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Gender of the name Amish: Boy
Color of the name Amish: Blue&Pink
Origin of the name Amish: Arabic
Prononciation Of Amish
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The Meaning Of The Name Amish
Definition of Amish: honest
Statistics Of The Name Amish
How many people in the U.S have the name Amish: 674
Rank of the name Amish in the U.S.: 15,189th
How many letters are in the name Amish? 5
The Picture Of The Name Amish
Consider your name Amish as a picture. How would it look like? This will be funny! Using the meaning of Amish, we prepared this picture. Do not bother the gender. =)
Numerology Of The Name Amish
In the table below, you can find the letters that the name Amish contains and its alphabet numbers. After you sum up these numbers, it is your name numerology number.
Destination Number Of The Name Amish
To calculate the destiny number of the name Amish, please look at the table below. There is a number for each letters of the name Amish. Add up these numbers and that's your destiny number.
a (1) + m (4) + i (9) + s (1) + h (8) = => 2+3 = 5
Destiny Number: 5. Here is your name analysis according to your destiny number.
Amish Destiny AnalysisYou are usually full of energy. You are healthy and like to do things. You are also very honest. You may be quick to anger. You like the night time. You are big hearted. Red is a good luck color.
Analysis Of The Name Amish
Here is the analysis of the name Amish.
|Your sense of analyzing life is stronger. You are known as a reasonable person.
|You are smart and succesfull. You are interested in trade business and be successful too.
|You are the most emotional person. Your heart can be easly broken and you are very sensitive.
|You like to imagine and when you do you have great fun. This wont scare you even if you do this too much!
|You prefer an ordinary life. Beeing calm when things go wrong is your natural ability.
Amish Character Analysis of MeaningHere is the characteristics of Amish in details.
- However, independence, positivity and the urge for action and progress are such strong forces in your nature that you find it difficult to control them.
- Moods of depression can result during which you become caustic and belligerent in your attitude toward everyone, especially to those in closest association with you.
- In order to gain greater congeniality in your personal associations, you need to cultivate a more relaxed manner, greater generosity, understanding, and tolerance, and, above all, you need to avoid being too outspoken and self-opinionated. The influence of this name can be very destructive to your health and personal happiness, even though it may take you far in business.
- A sensitive stomach and ulcers could result.
- You feel happy as long as headway is being made, but as soon as you are obstructed or your individuality and freedom of action are restricted, you experience an intense nervous reaction.
- You are creative, versatile, and imaginative.
- Also, ailments could centre in the head affecting the eyes, ears, nose, throat, or teeth.
- You frequently experience nervous tension in the solar plexus.
- Your first name of Amish has given you a quick, analytical mind.
- Routine, monotony, and the responsibility of looking after details can have a similar effect on you, as you are a person who desires change, travel, and new experiences.
Can I Name My Baby Amish?
Yes you can name your baby Amish!
List Of Celebrities With First Name Amish
We looked for the celebrities whose first name is Amish and the definitions which contains the name Amish or similar to it. You can find the results below.
Amish: The Amish (; Pennsylvania Dutch: Amisch, German: Amische) are a group of traditionalist Christian church fellowships, closely related to but distinct from Mennonite churches, with whom they share Swiss Anabaptist origins.
Amish Paradise: "Amish Paradise" is a 1996 single by parodist "Weird Al" Yankovic. It is a parody of the hip hop song "Gangsta's Paradise" by Coolio featuring L.V.
Amish Guy: "Amish Guy" is the seventh episode of the tenth season of the animated comedy series Family Guy. The episode originally aired on the Fox network in the United States on November 27, 2011. The episode follows the Griffin family after their car breaks down in Amish country on their way back from a vacation.
Amish doll: Amish dolls are a type of rag doll and a popular form of American folk art, which originated as children's toys among the Old Order Amish people.
Amish, Iowa: Amish is an unincorporated community in Johnson County, Iowa, United States. It is part of the Iowa City Metropolitan Statistical Area.
Amish school shooting: On October 2, 2006, a shooting occurred at the West Nickel Mines School, an Amish one-room schoolhouse in the Old Order Amish community of Nickel Mines, a village in Bart Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
Amish Tripathi: Amish Tripathi (born 18 October 1974) is an Indian author. He is known for his novels The Immortals of Meluha, The Secret of the Nagas and The Oath of the Vayuputras.
Amisha Basnet: Amisha Basnet (born on April 19 in Mahaboudha, Kathmandu, Nepal,) is a Nepali model, dancer and actress who works in Nepali films and television as well as music video.
Amish Grace: Amish Grace is a television film that premiered on the Lifetime Movie Network on Palm Sunday, March 28, 2010. The movie is based on the 2006 Nickel Mines, Pennsylvania, Amish school shooting and the spirit of forgiveness the Amish community demonstrated in its aftermath.
Amish in Arabic Writing
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Amish in Chinese Characters
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This was a siege relief game, using a variation on "Muskets & Tomahawks". I haven't played M&T but people whose views I respect have and like them a lot, so that's good. On the other hand there is a tendency in a lot (most?) wargamers to find a set of rules we like and then adapt them for everything regardless of suitability. The original "AK47 Republic" rules would be the prime example of this.
Peter Grizzell, who put the game on, has a lot of IM figures. Like, really a lot. And he tried to get all of them on the table, as far as I could see. Kudos to the man. I was surprised to see all the figures individually based with no movement trays in sight.
Of course the lack of movement trays does mean does mean you can set your figures up like this. I was a mutineer leader, and these are my brave chaps rushing the wall with a scaling ladder. Ian Drury got quite excited about this as he says the original M&T author wanted rules that would give games that looked like a movie.
The system has a card based movement process, where troops of the same type get one or two actions. That means that it is hard to get a co-ordinated attack going, and you have to do things when you can, so in a storm situation you have some units exposed in the open whilst others stay in their trenches.
I did finally get all my chaps rushing forwards. It looked spectacular. I was asked why we attacked the closed gate rather than the big, open one the other side. Well, because the open ground we had to cover was much shorter, and the British had deployed all their best stuff to defend it. And we had ladders.
At last a party got to the walls.
Due to a lack of activation cards thereafter the Brits got in a round or two of shooting, and that first team all got killed, pretty much. But then my brave mutineers had a double action move and ran up the ladder to engage the defenders.
We swept them off the walls and then sort of stopped, because we had no more activation cards until the deck was reshuffled. So we did what all successful stormers of walls do, we stood in the open and strutted up and down whilst the defenders shot at us.
But then my colleague got in over the corner tower after it had been swept clear by artillery, and we were truly on top.
You can't see here, but my leader has now jumped down inside and opened the gates. My chaps are about to pour through. We also got another unit up and over the wall, so as the game ended we had three units inside, the requirement to take the city under our victory conditions (one defender meanwhile was bleating "But I've still got more figures left than them", - well, the victory conditions were clear. Take it on the chin. No one likes a whiny loser). We didn't prevent the relief breaking through our lines, so possibly a protracted and messy follow on game is required to truly award the bragging rights.
We were actively umpired in the game by three umpires, and it all ran fairly well once we'd had a couple of turns. I'm not seeing anything clever in the mechanisms - they have a common sort of thread with many modern skirmish type rules, with "To hit" scores and so on by unit type. What makes it work is the need for players to have personal victory conditions and a scenario that gets everyone involved. I don't know if the rules are particularly cinematic; I think that element comes from priming the players properly and having a scenario that encourages it.
