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OraLase Therapy is a laser assisted procedure developed with the objective of reducing pain and dysfunction of the head and neck for patients 6 and older.
The primary goals of therapy include pain reduction, inflammation reduction and increasing blood flow but there are many powerful secondary benefits.
It was developed by Dr. Darick Nordstrom with the goal of increasing the quality of life for patients while simplifying treatment plans for the dental teams caring for the complex patient.
OraLase Therapy is delivered with FDA approved technology and has been utilized for years without any known adverse effects.
It delivers a very specific form of biologically safe coherent infra-red light through a specially designed handpiece. OraLase Therapy does not involve physical touch with the patient, yet delivers a medical grade dose of healing energy through a thin fiber that transmits the light from the laser to the patient.
OraLase is not to be confused with Low Level Laser Therapy as the two techniques are very different in their approach and delivery,
Principles do not change.
Laws of nature cannot be altered.
OraLase Therapy is based on understanding that the ways of nature can be mimicked by technology.
OraLase exists where nature meets technology and form meets function.
It lives where principles meet practicality and doctor becomes healer.
OraLase is an approach to healing that is much more meanginful than a simple procedure.
The use of the word therapy implies ongoing support and effects of treatment. OraLase Therapy is a meaningful way to describe the effects of this approach to healthcare.
The detailed and specific delivery of the frequency, dosage and selection of laser equipment, as well as the carefully designed technique of delivery have been chosen for a reason.
OraLase cannot be duplicated, imitated or modified without losing the efficacy of the therapy.
Careful measures have been taken to ensure that OraLase Therapy is both very safe and highly successful.
Comprehensive training is required to ensure the proper application of therapy.
Considerate development of patient and provider resources creates a healing space for all involved.
OraLase Therapy involves the utilization of a highly specific application of laser technology in a very controlled delivery to the regions of the head and neck .
The FDA approved equipment utilized to deliver the Class 4 medical grade laser dosage is delivered in a carefully prescribed protocol.
The equipment, settings and frequencies utilized in OraLase Therapy are unique. OraLase has been developed over many years and with a highly specificly designed delivery. that is then customized to the needs of the patient.
There are two lasers capable of delivering OraLase Therapy. One is the Lightwalker laser by Fotona and is developed specifically for dental use.
The other is a portable, battery operated laser that can be used for either dental or medical use. This laser is distributed by Fotona as the XLase and by inPhase Medical. as the FoxLase.
There is a reason why OraLase Therapy took many years to develop and is being released to providers in a carefully controlled setting. It is a powerful tool that deserves to be delivered by those who respect its ability to affect their patients in many ways.
Only the providers that show a thorough knowledge of the technologies, techniques and theory behind OraLase will be given authority to use the OraLase name, logo and permission to deliver OraLase Therapy through its creator, Dr. Darick Nordstrom and the ALF InterFACE Academy.
Release of the layer of tissue known as the fascia can allow greater movement and function of the entire body. We treat the tissues of the head and neck to allow a softening of some of the most used and often abused tissues of the body.
By targeting the tissue of the fascial layer of the body, we have a powerful opportunity to harness the healing power of the brain and bran-stem through neuromodulation.
The OraLase technique utilizes an exceptionally specific wavelength and technique to deliver a gentle warming sensation to damaged or restricted tissues.
By using a Class 4 medical grade laser, we gain access the deeper tissues of the body which allows our therapies to effectively reduce pain, increase motion and support healing through multiple pathways.
OraLase Therapy stimulates collagen formation, increases blood flow, softens fascial restrictions and provides an environment conducive to neurologic integration as well as endorphin release This highly advantageous combination of benefits provides unique and powerful opportunities for healing.
The human body is driven by the brain, supported through our reflexes, moves efficiently through tissue mobility and thrives with the gifts inherently available to us through providing optimal care for our bodies.
OraLase provides us with a safe and effective way to help the body achieve balance and improvements in overall function.
The sensation of pain in the fascial tissue and C fibers is processed through the emotional (also known as the limbic) system. Recent research indicates that the communication between the cerebellum and cortex is critical in our developing sense of self. The limbic system stands between the two .
The communication of the sensation of pain within the co between the parts of the brain must pass through the limbic system which can color the reality of the perception.
By almost instantly relieving pain while creating sensations that we feel as familiar and comfortable, the brain is allowed to transition from the pain to pleasure in a safe space of physical and emotional healing.
OraLase creates and utilizes the sensations that are primitively familiar to the limbic system and temporarily open a window allowing the cerebellar-cortical communication to occur without interpretation.
That is the principle of integration.
We are using primitive, known and safe sensations to allow this gentle reawakening of feelings of safety and self-confidence.
Trauma removes that sense of safety and OraLase can temporarily restore a sense of wellness to create a space for healing and trauma resolution.
Trauma removes the connection between self and safety.
OraLase creates an opportunity for the reconnection.
The wavelength, power and delivery technique are specific to treating the layer of tissue that contains the C fibers which can react to various stimuli including: thermal, mechanical, and chemical. They also respond to lack of oxygen, levels of glucose/sugar, presence of metabolic by products, changes in position and sensitive touch. In other words, they are highly sensitive to many physiologic changes in the body and are highly influential in how the brain perceives the body. By stimulating the C fibers through gentle warmth provided by the specific healing frequency of the non-visible and non-ionizing light provided by OraLase, the damaged tissue treated with OraLase perceives a sense of wellness and calm that the brain then recognizes. Based on years of patient feedback, the results are much more powerful than simply a physical relief of pain. The additional benefits of a sense of calm, wellness, endorphin release and ability to resolve emotional trauma complement the more measurable , yet just as important physical benefits of the therapy.
The use of the OraLase frquencies allows an increase in blood supply and removal of the chemicals associated with damaged tissues. In addition to the regenerative effects of this therapy, through an immediate response in pain and function, the brain is now able to recognize the tissue as healthy and functional. This dramatic combination of physical healing of damaged tissues and neurological reconnection between brain and body supports ongoing recovery from both acute and chronic trauma
The possibilities are endless in who can be helped through OraLase Therapy.
OraLase Therapy has been helpful for people with:
Those legally able to purchase and operate Class 4 Medical Grade Lasers are qualified to become trained in OraLase Therapy. Governmental restrictions will determine the role of additional providers able to deliver care under the direction of the doctor.
At this time, OraLase training is being offered through Dr. Darick Nordstrom and Dr. Angela Tenholder and their not for profit corporation The Synergy Academy, Inc. Dental providers will receive continued education credit through the Academy of General Dentistry PACE program.
Dr. Darick Nordstrom, the developer of ALF Therapy and the ALF family of dental appliances , has been carefully developing OraLase for almost a decade.
Dr. Angie Tenholder has been working closely with Dr. Nordstrom to refine the the technical aspects of the delivery of the therapy as well as the patient education and provider resources required to bring OraLase forward as a highly viable treatment modality.
Together Drs Nordstrom and Tenholder hope to introduce OraLase Therapy as an amazing tool useful in improving the quality of lives for both patients and providers.
The Synergy Academy, Inc has filed a trademark application for OraLase. This application has been rejected based on similarity to a competing company who will own the trademark for the term Orolase.
Legal counsel has advised our organization that continuing to use and advertise the word OraLase will likely result in penalties/fines and legal action against anyone using the term OraLase, including and especially our organization.
As a result and to avoid legal action against our organization and practitioners, The Synergy Academy, Inc will be hosting the website and advertising the courses to teach the technique originally developed as OraLase as the technique now known as SmileLase.
The trademark application for SmileLase is well underway and is not expected to encounter any resistance to its approval.


