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~Age is relative. You're as old as you feel. I'm sixty and I feel like a girl.~
~Joanne Link 1906~
It's been crazy ever since Lakeview...Harney County Fair...Pendleton...4 days of working cows...putting the October Horsefly publication together....My Man gave me his wonderful head cold...what's next?!?
I think the fever broke this mornin' 'cause I feel a bunch better. Thank goodness...since I'm leaving this afternoon for my fall Mike Bridges clinic...for a week!! I'm scramblin' around getting my food, clothes and horse stuff all packed in the trailer. Of course Miss Cindy Sue has her overnight bag that needs to get packed too!
So, I'll leave you with a few photos from gatherin' cows off of Moon Hill in the Diamond area (FYI, the WW photo from yesterday is riding into the ranch from the back side...a fairy tale trail for sure!).
|The Waterin' Hole
|Gathered a Few at the Top of the Ridge
|Pushin' 'um Down the Other Side
|Bella Jo~The wanna be cow dog...who's actually trying, bless her lil' heart!
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Honor the Milestone Birthday with a Creative Birthday Party!
Thirty, flirty, and thriving? Forty and sporty? Fabulous and fifty? Sensationally sixty? Whatever your milestone we've got just the thing to make your party sparkle and shine! Go all out with specialty balloons, tableware, piñatas, and more. Our friendly staff is here to help you every step of the way. So whether you're "over the hill" or "sweet 16" we've got the supplies to make your party scream!
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Causes of male adultery
Today we gain the courage to talk about what is considered to gloss over, do not say out loud, and if they say something in a whisper and with a bit of venom and negativity – we will talk about the causes of male adultery. Why do men cheat? Change all or just the most loving individuals?
Cheating is a continuous film or a shred of positivity (as it's not rough and doesn't sound corny) in the negative is still there?
For starters, what is treason? Betrayal, deception, sexual relationship with another partner, a blow below the belt or can be – a life lesson… Visible reasons for male infidelity, there are plenty – it's random link on
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Sheet to prepare for confession
Simple rules for confession
Confession, especially if it is associated with fasting, alms, fervent prayer, restores the person to the state that was Adam before the fall.
Confession can be in any environment, but is generally accepted confession in the Church — during worship or in a specially appointed priest. Ispoveduyuschaya should be baptized, a member of the Orthodox Church, recognizing all the basics of Orthodox dogma and repentant of their sins.
In preparation for the confession of the Church's Charter does not require any special post nor special prayer rule — it takes faith and repentance. However, it is recommended to read the penitential prayers, the possible and post.
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Long distance relationships – is it possible
I'm sure the majority of couples on the planet Earth had to be at a distance from each other, without ceasing to keep the tenderness and awe, hearing the beloved voice on the other end, or Vice versa lose interest and past the fuse to the second half.
Someone has to wait a week or two, some a month, and someone and at all the whole year does not Shine to see. And here comes the main question – "will you wait for me, only love me and think only of me when I'm gone? Will the love is as strong at a distance or crack, which will share the same loving heart in two halves?" Yes, this is a very interesting question, because all
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The Iron Curtain Museum
, a history of the lives and people of the cold war.
Preivously The Cold War Museum but an American Museum of the same name has actually trademarked the name and to save any fuss we have decided to change the name to The Iron Curtain Museum. Sorry for the confusion...
A trip through some of our most dangerous years.
Open Day To be announced.. the pre planning application has been done, we are now putting together our outline planning application should be in place by October is more realistic, nothing happens quickly when it comes to the planning lottery. We should then be able to get a full planning application in place before the end of the year. We are still hopeful of an opening day next year. Our target is the 1st May 2019, may the Gods be with us...
The West and the rest.
USSR and Allies
Come and see many of the vehicles, uniforms weapons, the living conditions of many people and how they lived their lives during this very very special period in world history.
We are still hopeful of an opening event early 2019
Volunteers Wanted for all areas. From tank maintenance to brochure production and cafe work. Call for information.
The Chieftain Tank
FV 4201 One of the wests most important tanks
First introduced in 1963. it had a long and sometimes not so illustrious career. It never really saw much action, except in the Iraq Iran war where most of them broke down due to poor servicing, but never the less they served the West well in ensuring that the USSR never actually took that next step.
Come and see our MK10. she has been a sorry machine and is in the process of being restored. Volunteers to help with that respotarion always needed. she runs and drives and most importantly stops, she just needs tidying. Work commences this week, 28th June 2017
When the museum is open you can come and talk to our staff, many of which are very knowledgeable about each vehicle
The Museum will be a fun Day out with cafe, play area and exhibits. Tank rides and other activities available on special days.
The West
Come and see many of the West's military machines. Those items that would save us from the Nuclear, Biological and Chemical threat that were so prevalent during this era..come and look over much of the history of the west during that Cold War
The East
The Russians had clearly decided that they had a duty to turn the World Communist. Stalin was a brutal man, he was ruthless in removing opposition to his rule. He was ruthless in his control of the people. He was focused and determined. It was many of these facts that caused the west to become so fearful of his intentions. The Americans become very anti-communist and even routed many of their own people in response. The USSR ultimately failed on its path to Utopia
1946 to 1991..the World Changed forever
The world during this time saw many changes. Whilst Russia and the West were basically facing off to each other many other things were happening. Here in the museums chronology of the era we look at many aspects of peoples lives and how they changed over this time.
The future
The cold war is over, or is it. Here we look at the changes going on in Russia and how the relationships with Putin and other leaders has changed and how the Russian machine is once again stretching its muscles, ie the Crimea etc...is the cold war really dead...
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Let time and tide drift endlessly by on the sunny shores of Goa, India's hippie backpacker tropical Nirvana. I know I did…
In This Goa Article You Will Discover:
- Tropical Bliss
- Reasons to Visit Goa
- How to Relax in India
Specific time does not exist in Goa. The sun rises, and the sun sets. That is all you need to know. And that in itself is a reason to spend days, or weeks, on the sandy shoreline of India's smallest state, watching the palms sway, the waves crash and the tide ebb and flow.
Erin and I arrived in Goa sick as dogs, reeling from a bad chicken curry dinner in Jaipur the night previous. By the time I flopped into bed, following an epic eight-hour layover in the Mumbai Airport drifting in and out of consciousness as my body tried to rid itself of the toxin, I could not even appreciate my proximity to the waves, the gentle sea breeze and the silence (the latter a first since arriving in India a week-or-so earlier).
But awakening just after sunrise the next morning, a welcome by-product of jet-lag, antibiotics coursing through my veins, I immediately realized we had, in fact, truly arrived at the paradise we had flown 18 hours to find.
Morjim Beach is empty, save a couple of joggers and the morning's last fisherman returning with the day's catch. It is already in the mid-20-degree Celsius range, and the sea is just cool enough to be refreshing but warm enough to offer time-unlimited swims. The mercury will spike to the mid-30s today, with little breeze.
We nosh a light breakfast. This bout of food poisoning came on hard and fast but is leaving us quickly. The only lasting effects are to be an intolerance for curry that lasts for another 10 days, limiting us to simple seafood dishes and British pub grub. Could be worse.
Our first day is easy — a swim in the sea, followed by a long sit in a cozy beach chair, followed by another swim. Little time seems to have passed before we head into our local café for a cold drink, thinking it perhaps 10:00 a.m.; just time for a mid-morning refresher.
It is already 2:30 p.m. And this would set the tone for our two weeks in Goa.
Time is meaningless. Rise when you rise, sleep when you sleep. Do as you feel in the hours between.
In Goa's far north and far south, away from the legendary Trance parties and gap-year crowd, it is tropical bliss as you've always imagined, although, perhaps, have not yet found.
As the resorts and crowds expand outward from Calangute and Baga in the north-central, quiet stretches of sand, like Morjim in the north or Patnem in the south, will no doubt lose a touch of their charm. However, for now, Morjim remains the Goa of your dreams, a place not where time stands still, but where it moves forward at the pace you set for it.
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Badgers Records presents
V/A Spore destruction
01.Namek - Space Port
02.Romeodark meets Nasgul - Hypnotic Level
03.Murukhan - HumAnimal
04.Drak phaser - spore destruction
05.Mad Scientist - Primatter
06.Fasteria - Fast impressions
07.Pupsidelic - Extreme game
08.Junxpunx - Super mental dimension
09.aGh0Ri TanTriK - Serpents of Shani
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Compiled: Hora Project (Greece)
Mastering: Nik Mar at Pupsidelic Studio (Greece)
Cover design: JIMACIDO Digital Art (Greece)
Could it be that a civilization more advanced than ours ever existed on Earth? Is it possible that, by fault, it was destroyed by its own self?
History has shown that when the system faces collapse, it tries to restart itself. This is what might have happened in the previous World Wars.
Could the economic crisis of today lead to a 'restart' of the system? Could such an event trigger a nuclear holocaust, destroying everything down to the last spore?
'VA – Spore Destruction' is a psychedelic transition from the dark age we're entering today, to the imminent final war of tomorrow. Rapid fire, laser guns, ion beams and nukes will teleport you into the most aggressive battlefield.
But remember:
In this War, no one wins!
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text: Big Birthday Bash- Making Cakes at home February 5, 2011 by MidgetMomma Leave a Comment Share With Friends!0sharesShareTweetPin This is the cake I made for my daughter, Princess Pretty Pants for her birthday at home, I attempted to make a castle and that was a flop so this is what we ended up with. You can see my daughter's own personal touch where she wrote an M with the icing on the front of it. This post may contain affiliate links. Please read my disclosure policy here Share With Friends!0sharesShareTweetPin