After that another individual figure skirmish game. Well COW is about trying things you don't do normally. This was a much smaller scale, - Mike Elliott's "Buckle My Swash" - guess what period it covers?
Well, we have the Four Musketeers, some other Musketeers, the Cardinal and his Guard and some stuff with diamonds.
It's a small table, but there were enough roles for four of us. I got the Cardinal's Guard.
Soon we were all out flashing our blades, not entirely sure why. It all became clear in the debrief. The rules were simple - basically an opposed die roll with simple modifiers. They allowed the game to carry on at a brisk pace. I think we won. Mike had a "special actions" rule, which enabled you to say you were doing something not in the rules, then roll 2d6 for an outcome. I used it once. Planchett (Roy Kinnear in the movies) crept up behind me to brain me with a bottle. I said I'd duck and he'd hit my opponent instead. A double 6 later, and that's what happened. Highlight of my evening.
In the post game discussion Mike said he wanted to get some sort of cinematic element. I suggested a turn by turn VP system, where you get points for duelling, wounding an opponent, surviving wounds, doing spectacular stuff and so on.
I'm sure it'll be back. Next time maybe Tom Mouat will even get out of the coach.


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E-commerce has drastically transformed the retail industry. In solomon the main target is to improve the customer experience in bricks-and-mortar stores. Solomon's innovation is to define a "shop operations & experience" platform connecting different technologies and information sources into seamless services for interaction with the retailers, shop personnel and consumers. Platform requirements are set by retail stores and technology providers who define the use cases that are demonstrated and evaluated during the course of the project in bricks-and-mortar stores.


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Deep Six Study and Daily Devotional
Every preacher's dream is to see the truth he preaches lived out in the lives of those he preaches to and certainly this is as it should be. This dream is rooted in our Heavenly Father's desire that there would never be unlived truth in the lives of His people. Our church is dedicated to the purpose of helping people Live Fully, and one way we do that is to encourage a deeper study of the truth they hear on Sundays throughout the other six days of the week. Accordingly, each week we provide (1) the Deep Six Study and (2) the Daily Devotional.
(1) Deep Six Study - accessed via "Discussion Notes" button located under the video message on the "Watch" page of the website. Printed copies also available at the Connect Desk in the church lobby. Note: the Deep Six Study is being done by Tom Main and will be posted below.
(2) Daily Devotionals- The Devotionals are done by Ken Hart and are available online Monday through Saturday on a daily basis at www.capecodchurch.com/daily or the "Daily Devotional" button at the bottom of the "Home" page. The devotions build on and expand from the Sunday message. It is our desire, our hope, and our prayer for this devotional section to be a useful Spiritual Life tool that our church family can benefit from throughout the year. Each day's devotional will typically consist of Scripture connected with the message, a commentary, and a prayer response. We trust the Daily Devotional will assist you as you seek to live out the
December 20th, 2015
Christmas is Everything – "No Returns"
Opening – All of us seek certainty in our lives – which can be a big problem since we live in a very uncertain world. Christmas, the birth of Christ, was the advent of the solution to our uncertainty. Jesus' birth – and our acceptance (trust) of him as the Christ – lets us face the world with certainty because of three simple truths we find in the Christmas story.
1. Christ is Greater Than Governments (Luke 2:1-5)
Caesar Augustus was the most powerful man in the world at the time of Jesus' birth, but in the big picture he was simply a tool God used to fulfil prophecy and carry out his eternal plan.
God's plan is always at work, regardless of (and often through) the acts/plans of governments – even governments that stand against him.
Our security is not found in governments or kings or presidential candidates – Jesus is greater than all of them (which is why he tends to make governments nervous…).
2. Christ is On Time (Luke 2:5-6)
As the Christmas story makes clear, God has an eternal plan for the timing of everything. He is always at work executing that plan, in ways and in places and at times we often can't see.
We rarely anticipate God's plan and are often surprised by its timing – mostly because we tend to live with uncertainty, not expectancy. Expectancy requires faith that "God's got this."
3. Christ is Not Weak (Luke 2:7; Romans 10:10-11)
It was no accident that there was "no room at the inn" in the Christmas story. Like a present that was "too big to wrap," no inn or hotel or castle or palace would have been worthy of Jesus, so the opposite (stable/manger) was appropriate to highlight that he came to us humbly.
Christ's infinite and eternal power is where our security (certainty) comes from – and is the only place where it can truly be found. There is no struggle, no trial, no difficulty and no uncertainty that he cannot – and has not – overcome.
Trusting in Jesus means trusting that he is in control of all circumstances, all events, all governments, all timing – and that one day he will make everything right again. That is our certainty!
Opening – Matthew 1:18-25
Point #1 – Micah 5:2; Isaiah 11:1-5; Isaiah 9:6-7; Mark 12:13-17
Point #2 – Psalms 27:13-14; Psalms 75:1-3; Isaiah 55:8-9; Romans 8:28; 2 Corinthians 4:16-18
Point #3 – Psalms 23:1-6; Proverbs 19:23; Isaiah 28:16; Philippians 2:5-11. Revelation 1:5-6
1. How is the search for certainty apparent in people's lives? Where do people who don't know Jesus go to find the certainty they're seeking? Why is that always disappointing?
2. Do you find it comforting to know that God uses the acts of governments and rulers – even those who are tyrannical or murderous – to carry out his plan for the world? Why or why not?
3. Read Mark 12:13-17. What is Jesus' message to us regarding the role of governments in the world (and how we should respond to them)?
4. Most followers of Jesus can clearly see God's plan at work in their lives when looking backward at the past. Why is it often hard to see God at work in the present? How can we get better at that?
5. If Jesus is eternally and ultimately powerful – the King of kings and the Lord of lords – why do you think he came to earth in the most humble circumstances imaginable?
6. Ideally, how should a follower of Jesus react/respond to the daily uncertainty of life on earth?
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Methodist Hospitals Partners with the University of Chicago Medicine
Methodist Hospitals has finalized an agreement with the University of Chicago Medicine to provide cardiothoracic surgery services at Methodist Hospitals. As a part of this partnership, two UChicago Medicine surgeons will join the Methodist Hospitals Heart and Vascular Institute.
"As we move forward as an independent system, clinical partnerships such as this one will be instrumental in ensuring our hospitals' continued growth and success. We are proud to bring UChicago Medicine to Northwest Indiana," said Raymond Grady, President and CEO at Methodist Hospitals. "The addition of these two noted surgeons gives Methodist Hospitals a comprehensive program of cardiac, thoracic and vascular surgery services."
Daniel Ciaburri, MD, FACC, FACS, MBA, joined Methodist on Aug. 1, 2018. Ciaburri is a cardiothoracic surgeon with expertise in open heart surgery, thoracic surgery, valve replacement, aneurysm and dissection repair as well as treatment of arrhythmia and coronary artery disease. He received his medical training at the University of Connecticut and Cornell University's New York-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center and is certified by the American Board of Surgery and the American Board of Thoracic Surgery. Dr. Ciaburri's office is in Pavilion B, 200 E. 89th Ave., at the Southlake Campus in Merrillville, Ind.
In October, Cosmin Dobrescu, MD, a cardiothoracic and vascular surgeon, also will join Methodist Hospitals. Dobrescu is a graduate of the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine and was fellowship-trained in congenital cardiac surgery and thoracic surgery at UCLA Medical Center and the University of Michigan Hospitals and Health Centers. He is certified by the American Board of Surgery and the American Board of Thoracic Surgery.