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Here is my Final official mock of the year. It takes into account the results of the NFL Combine and NFL Free Agency so far. Enjoy the latest 2019 NFL Mock Draft!
1. Arizona Cardinals- Kyler Murray, QB, Oklahoma
2. San Francisco 49ers- Nick Bosa, EDGE, Ohio State
3. New York Jets- Quinnen Williams, DL, Alabama
4. Oakland Raiders- Josh Allen, EDGE, Kentucky
5. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Ed Oliver, DL, Houston
6. New York Giants- Daniel Jones, QB, Duke
7. Jacksonville Jaguars- TJ Hockenson, TE, Iowa
8. Detroit Lions- Brian Burns, EDGE, Florida State
9. Buffalo Bills- Andre Dillard, OT, Washington State
10. Denver Broncos- Drew Lock, QB, Missouri
11. Cincinnati Bengals- Devin White, LB, LSU
12. Green Bay Packers- Jawaan Taylor, OT, Florida
13. Miami Dolphins- Jonah Williams, OT, Alabama
14. Atlanta Falcons- Christian Wilkins, DL, Clemson
15. Washington Redskins- DK Metcalf, WR, Ole Miss
16. Carolina Panthers- Clelin Ferrell, EDGE, Clemson
17. New York Giants (from Cleveland)- Hakeem Butler, WR, Iowa State
18. Minnesota Vikings- Cody Ford, OT, Oklahoma
19. Tennessee Titans- Montez Sweat, EDGE, Mississippi State
20. Pittsburgh Steelers- Devin Bush, ILB, Michigan
21. Seattle Seahawks- Rashan Gary, EDGE, Michigan
22. Baltimore Ravens- Marquise Brown, WR, Oklahoma
23. Houston Texans- Greedy Williams, CB, LSU
24. Oakland Raiders (from Chicago)- Noah Fant, TE, Iowa
25. Philadelphia Eagles- Nassir Adderly, S, Deleware
26. Indianapolis Colts- Jerry Tillery, DL, Notre Dame
27. Oakland Raiders (from Dallas)- Byron Murphy, CB, Washington
28. Los Angeles Chargers- Dexter Lawrence, DL, Clemson
29. Seattle Seahawks (from KC)- Chris Lindstrom, OG, Boston College
30. Green Bay Packers (from New Orleans)- Irv Smith, TE, Alabama
31. Los Angeles Rams- Garrett Bradbury, C, NC State
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The Robert Fuller Gallery: A Beautiful Beamed Space Dedicated Exclusively to my Art Work
Follow a single-track road as it drops into a deep fold of the Yorkshire Wolds landscape and you will, eventually, reach my home and gallery. Dedicated exclusively to my artwork, The Robert Fuller Gallery is a major draw to this remote Yorkshire region. Click here to read about the story of how it started as an collection of dilapidated farm buildings and was transformed to the beautiful beamed building you see today.
Business at my gallery has boomed since its humble beginnings in 1998 . It now receives an astonishing 12,000 visitors a year, serves 7,000 customers via mail order and supplies 500 independent shops around the country, including the gift shop at the Queen's Sandringham Estate. This year it was shortlisted in the rural retailer category in the Yorkshire Post Rural Awards.
Despite its isolated rural location, the gallery is a hive of activity. Open every day from 9.30am-4.30pm on weekdays and from 10.30am until 4.30pm on weekends, it sells my original paintings, bronze sculpture, prints, cards, calendars, fine bone china mugs and luxury tableware. The range of high quality merchandise suits every budget; from a £1.65 greeting card to an £8,000 original oil painting. Click here to link directly to my shopping page where you can browse all my artwork and related products.
Also available to buy are books on wildlife and local history, toys, and preserves made by local artisan producers for whom the gallery is an outlet. Visitors inspired by my appearances on TV and in print flock to these elegantly converted farm buildings outside Thixendale not only to see and buy my art work but also to learn about and engage with wildlife through displays of my photographic and video research. On display are screens linked to live cameras that I have hidden inside animal nests and this venue is the only place in the country where people can see directly into a weasel nest. Click here to see the very latest video clips from my nest cams.
I hold two art exhibitions a year here, each attended by up to 4,000 visitors. Each of my exhibitions is themed and I display information boards so that visitors can learn about the birds or animals I have painted in full. I also throw open the doors to my studio so that visitors can see how I translate my photographs and video taken in the field into paintings. . Click here to find out when the next exhibition is on and what I will be showcasing. Customers from all over the globe will often book a holiday on the Yorkshire Wolds based around their visit t my gallery and I am happy to recommend places to stay and eat nearby. Click here to see a list of places to stay and eat if you are planning a visit.
Local people also take great pride in my gallery. Many Yorkshire homes display my paintings on their walls, and customers return with visiting friends to show off "their local artist". Here at the gallery I also offer a year-round calendar of guided nature walks and falconry events. I employ local tour guides to run these extra events. Click here to find out whats on. I have even joined forces with a nearby travel agent to run tailor-made holidays to the Galapagos Islands. Contact me on 01759 368355 to find out when the next trip is planned.
I employ local people to run my gallery, all of them friendly and knowledgeable in wildlife matters. Among my staff is a skilled framer who offers a bespoke framing service which is widely used by the surrounding community. Click here for more information.
In the 19 years since I launched the gallery and business, it has grown to serve some 20,000 customers across the country. And in the run up to Christmas this remote building is a hive of activity, sending out up to 50 parcels a day to destinations across the globe. Its nice to think that people all over the world are able to access my work, despite my remote location.
If you are planning a visit to Yorkshire and you love wildlife, be sure to make the Robert Fuller Gallery a stop on your route!Author: Robert E Fuller


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Social bowlsBy McIvor Times
Social bowls
THE weather was more favourable for Heathcote bowlers last week, with social bowls successfully held on Wednesday and Saturday.
On Wednesday, 17 players played three games of pairs and triples. The winners were B. Taylor and J. Hutson who scored 45 points, plus 15 shots.
Runners-up were H. Dawson, D. Cutajar and I. Hutterer with 37 points, plus 7 shots.
On Saturday 15 bowlers took the short end of the front green.
After 22 ends, only one team had chalked up three wins and that was the team comprising B. Gardiner and C. Cail, who finished with 46 points, plus 16 shots.
They were clearly ahead of the runner-up team consisting of A. Perry and J. Hutson with 34 points, plus 12 shots. The jackpot was not won and will be $60 this week.
Entries are now being taken for the ladies September tournament
Coming events
Today: Mixed social bowls at 1pm.
Tomorrow: Working bee 2pm.
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School Timetable
Children are asked to be on the school premises no earlier that 8.50a.m. and no later that 8.55a.m. We impress upon children the importance of punctuality and ask parents to support us be ensuring that their child is in school at an appropriate time; your child's leaning is disrupted if they are late, other children's learning is disrupted by latecomers disturbing the class. The governing body has set an attendance target of 92% and there is an automatic referal from the attendance system to the Education Welfare Officer Should attendance drop below 90%.
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The total teaching hours per week, including religious education but excluding the statutory daily act of collective workshop, registration and breaks is 23 hours 30 minutes.
Attendance Information
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If your child is due to attend a medical, doctor, dental or optical appointment please let us know in advance either by
sending the appointment card or a written note to school. This will be recorded in the register as an unauthorised absence. Children soon get behind in their work if they miss even odd days from school, so please do not keep them away unless they are unwell or in a family crisis. If your child is absent due to ill health, we ask that you contact the school (by telephone if possible) on the first day of illness. This way, we can be sure that your child has not been
involved in an accident on the way to school. At the same time you can give us indication of approximately how long your child will be away from school, and let us know if you require homework for your child if he/she is well enough to do it. If your child must take prescribed medicines in school, we require you to complete a form, 'Request for the administration of prescribed medicine in school.' (Appendix), available from the School Secretary. We will not administer any medicines without the authorisation of this form. This is for safety reasons and in your child's interest. If circumstances relating to your child's health alter at any time, please let us know in writing, in order for us to amend our records.
Education Welfare Officers are employed by the Education Authority to act as liaison between parents and school. They are much more than attendance officers of the past and are now more like social workers attached to the
education service. However, one of their tasks remains the enforcement of rules concerning school attendance. The Welfare Officer can also help with information concerning free school meals and any other matters affecting your
child's welfare. Please see Appendix for the latest information available regarding attendance. Due to new Welsh Government guidance no family holidays can be authorised in term time.