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CERA have published the Cabinet paper and Minute mandating CERA to lead and promote the recovery of the Christchurch Central Business District.
Lots of detail spread over 38 pages. The papers can be downloaded from here.
This started life as a weblog for those living in the Avonside area of Christchurch in 2011 & 2012, and for anyone else looking for information or news on earthquake assessment, rebuilding, and related matters.
Now it operates intermittently as and when it would be useful to comment on events or issues relevant to Avonside or the way New Zealand handles disasters and insurance.
CERA have published the Cabinet paper and Minute mandating CERA to lead and promote the recovery of the Christchurch Central Business District.
Lots of detail spread over 38 pages. The papers can be downloaded from here.
CERA have released the data and maps used as part of the zoning review. They are very detailed and much grief might have been avoided had they been released as part of the review process.
From the CERA website (here).
These documents contain all the area-wide geotechnical information which was considered by CERA as part of the process for making flat-land zoning decisions, and the subsequent zoning review.
These reports include mapping of ground cracking, liquefaction and lateral spreading observations, LiDAR ground elevation and vertical ground movements.
At the end of the each report is a summary of the area-wide geotechnical considerations and map citations.
They are written in plain English where possible, but do contain technical information where this is necessary to accurately explain the nature of investigations, and the effects of the earthquakes on the land.
The documents are available in PDF format and cover these areas (click on the area name to get the document) :
From a CCC media release (here):
Christchurch will receive a symbolic aerial salute this Friday, as the United States Air Force makes a spectacular arrival the city to mark the opening of the 2012/13 Antarctic Season.
The afternoon of Friday 28 September will run with military precision: arriving over the Pacific from Hawaii's Hickam Air Force Base, the US Air Force C-17 Globemaster will bank in over New Brighton Pier at approximately 1.05pm, weather permitting. With a flight path that includes Chisnallwood Intermediate School, the C-17 will then make its way across the city at an altitude of 1300 feet. At approximately 1.15pm, over the NZ IceFest site in Hagley Park, personnel on board the C-17 will photograph the word "ICEFEST" on the ground below, as spelled out by a formation of visiting schoolchildren.
On Monday 1 October, the C-17 will transport Scott Base and McMurdo Station personnel south to Antarctica, enabling scientific work to begin over the summer – the "Antarctic Season".


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10 Tips for Hiring a Heating and Cooling Contractor
Back to the Appliance Repair resource page.
1. Study up - Find out about license and insurance requirements for contractors in your state. And before you call a contractor, know the model of your current system and its maintenance history. Also make note of any uncomfortable rooms. This will help potential contractors better understand your heating needs.
2. Consider certified professionals - Look for a contractor who employs technicians certified by NATE (North American Technician Excellence), the leading industry-supported testing and certification program.
3. Call references - Ask contractors for customer references and call them. Ask about the contractor's installation or service performance, and if the job was completed on time and within budget.
4. Find special offers - A heating and cooling system is one of the largest purchases you'll make as a homeowner. Keep your costs down by checking around for available rebates on energy-efficient ENERGY STAR qualified heating and cooling equipment.
5. Look for ENERGY STAR - ENERGY STAR qualified products meet strict energy efficiency guidelines set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and offer significant long-term energy savings. Contractors should be able to show you calculations of savings for ENERGY STAR heating and cooling equipment.
6. Expect a home evaluation - The contractor should spend significant time inspecting your current system and home to assess your needs. A bigger system isn't always better; a contractor should size the heating and cooling system based on the size of your house, level of insulation, and windows. A good contractor will inspect your duct system (if applicable) for air leaks and insulation and measure airflow to make sure it meets manufacturers specifications.
7. Get written, itemized estimates - When comparing contractors' proposals (bids), be sure to compare cost, energy efficiency and warranties. A lowest price may not be the best deal if it's not the most efficient because your energy costs will be higher.
8. Get it in ink - Sign a written proposal with a contractor before work gets started. It'll protect you by specifying project costs, model numbers, job schedule and warranty information.
9. Pass it on - Tell friends and family about ENERGY STAR. Almost one-quarter of households knowingly purchased at least one qualified product last year, and 71% of those consumers say they would recommend ENERGY STAR to a friend. Spread the word, and we can all make a big difference.
10. Get the ENERGY STAR Guide - For complete information on keeping your home comfortable year-round, get the ENERGY STAR Guide to Energy Efficient Cooling and Heating.
Credits: US Department of Energy (http://www.energystar.gov/index.cfm?c=heat_cool.pr_contractors_10tips)


