishing Group as part of their esteemed 33⅓ series of critical studies of important rock and pop albums in December 2006.
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Special Events
May 29th - May 31st, 2015 May Market
Mark your calendars for Vintage Home's 3rd annual "May Market" on Friday, May 29, Saturday, May 30, and Sunday, May 31. We're pitching our tents and throwing open our warehouse doors for our biggest sale of the year! Watch your email or follow us on Facebook for more details on this exciting event.
If you would like more information on our Special Events, feel free to give us a call or contact us here.
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83 E Lancaster Ave
Paoli, PA 19301
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Admission Requirements
Study our program on the website and the information provided there. Be sure that this program is a good fit for you and your needs.
Know that we have an intense interview process before your acceptance into the program. We want to be sure that Belle's House is going to bring you success.
For out of town guests we ask for an online interview.
Be a woman who is 19 years old or older.
Must be a parent, as to be able to participate in the Mommy and Me program.
Agree to a minimum commitment of 6 months, as we are a long-term residential treatment program. Be ready to give 100% of your effort to the program.
Be psychologically, physically and socially ready to participate in the program.
Agree to our Health, Exercise and Nutrition portion of the program.
Have looked at our fee's page and are able to fund your treatment with 6 months paid in full, at least 30 days before the next program date starts.
If you have a clear understanding of the program and would like to join one of our next programs, then please don't hesitate to contact us. If you have any questions regarding what you have seen on this website, please contact us.
We look forward to guiding you through the best investment you will ever make, the investment in you. Be the best version of yourself.
Belle's House
Belle's Foundation for Self Realization