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See Part I and Part II
So many times I've been the girl standing at the crossroads, getting sunburned and wrinkled, trying not to make a mistake. Sometimes a decision came quickly and I would move toward something I really wanted to do. But not often. Unless I stayed busy and let the decisions work themselves out (which works until it doesn't), I struggled.
I could never just relax.
As I get older I've started to embrace the thinking that we can't really get on the wrong road.
And this doesn't mean we can't get on a road littered with potholes and sticker bushes and maybe even fire breathing dragons - it just means the other road - the road not taken - very likely had its own kinds of roadblocks and setbacks and boulder slinging orcs!
Maybe life can use whatever road we take to get us where we need to go. Maybe if we stopped wasting energy deciding - we would have a whole lot more energy for the journey ahead no matter which road we choose.
Although I'm not sure about wrong roads - I do think we can get on long roads.
I have had a few businesses, but only two that I started from a space of excitement and these are the two that have worked out the best for me. One was when I found Etsy in 2008 and fell in love with the place
and the other was several years earlier when I saw an ad in a magazine for a personalized product that could be sold from a mall cart. I thought the product was super unique, clever and kind of genius.
They had a cart in a mall on Staten Island and I drove up there with my brother to check it out. It was a large mall and I realized while parking my car I had no idea where their cart was located. We walked in a side entrance and the cart was right there in front of us.
I took that as a good sign.
I wandered around the cart pretending to be a customer and asked the kid working there how business was going. "Terrible", he said, "this is the slowest cart I've ever worked."
I took that as a good sign.
In fact, when I am taking everything as a good sign - I take that as a good sign!
I don't think the passion and excitement mean we will make a million dollars or even succeed in the way we set out to. I do think it's a good indicator of something we are meant to do - in the sense that our soul purpose, skills and timing line up with it.
On the other hand when I have jumped into something that put me on the long road
(for example when I started the embroidery business I wrote about here)
the jump was not made from a space of enthusiasm or joy or eagerness for what I was about to do - the jump usually came from my fear of standing still -
I didn't trust the right thing would come along for me at the right time. My doubt created an urgent feeling that I had to do something now.
Other times the long road for me (the road with the boulder slinging orcs) has come from an act of indecision - a space that isn't the same we work with when we embrace a "waiting attitude".
Maybe we let the deadline slide by and don't sign up for the course or apply to the show. We don't take care of ourselves and then get sick and miss the job interview. We tell ourselves it just wasn't meant to be.
Maybe. Maybe not. Sometimes our fear of doing something or of that something not turning out very well stops us in our tracks. And rather than make the decision to stop, cultivate a waiting attitude and lean into what develops - we just let the opportunity slide by and then tell ourselves it wasn't meant to be. Indecision is a decision (and an action).
We can feel the difference between something we procrastinate because we just don't want to do it and something we are afraid of and then make the decision, unconsciously, to not make the decision.
The first thing we maybe won't think about again (until life presents us with another opportunity to handle things in a better, higher way) and the second thing will gnaw at us (yes, kind of like Olive when she hasn't had her dinner and I am working).
I don't think that gnawing feeling of regret necessarily means we should have, or even could have, done the thing we let slide away, but I do think it means we should have stepped into our power and responsibility and made a conscious choice about it
(and next time we will - that's the great joy about living on a round planet everything comes around again, although often in a different form, for another go!).
So how do we know when to advance and when to retreat? How do we decide between X and Y when we just can't decide?
I think just asking the question tells us we can't get there from here.
Remember that scene in the Chevy Chase movie Funny Farm where the moving men ask the local how to get to a certain place and the local guy says "well, I wouldn't start from here."
We need to get to the space where we wouldn't ask the question.
And I don't mean this in a woo-woo enlightened "I know it all" kind of way or an "I am the decider", I choose a position and cling to it forever kind of way either.
Maybe the real question isn't should I choose X or Y or should I keep going or give up - the real question is always how do I get to the space where I know what I want; that space of receptivity where I awaken the power of the Creative within me and flow into my next right action?
Some things we can be asking ourselves are:
1. Can I embrace the thought that the "passionate, excited feeling" is the best, most reliable good sign that I line up with something?
And if we tend toward negative thinking, like I do, these passionate things may be few and far between. Another reason to work on a more optimistic attitude.
The optimist has many more avenues available for creative energy to support because they can get passionate and excited about more things and so line up with them!
2. Can I embrace the thought that if something doesn't work out the way I hoped it would, it doesn't mean I shouldn't have done it?
We came here for the experience. Think about it - what do we really learn from winning anyway except how to win and we can learn that from losing, too!
I don't want to minimize failure. I hate when business people glamorize their failures because those failures can hurt other people and create chaos and instability. I just don't want us to be afraid to do that new thing we are excited about! It's not that we should do something because 'maybe it will work' - it's that we should do something we are passionate and excited about because we will grow from the doing.
Whether or not it will work out the way we want it to is a whole other conversation. And, yes, sometimes that conversation needs to happen, but let's have this one first.
We aren't masochists here - we would all rather learn about winning from winning than learn about winning from losing! Who doesn't want a mantle full of trophies or a bank account full of greenbacks? I know I do.
Well, actually I do have a mantle full of trophies (don't hate me), won by other people, but so what, they look adorable and no one is getting that close to them anyway (yes, I've trained Olive to stand guard while people ooh and ahh and I take a little bow).
So, how do we get to this space?
Next up in part IV (have I said lately how much I love Roman numerals!) - Can You Hear Me Now or what's blocking our reception?