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The holiday weekend kicked off with a performance by my team on Friday night at a girls home game. Basketball performances are always fun. We're not getting judged so there is little to no stress, and its great practice for competitions. Saturday morning I was up at 4:45am to get ready for a big dance competition in Portland. I was so anxious/nervous. After a long long day of dancing, make-up, hair spray, and stinky feet my team was awarded a huge 1st place trophy (it was like 2 1/2 feet tall). It was a great feeling....It's such a rewarding experience to coach a team to s victory. I think the feeling is even better than the feeling I felt when I won as a dancer. We'll see how state plays out, that is were we will see the toughest competition. I got home from the competition around 1am on Sunday morning and was up again by 8am to head back to the big city to celebrate my little cousins 1st birthday. Here's some pics of the big party!!
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
carzy, beautiful weekend...
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Friday, February 15, 2008
I had to put this video up of Jess, well sneak it on here. This is the boxing match of professional football player vs. stay at home mom. I think Jess lost but she does pack a mean uppercut. The video doesn't do them justice.
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Monday, February 11, 2008
So funny....
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Thursday, February 7, 2008
Do you think she's big?...
So Ruby had her 4 month healthy baby check-up and she weighs.....13 pounds 9 ounces!!! So so big! But in her defense she is 25 inches long! Do you think she's going to be one of those girls that's taller than all the boys?
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Friday, February 1, 2008
Guess what...
Our little lady is 4 months old! I know, I know crazy. She is so much fun. As her dad said "she's becoming more human" I think he means she is more interactive now! She loves to talk, smile and laugh. We are so blessed to have such a happy baby.
She's learning cool new things everyday. Just yesterday she found her toes :) She likes to pull them up and put them in her mouth, so cute. She also grabs onto everything. She's so strong, it really surprises me. She also likes to spit, I think she likes being wet 24/7! Ruby also loves to watch our dogs play she gets so excited when they're in the house!! Oh and kicking, apparently it's really fun to her. She kicks all the time, it makes diaper changing really challenging... I could go on but Casey will bust me for bragging so I'll stop.
Her 4 month check-up is next week so I'll let you know how much she weighs...I'm guessing 13lbs...
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Stoneleigh Street residence with minimalist vibes, London
Stoneleigh Street residence has been the home for 43 years of Diana Miller, the highly respected and award-winning photographer. The contemporary home was renovated in 2011 and can be found in Holland Park, London, England.
Miller first found the house in Stoneleigh Street in 1970 when this part of Holland Park was considerably more edgy than it is today. Her landlord had just bought the property for £21,000 from a director of the BBC and she rented it with a group of friends, £20 a week being her share for a bedroom and communal use of the living areas. Flat mates came and went, but they eventually gave way to leave the house free for Diana, her husband, and their dogs.
Thirty-three years after she first moved in, she bought the property and was finally at liberty to make all the changes she had been fantasising about over three decades. At this time, her next door neighbour was the influential architect John Pawson, renowned for his minimalist style. (The Cistercian monks, for whom he designed a monastery in the Czech Republic, are said to have expressed concern that his style was too austere!)
Diana said: "The minimalist vibes must have seeped through the walls from next door! The style is incredibly simple, but the proportions and the light speak volumes. The house has always had a wonderful feel, and it's been liberating turning it into a space that meets our needs for both living and working."
This corner of Holland Park still has a boho vibe, despite the adjacency of some of London's smartest streets, and neighbours are of the creative type – architects, fashion designers, and artists.
The contemporary London house, with its classic proportions and modern interpretation has been designed to provide flexibility. The office at the back of the double reception room could easily hide playroom paraphernalia; the light-filled photographic studio that leads onto the delightfully private landscaped rear garden could be integrated into the open plan kitchen/dining area which is a comfortable combination of old and new. Or a home-working creative could move in one day and start work the next.
Arranged over four floors the accommodation extends to 2107 sq ft/195.7 sq m and includes double reception room, kitchen/dining room, studio, office, cloakroom, three bedrooms, two bathrooms (one en suite), front and rear gardens.
For further information, visit crayson.com
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17th April 2012
Vladimira: Hi Mark, the snooker season is nearing the end. In front of us there is the last and the most prestigious tournament of this season - the World Championship in Sheffield.
It is great news, that pain in your neck is getting better and you might be completely fit next week for first round of the World Championship at the Crucible. You had very consistent season. What pleased you the most? What was the most positive moment in this season?
Mark: Winning the Shanghai Masters, breaking my own record of most century breaks in a season and getting to World No 1.
Vladimíra: The World Championship has always unrepeatable atmosphere. What about your past memories? I remember a lot of your matches, for example your first participation in the World Championship in 2005, your advancing to the final with John Higgins in 2007 or to semi-finals with Graeme Dott two years ago. What are your indelible memories from the World Championship.
Mark: Getting to the final in 2007.
Vladimíra: Matches on the World Championship are very long and therefore strenuous. Each player would like to win. What do you think is the best way to cope with pressure during the tournament?
Mark: To keep relaxed in between matches.
Vladimíra: Your deserved rest is waiting for you after the World Championship. Do you know how are you going to spend your holiday?
Mark: With my wife Vikki relaxing in the Caribbean for 2 weeks
Vladimíra: Mark, your first match against Barry Hawkins will start on Tuesday 25th April at 7pm. We wish you not only a lot of luck for the World Championship but also complete recovery for next seasons.
Have a good time and I am looking forward to our next "Questions of the Month" in June.
Thank you, Mark. All the best until next time.
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Next-Generation Satellite telecommunication payloads will require extended functionalities and more flexibility, which will result in increasing the complexity and the capability requiring a large number of frequency converters. The implementation of the satellite digital/RF payload is traditionally carried out by using several frequency down-conversion stages, thus requiring LOs, mixers, amplifiers, filters, from the native frequency (e.g. Ka band) to the down-converted frequency.
This traditional frequency down-conversion process has some limitations that have to be carefully taken into account in the system design. For example, some effects from the RF chain are the LO leakage, the image rejection, which requires the use of different down-conversion and filtering stages (super-heterodyne configuration), the phase noise and frequency/amplitude stability of the oscillators, the conversion losses, etc. These issues make the design complex, which impacts on achieving reduced size, mass (limited by mechanical isolations for avoiding EMI and leakage effects) and power consumption.
By carrying out a sub-sampling technique for the RF signals down-conversion process the system complexity may be significantly reduced by mitigating, or even eliminating, the previously described issues and obtaining substantial improvements in performance by saving mass, volume, complexity and cost thanks to the use of distributed architectures and fiber optic remote delivery.


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Hello dolls, this is K
I bring some exciting news about my band Avalinity~!☆
On January 24 we will have a gig in Malmö as part of the music contest called "Livekarusellen". We will also have two additional shows during spring:
* 24th of January – Sofie Park (MALMÖ)
* 10th of February – SPYKEN (LUND)
* 15th of March – Fäladsgården (LUND)
If you can make it – please come by and place your vote on us! Here's the Facebook event for the first showö
Also, we have finally released our first band shirts! They are available at Areku's web shop: areku.spreadshirt.com
The design is made by Theo R. Williams. You can follow his Twitter here.
Thank you for your support and have a great new years eve!