"We continually seek ways to provide greater health care options, easier access and increased convenience for more patients," said Valluvan Jeevanandam, MD, chief of cardiac surgery at UChicago Medicine. "Our expertise in cardiothoracic and vascular disease and surgery will complement the services provided at Methodist Hospitals."


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Bangladesh Bank on Tuesday said the commercial banks would be allowed to bear the operating cost of the accounts owned by street children and child workers from their (banks) respective fund of corporate social responsibility (CSR) programme.
The central bank issued a circular to managing directors and chief executive officers of all banks requesting them to arrange educational programmes and workshops on technical assistance for the street children and child workers so that they will develop themselves as qualified citizens of the country.
The banks will be allowed to show the cost of educational programmes and workshops as CSR.
On March 10, 2014, the BB in a circular asked all banks to allow street children and child workers to open bank accounts with Tk 10 minimum initial deposit.
The central bank took the initiative to help street children develop saving habits and eventually help them step forward towards a better future.
According to the latest BB data, the total deposits in the street children's accounts stood at Tk 21.56 lakh at the end of March 2017.
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Wow! Pan is playing his flutes. Be careful if you view too long, he is powerful. This sculpture is approximately 16 tall and is mounted to a black marble base. The weight is approximately 12 pounds. He is a Very Stunning and his face is beautiful with a hypnotic expression. The chemically applied antique patina is warm and rich. This solid bronze piece is very graceful and a pleasure to view.
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Warehouse Sale at Thelma Keller Convention Center
- Date: 06/20/2019 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
- Location: Thelma Keller Convention Center
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Thelma Keller Convention Center is having a ONE day only warehouse sale! This event is open to the public and is also FREE! Here is what to expect:
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BIG EDEN (Thomas Bezucha) stars Arye Gross as gay New York artist Henry, who returns to his small Montana hometown to take care of his grandfather, who has suffered a stroke. Henry's unease increases when Dean (Tim DeKay) -- the straight guy he had a crush on in high school -- turns up and Pike (Eric Schweig), a silent, closeted native man, woos hims with gourmet cooking. Big Eden is a glorified Northern Exposure episode in which a quirky town exudes gay-positive vibes, cheering on opposites Henry and Pike. Writer/director Bezucha's good-humoured, wishful thinking is very appealing: gay or straight, who wouldn't want to live in a place where people are unconditionally accepting? 118 minutes. NNN (IR)


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Meet Sivan Alyra Rose: San Carlos Apache Woman Who Becomes First Native Woman to Have Lead in Netflix Series
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Five Things Sivan Aylra Rose Wants Native News Online Readers to Know about "Chambers"
LOS ANGELES — Sivan Alyra Rose, a tribal citizen of the San Carlos Apache, plays the lead role of Sasha Yazzie, a 17-year-old Navajo/Mexican teen who receives a donor heart and begins to feel a darkness inside of her in Netflix's "Chambers" which premieres in New York on Monday, April 15, 2019.
Netflix will air the hour-long first episode of "Chambers" on April 28, 2019.
"Chambers" is billed as a supernatural horror show that follows a teenager, Sasha Yazzie, who is obsessed with the death of her organ donor after receiving a heart transplant. She wants to discover the truth about the person who died so that she may live.
In addition to newcomer Rose, the cast of "Chambers" includes Oscar-nominated actress Uma Thurman and actor Tony Goldwyn. Filmed in New Mexico, "Chambers" is based on a fictional Arizona town.
With the lead role, Rose becomes the first American Indian to play a lead role in a series.
Rose, 19, who grew up on the San Carlos Indian Reservation near Globe, Arizona, where her uncle, Terry Rambler, serves as the current tribal chairman, is excited about her future. She was inspired to be a model because she has always been interested in fashion because her mother was a cosmetologist.
She was modeling at the Santa Fe Indian Art Market when she received a business card from casting director Rene Haynes. Rose attended the Institute of the American Indian Art in Santa Fe, but decided leave school and move to Los Angeles to live with her boyfriend when the cost to attend the art institute became prohibiitive.
"I did not move to Los Angeles to chase my dream, but once there, I emailed Rene to see about getting some audtions. I failed at some, but within six months, I got the role to play Sasha," Rose told Native News Online on Friday.
The first season of ten episodes has already been filmed. Filming took place last year and Rose was impressed with how the episodes came out.
"They are spooky good," Rose says with laughter in her voice.
Strong viewership results during the first couple episodes may determine whether or not there will be a second season.
Rose reflected on working with big named Hollywood stars was. "Uma is amazing to work with. She is so grounded and a realist. She was so nice to me. During the scenes together, she would throw out nuggets on how to be a better actress," says Rose.
"Working with Tony Goldwyn is a treat. He is so humble," Rose comments.
Rose says working on "Chambers" is a nice break-through for American Indians in the industry. She says "Chambers" has American Indians working on ensuring accuracy of portrayal of contemporary Native people.
"The series attempts to show realsitic lives of Native Americans. We have a writer who is Native American and Native Americans in casting. I hope we can make some real changes within the next five years in Hollywood for Native Americans," Rose says.
"I don't want to be alone here. I want other Native American teens to go and do this."
Five Things Sivan Aylra Rose Wants Native News Online Readers to Know about "Chambers"
- "Chambers" is a contemporary Native American horror story. The series is not about war ponies and tomahawks. Native Americans are real people and we're just like you. In my opinion, maybe even a little cooler than you? 🙂
- Sasha Yazzie is so cute and gentle, but has more bite than a rez dog. Don't be fooled!
- "Chambers" showcases young indigenous love in such a tender and realistic way that's going to make you feel butterflies.
- Netflix is fore-fronting a very important conversation on Native American representation in Hollywood and I am humbled and honored to have my part in making Indigenous history.
- Uma Thurman as Nancy LeFevre is a powerful and emotional role that brings a very realistic perspective to contemporary "spirituality" and indigenous culture/spirituality.


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How did the Seminoles' men's outdoor T&F team become two-time reigning national champs? Simple. Florida State head coach Bob Braman built a powerhouse of record-breaking trackletes—like All-American ACC Male Athlete of the Year Walter Dix and 400-meter phenom Ricardo Chambers. Here, the man in charge explains what he looks for in potential recruits and how you can make it to the next level.
STACK: When do you start showing interest in potential recruits?
Bob Braman: After July 1, following the athlete's junior year of high school. Both guys and girls really show themselves at the end of their junior year.
STACK: What qualities do you look for?
BB: First and foremost, we want people who are performing at the absolute top level, and that's very easy to measure in a sport like track and field. For almost every event, we go off the national rankings. After that, it comes down to some other things: character and consistency of performances. Are they performing in the big competitions, or are they running and jumping and throwing in the smaller ones? We look at those things as kind of the tiebreakers.
STACK: What do you look for, in particular, in sprinters and distance runners?
BB: We're looking for versatility; two-event athletes are better. You don't want a high hurdler who can't run your 4x100, or you don't want an intermediate hurdler who can't run a quality leg on your 4x4.
For distance runners, the NCAA does not have cross country scholarships. So if you're a cross country guy, you're on a track and field scholarship, and you have to be able to perform on the track.
STACK: You mentioned character as a factor. Elaborate on that.