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Hi everyone!! I'm a little late in putting up my DT post for the June Sketch Challenge at Scrapbudz .....I'm sorry.....it's been a trying couple of weeks! Anyways......here we go.
Our challenge this month is this gorgeous sketch by Vanessa
Love, love, love her sketches!!! And here's my take on it.......
I know, it's completely different!! But the essence of the sketch is there!! I just moved the elements around!! Plus, I only had one pic to work with for this LO, so I had to make the best of it!!
Papers are Graphic 45 & BoBunny. I circle cut the pink gingham paper, and then used my Martha Stewart corner punch on the edge. I got this idea from Lisa G at What A Beautiful Mess (do check out her blog for more great ideas, and tutorials). Next I layered 2 postcards from K & Co, which I promptly distressed with Tim's inks & tools. Here's a closeup.....
In between, and over the postcards, I added some Webster's Pages Bloomers, a die cut, a Tim Holtz charm and a whole lot of fussy cut flowers (G45 pp). I added some Ranger Liquid Pearls to the centers of the flowers.
Sorry, bad pic of the left side. I used Lindy's Stamp Gang Starburst Sprays over some TH Distress Ink on the Tattered Angels frame. It's too bad that you can't see the shimmer, cause there's a lot of it!!! I love LSG products!!! So I layered a fussy cut fairy over the frame and just touching my pic, and then added a few more flowers.
More LSG Sprays & Magical Micas, were used on the Kaisercraft birdhouse. I also added a piece of cream cardstock to the back of the cage......cause it was getting lost. I stamped over it with my all time fave script stamp from Hampton Arts & brown StazOn. A few pearls pn the bottom edge & a Timmy dangly bit (not the actual name). I fussy cut the fairy, and added Glossy Accents (Ranger) to her wings. I know, you can't see that either!
And here's my title....a K & Co diecut!! I used Lisa G's technique for adding ribbon & brads (MME).
So that's my project. I hoe you enjoy it as much as I do.
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It's not just during the Terrible Trio but...any 10 minute ad set one is going to hear:
A) Credit Associates
Wayne runs down CA for you right here in Debt Settlement Company Credit Associates flat out lies on commercials.
WFMY took it even further.
B) Nugenix featuring big fat Frank Thomas.
Guess ZizZazz was just a gateway drug for Thomas.
Check out Supplement Review's Nugenix - An Overpriced, Prop Blend-based, Dubious Testosterone Booster or Supplement Geek's Nugenix: Does It Raise Testosterone? Unbiased Review of Research
Oh, and don't Google 'Nugenix unauthorized charges.'
C) Rick Stacy is back.
That's just top notch ad sales right there. Followed by great analysis outta Chris Carlin on the Knicks. "I know they had to jump out there a lot last night because the Grizzlies shot very well from three."
They shot 10-28.
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A century before Lance Armstrong captured headlines around the world by winning a record seventh consecutive Tour de France, another American dominated the world of competitive cycling. His name was Bobby Walthour, and in the early 1900s he was one of the world's most famous and highly paid athletes. Life in the Slipstream chronicles Walthour's rise from a lowly bicycle messenger in Georgia to... read more
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Walter Jackinsky has spent most of his 88 years on the water. Any Tonnage, Any Ocean melds family drama and Native history, zest for travel and deep roots in the home place. The title refers to Captain Jackinsky's hard-won master mariner's license. Even more it conveys his no-limits approach to life in general, from salmon fishing to music to all things maritime. Enjoy the ride!
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The Art of Hiring Leaders: A Guide for Nonprofit Organizations describes the executive transition process beginning with the board, through all the steps of the search process including a chapter on bringing a new executive into the organization successfully. Chapters are short and "reader friendly". The website has reviews and excerpts; the website is www.theartofhiringleaders.net.
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The Jesse Lee story opens in the Aleutian Islands with the arrival of well-meaning 19th-century missionaries intent on delivering salvation and "civilization" to a proud people. Volume I tells of an institution founded in conflict and dissension that grew into a community admired by its neighbors and loved by many of its residents, mostly Native children from coastal Alaska. The Home operated ... read more
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Dear Milena,
Above: Protesters gather along the Lebanese-Israeli border in Maroun al-Ras, Lebanon, to mark the anniversary of the Nakba. Photo: Mahmoud Ramsey. (click image to enlarge).
These Palestinian refugees, inspired by the "Arab Spring" to act as their own agentsfor achieving their fundamental human rights, sought to exercise their internationally recognized -- but long-denied -- right of return to their homes.
Israel's lethal response with live ammunition provides a stark reminder of the extent to which it will go to maintain its apartheid policies against Palestinians.
While Israel allows Jewish people from anywhere in the world automatically to attain citizenship, it forcibly forbids the return of Palestinian refugees whom it exiled from their homes. Such a policy -- discrimination based on religious or ethnic differences -- is the very definition of apartheid.
Israel's latest atrocity adds one more reason why our petition to Members of Congress -- to boycott Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin "Bibi" Netanyahu's upcoming address to a joint meeting of Congress on May 24 -- is important. Thank you for signing!
Thanks to you, we've almost reached two thirds of our goal of 10,000 signatures, after which we'll deliver your signature to House Speaker John Boehner, who invited Netanyahu to speak.
Our message is starting to be heard. There's evidence that if Bibi comes to Congress to deliver more of the same tired arguments -- about why Israel should continue its apartheid rule over Palestinians -- then perhaps his reception won't be so warm.
Last Friday, the Israeli newspaper Ma'ariv cited U.S. sources stating that if Bibi's speech doesn't contain "real content," then "he would bebetter off canceling italtogether... a speech before Congress is not a ritualistic matter -- he must lay out his vision for peace."[1]
While in Washington, DC, Netanyahu also will be speaking to the annual policy conference of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), the largest and most influential lobby supporting Israeli occupation and apartheidagainst Palestinians.
To coincide with AIPAC's conference, the US Campaign Steering Committee, Advisory Board and staff are gearing up to participate in the discourse-challenging panels and workshops of "Move Over AIPAC," a US Campaign-endorsed event, May 21-24.
Learn more about this seminal event, organized by US Campaign member group CODEPINK, and how you can get involved in efforts to challenge U.S. support for Israeli occupation and apartheid. Join us as we continue our work to change U.S. policy to support freedom,justice and equality as we help to Move Over AIPAC.
We hope to see you in Washington, DC this weekend!
In solidarity,
Josh Ruebner
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PS -- We do all of our work to challenge U.S. policy with just 0.4% of AIPAC's budget. If it were an even struggle, then we'd be sure to win. Help make that possible by sending your generous, tax-deductible contribution to us today. Thank you!
[1] Thanks to Israeli human rights activist Didi Remez for thetranslation of this article.


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Agrimonia pubescens Wallr.
Downy Agrimony, Soft Agrimony, Hairy Agrimony
Rosaceae (Rose Family)
Synonym(s): Agrimonia bicknellii, Agrimonia mollis
USDA Symbol: AGPU
USDA Native Status: L48 (N), CAN (N)
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Plant CharacteristicsDuration: Perennial
Habit: Herb
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Leaf Shape: Elliptic , Lanceolate , Obovate
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Fruit Type: Achene
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NASHVILLE --- It was a night to remember as Tennessee State University honored its former football players that competed in the professional leagues Friday at the Renaissance Hotel.
The event began with a reception that rivaled a homecoming class reunion. Full of laughs, hugs and the sound of the Aristocrat of Bands, the one-hour experience was a preview of the festivities to come.
The cheerleaders were on hand to get the crowd in the school spirit before the program dinner officially began.
Former sports anchor Hope Hines served as master of ceremonies and led two entertaining panels with Pro Football Hall of Famer Richard Dent, Ed "TooTall" Jones, Dominique-Rodgers-Cromartie, Anthony Pleasant, Randy Fuller, Oliver Davis, Al Davis and TSU's First NFL Draft pick George Balthazar.
The gentlemen reflected on their careers, time at TSU and lessons they've learned along the way.
Following a tribute to the former coaches and supporters, a portion of the program, "Gone But Never Forgotten" gave everyone a chance to call out names of those who are no longer with us.
Keynote speaker and former Tennessee Titan Chris Hope delivered an encouraging message during the program. He revered a few of his TSU connections, including his former Steelers teammate and Tiger alum Brent Alexander.
Emphasizing the importance of supporting the Big Blue program, head football coach Rod Reed talked about the Tiger Paw Booster Club before Director of Athletics Teresa Phillips had closing remarks.
TSU has a rich tradition in football. More than 150 former Tigers have gone on to play professionally while 21 have made super bowl appearances.


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In our most recent blogs we've told you about the history of Tesla, including the Roadster that started it all. We've also written about the two Model S Teslas we have, as well as the 2016 Model X. But where do we go from here? People in Boston love renting Teslas because they're such fast luxury cars, so do we just keep updating the model years and call it good?
Hardly! 2017 brings something new to Tesla rental in Boston, and that's the Tesla Model 3. Let us tell you a little bit about it.
The Model 3
The Tesla Model 3 will be Tesla Motors' first foray into small vehicles for the mass market. The 3 is a four door compact luxury sedan designed to seat five adults comfortably. Like previous Teslas, it will get at least 200 miles per charge.
The Price
The Tesla Model 3 will be Tesla Motors first foray into the mass market. While previous Tesla models started out of most people's price ranges, the Model 3 starts at $35,000, around half of a Model 3. (That's the price before any government incentives.)
The Announcement
The Model 3 was announced in 2013, and the prototype showing the design was unveiled on March 31, 2016. This was the same day as…
The Preorder
On March 31, 2016, tens of thousands of people lined up across the country to preorder their Tesla Model 3. On that day each of them put down a $1,000 deposit for the vehicles. Within four days, 276,000 reservations had been taken, and as of November 2016 there have been more than 400,000 reservations made for the vehicle. That represents approximately $16,000,000,000 (16 billion dollars!) in sales for the Model 3 once they are all delivered.
The Battery
The battery of a particular Tesla determines how fast it can accelerate. The base model of the Model 3 will be able to accelerate from 0-60 in under six seconds, incredibly fast by most standards. Still, upgrades to the battery are available that will allow it to reach Ludicrous Mode as seen in the most recent Model S and Model X. And speaking of S and X…
The Little Joke
The Model 3 was originally going to be called the Model E, joining the Model S and X so that the first three Teslas would spell out "sex," but another automaker copyrighted the Model E name first and Musk's little joke was ruined.
The worst thing about the Model 3? The wait! Tesla is pretty good about release dates, but it isn't scheduled to be released until late 2017. GSD Rides has one on order so that our customers can experience what's sure to be an amazing vehicle. Of course, you certainly don't have to wait to rent a Tesla here in Massachusetts. You can rent our 2013 Model S here, our 2016 Model S here, or our 2016 Model X right here. Taking a ride in these wonderful vehicles for a while can get you ready for that Model 3 that might be in your future!