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This papercraft is the Samus Aran's Phazon Enhancement Device (PED), based on the video game Metroid Prime 3: Corruption of the Metroidseries. The paper model is designed by Ignatius Reillius. The Phazon Enhancement Device is based on captured Space Pirate technology. It was being tested by a GF Marine battalion stationed in the Norion System. At some point the Space Pirates developed a version of the system and applied it to a large number of their troops. Marines can initiate an energy siphon from the supply of Phazon carried in a backpack into their armor suits. This allows them to temporarily enhance the exoskeleton and weapons systems of their armor suits. To date, no Marines have displayed signs of Phazon Sickness, common in subjects who use the Space Pirate's version of the system. The PED is represented by a silver plate with the GF logo and some markings on it which attaches to the owner's armor.
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Curtis Stewart
A New York City native and graduate of the Eastman School of Music, Curtis Stewart has performed as a soloist with the National Repertory Orchestra, in Lincoln Center, and Carnegie Hall. He has made chamber music appearances at Zankel Hall, and the Rochester International Jazz Festival, holding his audiences "spellbound" with his"warm, clear sound…sparkling rhythmic energy" and "prodigious technique," (New Amsterdam Times, SoundWordSight) An avid teacher, he currently teaches at the Laguardia Highschool for Music & Art and Performing Arts. Curtis' eclectic background has led him to concerts in many different realms of music from MTV specials with Wyclef Jean, to stints at the Kennedy center with the Jimmy Heath Big Band. His ensembles "PUBLIQuartet," and "The Mighty Third Rail" perform frequently at many of New York's illustrious venues including the Carnegie Hall, Symphony Space, Merkin Hall, the Cornelia Street Cafe, BAM Cafe, Lincoln Center, Nuyorican Poet's Cafe, and the Stone. Curtis has worked with today's prominent musicians including Henry Threadgill, Dick Oatts, Jason Lindner, Edmar Casteneda, Linda Oh, Chris Dingman, Dave Liebman, Matt Wilson, among many others. A supporter and practitioner of many styles of music, Curtis is excited to continue expanding and blending all the elements of his stylistic and expressive range, developing a unique and relevant voice in New York's boundless music scene.
Jannina Norpoth
Jannina Norpoth made her debut as a soloist with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra at age 14. Since then she has built a career as an innovative collaborative artist, performer, arranger and educator. She has performed internationally, including appearances on the Lincoln Center "Great Performers" Series, Mostly Mozart Festival, Women of the World Festival at The Apollo Theater, The Ecstatic Music Festival, VH1's Save the Music, and SNL. She has been featured alongside acclaimed musicians James Carter, Nadia Sirota, Regina Carter, Marcus Belgrave, Jay - Z, Beyoncé, Pharell, Stevie Wonder, Anita Baker, My Brightest Diamond and many others.
Ms. Norpoth is a sought after arranger in the classical and non-classical worlds. Praised by Strad Magazine for her ability to write a transcription "so natural sounding that it could have been the composer's original version", recent commissions include an adaptation of Scott Joplin's "Treemonisha" form the Volcano Theatre Company in Toronto and Dvorak's "American Suite" for Trinity Wall Street's "12th Night Festival". Ms. Norpoth has arranged/recorded strings for grammy-winning producers Jerry "Wonda" Duplessis and Bryce Goggin and for artists Keyshia Cole, Keri Hilson, Black Dahlia Murder, Akron Family, John Legend, and her own ensembles PUBLIQuartet and HOLLANDS.
Ms. Norpoth performs and writes in folk/rock duo HOLLANDS. Praised for their multi-faceted sound, HOLLANDS was profiled by BBC as "pulsing indie pop that really puts a spring in your step ... mixing fun, folk, rock and elements of classical." In 2016 HOLLANDS, PUBLIQuartet and artist Amy Khoshbin created The Scheherazade Project (TSP), a multimedia song cycle inspired by the stories of One Thousands and One Nights. TSP was awarded a Sphinx MPower grant for it's creation and premiered as part of the NYC Electro-Acoustic Music Festival and The New York Philharmonic's Biennial Celebration, with support from MAC Cosmetics and DPA Microphones.
Nick Revel
Nick Revel is the founding violist of PUBLIQuartet, which was string quartet in residence for the Metropolitan Museum of Art's "MetLiveArts" 2016/17 season. PQ has been presented by the Late Show with Stephen Colbert, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Carnegie Hall, the Joyce Theater, National Sawdust, Dizzy's Coca Cola Club, and the Newport Jazz Festival. He's performed all over the world including in Berlin, Tokyo, Banff, and across the US. He's collaborated with Benjamin Millepied and the LA Dance Project, Björk, Paquito D'Rivera, Billy Childs, JACK Quartet, Alarm Will Sound, the International Contemporary Ensemble (ICE), Jessie Montgomery, and tuba legend Bob Stewart. As a composer Nick's 2017 commission "In DayDream" for viola and guitar was premiered in Carnegie Hall on April 10, 2017. In addition, he has self-produced, composed, and recorded a full-length album titled "Letters to My Future Self" of all original compositions, improvisaitons, and sound designs for viola.
For three consecutive years Nick was commissioned to write pieces for mixed student ensembles at the Talent Education Suzuki School, one of which was premiered at the 10th Anniversary of the founding of the school at Norwalk City Hall for the Mayor of Norwalk and other public notables in the Spring of 2014. As a teacher, Nick co-created the New York String Studio, located in Sunnyside, Queens with his wife Nora Krohn. NY String Studio teaching philosophy draws on methods of self-awareness practices, Suzuki Method, Alexander Technique, meditation, and Madeline Bruser's The Art of Practicing. He aspires to offer his students high quality instrumental technique and a deeper understanding of mind and body, discipline, problem-solving, organization, time management, and self-expression.
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Amanda Gookin is a chamber musician, soloist, activist, and educator living in New York City. She is the co-founder of innovative PUBLIQuartet, the 2016-17 quartet-in-residence at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Concert Artists Guild's 2013 New Music/New Places Ensemble. Amanda gives master classes on improvisation and chamber music throughout the U.S. and is a Teaching Artist in New York City public schools. Leading courses in Career Development and Artistic Programming, she serves on faculty at SUNY Purchase and Mannes School of Music. She has been sought after as a guest speaker on entrepreneurship and activism by the Mannes School of Music, James Madison University, and TEDx MidAtlantic.
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Amanda is the Artistic Director of PUBLIQ Access, PUBLIQuartet's composers program which commissions works by emerging composers who are significantly impacting a new approach to writing for string quartet. Her latest initiative, the Forward Music Project, commissioned seven new works for solo cello and electronics by today's forward-thinking composers that encourage social change and empowerment for women and girls. The Forward Music Project was premiered in March 2017 on the first day of Women's History Month as part of the "Spring Revolution" festival at National Sawdust.


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When Peyton Manning took a day off last week, it quickly became a thing.
Broncos coach John Fox wants to make sure everyone's prepared for the coming inactivity of his star quarterback.
The 37-year-old Manning's among about a dozen veteran players who won't participate in bye week practices Tuesday and Wednesday.
"He's not going to get a whole lot of reps the next two days, I'll tell you that," Fox said, via Mike Klis of the Denver Post.
Manning will be back in action next week when they're preparing for their Nov. 10 game against the Chargers. But during the break, he's going to be watching Brock Osweiler take a bunch of snaps, taking a well-deserved rest.