BB: We make sure the athlete has the work ethic to come to college and be successful. If he doesn't have a good work ethic or he doesn't think it's important, then it doesn't matter how fast he is. He won't make it.
STACK: What do you expect from an athlete during his/her initial visit?
BB: I like kids who come in and know something about our program. They go on our website; they know our athletes; they've seen us on TV; they know some background about the coaches. To me, that shows genuine interest.
STACK: What are the chances of an athlete from a small high school attending and competing at a Division I college?
BB: Small high schools aren't really at a disadvantage. We don't care if the runner is from a school of 5,000 students or 50; it doesn't matter to us as long as he's achieved the performances and, preferably, done it at the highest meets.
STACK: Do you encounter athletes who want to run for a D-I program but are better suited for a D-II or D-III program?
BB: All the time. What I tell them is, first of all, I was a walk-on, and I earned a scholarship at the University of Florida. So I start from my personal side. The other side is: Why come to an elite program and not get to compete at the highest level? Why not go to a mid-major or D-II with the chance to earn more scholarship money and maybe have a more meaningful experience?
STACK: How can track athletes who want to run in college take the initiative?
BB: Send an email; it's the best way to contact almost every coach. Tell me about your best performances and basic academic background— SAT, ACT and GPA.
STACK: Do you email every athlete back?
BB: Yes, I always reply. No matter how developmental they are, they deserve a response. That's just been my policy, 24 years of doing it.
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Every time you go out wearing winter gloves, they are bound to get dirty, catch germs or just get smelly due to prolonged use.
Therefore, after having used them for a while, it is a good idea to wash them properly and dry them before the next use.
Both the washing and the drying have to be carefully so that no damage is done to the gloves and they are properly cleaned. Check out some pointers on washing and drying winter gloves.
Depending on the material, you can choose any of the following methods for your precious gloves.
Using the blow dryer on low heat is one of the most common ways that people tackle drying gloves. This way is extremely easy and can get the gloves dry fast if done properly. The best reason to use a blow dryer to dry your winter gloves is that anyone can do it and causing harm to the material is extremely low. Make sure that the heat is cranked down to low.
You can use the het vent at your home or in the car to dry winter gloves after washing them as well. This is a common technique practiced by many and seems to get the job done easily. All you have to do is let the gloves rest over the heat vent and keep checking on it at regular intervals.
If you are looking for the easiest way to get your winter gloves dry, there is nothing better than setting it out to dry natural. You can choose a less-chilly winter day when the sun is peeping out from the clouds.
It is not advisable to hang the gloves out on a damp day. Air drying not only dries the gloves without damaging the material but also take away the damp smell from them.
Air drying is by far the safest and the easiest way to get the gloves warm and dry. You can attach the gloves to both end of a hanger and hang them from the show curtain, from a window, out on the balcony or even on the clothes line. The gloves must be put out to dry right after they have been washed.
This is extremely important as leaving them wet for long might damage the material or cause a pungent smell to creep up into the gloves. This will be difficult to get rid of later, even if the gloves and air-dried for long.
You might hear a lot of people advice you to just put your gloves in the microwave on low heat for some time. However, this is not a great idea as you are not supposed to put metal objects in the microwave. Gloves may have metal hooks, buttons, chains etc. that you might forget to consider. Hence, it is a good idea to avoid drying your winter gloves in the microwave.
While desperate times call for desperate measures, it is generally not a good idea to use an oven as drier. Firstly, it can be too much of a bother as you will have to set it to the right temperature and keep it in for the exactly right amount of time. Secondly, different materials react differently to heat. Putting your gloves in the oven for drying is not the safest idea.
It might sound like a good idea to just place the gloves on the radiator to dry them, but this is not recommended. The heat from the radiator can be intense and cause irreparable damages to the gloves. Additionally, some materials might not react well, causing further damage. It is also unsafe and against the recommendations of fire safety personnel.
Once you have washed and dried the gloves, you might notice a few differences. For example leather gloves might feel a little stiff. However, the material will soften up after some time of use. Make sure that you check on the gloves at regular intervals. It must be noted that gloves are never to be dried over or near an open flame.
Now that you know about drying gloves, there are some important maintenance tips that must be kept in mind. First make sure that the dirt and debris that accumulates daily is cleaned out on a regular basis. You can use a small duster, unused toothbrush or stale bread to get rid of most stains and dirty parts.


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Does My Baby Need Her Own Special Name?
–Like Mother, Like Daughter
It seems to me that your baby would already have her own name: Elliana. But let's look at the question of what constitutes an homage: What's the best way to honor your mom in her granddaughter's name? Generally, the standard is: Will the honoree (or if she is deceased, the people who loved and remember her) feel suitably honored by the name you choose?
In some cases, a shared initial, a modification or update (like Jackson to honor a Jack, or Caroline for Carol), or even a word or place associated with the person will do the trick. Practically speaking, though, the further you get from the original name, the less potent the homage. Maybe that's what you're going for: a link, but not a direct one. In that case, Kate is great!
But if you'd like to really make clear that your baby is named for her grandmother—and assuming that your mom doesn't use the nickname Kate—you might stick with Kathryn. That's especially true with a middle name, where the bar is a little higher. There's less style pressure when you're not calling the child by this name regularly, so why not use the real deal?
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I'm a big fan of updating tribute names as a way to keep the thought the same without using a name you maybe aren't crazy about. It's why my daughter is Hazel Annika, not Hazel Ann. My mom liked it and understood why we didn't want the middle name to be exactly the same for three generations in a row.
We would have done the same thing if we'd had a second girl -- honoring a Katherine who went by Kay with the middle name Kate. Penelope Kate turned out to be Miles Andrew, so it was a moot point.
Either is fine, so long as your mom sees Kate as being an honor name. It won't really matter what you use if she doesn't feel honored.
I second what NameLady said about your daughter already having her "own" name. I can see this being a concern if you were giving her the exact same first & middle as your mother, but that's not what you are considering.


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I brought my cacti in to hibernate the other day as we have had fairly severe frost as early as September 15th in my recent memory here and it has been getting chilly here lately. They put on some good growth this year as I had transplanted most of them into much bigger pots and they appreciated it. They seemed very disgruntled to be brought in and left in the dark. I found myself talking to them and fondling them between their spines and trying to comfort them. They did not bite me at all, and I felt like they heard my positive intent. Suddenly I became concerned for the other plants that were brought in with them. Quite a few weeds had sprung up in their pots and I had neglected to remove them. I felt guilt that they will die as I let my cacti go into hibernation and go dry. I felt like they had concern for their companions, but I really don't know how to keep them and the weeds alive and thriving at the same time. Priorities matter here I reckon and my cactus are very high on my priority list.
They need to hibernate in order not to etoliate and get too tall in the winter. In order to do that they need to go dry. I have genuine empathy for their weed companions but I feel the lives and spirits of my cacti are more important, but maybe only to me...
Am I the only one who is put to this level of discomfort by their empathic feelings? I am truly bummed over it all, but I know how it goes trying to keep them under lights and stuff, it rarely works well through the winters. Just some thoughts I have to deal with my friends lol These cactus have been with me for a long time now, especially 4-5 of them that are almost chest tall and thick and healthy.
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Clear Leadership
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A friend of mine, Gervase Bushe, wrote a very useful book: Clear Leadership. The insights and framework are based upon his career as a professor and business consultant
Clear Leadership is full of practical and immediately useful mental models and advice. Organizations are beginning to use it as a framework for leadership training at all levels.