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May 21, 2019 - Dubai, UAE
Cushions, rugs and poufs can have a massive impact on the aesthetic of any room. They add a personal stamp on any room decor allowing to make the overall look cohesive. Transforming your living room into a sanctuary is all about channeling an environment that inspires and calms you and with these neutral decorative pieces one will be able to do so. So whether you wish to make your home even cosier or you feel like changing things up a bit, Home and Soul Dubai offers a new range of cushions, poufs and rugs that are a perfect way to transform a tired interior.
Here are a few elegant items that can help spruce up any room:
Add a Pouf for that traditional charm:
Poufs act as the the ideal versatile accent piece of any home, with its dual use. They're the perfect perch for your feet after a long day and are a handy textured ensemble that can add depth to any seating area. The Merzouga Pouf (AED 495) available at Home and Soul, can change the aesthetic of any room.
A natural cushion add form to any seating area:
Ethnic cushion covers ooze charm and add sheer elegance to any sofa overall contributing to the warmth to any room. With traditionally used handloom and weaving techniques, these cushions give that wow factor in a subtle manner. The Casablanca Constanza Pillow(AED 250) with its textured & beaded embellishments is available at Home and Soul.
A rug can make a vibrant centerpiece:
Rugs anchor a room and layer a room's decor. This grey Ourzazate rug from Home and Soul will help to harmonize any room, giving the space a cohesive unity. A rug will help bring warmth to the space, leaving it vibrant. The Ourzazate(AED 3,200) available at Home and Soul, can spruce up any room with its modern yet symmetrical patterns.
Home and Soul is situated on Al Wasl Road, Villa 6, Dubai, between Um Al Shief and Al Manara, you can browse and buy online at www.homeandsouldubai.com


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Our guide had us in the queue for the Temple Mount soon after 8am but it still took a whole hour for us to get through the necessary screenings and bag searches.
While we waited we had the sun to warm our bones, and this magnificent view of the walls, including those massive stones at the base dating back to the Second Temple built by Herod the Great.
Just as we might at home in our own churches, groups of women had taken their chairs out into the sunshine after the weekend's gloomy weather, and were enjoying studying their own holy book.
There's nothing quite so magnificent as the sight of the golden dome gleaming in the morning sun.


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As tensions continue to grow between the Obama Administration and Israel's Netanyahu government over Iran, Secretary of State John Kerry rejected the Israeli complaints insisting that nothing in the US-backed deal was a threat to Israel.
That's the most specific US officials have been in rejecting Israeli complaints, with previous comments centering on the idea that Israel didn't have a good view of what the closed-door talks were yielding. Israel has insisted it has secured secret information on the talks, and opposes the deal.
Kerry went on to say that while Netanyahu was free to express his "concerns" he was flat out wrong in his claims about the pact, and insisted that the deal would benefit everyone, including Israel.
The Obama Administration is reportedly increasingly annoyed by Israel's public lobbying of the US Congress against their diplomatic efforts, believing it amounts to inappropriate "meddling" in internal US politics. That annoyance seems to be leading to more willingness to publicly disagree with the Israeli prime minister, something that in years past would've been unthinkable for a top US official.
As the Iran talks resume later this week, expect Israel to ratchet up its condemnations once again, but don't be surprised if the State Department responds specifically to their criticisms.


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This is the best time of year to stock up on supplies for next year's holiday projects. I scored these funky wooden trees for about 70% off last year during the local craft store's Christmas clearance sale. I didn't know what I was going to do with them at the time, but I knew I'd turn them into something special eventually. An idea popped into my head when I came across them this year in my craft supply closet. It only took a few scrapbooking supplies and some Gala Glitz from the Art Glitter Institute (which, by the way, is my favorite product of theirs) to give these clearance items a new life!
Supplies Needed:
Wooden trees - mine came painted white already, but if yours didn't, paint them using acrylic paints and let dry.
Two sizes of circle paper punches
Miscellaneous scrapbook paper
Collage medium (I used Collage Pauge)
1" sponge brush
Craft Glue (I used Tacky Glue)
Assorted sizes and colors of plastic buttons (about 20)
Designer Dries Clear adhesive
Gala Glitz in assorted colors (I used red, teal and lavender blue)
Assorted fibers or yarn
Small wooden blocks in various sizes
Punch out two sizes of circles out of your scrapbook papers. Cut out enough to cover most of the tree, leaving little bits of white showing through.
Using the sponge brush, apply a thin layer of collage medium to the tree and lay on the circles. Let dry, then repeat, adding more circles on another layer. When you are satisfied with your circles, apply one last layer of collage medium to seal.
Take the buttons and apply Designer Dries Clear adhesive to their centers, then sprinkle with Gala Glitz. Let dry. Leave some of the buttons plain.
Adhere the buttons randomly on the tree with craft adhesive. Use the largest buttons for the tree toppers.
Wrap several wooden blocks in scrapbook papers and glue into place with craft glue. Wrap ribbons around them and top with one or two tiny plastic buttons. Glue them to the base of the tree (if your tree came with a base).
Wrap a strand of fibers or yarn around the tree and adhere at both ends with a drop of craft glue.


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After almost 7 months of searching for a new home I officially moved apartments today. Needles to say, I could not be happier, considering how difficult it has become to find a solid, let alone decent flat to rent in our capitol after I had moved abroad about a year ago. But as great as the new home is, the best part of moving there wasn't the move or the big red retro fridge I always wanted to own (or rent) and now do, it wasn't even part of the new environment. It happened in my studio, where I used to live, almost halfway across the country.
It's the same as when finishing a painting project, I don't celebrate on the canvas or even in front of it (sure I take several long glances, letting it all in and silently feeling great about how much of a good thing I made from scratch), but for me the celebrations officially start when I am cleaning the brushes.
It might not be what everybody else does, but clean-up for me is a ritual that defines the official end of work, and as such the completion of a project. It is a sacred thing, as far as sacred goes in an atheist's vocabulary, that produces a kind of peaceful excitement. And the same goes for my digital work.
My desktop is always absolutely clear; nothing on it apart from a carefully selected background of trees that my girlfriend can't but to make fun of (it usually takes me weeks to find the right balance of mountains, vegetation and rivers on a landscape photograph to be used as a wallpaper on my Mac – after 4 years I have a collection of 4 images in total). But as soon as I start a project, all the work is done on my desktop and intentionally so, because it just feels that amazing to colour tag, and archive the finalised files and click delete for everything else at the very end.
I guess in the end, similar to how Ivan Pavlov used clickers to train his pets, it really is all in the clunking sound you computer makes, when you wipe everything clean. And I can't but to remember one of my favourite quotes (though it is a blatant overgeneralisation) We're All Just Monkeys In Shoes.