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I received a very random text from a women I did a yoga training from 12 years ago. The text was a mistake she was looking for a different Nancy in her life and then she accidental called me. The same day I received a facetime call from a teacher of yoga from that time period. This call was very random and not a number I have in my phone and it was also from Australia and not the US where I reside. I ignored it and went on about my life, later that evening I got a weird text from that teacher asking why I had called him. I re-looked at my phone and it was a definite incoming call. Both people I had a little texting on how our lives where and that was that. 5/22/2018
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45 percent of customers say they're more likely to visit businesses that respond to their reviewsOnline Reviews Survey
Approximately 50 percent of purchase decisions are influenced by word of mouth, and as many as 4 in 5 consumers will reverse a purchase decision after reading a negative review.
How much more challenging will it be to sell in the face of a reputation disaster gone viral?
You may have heard of this story.
In 2008, singer-songwriter Dave Carroll arrived in Chicago's O'Hare airport for a layover and discovered that his $3,500 Taylor guitar had been damaged by the baggage handlers of United Airlines.
Not long after the incident, he repeatedly tried to get a process claimed, but United said no and refused to reimburse him. For the next nine months, Carroll sent E-mails, made phone calls, pleaded with the airline's customer service reps, and suggested that $1,200 in flight vouchers would be enough to compensate for the damaged guitar. United wouldn't budge.
Finally, Carroll decided to do what he did best. He wrote a song, called "United Breaks Guitars" – and it went viral.
"United Breaks Guitars" has over 15.3 million views on YouTube. At the 150,000 mark, United decided to offer Carroll payment to take the video down; he suggested that the airline donates the money to charity instead. According to the Times, United Airlines' stock price plunged by 10 percent within four days of the song going online – and cost shareholders as much as $180 million. This isn't to mention the tsunami of bad PR and negative online comments that came United's way.
Of course, a cheeky 4-minute song is unlikely to be the only reason (or even the main reason) for the airline's staggering loss. But that's not the point. The fact of the matter is that in the age of the Internet as an impactful platform, "United Breaks Guitars" made a very real impact on the brand reputation of United Airlines, which could have so easily put things right – but never did.
Reputation as a key investment area
Many have used the "United Break Guitars" story as a case study on customer experience management. For many, it also presents a strong case for managing one's brand reputation. There are companies who specialize in assisting with brand reputation.
Indeed, regardless of the size of your company – be it a small business or an enterprise-level organization with multiple locations, an upstart venture or a 20-year-old corporation – brand reputation is one investment area that you will have to focus on over the lifetime of your business.
If not, you'll be leaving yourself vulnerable to nightmares such as the one United had.
Investing in brand reputation saves money
"United Breaks Guitars" would probably not have happened if the airline simply agreed to pay Carroll the $1,200 in flight vouchers that he had asked for. Instead, saving $1,200 cost United Airlines 15 million negative impressions, and that's on YouTube alone. (A Google search of "United Breaks Guitars" produces approximately 350,000 results.)
Investing in your brand reputation will positively impact the financial health of your company. Not only does it save you money in the long run; it also strengthens your entire foundation, so that a negative social media comment, a critical online review, or an unflattering search result won't send your business reeling.
I'm not saying have a stack of gift vouchers handy whenever a customer complains. See the big picture and structure your investments accordingly.
- Establish brand guidelines and ensure that these are followed at all levels of the organization.
- Foster a customer experience culture in which everyone takes part in developing and evangelizing your brand.
- Implement tools, training, and technology that enable you to stay on top of your online and offline reputation.
- Manage customer feedback and respond proactively to customer needs and expectations.
- Have crisis communication plans and reputation protection measures in place for worst-case scenarios.
You might find it worthy of note that it was only when Carroll's song on YouTube became a hit that United took action and offered the vouchers. "They definitely want this to go away," said Carroll at the time.
To me, this highlights the power of preventive over corrective action.
No one in his right mind would believe that Carroll singing the blues could actually have cost United as much money as some media outlets had reported. But, there is no doubt that preventive action on reputation can save your business from lost sales and embarrassing brand situations.
Investing in brand reputation promotes sustainability
Here's an aphorism that gets passed around, from one entrepreneur to another (either as grim business fact, or precautionary myth): 8 out of 10 businesses fail within the first five years – or, according to Bloomberg, the first 18 months.
So: can you last five years (or two) and breathe a sigh of relief?
Not quite. As I mentioned earlier, you'll have to continuously develop and protect your brand reputation throughout the entire lifetime of your business, no matter how long in the game you've been. Don't let a bad rep destroy what you have been working hard every single day to build.
Warren Buffett once said, "It takes twenty years to build a reputation and five minutes to ruin it."
Even if you're not in the business of breaking guitars – even if you're currently enjoying glowing 5-star reviews across the board – make brand reputation management an intrinsic part of your overall strategy. It will help you earn lifelong fans and followers who will remain loyal to your brand.
- Regularly create fresh, compelling content that communicates the values that your brand stands for.
- Identify and engage with the influencers in your community to consistently build positive buzz around your brand.
- Monitor all relevant social media channels – including local business listings and online review sites – to keep up with what's being said about you online.
Even though you may feel like you have no control over what people say or think – that your reputation is all based on their perceptions – sound brand management will give you the ability to influence those perceptions. It can drive increased awareness, engagement, and customer loyalty, and enhances your business' capacity to endure.
Take online reviews, for example: investing time and effort to manage your presence on a site like Yelp can produce very real and very valuable results. A Harvard Business School study found that a 1-star improvement on Yelp translated to anywhere from a 5 to 9 percent swing on revenue, while Boston Consulting Group suggested that simply signing up and creating a Yelp listing can help you generate an average of $8,000 in annual revenue from the review site.
Investing in brand reputation fosters consumer trust
According to research by Forrester:
- 70 percent of US adults trust brand recommendations from friends and family.
- 46 percent trust consumer-written online reviews.
- 15 percent trust posts by companies on social media sites like Facebook and Twitter.
- Less than 10 percent trust advertising communications.
Consumer trust is something you cannot buy; it certainly can't be won by simply spending money on ads or embarking on massive blitz campaigns.
"Advertising can help build brands," said Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz. "But authenticity is what makes them last. If people believe they share values with a company, they will stay loyal to the brand."
Authenticity resonates. That's why it's so important to invest in your brand reputation and make it the kind that consumers find authentic, and can therefore trust.
- Own up to your mistakes. If a customer had a bad experience, don't hesitate to say sorry. Don't pull a United Airlines and wait until you have to pay for the consequences of your mistakes to go away.
- Resolve customer issues. When the voice of the customer speaks, demonstrate that your brand knows how to listen. Address legitimate concerns. In situations where there's been a misunderstanding, state your policies clearly without sounding dismissive of your customer.
- Respond to negative feedback ASAP. Your ability to respond can prevent reputation-damaging scenarios; more importantly, it shows people that your business is not unwilling to connect and engage. 78 percent feel that responsive businesses care more about their customers than those who do not respond at all. (Don't get into a catfight with your critics, though!)
- No need to control or censor. In an attempt to gain more control over how they are perceived, some organizations do everything to stifle the voice of the customer. They censor or delete reviews. They pay people to give them 5-star ratings. They make use of non-disparagement clauses. But this isn't brand reputation management: it drives customers away instead of drawing them toward your brand.
Simple steps like these can strengthen the authentic identity of your brand – particularly in channels where people would have a general mistrust of traditional advertising messages.
Investing in brand reputation creates stakeholder value
Your brand is more than just your trade name, logo, and tagline or slogan. It's one of your most valuable and important business assets and a major factor in determining what your company is really worth.
Be wary of negative reviews and social media comments that might fester undetected in the background, quietly causing damage to your reputation. Not only does this make you look unattractive to customers – your own employees' sense of pride might take a hit, too.
This is to say nothing of how your investors and stakeholders might feel. Can you imagine the kind of conversations that United Airlines execs were having after "United Breaks Guitars" was posted? "So, um, there's this video on YouTube…"
Sadly, a majority of businesses are not investing enough in their brand reputation. According to McKinsey, company performance in all areas that impact brand reputation fall short of what's required:
Simply put: investing in brand reputation can help prevent avoidable problems in your organization. More importantly, it provides reassurance that everyone who comes into contact with your brand – customers, prospects, suppliers, the media, employees, and stakeholders – will have a reliably positive, engaging, and valuable experience.