After reading this book, I created a mnemonic and a drawing that help me keep a few of the book's key points in mind and handy for my use. I give them to you with Gervase's permission.
SOFTeNeD stories and maps.
Sensing–what is my body telling me? Am I poised for a fight, to flee, to hear, to learn, to have fun, etc.
Observing–what would others agree happened, what was objective, what data can we agree upon and share?
Feeling–awareness of feelings is very useful early on, as feeling color everything else.
experience, each person has a different one
Need (want)–what do I want to happen, what do I want in the way of agreements.
experience, our stories come from our experience, we can share these and ask others to share their's. Experience is subjective and has numerous aspects (SOFTND)
Do–what will I do and what will I agree to do?
This little graphic represents for me Gervase's four profound senses of self and matching sets of skills:
Appreciative self–the halos, understand what you and the other have done that you would like to see more of. It is a kind of "assets based" approach or "appreciative" approach and comes form the appreciative inquiry framework.
Aware self–the recursive loop, suggests that we spend time first going over the SOFTeNeD algorithm personally, before trying to tell others or ask others.
Descriptive self–the arrow from my mouth to the other's ear, suggests that I must describe my SOFTeNeD stories and maps to the other in an appreciative frame and expressing understanding that it is only my experience, not all facts.
Curious self–the arrow from the other's mouth to my ear, suggests that I must have skill in asking and hearing about their experiences and if possible their SOFTeNeD stories and maps. I try to hear in an appreciative frame.
It has been about a year since I read this book and I have not reviewed it for this post. I hope you will pick the book up and work with the concepts in it. We can all do our parts to reduce the "interpersonal mush" in our organizations and communities as well as at home.


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Work highlights
Alex has advised clients on a wide range of significant and complex international transactions. These include advising:
- Takeda Pharmaceutical Company: advising in relation to its £46bn recommended offer for Shire plc, the largest ever outbound M&A deal by a Japanese company.
- ION Investment Group: advising on the multi-product financing of its acquisition of Acuris (Mergermarket) from BC Partners.
- Bioceres: advising on the sale of substantially all of its assets to Union Acquisition Corp., a NYSE-listed special purpose company, in exchange for control of the listed corporation, among other consideration (SPAC transaction).
- Marfrig Global Foods: advising on the $2.4bn sale of Keystone Foods to Tyson and the related Ohio Beef carve-out transaction.
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Alex was the Editor in Chief of the Columbia Journal of European Law in its 22nd Volume.
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Priyanka Chopra is one actress who needs no introduction. She has been making headlines with her every outing - from the airport to the fashion weeks. While her Insta feed is full of style inspiration for the fashion enthusiasts looks like Hollywood actresses are also following her style!
As we recently spotted American actress Olivia Wilde in a similar dress which Peecee wore last month for Kate Spade runway show.
For New York Fashion Week, Priyanka wore a beautiful blue high-neck dress from Kate Spade styled by Mimi Cuttrell. She teamed the outfit with Platinum Born jewellery and square blue glasses. The look was completed with topknot and dark lips.
While Peecee looked gorgeous in blue, Olivia picked the same dress in hot pink. She teamed it with knee-high boots and a long chain necklace.
While we love the colour of her dress, the knee-high boots weren't that appealing. Hence, the winner of this round is our own style queen Priyanka Chopra.


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Film Deaths Edit
- The Love Butcher (1975) [Sheila]: Drowned when Eric Stern sticks a running garden horse in her mouth while holding her under the swimming pool; he then carries her body into the house and places her in the bathtub. (Nudity alert: Full frontal and rear) (Thanks to Jack and EXXXposed)
- Tourist Trap (1979) [Eileen]: Strangled when Chuck Connors uses his telekinetic powers to tighten her scarf around her throat; the scene cuts away as she's being strangled. Her body is shown afterwards after Chuck turns her into a mannequin. (Thanks to EXXXposed)
- Loose Shoes (Coming Attractions; Quackers) (1980) [Biker Chick #2]: Buried alive (off-screen) at her boyfriend's funeral, in keeping with the gang's tradition. The scene ends as the protesting Robin is lowered into her grave. (Played for comic effect).
- Death Wish II (1982) [Carol Kersey]: Impaled on a spiked fence when she jumps out of the window to escape from a gang of rapists. (Thanks to EXXXposed)
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LISTEN: Henry Blacker - Crab House
Laurie Tuffrey
, December 11th, 2013 07:15
Listen to opener from debut LP by trio featuring Hey Colossus members, a song "about being completely and totally devoured by crabs"
On January 21, perennially ace label Riot Season will be putting out the debut album by Henry Blacker, a new trio featuring two members of one of the Quietus' favourite hard rocking crews, Hey Colossus. The album's called Hungry Dogs Will Eat Dirty Puddings and is the product of a no frills period of writing in a barn in the West Country and recording in a two-day stint in London. You can pre-order the album on vinyl and download over at Riot Season's online shop (the record's out on Learning Curve Records in the US), and ahead of its release, we've got a taster in the form of opener 'Crab House', a three-and-a-half-minute slab of angle grinder guitars and vamping pianos, with vocals that run the gamut from give a fuck indifference to nut job wig out - have a listen above, and read a few words of introduction from the band below.
"Henry Blacker are a three-piece from Somerset, two in the band Hey Colossus and a brother on drums. Heavy with a swing, twisty guitar, shitty bass. Album written in a barn, recorded in a basement, a Part Chimp [Westminster Brown] at the controls. 'Crab House' is the opening tune from the record, it's about being completely and totally devoured by crabs."
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The Stephen F. Austin State University athletic department announced an interesting rewards program. SFA will begin using block-chain powered Tokens for rewards for attendance at sporting events, coaching education and other SFA Athletic Department initiatives.
"One of our core values within the athletics department is to be innovative and our definition of being innovative is to be different. Launching the SFA Athletics Token and creating this interactive community puts us at the forefront of this technology," SFA AD Ryan Ivey said in a press release announcing the program
"Due to the fact that the technology has evolved to a state of mass adoption where people can learn to use it with relative ease, we now have an opportunity to merge our current fans and community with a new and different, unreached demographic of potential supporters. Over the last several weeks we have had positive responses through beta testing, which leads us to believe there is significant upside," says Ivey.
So, what's this all about?
Well a block-chain is simply a way of storing and safely transferring digital information – in this case, an SFA Token. You could compare the tokens to a form of campus cryptocurrency.
SFA is the first collegiate athletic department use the blockchain-based rewards token, the program is called SFA Athletics Token Club program. It will be managed by Lumberjack Sports Institute (LSI) Director/Head Soccer Coach Wally Crittenden, who says this special program is just the beginning.
"One of the real areas of value here is the innovative thinking and a larger conversation about athletic departments housing research and development divisions", explains Crittenden. "Most companies with the budget of an athletic department have an in-house R and D, that's where the incredible work happens."
Crittenden spoke with CollegeAD and explained that, while he was at the University of Nebraska, he had a hand in creating the Ultimate Athlete Lab, the country's first R and D arm for an athletics department. There, he began to learn how critical it was for an athletic department to operate more like an academic department when the rights to indirect cost sharing of grant dollars are on the table.
"What's one of the largest line item costs for a typical athletic department? Upkeep of facilities. Well with a research and development department in-house, now you have access to shares of grant funded research dollars that can help off-set those costs."