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Chad Booth sits down with Brent Gardner, Adam Trupp, and Mark Ward to discuss the outcome of the 2013 legislative session. How will local governments and residents be affected by some of the lesser known bills that were passed? A variety of topics were covered on the hill this year. The most important topic on the radar this year was the proposal to relocate the state prison. The close relationship between the state and counties in housing state inmates has the potential of being interrupted depending on what the state builds for a new prison.
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- Size: Bats are nocturnal creatures that vary in size, weighing up to 2 pounds, with a wing span of about 7 to 14 inches. Their bodies are covered in fur, with leather-like wings.
- Feeds On: Bats primarily fest on insects. In other parts of the world, some bats feed on fruits however in the US bats typically only eat bugs. Because bats mainly eat insects, they are extremely valuable to our eco system which requires special considerations, dictated by law, when attempting pest removal.
- Nests: Bats are most commonly found in homes, caves, storage sheds, and trees. These animals choose to live in sheltered environments where they feel protected. Typically, bats enter through roof edges, vents, improperly flashed roof valleys, chimneys or siding.
- Concerns: Bats avoid human contact, and do not attack humans. However, their presence can cause many issues for home and business owners that requires immediate attention. Bats leave oily residue behind, wherever they choose to roost. This oily residue appears to be a dark in color that is noticeable against light colored paint or siding. Bat urine can also cause problems as it tends to be slippery. Additionally bat droppings also pose a threat, as they have the capacity to foster growth of bacteria that can cause various diseases. There is also the possibility of bats carrying rabies, and the fact that bats have the ability to build colonies in homes and buildings.
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I just wanted to take a moment and say thank you to everyone who made our wedding day possible! Without your help and badass-ery it would never have happened and we are eternally grateful!
Crockwell Farm
Thank you to Hermione, Rosie and everyone at Crockwell Farm for hosting us at their beautiful venue and for being so fantastic the entire day. You made it possible with all the last minute changes and made sure everything went smoothly! We couldn't have asked for more.
Amelia Rose Cake Studio
Thank you to Amelia Rose Cake Studio for the INCREDIBLE cake. It was literally a work of art and more than we ever expected. We knew it would be amazing but you absolutely blew our minds!
The Rustic Wedding Company
Thank you to The Rustic Wedding Company for making everything look so beautiful. All the hard work and effort you put in made the end result absolutely breath taking. We had so many compliments on how everything looked, right down to the tiniest details and it was better than we could have dreamed. I am so glad I stumbled across you because it wouldn't have been half as wonderful as it was without your styling.
Creative Fleur
Thank you to Creative Fleur for our wedding flowers and hair pieces! They were so perfect and I've never seen roses so gorgeous in all my life.
Casey Avenue
Thank you to Casey Avenue for being our photographer. You were so much fun and from the previews we have received already, our wedding photos are going to be frickin' awesome! I literally cannot wait to see the rest – you have such an eye for it, so talented and I absolutely love your style. I am literally buzzing for them and I am so glad you were there to capture the day for us!
Make Up My Wedding Day
Thank you to Jessica Nurse and Lara for the hair and makeup. My Bridesmaids looked so stunning and like forest princesses. You made us laugh all morning and I don't think any of us have felt so pretty in all our days on this Earth.
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A BIG thank you to Oh, Photobooth! You came through for us last minute, helped us out so much, went above and beyond. You did an incredible job. Everyone spoke of how brilliant you were and we absolutely cannot thank you enough for your kindness. It would have been pretty shit unless you had agreed to save the day!
A1 Discos
Thank you A1 Discos for dealing with my Dad's persistent requests for AC/DC and Led Zeppelin and for keeping the party going. The pictures I've seen show everyone having an awesome time and for that I am grateful!
The Chopping Block
Thank you to The Chopping Block for the godly food and for bearing with us through all of it. There were more changes than I can count but you accommodated for all of it and it was perfect. Apparently people didn't know chicken and burgers could taste so good!
Our Friends and Family
And last but certainly not least, Thank You to our friends and family (old and new!). You guys made it what it was and without your help we would have been right up a creek without a paddle!
I literally cannot remember a day/night where I've had so many laughs and tears of happiness. I never imagined my best friend could make it, but she did! And she was with me for all of it and I will never forget that. All of you guys are everything to us and I cannot express enough how much it meant to have you there! Having everyone we love in the same place just for us, no matter how long it has been, was just the icing on the cake. Even if you couldn't make it you were with us in spirit and the love and messages we've received has been overwhelming.
I don't think I've missed anyone and if I have it hasn't been intentional! I'll post about the wedding soon when I have recuperated and this Christmas and New Year buzz has passed. There will be lots of pictures and I'm sure you'll get sick of seeing them, but I don't care. Because it was truly the best day of my life and I will cling onto it and the buzz I've had from it for as long as possible!
Lots of love and I hope you all had a wonderful Christmas and have a memorable New Year! Here's to many more!


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Take One Action Film Festival present Time of Ilhan:
Ilhan Omar, a hijab-wearing mother of three, was a complete outsider to the political scene. In 2016, she became the first Somali Muslim woman to be elected for state office in America.
Frustrated by the increasing disconnect between her Minnesota community and the public officials who represent them, Ilhan decided to run for office as a state representative. Observing her life on the electoral trail with remarkable intimacy and access, this rousing documentary offers rare insight into this formidable newcomer's journey as she takes on a 43-year incumbent and redefines the face of American politics.
Ilhan's story offers a resolutely hopeful snapshot of the growing importance of women's role in politics and points to the possibility of a move towards a more diverse, dynamic and responsive political class.
Join Take One Action after the film as we explore the importance of female voices being heard at the centre of British politics and policy, with guests including Emma Ritch, Executive Director of Engender, and Talat Yaqoob, Chair of Women 50:50.
Presented in partnership with Engender.
Screening as part of the Take One Action Film Festival – the UK's leading global change film festival, celebrating the people and the films that are changing the world | 12-23 September, Edinburgh & Glasgow
Find out more at takeoneaction.org.uk/events
Please note, the screening will be take place at The Lighthouse, not the CCA.


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Obituary: Robert Edward Ix, father, grandfather of Darien residents, perfect gentleman
Bob Ix went to his heavenly reward late Tuesday night after a brief illness, surrounded by his loving wife of 57 years, Cissie, his children and many other members of his large family. He was 86.
Bob was born in Woodcliff, NJ on October 15, 1929 to the late William E. Ix and Helen Gorman Ix. He attended the Lawrenceville School, Princeton University (Class of 1951) and the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania where he received his M.B.A. He served in the US Navy aboard the heavy cruiser USS Columbus in the Atlantic and Mediterranean oceans, earning the rank of Lieutenant Commander. Bob then embarked on a long and distinguished career in the management consulting and food and beverage businesses, retiring after serving as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Cadbury Schweppes, Inc. He served on numerous domestic and international business boards, as Trustee of the Trinity- Pawling school, Greenwich Academy, and St. Mary Parish, as Chairman of the Board at Marymount College, and as a member of the Wharton Graduate Advisory Board at the University of Pennsylvania. Bob was one of the founding directors of Greenwich Emergency Medical Services, Inc. (GEMS), and the St. Camillus Health Care Center in Stamford, CT, and helped establish The Inner-City Foundation for Charity and Education in Bridgeport, CT. He also served as a Governor of the Landmark Club in Stamford, The Preston Mountain Club in Kent and as a Director and Secretary of the Belle Haven Club in Greenwich.
Bob never sought honors, but they found him anyway. He was a Knight in the Order of St. Gregory the Great, a Knight Commander pro Merito Melitensi in the Order of Malta and a Knight Commander in the Order of the Holy Sepulchre. Bob organized and was the initial Area Chairman for the Order of Malta's presence in Southern Connecticut. He received an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from Marymount College and he and Cissie both received a Discovery Award from Sacred Heart University.
All of the above was secondary to Bob's true love – his wife and family. In addition to the love of his life, Cissie, he is survived by his brother, Raymond E. Ix and his wife Jane of Lancaster, PA (brother William E. Ix and his wife Jane predeceased); five children – Helen Ix FitzPatrick and husband Dan of Greenwich, Alesia Ix Klein and husband Hoddy of Skillman, NJ, Robert Owens Gilmore Ix and wife Kathleen of Wellesley, MA, Julie Ix Genovese and husband David of Darien, CT and Christopher Prouty Ix and wife Amanda of Las Vegas, NV; and 17 grandchildren – Whitney FitzPatrick, Caroline FitzPatrick, Courtney Klein, Robert Klein, John FitzPatrick, Emily Ix, Peter Klein, Robert Ix, Elizabeth (Libby) Ix, Christopher Klein, Elizabeth (Lily) Genovese, Samuel Ix, Ryan Genovese, Anne Genovese, Sarah Genovese, William Ix and Elizabeth (Eliza) Ix. All members of the family had the singular blessing to be with Bob in the days and weeks before his passing. He will be sorely missed.
"Now cracks a noble heart. Good night, sweet prince, and flights of angels sing thee to thy rest!"
Calling hours will be Friday, June 3 from 4:00-8:00 PM at the Leo P. Gallagher Funeral Home in Greenwich. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at St. Mary Parish in Greenwich on Saturday, June 4 at 10:30 AM. In lieu of flowers, donations may be directed to Queen of the Clergy Retirement Home, 274 Strawberry Hill Avenue, Stamford, CT 06902, or to Greenwich Emergency Medical Service, Inc. (www.greenwichems.org).