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- Case report
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Psoas haematoma as a complication of Veress needle insertion: description of a case and literature review
© García-Alcázar et al.; licensee BioMed Central Ltd. 2014
- Received: 19 July 2014
- Accepted: 5 December 2014
- Published: 9 December 2014
In terms of gynaecological laparoscopic surgery, major complications affecting great vessels, and especially the retroperitoneal ones, are unusual.
Case presentation
We introduce a case of a retroperitoneal haematoma associated with psoas muscle pseudoaneurysm, as a side effect of Veress needle insertion, during laparoscopic surgery. Such complication was managed conservatively at first, requiring finally arterial embolisation.
Even though potential complications associated with laparoscopic surgery are infrequent, they must not be underestimated, and in some cases might need a multidisciplinary management.
- Veress needle
- Psoas
- Haematoma
- Accidental vascular injury
Laparoscopy has turned into the usual procedure used for diagnostic as well as for therapeutic purposes. As a minimally invasive technique, it has become the chosen method for most abdominal processes requiring surgery. Nevertheless, it is not risk-free. In this clinical case, we describe a case of psoas muscle haematoma associated with a pseudoaneurysm of the fourth lumbar artery as an exceptional complication after Veress needle puncture. This is the first case reported in our hospital. We have not found any similar references in literature.
Case presentation
We report a case of a 32-year-old woman, smoker, with a BMI 20 (weight:55 kg, height: 166 cm) and a personal history of 4 years of primary sterility due to endometriosis with failure after one IVF cycle, and surgical history of two uncomplicated laparoscopic ovarian cystectomies and appendectomy. A 4 cm endometrioma on the left ovary was recently diagnosed; therefore a new laparoscopic procedure was suggested to improve the success rate of a new IVF cycle and also to improve patient's symptoms such as dyspareunia, dysmenorrea and hypermenorrhea. The pneumoperitoneum was carefully created at the first attempt through Veress needle insertion at Palmer's point without experiencing any difficulties. When introducing the camera, moderate hemperitoneum was noticed on the left flank and pelvis, without a clear origin.
After aspiration of haematic content and irrigation with physiological saline, bleeding ceased spontaneously, assuming then that the origin was possibly a lesion of an omental vessel. The patient maintained haemodynamic stability throughout the whole process. Surgery continued: left ovarian cystectomy was performed and endometriosic nodule was removed at the level of the left uterosacral ligament.
After surgery, patient was transferred to gynaecological postoperative ward in good general health status.
Since Veress needle invention in 1938, its usage has been gaining in popularity and nowadays, it has been spread worldwide. The creation of pneumoperitoneum is the moment of maximum risk of complications in laparoscopic surgery, mainly due to abdominal viscera and great abdominal vessels lesions[1].
In literature, the majority of vascular complications are due to lesions of great vessels (vena cava, aorta) and they are mostly described during general surgery procedures (appendectomy, colecistectomy)[2–4], and urology procedures with retroperitoneal access[5].
Additionally, gynaecological complications described during gynaecological surgery are normally related to great pelvic vessels (final portions of aorta, cava and iliac main vessels)[6]. In these cases there are high rates of laparotomy reconversion for the correct management of the lesion.
In relation to surgeons' experience, there were no complications so far such as the one described in the case. In our service, with 25 years of experience in laparoscopic surgery, the following complications have been described in relation to Veress needle insertion: a renal puncture in a monorrenal patient with a hypertrophic pelvic kidney, a gastric puncture in a patient with badly placed nasogastric tube, and a case of iliac vessels puncture with Veress needle inserted at the umbilical point. In the last case, it was necessary to reconvert urgently to laparotomy for the complete resolution of the injury.
There are three techniques for the creation of pneumoperitoneum: closed technique with Veress needle, open technique with Hasson trocar and direct trocar insertion. Even though the chosen method may depend on the surgeon experience, some studies have shown that the most used technique is Veress needle insertion[7, 8]. It is introduced blindly in the abdomen, followed by a safety test which confirms the pneumoperitoneum. After suitable gas insuflation, the main trocar is introduced and subsequently Veress needle is withdrawn under direct vision. The prevalence of lesions described in literature is 0.23%[9]. The most serious complication, which accounts for most of the mortality, is the lesion of great vessels (aorta, vena cava and iliac vessels)[10]; which represents approximately 2.6% of the total lesions.
As regards the insertion site of Veress needle, the entrance can be achieved supraumbilically or at Palmer's point; based on an extensive bibliographic search, we concluded that the majority of studies which compare different entrance methods use the supraumbilical point to insert Veress needle[11–13]. Palmer's point is located 3 cm below the left costal margin in the mid-clavicular line[14]; it is essential to decompress the stomach using nasograstric tube suction and insert Veress needle perpendicular to the skin. Lifting the abdominal wall with towel clips during needle insertion can also help to ensure a safe access. This technique is especially recommended in patients with previous surgeries (suspected peritoneal adhesions), obese or very thin patients (short distance from abdominal wall to retroperitoneal vessels), because it seems to reduce the risk of lesions[15].
Psoas muscle puncture with Veress needle is an exceptional complication during surgery, therefore it is easily unnoticed. This type of haematoma is normally related to trauma[16, 17], but in some cases may appear as a spontaneous haematoma; mainly if patients are under anticoagulation therapy[18], haemophilic patients or in young patients affected by arteriovenous malformations[19]. In our case, haematoma was produced by accidental puncture of the left lumbar artery with Veress needle; going unnoticed during surgery and being diagnosed 48 hours after the intervention, by means of imaging techniques.
In our patient, there was a sudden onset of clinical symptoms, causing motor and sensitive dysfunction. Pain started in lumbar area radiating to the lower limb, according to the distribution of the femoral nerve. Although in our case the definite diagnosis was made by CT scan, the gold standard in these cases is the MRI scan[20], which is more sensitive to detect minor haematomas.
Treatment decision about this clinical entity depends on the speed of the onset, the size of the haematoma and the degree of neurological impairment. In cases of small haematomas and moderate neurological symptoms, conservative management consisting of bed rest and analgesia is advised[16]; whereas bigger haematomas with severe neurological impairment require surgery for decompression and drainage[18]. Positive outcome is normally achieved if the treatment is customized. Tamai et al. in a review of published cases, concluded that the prognosis for femoral nerve recovery after haematoma compression was very good[21].
The period of time for complete recovery ranges between months and years, although the average time is 6 months. The patient presented in our case was initially managed conservatively, and only after a month of follow-up without clinical and imaging improvement, active treatment by arterial embolisation was provided.
Even though potential complications associated with laparoscopic surgery are infrequent, they must not be underestimated. We have to think of the complications according to clinical symptoms and in some cases they may require a multidisciplinary approach.
Written informed consent was obtained from the patient for publication of this Case report and any accompanying images. A copy of the written consent is available for review by the Editor of this journal.
The authors thank Carlos Holguera, Alvaro Tejerizo and Carmen Alvarez for their technical assistance.
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St George's has recently installed a defibrillator at St George's Centre.
We are trying to publicise its availability as much as possible, and, in accordance with Heartstart Thatcham, the charity which jointly funded the defilbrillator, we will be running courses in Emergency Life Support.
The first course will take place on Monday 3rd July at 7pm in the Large Meeting Room at St George's and will last approximately one hour. There are 18 spaces available on the course, and other courses can be arranged in the future if needed. If you would be interested in attending this training course, or a later one, please contact the church office.


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In our catalogues you find all of our standard products. Via the search bar on the right-side you can find the product you desire. If you want to receive a free sample, fill in your contact details on the product page. Minimum order quantity for below mentioned standard items is one pallet. Can't find the model you are looking for? Contact us!
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Are you looking for a custom bottle or jar? Please contact us to discuss the possibilities.


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Introduction to Block Printing with Willow Rosales
For students ages 12 and up
$30 + $15 supply fee
Saturday, June 30, 2018, 12-3PM
This class will explore the basic skills of block printmaking. We will use a variety of block print inks and papers so make sure to bring a 4" x 6" drawing to carve. We will also explore monotype and reductive printmaking process.
*Pre-registration is required for Art School classes; classes will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Students will be registered ONLY on receipt of payment. Enrollment requirements: 3 students minimum, 12 students maximum (in most cases). Classes with low enrollment are cancelled 48 hours before the class is scheduled to begin.
Refunds and Cancellation Policies: If a class is cancelled due to low enrollment, a full refund will be issued. Otherwise, no refunds will be issued.


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Tom: Dm Dm7 G Cm7 Am Fools rush in where angels fear to tread, Am7 Dm7 G7 And so I come to you, my love, C Am7 My heart above my head; F6 Dm7 G7 C C/B Am7 Though I see the danger there, Am7/G Dm7(b5) Am7 D7 Dm7 G If there's a chance for me, then I don't care. Fm7 G Cm7 Am Fools rush in where wise men never go, Am7 Dm7 G But wise men never fall in love, Bm7(b5) E7 So how are they to know? Dm7 Dm7(b5) C C/B Am7 When we met, I felt my life begin, Am7/G Dm7 G So o - pen up your heart and let Dm7 C Dm7(b5) G#7 G This fool rush in. Last time: Am7/G Dm7 G So o - pen up your heart and let Dm7 C F° C This fool rush in.
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In May 2006, The Diamond Shop made headlines by selling New Zealand's first million-dollar diamond. The Star of New Zealand is a very large, high quality round brilliant diamond weighing just under 20 carats. The record-setting jewel was mined in South Africa, cut in Israel and brought to New Zealand with the help of New York-based diamond jewellery manufacturers Beny Sofer, with whom The Diamond Shop have enjoyed a long relationship.
Exposed for the first time at an invitation-only champagne party at The Diamond Shop's Queen Street store, The Star of New Zealand attracted huge public interest. Just a week after arriving in the country, it was snapped up over the phone by a buyer from Christchurch, who wished to remain anonymous. As Lior Sofer of Beny Sofer explained to the New Zealand Herald, it's high value makes it an unlikely candidate for being worn as jewellery. New Zealand's largest and most expensive diamond seems destined to become a treasured heirloom for one very lucky family.