The SFA Athletics Tokens are housed in the Lumberjack Sports Institute, the research and development department for SFA athletics. Crittenden says they are using block-chain for low cost for the department and transaction speed for users. The SFA Tokens can be redeemed for SFA merchandise and benefits. Plus, participating local vendors will also have the option of accepting the SFA Athletics Token as a part of their sponsor agreements. Think of the tokens as a voucher that can only be redeemed at certain locations. But here's a piece of the puzzle that makes the SFA token's really special: they can also be bought or transferred.
"We really want this to be social incentivized participation, that's why we made sure people could transfer tokens. The more people that use it, the better it will be," he explained.
The rewards program is now live. All people have to do is create a free wallet with instructions found on the Lumberjack Sports Institute's website. SFA is in the final stages of app development and, once approved, it will be available for free, for both Android and iPhone devices.
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We left the Wild West just in time for our annual Memorial Day trip to "We The North" land. Garmin led us a merry chase getting into Vancouver, but oh well, we saw a completely different side of the city. Once we saw the water, we knew just where we were and even found a squeezey, little parking spot right in front.
Non-sign II, located in Peace Arch Park at the Blaine, WA border crossing.
"We're using the vehicle of the billboard as a way to reinforce your attention back to the landscape and the atmosphere, the thing that the two nations share in common," said artist Daniel Mihalyo of Seattle's Lead Pencil Studio, who co-created the work with Annie Han.
Getting in and out of Canada isn't as quick and easy as it used to be and, these days, border crossing agents have little sense of humor. Once after an especially long, trying wait to enter Canada, an agent asked the Sweetie, "Do you have any food in the car?" "Why, are you hungry?", Sweetie replied. The agent's only response—a steely Canadian Mountie-like glare.
A few years ago our Vancouver friends opened their door dressed in full, scratchy-wool Canadian Mountie regalia and served us "Canadian" food: Canadian bacon, fiddlehead ferns, and butter tarts. Last year's menu featured food with a city name: Brussels sprouts, Veal Romano, Dover Sole, etc. The year before we ate childhood favorites: an assortment of processed cheese, iceberg wedges with Green Goddess dressing, meat loaf and pineapple upside down cake. This year's theme was "A Black Tasting Menu." Our old friends are good cooks, wonderful hosts, and a very clever couple.
Black-Food Tasting Menu
Cocktails and beer:
Black bramble cocktail (black currant apéritif, blackberries, gin, etc.)
Blackberry spritzer (non-alcoholic)
The Raw Series black lager
Black Butte porter
Virgin lager (non-alcoholic; the can is black!)
Water and wine:
Black mineral water
Nero d'Avola (Sicilian red)
Tinto Negro Malbec
Black Label Pinot Grigio,
Hors d'oeuvres:
Black corn chips
Lumpfish caviar
Black Forest ham
Black bread
Black bean soup
Yelling and general hilarity ensued during the halftime contest, "Name That Black Tune." Songs included: Black Denim Trousers and Motorcycle Boots, Paul McCartney's Blackbird, Metallica's Fade to Black, Santana's Black Magic Woman, Ram Jam's Black Betty—you get the drift.
Seafood dish:
Mussels in black bean sauce
Squid ink linguini
Main course:
Blackened chicken (made with black mustard seed, black sesame seeds, black onion seeds, black cumin, black pepper, black cardamom, nigella)
Black rice pilaf (made with black garlic)
Black kale
Black Bomber cheddar (cow; England)
Chèvre Noir (goat; Québec)
Cendre des Prés (cow; Québec)
Black sesame ice cream
Black cocoa brownies
After-dinner drinks:
Black Sambuca
Black coffee
Black tea
I was so caught up in being a dinner guest that I forgot my blogligation to document. Aside from the chip/caviar and strawberry pie photos, the rest of the pictures are hoisted from Mr. Google.
Lumpfish caviar on black tortilla chips.
Mussels in black bean sauce
Black rice pilaf
I have struggled mightily to seamlessly incorporate strawberries into this black-food blog post, but am coming up short. All I can offer is a spin on the old joke. "What is black, and white, and red all over?" Strawberry pie and black sesame ice cream."
Anyways, here's my new favorite pie recipe starring Strawberries, with a supporting cast of Rhubarb.
Strawberry rhubarb pie with crumb topping
- 1 1/4 cups white sugar
- 1/3 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 2 cups rhubarb, sliced 1/2-inch thick
- 2 cups sliced fresh strawberries
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 2/3 cup white sugar
- 1/3 cup chilled butter
- 1 pie crust
Preheat oven to 400 degrees F (200 degrees C).
Thaw frozen Trader Joe's pie crust (overnight or 1 1/2 hours), roll out on floured surface, and place in pie tin. Refrigerate until ready to use.
Mix 1 1/4 cups of sugar, 1/3 cup of flour, cinnamon, and nutmeg in a bowl until thoroughly combined. Mix in the rhubarb and strawberries, and pour into the unbaked crust-lined pie dish.
Mix 1 cup of flour with 2/3 cup of sugar in a bowl, and cut 1/3 cup of butter into the mixture with a pastry cutter until the mixture resembles coarse crumbs; sprinkle the crumb topping evenly over the pie filling. Cover the edge of the pie with strips of aluminum foil.
Bake in the preheated oven until the crumb topping is golden brown and the filling bubbles around the edges, 50 to 60 minutes. Remove foil for the last 10 minutes of baking to brown the pie edge.


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Prefabricated Health Care
Demand for prefabricated health structures has increased, especially due to investments made in the health sector by the public in recent times.
Prefabricated health facilities can be projected by our technical team in a short time and ready for use. It is one of the most important properties that the materials used do not contain any harmful substances in health.
Çakır Prefabricate provides effective solutions by evaluating the climatic conditions, insulation properties and environmental sectors of the region in health buildings.
In addition, it is necessary to build buildings according to the legislation determined by the Ministry of Health.
Types of building construction;
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Prefabricated Health Buildings Production Category:
* Prefabricated Health Centers
* Prefabricated Hospitals
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Many women in their 40s and 50's but sometimes their 30's and 60's, notice that their necks are starting to sag. They hate it and know it is a harbinger of more to come.
I have had great success treating the upper neck (submental area) with the Smartlipo. The entire procedure is done in my office, usually under just local anesthetic (if you are nervous, I can happily give you oral sedation but you must have someone drive you home) and takes less than 30 minutes. There is a very tiny incision, only about 2 mm behind your chin (so it is almost invisible) and through this incision, I can infiltrate a local anesthetic to completely numb this area. Following this, I insert a very tiny fiberoptic laser fiber which both melts fat and heats up the skin, which leads to tighter skin. Lastly, I will liposuction out a small amount of fat. The incision is closed with a dissolving suture and steristrip is applied. You are wearing suntan googles the entire time, so you cannot see anything.
At night, when you are home, you need to wear a neck support garment. You can return to work the neck day. Most patients have no bruising and no discomfort.
Neck Lift
Some patients will require a more aggressive procedure than Smartlipo (though the vast majority of my patients do great with Smartlipo alone) and will need a neck lift. I do this in the operating room with a general anesthesia. I utiilize a larger horizontal incision (which heals with a very well concealed scar). I will often combine both liposuction with tightening the neck muscles. I recommend the neck support garment. You can return to work in just a few days.
This is always done in the operating room and involves incisions in front of and behind the ear, as well as a neck incision. This allows great neck tightening for the neck and resection of more skin. You can return to work in about 10 days. You can shower and wash your hair the very next day.