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I thought it was funny, anyway (as much as economics is funny).
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May 24, 2016 - EVANSTON, Ill. – Legacy.com was named as a Silver Award winner by the Customer Sales and Service World Awards.
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The Minneapolis rapper-producer duo Atmosphere over-share on their sloppy and tedious new album, though it still contains a few gripping moments.
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For nearly 20 years, the Minneapolis rapper-producer duo Atmosphere—Slug (Sean Daley) and Ant (Anthony Davis), respectively—have been trying to find a balance. The alt-sloping founders of the indie rap stable Rhymesayers have been teetering between identities as idols (to a cult-like following of passionate fans) and beleaguered hand-wringers (to everyone else). They've earned an "emo rap" tag by delivering plainspoken pleas in spoken-word cadences that saunter through dusty MPC loops, and they cornered the market on a specific subset of pre-internet rap by fearlessly divulging to anyone who'd listen.
Slug and Ant have always functioned well as a duo because they're in search of the same thing: shared feelings. Ant once said he's a "sensitive fucking person" who's "totally just about truth," peddling his emotions through a blues-tinged soundboard, and Slug is a working class MC who shares every painstaking thought from deep in his tortured soul. But we're now reaching the point (or maybe we're past the point) where thinking out loud has turned the corner into over-sharing. On their latest album, Fishing Blues, Atmosphere make rap just for the sake of making it. This thing has no function or utility.
Atmosphere albums haven't been interesting (or necessary) for a few years. The two partners worked at a distance for the first time on their last one, 2014's Southsiders, which was their second dad-rap record (following The Family Sign). Southsiders tried to sort out exactly what Atmosphere songs inspired by fatherhood and domesticity might sound like. The results were predictably lame. The ideas were overwrought, gracelessly executed, and sometimes just straight-up boring. Fishing Blues makes a lot of the same mistakes, only it's way longer and even more uneven. This is the Atmosphere take on the vanity project where even the self-deprecation is half-assed: On "No Biggie," Slug raps, "Take a photo with the number one loser/Trying to get used to living in the future." Take that lyric at face value and it says Slug is having trouble adjusting to what's current, which would explain some of this album's dated choices—e.g. its lead single is called "Ringo."
But as proof this isn't just an age or longevity problem, there's "When the Lights Go Out," a song that features rap veterans Kool Keith and DOOM in different roles. Both deliver admirably. DOOM gets a verse, and though it's far from his best, it's more than enough to stand out here. Aesop Rock, who just this year proved the adventurous Year 20 indie rap album was possible, pops up. pops up for a chanting outro, but he doesn't get to do any serious rapping on "Chasing New York," which he could've salvaged.
Fishing Blues has no stakes—with or without this record, the Atmosphere legacy is cemented—and the sloppy writing, disinterested rapping, and overall conservative artistic decisions seem to reflect that. Some of the lines are bad ("We on a spaceship, crash land from above/We on a lazy river, fly fishing for love" from "A Long Hello") and a lot are lazy ("She was encyclopedia thick" and "attitude of a hot bowl of cat food" from "No Biggie"). This is a tedious listen with little replay value, where the only reprieve from the droning is a laugh from a clunker.
It should be noted that Slug is a very good rapper and Ant a skilled producer, so any Atmosphere record, even the most purposeless one, is bound to get it right at least some of the time, especially on a release with 18 tracks. The most gripping moments on Fishing Blues either step way outside the parameters of traditional Atmosphere, like the electro-fused "Seismic Waves," or double down, like on "Besos," which accents a boxy breakbeat with flutes. There are a handful of really intricate rhyme structures scattered throughout (On "Everything": "I got the coldest shoulder in the solar system/I know because I drove around this whole existence"). The second verse of "Besos" is a technical marvel, an unconscious performance with tightly-written scheming. Slug does some of his best rapping about race and heritage on "Perfect," with self-aware bars like "Some say that I pass, none say that I'm passive/White trash with a fraction of blackness" and "Irish name, Scandinavian frame/I'm a Rubik's cube, I'm the American dream."
Politically-charged and socially conscious records might the next frontier for Atmosphere. In "Seismic Waves," there's a great lyric about Trayvon Martin and Ronald Reagan. And Fishing Blues' saving grace, the only song with any real passion and continuity, is one about police brutality written from the perspective of the officer. In the hands of a less capable thinker and lyricist, this concept would be an epic fumble, but Slug pens an expert indictment of a militarized police force: "It all depends on how you fit into my spectrum/From lectures, to handcuffs, to beat downs, to death wish/I was told to tell a one-sided story, and that's why I had to eliminate your perspective." It's one of the few times you get the sense that he still has reason to rap, and it's a reminder that Atmosphere can still make great music, when given the proper motivation.