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Holiday Property for rental in Pornic - LA002812
- Bedrooms
- 2
- Sleeps
- 4
A nature reserve with marshes, rivers and little islands, Briere Regional Natural Park is the second largest marsh in France after the Camargue.
The wet meadows and reedy marshes are a safe haven for many rare species of animals, plants and birds such as merlins in winter and red kites in summer.
Visitors should look for the typical thatched roofed houses in Brieron villages. The watery landscape is best seen from the many walking and cycling routes, or in an open carriage.
Take a trip in a traditional flat-bottomed barge from Saint-Andre-des-Eaux or Saint-Lyphard. For more information, contact the Tourist Information Centre, tel (00 33) 2 40 24 96 71
The Guerande (from the Breton for 'white land') Peninsula, bordered by the Briere Marshes to the east and the Atlantic Ocean to the west, is an 80m² area of salt flats and home to a magnificent array of fauna and flora. Migratory birds abound, including the rare barnacle goose.
In spring, the marshes are covered in the yellow flowers of black mustard and later, purple sea lavender and wild fennel. The beautifully preserved medieval town of Guerande is well worth a visit. Tour the ramparts for fine views of the square salt pans where seawater is collected and evaporated, providing the town with its livelihood.
Salt was farmed here by the Celts over 1,000 years ago and the process has changed very little. In ancient times, salt was so precious it was used as a currency and the relatively dry, warm breezy micro-climate of Guerande makes it ideal for salt production.
Salt rakers work from June to September harvesting the white surface crystals know as fleur de sel (they give off a scent of violets as they dry) and the coarse sel gris from the bottom of the pans.
This stretch of coastline south of the Loire Estuary to Bourgneuf Bay takes its name from the vibrant green colour of the waves which play along the shores of its fine sandy beaches at popular resorts such as Saint Brevin-les-Pins and Pornic.
A favourite with French holidaymakers, this coast is warm and sunny thanks to the Gulf Stream and is understandably busy during the main holiday season. The wilder coastline to the south, around Les Moutiers-en-Retz, gives way to smaller picturesque coves and beaches separated by rocky hillsides. Ask at Pornic tourist office for details about walking the 15km custom officers' pathway and coastal boat trips.


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1964 Ford
- Stock
- Engine Size
- Transmission
- Automatic
- Miles
- 39,928 (Actual)
- Location
- Charlotte
or give us a call at (704) 598-2130
Here's a little secret that not a lot of folks know: the mid-60s Thunderbirds are the next big thing. With big horsepower, Lincoln-grade luxury, and astoundingly affordable price tags (for the moment), cars like this 1964 Thunderbird Landau coupe make great hobby cars that can actually be driven every day.
Showing just 39,928 miles, which is undocumented but believed to be the actual mileage, this handsome code F Arcadian Blue T-Bird is a great combination of originality and restored components. The paint was done not too long ago, and exactly captures the icy blue paint that was this car's original hue. The long-straight bodywork doesn't tolerate sloppy workmanship, not with all those dramatic lines and moldings in the sheetmetal, so the fit and finish is quite impressive. As a low-mile car, this one doesn't show any obvious issues in the usual trouble spots above the fender skirts and you'll note that the shape of those skirts directly mirrors that of the front fender opening. Classic Thunderbird details abound, from the hood scoop to the wide, rectangular taillights that still resembled jet exhausts, this car is unmistakable, even if you're not a T-Bird expert. The chrome and stainless trim remains in excellent condition, particularly the bumper that frames those famous taillights. The white top with fake landau irons (which define the Landau model) is in excellent condition and gives the car a luxurious personality.
The handsome blue bucket seat interior is as luxurious as anything you could buy in 1964. Both front buckets and the cool wrap-around rear seats were given a facelift, while the rest of the interior appears to be high-quality original stuff. Ford's famous "swing away" steering column greets you when you climb in, working with the power driver's seat to make getting comfortable quite easy. The instrument panel is a wonder of design, with a wide speedometer up top and four individual pods for the auxiliary gauges, all seemingly cantilevered over the wooden veneer that makes up the console. Power windows, and a newer AM/FM stereo radio are niceties that will make this car a fine highway cruiser, and with the big trunk you'll never run out of space for your family's gear.
All 1964 Thunderbirds came standard with a 300 horsepower 390 cubic inch V8, which delivers creamy-smooth acceleration to rival an electric motor. Sure, it's got a nice V8 rumble, but this 'Bird excels at eating up the miles without breaking a sweat. The engine bay is tidy and clean, with original paint on the inner fenders so you can see just how nice this low-mile car really is. Proper gold paint was used on the air cleaner and valve covers, which sit atop a black engine block. It starts easily and runs quite well, letting off just a quiet burble from the twin tailpipes out back. A 3-speed Cruise-O-Matic transmission was the only choice, and with 3.00 gears in the 9-inch rear, this car doesn't mind 75 MPH cruising speeds. Stock wheels with full hubcaps and 205/75/15 whitewall radials ensure a smooth, quiet ride.
With this much charisma, this Thunderbird is definitely going places. Smooth, powerful, and elegant, it's the perfect ambassador for the high-style '60s. Call today!
- Power Windows
- AM/FM Radio
- Cloth Interior
- Defrost
- Heat
- Numbers Matching
- Power Brakes
- Power Steering
- Seatbelts (Front)
- Tilt Wheel
- Power Seats
- Owner's Manual
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Must Read: Jeneane
Very interesting stuff from Jeneane's blog. She's quoting the French writer,
"In this case we find ourself in a situation for which we are absolutely not prepared. Human beings are equipped for daily life, with its rites, with its closure, its commodities, its furniture. When an event arrives which evicts us from ourselves, we do not know how to 'live.' But we must. Thus, we are launched into a space-time whose coordinates are all different from those we have always been accustomed to. In addition these violent situations are always new. Always. At no moment can a previous bereavement serve as a model. It is, frightfully, all new: this is one of the most important experiences of our human histories. At times we are thrown into strangeness. This being abroad at home is what I call entredeux. Wars cause entredeux in the histories of countries. But the worst war is the war where the enemy is on the inside; where the enemy is the person I love most in the world, is myself."


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Superior quality printing and great customer service are just some of the reasons why businesses, graphic designers and everyday consumers trust us with their printing!
Our knowledge, experience, and equipment allow us to print all types of projects, from business cards to full color brochures, business cards, stationary, labels, large format posters, car wraps, yacht wraps, promotional items, apparell, and anything in between.
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Showcase: Space Marine Imperial Fists Jetbikes
Hey all, today I am showing some Forge World Imperial Jetbikes that I worked on the same time as the Forge World Outriders that I posted a few days ago. The Jetbikes sort of shocked me when I first put them together as they are actually quite big. I'm quite a big fan of them after having worked on them. I will try and get some sort of tutorial up in the coming weeks as I know a few of you asked. Upcoming next I shall be bringing Warriors of Chaos models to Tale of Painters. What do you think?


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Welcome – please make yourself at home!
On arrival you will be welcomed by the team at our main lodge. We are here 24 hours a day, looking forward to sharing our beautiful location with you.
The main lodge is the heart of camp-life. Raised above the sand and coastal scrub with views out onto the reef and Indian Ocean, it is the place to gather for meals and relaxation. Here you will find a small reference library with a variety of board games and a comfortable lounge area with self-service bar – an ideal spot for relaxing during the heat of the day with a cold drink and good book.
The dining area at the lodge is where you will join with other guests for a menu of delicious meals created by our talented, resident chef. After dinner sit in the open air and look up – the number of stars is simply astonishing and the location is known to be one of the best places to see the Milky Way. Our lodge guides bring to life the myriad of stars and point out the many different constellations filling the night sky.
Remember Sal Salis is remote and that means no mobile phone or WIFI/internet connection. For most of our guests the opportunity to 'un-plug' is a highlight, but if there are urgent needs the lodge has a landline.