Z-Plasty of the Neck
In select men, I can avoid doing a facelift and get a very nice neck improvement with just a Z-plasty of the neck with no incisions around the ears.


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This 1966 Triumph TR4A has been refurbished by its current owner over the past 10 years, with work reportedly including a bare-metal repaint, fresh suspension, braking upgrades, and more. Power is from a 2138cc inline-four paired with a 4-speed manual transmission and live rear axle, all of which were reportedly rebuilt by Autosport Seattle. The car was recently serviced by the selling dealer and is offered on behalf of its owner with a clear California title.
The refurbishment reportedly included a bare-metal repaint in green, with the resulting finish shown up close under indoor and outdoor lighting in the gallery below. Painted knock-off wire wheels were stripped, powder coated, and mounted with Firestone F-560 radial tires.
Lucas tripod headlights are supplemented by bumper-mounted amber fog lamps. Hood pins have been added up front, and a period luggage rack is mounted at the rear. Photos show the black vinyl soft top in both its raised and lowered positions.
Black upholstery features contrasting white piping as does the matching top cover, while black carpeting lines the floors. Every TR4 was fitted with a walnut dash for 1966.
The stock radio location has been filled with a metal plate housing toggle switches for the electric fuel pump and radiator fan. The odometer shows approximately 5k miles, with total mileage unknown.
The 2138cc four was reportedly blueprinted and rebuilt by Autosport Seattle using balanced components, a ported cylinder head, and a mild street camshaft. An electric fuel pump supplies twin SU carburetors with open intake horns, while exhaust is through an aftermarket header and custom piping.
Other updates include an oil cooler, alternator, high-torque starter, aluminum radiator with electric cooling fan, and electronic ignition. A TR250 pedal box and brake booster replace the originals. The stock 4-speed transmission and differential were also reportedly rebuilt by Autosport.
Chassis work included refinishing of the frame as well as new suspension components and associated hardware. A quick-ratio steering rack was installed as well as a front sway bar, Wilwood brake calipers, and stainless steel lines. Documentation for the refurbishment is unavailable.
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Regulation of Electromobility in Brazil
In 2018, the Brazilian Electricity Regulatory Agency (ANEEL), the National Institute of Metrology, Quality and Technology (Inmetro) and GIZ have promoted a series of activities to establish a conducive environment to advance electromobility in Brazil through technical regulation.
Safe Machines, Electric Mobility and Industry 4.0 - Indian Delegation at the Hannover Messe
On the occasion of the Hannover Messe trade show for industrial technology, an Indian government delegation headed by Secretary Dr A. R. Sihag of the Department of Heavy Industry (DHI) visited Germany from 2 - 5 April 2019. The Global Project Quality Infrastructure (GPQI) of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWi) supported DHI's visit to Germany.
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Welcome to Total Sports Mini Dance
Suitable for boys and girls aged 2 to 5 years old, Total Sports Mini Dance offers preschool children their first learner experience of dance.
We invite parents to come along with their children and take part in the sessions, which we believe are fantastic for developing that parent-child bond.
With our dance sessions, children recognise dance as a fun, engaging and creative way to be active. We know how energetic your children can be and how much most children love to dance!
Mini Dance is fantastic for developing confidence, encouraging smiles and inspiring young dancers!
Mini Dance consists of two age groups:
- 2-3 ½-year-olds
- 3 ½ – 5-year-olds.
We encourage all parents to try book into the most suitable age group for their children – as you know your children better than anyone else!
Meet your host!…
Your children will be in the very capable hands of our expert dance teacher, Elle Anderson.
Elle includes lots of dance-themed games and fun activities to keep a light-hearted enjoyable feel in the sessions.
All our dance coaches are CRB checked and fully qualified to teach your children!
York Railway Institute
EVERY MONDAY between 7th January – 18th February
Railway Institute, 22 Queen St, York YO24 1AD
Ages 3 ½ – 5: 09:30am – 10:15am
Ages 2 – 3 ½: 10:25am – 11:00am
There is plenty of car parking spaces and good accessibility.
Huntington Sports and Social
EVERY TUESDAY between 8th January – 19th February
Huntington Sports and Social Club, North Lane, Huntington, York, YO32 9RU
Ages 3 ½ – 5: 09:30am – 10:15am
Ages 2 – 3 ½: 10:25am – 11:00am
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Chef's Table Under the Stars
Enjoy a magnificent chef's table under the stars at the beautiful Quartermain Fair City Hotel in Morningside!
Pay just R350 per person for a SIX-COURSE meal – but book soon to avoid disappointment.
Date: Saturday 16 and 23 March
Time: 6pm onwards
Venue: Quartermain Fair City Hotel, Morningside
Cost: R350 per person
Bookings: 011 290 0900 or www.faircity.co.za
On Arrival:
Home cured olives with sun-dried tomatoes baguette
1st Course:
Seared Salmon, toasted cauliflower, pine nuts and basil creme
2nd course:
Risotto of lemon and organic chicken, new season olive oil and pangratto.
3rd Course:
Confit duck leg, orange and ginger sauce, panko potato
4th Course:
Grilled springbuck, smoked bone marrow, port and anise reduction.
5th Course:
Chocolate and rosemary ice cream, orange and mint salad
Chocolate friandes
Coffee and Tea
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People from all over the Seattle area meet with the senators' staffers at the Federal Building in Seattle 12:30-1:30 every Tuesday.
These notes from September 19th 2017 from all attendees; calls to action and links provided by me. This page is updated by 3pm Wednesday.
Met with
Tommy Bauer, Senator Cantwell's Seattle Outreach Director.
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Senator Cantwell: Email ~ P: (202) 224-3441 ~ F: (202) 228-0514
Kate Baumgartner, Senator Murray's Seattle Outreach Director.
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Senator Murray: Email ~ P: (202) 224-2621 / Toll Free: (866) 481-9186 ~ F: (202) 224-0238
Cassidy – Graham health care bill
Tommy, Senator Cantwell's Outreach Director emailed through information that was requested about the senator's actions re. the new bill. Extra credit. From her recent health care town hall: notes ~ video.
We all have concerns about the Cassidy – Graham health care bill. It is more vicious than the previous offering by the republicans. It could actually get voted in. No CBO score. The republicans want it to be voted on through reconciliation, so they have to vote before the end of September.
Please tell detailed stories about how this health 'care' would affect you through loss of care / preventative care: particularly if it involves opioids personally or professionally. This is a huge national problem. Please also share stories about how the ACA helped you or your loved ones, and its loss would affect you through suffering, lost ability to work or otherwise contribute: and about how life before ACA was tough. More actions.
When contacting senators, they generally do not need zip code authentication to leave an email on their web site. Representatives mainly do. In that case, use their office address and zip code. Your opinion counts on national issues that personally affect you. They can tak your opinion or not, but the fact that so many people are contacting them is the point.
Please contact our MoCs.