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William Judson Harbaugh was born on March 4, 1880 in Ohiopyle, Fayette County, PA, the son of Allen E. and Margaret (Williams) Harbaugh.
Young William made news at age 11 months, not surprising since his father was a part-time journalist for the Connellsville (PA) Courier. Reported the Courier:
Quite a noble act was performed by a young dog of A.E. Harbaugh, one day last week. Willie, a small son of the gentleman named, was crossing the creek on a footbridge when he lost his balance and was about to fall into the stream. At this juncture the sagacious animal caught and held him until his mother came to the rescue.
At age 20, when the federal census of 1900 was enumerated, William was living at home with his parents. He worked that year as a "turner." As an adult, he stood five feet, 10 inches tall, and weighed 155 lbs., with brown eyes and a ruddy complexion.
The following year, in February 1901, he and friends took part in a "sleighing party" from Mill Run to the home of Abram Skinner in nearby Stewart Township. Said the Courier:
A good time was had as the host and hostess were genial and kind. Mirth and music wiled time merrily, and at 11 o'clock supper was served… The cheerful crowd continued conversation until in the 'wee sma' hours,' and so reluctant were the hosts to see the guests depart they wished them to tarry til the morning.
William was employed at the Colborn & Dull but resigned in March 1901 to begin working at S.D. Sipe's new sawmill at Indian Creek, Fayette County. In 1910, the 30-year-old bachelor William was still living at home, and employed as a boilermaker for the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. However, by 1916, he had moved to Connellsville, Fayette County. He worked for the B&O for many years, and retired from the company. He was a member of the B&O Veterans Association.
When the federal census was taken in 1920, the Harbaughs were counted as living on Gibson Avenue in Connellsville, with William's occupation listed as "Boiler Maker - RR." Daisy's mother, Arminda Glover, lived under their roof that year.
On Dec. 2, 1923, when William was age 43, he married his widowed sister in law, Daisy (Glover) Harbaugh. She had previously been married to William's brother, Rev. John A. Harbaugh, who had died a year earlier. Daisy thus brought two children to the marriage – Harold Harbaugh and Dorothy Miller Leasure. They went on to have three children of their own – William Gradon Harbaugh, Genevieve Umbel-Frazee and Alberta Beatty.
Daisy was badly injured in February 1937 when she was "struck by a hit and run automobile vehicle" in Mill Run. Said the Courier, "As she was walking along the Connellsville- Farmington road at Mill Run in the direction of Connellsville facing traffic, a speeding truck approached and struck her, knocking her to the side of the road in a heap. E. Sturgis Colborn of Mill Run leaped into an automobile and gave chase, pursuing the fleeing truck for seven miles before he obtained the license number.." Daisy was treated in Connellsville State Hospital, and fortunately recovered.
During World War II, in 1942, William was living temporarily in Cumberland, Allegany County, MD, where he worked in the back shop of the B&O on Virginia Avenue. He registered for the military draft that year, and gave his addresses as both Mill Run and also 701 Lafayette Avenue in Culberland.
William and Daisy and their family enjoyed going to the large, annual Harbaugh Reunions over the years. They are known to have attended the 1936 reunion, held that year on August in nearby Kingwood, Somerset County, PA. In a large group photo taken that day, William holds young daughter Alberta, with wife Daisy directly behind his head, and his sister Annie at right.
Like his father, William suffered from kidney disease as well as sugar diabetes. He passed away on Jan. 7, 1955, at the age of 75. He was laid to rest at the Indian Creek Baptist Church.
Daisy outlived him by 21 years. She moved to a daughter's home in Wellington, Lorain County, OH. She was a member of the First Baptist Church and the Missionary Society of Wellington. She died of heart problems at age 79 on Oct. 16, 1976. Her remains were brought back to Mill Run for burial at the Indian Creek Baptist Church.
~ Son William Gradon Harbaugh ~
Son William Gradon Harbaugh (1924-2004) was born on Dec. 14, 1924 in Connellsville.
William as a young man worked for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Then after the nation was plunged into World War II, he enlisted in the U.S. Army on July 23, 1943. He was placed within the 88th Infantry Division "Blue Devils," seeing field artillery action in North Africa and Italy. He was pictured in a wartime article in the Connellsville Daily Courier under the headline "In North Africa."
On Sept. 14, 1955, when he was age 31 and she 19, William married Dorothy Husak (1936-2012)
The couple produced three sons -- Rev. William Bradford "Brad" Harbaugh, Joel Scott Harbaugh and Doyle Edwin Harbaugh.
After the war, William worked for Westinghouse in Pittsburgh, and is said to have been a welder who helped make repairs to the ill-fated ore hauling ship, the Edmund Fitzgerald.
In 1960, the Harbaughs moved to Wellington, Lorain County, OH, following a pattern of other family members who had found a good home there.
William then earned a living as a welder with General Dynamics in Lima, formerly the Lima Tank Plant, and belonged to the United Auto Workers in Lima. Circa 1984, they moved again, to Lima, Allen County, OH.
William died at home at the age of 79 on April 4, 2004. His remains were returned to his native Mill Run for a funeral at the Indian Creek Baptist Church, followed by burial in the church cemetery.
Dorothy outlived him by eight years, and moved to Wellington. Said the Connellsville Daily Courier, her "primary focus in lie was that of living a life pleasing to her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Dorothy was a member of Camden Baptist Church where she was active with the Ladies Missionary Society, Naomi Circle and an Awana Club teacher. She was also active with the Joy Clubs and Child Evangelism Fellowship. Dorothy was a prayer warrior and led adult ladies Bible studies. In her spare time she enjoyed baking, canning, cooking, gardening, painting with water colors and sewing. She devoted her life to being a God-honoring wife and mother..."
She died on March 14, 2012 at Keystone Pointe in LaGrange, OH. Her remains joined her husband's in eternal repose in the Indian Creek Baptist Church Cemetery in Mill Run.
Son Rev. William Bradford "Brad" Harbaugh is pastor of Singles' Ministries at Colonial Baptist Church in Cary, NC. With a bachelor's degree from Baptist Bible College in Clarks Summit, PA and a masters degree from Grand Rapids Baptist Seminary, he has served more than two decades in full time ministry as a youth pastor in Fostoria, OH; a worship pastor in Grand Rapids, MI; and a senior pastor in Evart, MI. In 2005, he led a Carpenters for Christ team from Colonial which joined with others to build a church in Tennessee comprising up to 10,000 sq. ft.
Son Doyle Edwin Harbaugh
Son Joel Scott Harbaugh
~ Daughter Genevieve Frances (Harbaugh) Umbel Frazee ~
Daughter Genevieve Frances Harbaugh (1927-2012) was born on May 13, 1927 in Connellsville.
She was married twice. On Aug. 5, 1951, she was joined in matrimony with her first spouse, Wendell Wayne Umbel (Feb. 17, 1926-1983).
The children born in this family were Wayne Wendell Umbel, Brenda Sue Umbel and Roy Allen Umbel. Sadness blanketed the family when daughter Brenda Sue died at birth on March 26, 1964.
Sadly, Wendell passed away the day after Christmas 1983. He rests for all time in Asher Glade Cemetery.
Genevieve survived as a widow for more than five years. On June 7, 1989, she was united in wedlock with her second husband, Wayne Russell Frazee (Aug. 31, 1923- ? ), a native of Markleysburg, Fayette County. Their wedding was held in Friendsville, MD at the Asher Glad Church of the Brethren. Wayne had been married previously and brought three sons to the union, Clinton Frazee, David Frazee and Gary Frazee.
The Frazees were farmers in Friendsville. They were members of the Asher Glade Church, where she was active in the Ladies Aid Society.
Sadly, she endured the failing health and death of her son Wayne (in 2004).
Genevieve passed away at the age of 84 on Jan. 17, 2012, while a patient at the Western Maryland H.S. Regional Medical Center in Cumberland. Led by Rev. Ed Moore and Rev. Nevin Umbel, funeral services were held in the family church, with interment following in Asher Glade Cemetery.
Son Wayne Wendell Umbel ( ? -2004) was born in (?). On April 13, 1990, he married Diana (Guyer) Smith ( ? - ? ). She brought two sons to the marriage, Lyn A. Smith and Adam Smith. They resided in Harrisonburg, VA and had two children of their own, Scott Umbel and Jennifer Ann Umbel. Wayne was employed selling seeds for Garst, Chem-Gro and Doeblers Seed Company. In his free time, he belonged to the Singers Glen Fire Company and was a member of the Fairview Church of the Brethren. With his health declining over the last decade of his life, Wayne was admitted to Rockingham Memorial Hospital. He succumbed there at the age of 52 on Sept. 17, 2004. A memorial service was held in the Ashers Glade Church of the Brethren, with interment in Harrisonburg.
Son Roy Allen Umbel wedded Sonya ( ? - ? ). They live in Friendsville.
~ Daughter Alberta Arminda (Harbaugh) Beatty ~
Daughter Alberta Arminda Harbaugh (1935-living) was born in 1935 in Mill Run.
As a young woman, she relocated to Wellington, OH.
On Oct. 1, 1960, she was married to World War II Army veteran Donald Edgar Beatty ( ? -2011), a native of Indiana, Indiana County, PA and the son of Edgar Miller and Gladys Faye (Fisher) Beatty. Their nuptials were held in the First Baptist Church of Wellington, led by Rev. Louis Tulga. Their marriage endured for more than 50 years.
They were the parents of two -- Kevin Lee Beatty and Melissa Dawn Thomas.
For more than three decades, Donald was employed by the Elyria Chronicle Telegraph as an advertising production foreman. He loved to read.
At the age of 84, a patient in Allen Mercy Hospital in Oberlin, Donald passed away on March 1, 2011. Funeral services were held in the First Baptist Church of Wellington, preached by Pastor Tom Alexander, with interment in Resthaven Memorial Gardens.
Son Kevin Lee Beatty (1965- ? ) was born in 1965 in Lorain, OH. He has been married and has two sons, Benjamin Edward Beatty and Zachary Allen Beatty. Kevin resides in Texas.
Daughter Melissa Dawn Beatty (1967- ? ) was born in 1967 in Cleveland. Married and divorced, she retains the married name "Thomas." In 2011, her home was in Columbus, Franklin County, OH.
Copyright © 2004-2005, 2008, 2012, 2019 Mark A. Miner


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I might have to put aprons aside for awhile and whip myself up a Cheesemaker's Smock, like this classic from Folkwear Patterns: http://www.folkwear.com/102.html. (I'm a longtime Folkwear fan, but that's another post. My brother got married in a Mississippi Boatsman's Shirt.)
The Cheesemaker's Smock would be a a fashion overstatement — I'm not storing fifty pound wheels in my nonexistent cellar. I made under a pound today, it won't last much more than a week, and I didn't have to lure beneficial bacteria into my kitchen. (I like to think, of course, that all the bacteria in my kitchen are friendly — I'm delusional that way.)
Nope, I made a couple of cups of fresh ricotta. It required five minutes of active time and the following equipment and ingredients:
An instant read thermometer. A saucepan. A strainer doublelined with paper towel. A slotted spoon. Four cups of whole milk, a half teaspoon of salt and four tablespoons of cheapo white vinegar.
Now, a purist will say, correctly, that ricotta is made from whey. I don't happen to have a reliable retailer for whey, although I'm pretty sure my magical cousin Mary Fran could source me some raw milk whey should we do the illegal handoff at the Wisconsin line. No, this Little Miss Muffet made her own curds and whey.
So: put on an apron and pour four cups of milk and the salt into a saucepan. Lay the thermometer handy, measure out a quarter cup of white vinegar, and set the paper towel-lined strainer over a bowl. When the milk reaches a temperature between 170 and 190, add the vinegar to the milk and remove from heat. You'll see the ricotta curds curdle — leave them alone for a couple of minutes. Then scoop them — gently! — with the slotted spoon into the strainer. Let it drip, draining the whey from the bottom of the bowl now and then to prevent it from touching the curds.
My friends, you've made ricotta. Ricotta without added gums, as most of the commercial products do. Tender, soft, mild (the vinegar disappears) and a tiny kitchen miracle.
I might order that Cheesemaker's Smock pattern after all. I'm seeing it in seersucker over a pair of capris.