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New York home, land and kennel business for sale
Home, Successful boarding kennel business, barns , 15+ acres. Approximately 11 miles northwest of Cooperstown , New York.
Established boarding kennel. Horse boarding, hobby farm and veterinary clinic potential. Or simply relax and enjoy your picturesque country living experience.
A beautiful well established boarding kennel. New construction built in 2001 for dogs and cats with a play center. Easy veterinary clinic potential. Horse boarding and hobby farm ready. Hard line business telephone number for 16 years. Easy rental opportunity for the National known Dreams Park in Cooperstown and Oneonta Ball parks 12 weeks of weekly rental. Fifteen minutes from the Respected teaching Bassett Hospital.
Outside swimming pool for the canines as well as a heated indoor heated therapy pool in the doggy 35 x48 ft. Playcenter built in 2011 with two added dog boarding suites. Sixteen boarding spaces in the main boarding facility. All with outside runs. Three fenced in grass play yards.
Cat boarding is up-to 8 cats with private playroom on the second floor. A sunroom suite is also available in main boarding building.
The kennel has a full bath and a studio available for manager to live or more cat boarding potential.
The home is a well kept federal period house with 4 bedrooms, office, living room, family room and kitchen and one large bath and laundry room. A large front porch and lovely back deck with jacuzzi and garden pond with a flower garden. Less than a 100 ft from the house you will enjoy a 24 ft above ground pool with a sun deck. The horse barn is 2 story 35x60 ft. The hand hewed garage is 20 x25 three story. The view is one of the best looking across the Butternut Valley with still having cows in further pasture grazing . This property is very unique with road frontage on either side to potential of having close numbers ever build.
Across the street you will have 5 acres of horse pasture and a 30 x60 ft two story barn with stalls. The barn has its own well for water and full electric. A hand hewed beam garage is also located across the street which is three story and 25 x25.
Delightful 10 acres of woods for nature walks and camping.
The total acreage is 15.74. You will be located 11 miles from the charming village of Cooperstown, New York. Home of the Baseball Hall of Fame. Oneonta NY is 21 miles south.
I would be happy to help with the buyer to meet and greet with the boarding clients. There is very little competition in this area for any boarding or vet clinics. The taxes are affordable for this amazing property.
For more information, call 607-376-2916. Contact by Email: email@example.com
Here is a doggone rare opportunity for anyone wanting a Ranch home and a place to run their business. The 2210 Square Foot house features 3 bedrooms and 3 baths, enclosed breezeway or sun-room and an amazing large country style covered outdoor wood deck porch. Exposed brick wall in foyer and a one car garage attached to bonus room what was used as a weaning room for dog breeding. Kitchen has brand new appliances, counter tops. House has been freshly painted inside and out with new carpet and tile.
The ADA Compliant 1,764 Square Feet newly renovated kennel building can be converted to fit your needs, as a kennel business it s ready to go and features multiple bathrooms, office, kitchen and 11 dog kennels each with access doors to an outside pen. Adjacent is the Horse Coral that features stable and shed for storage as well. Be it a Dog Training Facility, Boarding, Breeding, Kennel, Horse Property or workshop. Conveniently zoned for A.2 High Agriculture nestled back off Bouquet Canyon on 3.2 acres in a desirable area for many other breeders and kennel businesses as well as the home of Gibbon Conservation Center. This property has unlimited potential inside and out to create a great Ranch living lifestyle while still being near to city amenities. Please call us for a private showing or more information. No Soliciting please we screen every inquiry.


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Westwoodhill has over many years been greatly encouraged by the presence and involvement in the life of the church by its Deaf Members.
Monday morning Bible Studies for deaf BSL users only in Church basement area from 10.00am. This restarts after summer break on Monday 4th September 2017
Sign language communication is also available during the main church Sunday Services.


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Built in about 1485, the Old Palace provides tours as well as being a venue for Weddings,corporate and private parties and way more. Most of you understand that we have been in our little house eight now for a couple of weeks and in that point we now have created stop a multitude! Just one factor – the shorter the lease, the higher the lease – that's the one disadvantage. Ideal tourist points of interest are The Roman Baths and Abbey, the rooftop pool at Thermae Bath Spa, Jane Austen Centre, Stonehenge, Avebury, Lacock, Longleat Safari & Adventure Park and Castle Combe. Made of chipboard, this dream home might close up into a conveniently handled play set, in case younger girls felt the necessity to convey all the pieces to a pal's house or Grandma's. The was an extention constructed before we moved here 2.5 years ago and there was damp after we moved in. We fixed the guttering and thought that had mounted it but having taking off the wall paper at the moment I can see a massive patch of it, half on an external wall and half on an inner wall.
Your Mercury-the way you assume-or your Venus-your social life and love nature-could possibly be in Sagittarius or Aquarius, since they are the planets closest to the Sun. So this lens has been very helpful to me. I even have always needed to construct cat timber robust & sturdy enough for giant cats to jump on. Thank you for sharing the instructions on tips on how to go about doing this! Sweet & Savory Artisan Soaps has a choice of soaps made with Olive Oil, Coconut Oil, and Palm Oil in addition to Shea Butter together with different pure elements. We reside in age the place we're cocooned, thick loft insulation, cavity wall insulation, double glazing,central heating, thick fitted carpets and so on, the house or flat cannot breath, most moisture is being created throughout the four partitions and cannot get out. However, the fifty two-year-previous British star not too long ago introduced he would do a lot much less appearing as soon as House got here to an finish.
Low-price moisture traps and DIY traps are fine for small rooms, caravans, workplaces and so forth but they will not be satisfactory to control the moisture in the whole house. The Twelfth House is dominated by Pisces and is the home of secret sorrows, those you bear alone and never tell anyone. When you name in an property agent to sell your house for you, the service you're paying for is that they'll come spherical, measure the rooms, take the pictures for you, write up the details and lay it all out for consumers to read.
The village of Princetown has its origins in 1785, when Sir Thomas Tyrwhitt, Secretary to the Prince of Wales, leased a large portion of Dartmoor from the Duchy of Cornwall property, with the intention of farming it. Soon other individuals came to reside in the area and it was steered that a prison be constructed there to deal with the 1000's of captives of the Napoleonic Wars.
The roof (part A) of the bat box was reduce barely over-sized to allow secondary minimize at a 22 half degree angle to match the highest of the back (half C) and the sides (elements B).Milling the back fringe of the roof to a 22 half degree angle improves the visible appeal and makes it simpler to get rid of drafts and to waterproof the joints between the roof, back and sides of the bat house.


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Build and run the BitShares client¶
To build the BitShares client, just type the following:
$ bts build
This will take some time, but you should end up with a BitShares binary ready to be executed. To make sure this worked, and see all the versions available on your system, type:
$ bts list
This should also show you the default version of the client that will be run.
To run it, you just need to:
$ bts run
After the first run, this will have created the
~/.BitShares directory (
~/Library/Application Support/BitShares on OSX)
and you should go there, edit the
config.json file, and fill in the user and
password for the RPC connection.
At this point, you want to create a wallet, an account and register it as a witness. Please refer to the BitShares documentation for instructions.
Pro Tip: running the client in tmux¶
Running the client inside your shell after having logged in to your VPS is what you want to do in order to be able to run it 24/7. However, you want the client to still keep running even after logging out. The solution to this problem is to use what is called a terminal multiplexer, such as screen or tmux. Don't worry about the complicated name, what a terminal multiplexer allows you to do is to run a shell to which you can "attach" and "detach" at will, and which will keep running in the background. When you re-attach to it, you will see your screen as if you had never disconnected.
Here we will use
tmux, but the process with
screen is extremely similar
(although a few keyboard shortcuts change).
The first thing to do is to launch
tmux itself, simply by running the following
in your shell:
$ tmux
You should now see the same shell prompt, but a status bar should have appeared at the bottom of your screen, meaning you are now running "inside" tmux.
The keyboard shortcuts are somewhat arcane, but this is the bare minimum you have to remember:
when outside of tmux:
tmux: create a new tmux session
tmux attach: re-attach to a running session
when inside of tmux:
ctrl+b d: detach the session - do this before disconnecting from your server
ctrl+b [: enter "scrolling mode" - you can scroll back the screen (normal arrows and sliders from your terminal application don't work with tmux…) Use
qto quit this mode
So let's try attaching/detaching our tmux session now:
as you just ran 'tmux', you are now inside it
ctrl-b d, and you should now be back to your shell before launching it
$ tmux attach # this re-attaches to our session
$ bts run # we run the bitshares client inside tmux
ctrl-b d, you are now outside of tmux, and doesn't see anything from the bts client
$ tmux attach # this re-attaches your session, and you should see the bts client still in action
To get more accustomed to tmux, it is recommended to find tutorials on the web, this one for instance seems to do a good job of showing the power of tmux while not being too scary…