Other Senators to contact
McCain is especially good to contact to:
thank him for his previous vote,
tell him that Arizona stands to lose $1.6 billion in federal funding by 2026,
mention 1 million Arizonans with pre-existing conditions that would be hurt by this bill,
the 78,000 Arizonans relying on the ACA for treatment for opioid abuse care would be in jeopardy,
– and he has called for "return to regular order": we don't know how many people will lose their coverage because the CBO hasn't had time to fully review the bill.
email Sen. John McCain (AZ) (202) 224-2235 Fax: (202) 228-2862
email Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (WV) (202) 224-6472
email Sen. Lisa Murkowski (AK) (202) 224-6665
email Sen. Dean Heller (NV) (202) 224-6244
email Sen. Dan Sullivan (AK) (202) 224-3004
email Sen. Jeff Flake (AZ) (202) 224-4521
email Sen. Susan Collins (ME) (202) 224-2523
email Sen. Bill Cassidy (LA) (202) 224-5824
email Sen. Bob Corker (TN) (202) 224-3344
email Sen. Rob Portman (OH) (202) 224-3353
email Sen. Lamar Alexander (TN) (202) 224-4944
email Sen. Cory Gardner (CO) (202) 224-5941
email Sen. Lindsey Graham (SC) (202) 224-5972
email Sen. Tom Cotton (AR) (202) 224-2353
email Sen. Pat Toomey (PA) (202) 224-4254
email Sen. Mike Lee (UT) (202) 224-5444
email Sen. John Hoeven (ND) (202) 224-2551
email Sen. Richard Shelby (AL) (202) 224-5744 Fax: (202) 224-3416
email Sen. Luther Strange (AL) (202) 224-4124 Fax: (202) 224-3149
email Sen. John Boozman (AK) (202) 224-4843
email Sen. Ron Johnson (WI) (202) 224-5323 Fax: (202) 228-6965
email Sen. Ben Sasse (NE) (202) 224-4224
List compiled from: WaPo & NYTimes & TrumpCareToolkit
All Members of Congress
The ADAPT Group will be very busy!
The Ongoing Tuesday Plan
We now have a room booked for us to meet in the Federal Building. Kate Baumgartner will post in Seattle Indivisible's FB page the day before about the meeting. Please check it in case there is a room change or the meeting needs to be cancelled. SI are working on having rallies every Tuesday 12-12:30 to encourage attendance. We need groups other than SI to step up and volunteer. At this meeting, an attendee passed around cards for us to sign to thank our senators 🙂
Child Care for Working Families Act
Senator Murray has introduced the popular Child Care for Working Families Act. It includes increasing the number of children enjoying help with preschool costs and ensures good pay for preschool workers.
Rep. DeSantis' Amendment to defund Mueller
The question was asked: can the resolution to defund Mueller move forward?
Rep. DeSantis has introduced an amendment to defund the probe. "In a statement, DeSantis said the order appointing Mueller as special counsel 'didn't identify a crime to be investigated and practically invites a fishing expedition.'" from Politico.
There are also bipartisan efforts to protect Mueller. Senators Tillis and Coon's: S. 1741 & Senators Graham and Booker's: S. 1735. "the bill(s) effectively would limit the president's authority to hire and fire special counsels" from WaPo.
Bristol Bay
The EPA is considering removing protections from Bristol Bay, an important fishing area for Seattle salmon. Please comment here by October 15th and share. It would be environmental disaster, affect adversely our Ballard fisheries (they get their salmon there), and trample on Native rights. The salmon ensure "an estimated 14,000 jobs and annual revenue of $1.5 billion" from HuffPost. About the EPA's plans for Bristol Bay: https://www.epa.gov/bristolbay.
The De-escalate Washington Petition
Please help us to get signatures for the de-escalate Washington petition. you can volunteer to be in busy areas and collect signatures.
"This measure would require law enforcement to receive violence de-escalation, mental-health, and first-aid training, and provide first-aid; and change standards for use of deadly force, adding a "good faith" standard and independent investigation."
This is important because "Trump (is) to lift military gear ban for local police" from CNN.
The NDAA Bill
The NDAA bill went through Congress recently. "Senators voted 89 to 8 to pass the nearly $700 billion bill, which authorizes support for Pentagon programs and combat operations at home and abroad" from WaPo. There is funding in there for protections for people in Hanford and military bases throughout WA.
Net Neutrality
If bots have put comments in the FCC site in your name, please tell Senator Cantwell and she will order an investigation: More actions.
The BRIDGE Act
Currently, Congress has 6 months before the DACA program is taken away, and they can replace it or not. There is bipartisan legislation to renew the program for the next two years: the BRIDGE Act, S. 128. We need further-reaching legislation to protect our DACA recipients. They cannot be expected to limp from 2 year-long DACA protection to 2 year-long DACA protection. There needs to be a longer term solution. People are calling this a clean DREAM act.
People are desperate for a fix for the DREAMers. We need comprehensive immigration reform. There is no proposed legislation for it yet. This was exemplified by the protesters at Nancy Pelosi's meeting supporting the DREAMers this week.
Net Neutrality
"Now that the comment period has ended, the FCC will begin work on a revised version of its proposal, which it will then vote on and quite likely pass, making it official policy."
From the verge. More about net neutrality and ways to act.
Congress sent a letter to Equifax asking them for information about the recent security breach: NPR. What can we do to protect ourselves? WaPo. The letter was signed by multiple MoCs, including Senator Murray. The letter.


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Special Occasions
Activity & Leisure
Seasonal breaks
2 nights - mostly start on Fri or Sat
3 nights - must start on Fri
4 nights - must start on Mon
5 nights - 22nd or 29th Dec 2012 only.
Beautifully furnished in keeping with its age, this character-filled property boasts warm and comforting accommodation with tartan décor throughout. Standing alone and offering spectacular views over the gates of the 500-acre Cally Estate, this splendid Scottish escape provides a luxurious and idyllic retreat for two with its own small garden. The quaint small library provides a quiet area where guests can unwind. On an evening, snuggle up and indulge in front of the crackling wood-burning stove whilst planning your days ahead.Set in an unspoilt area with walks from the door, and where squirrels and deer can even be spotted. Couples will find it difficult to leave this authentic hideaway.
Small living room with wood-burning stove, rugs on wooden floor. Small library/dining room with wooden floor. Small modern fitted kitchen with TV. Bathroom with electric over-bath shower and toilet. Steep, narrow stairs to first floor: Double bedroom with canopy bed and TV/video and DVD. Shower room with toilet.
Scottish Country Cottages is the trading name of Vacation Rentals (UK) Ltd.
Registered Office: Spring Mill, Earby, Barnoldswick, Lancashire, BB94 0AA.
Registered in England and Wales. Company Registration Number: 00965389.
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Many parents are trying to cut back their use of tomatoes due to acidity, allergies, inflammation, and taste. While tomatoes have some pretty impressive health benefits, they may not be the right food choice for everyone – plus I love switching things up a bit here and there to flex my culinary muscles and give my family a new food experience. After a long hunt. I finally tracked down a really good 'nomato sauce' that tastes excellent and combines some of the veggies that my family likes best. This sauce can be played with to suit your specific taste, and Read More
Easy No-Tomato Sauce Recipe
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Desensiziting Food Allergies
Last Updated April 29, 2014 By Andrea in Allergies, Food, Treatments with 2 Comments
I've been doing a lot of research lately about overcoming food allergens. I had heard about food allergy desensitizing a while back but hadn't paid much attention to it until I stumbled across a few reviews and some success stories online. I even met a friendly police officer at Starbucks who directed me to a local allergist after her son had been successful desensitized from an anaphylactic nut allergy. While desensitizing from food allergies may not work for everyone, it's a very powerful and effective treatment that's gaining more and more respect and users across the world. To me, the Read More
Names Of Allergens You May Not Know
Last Updated June 9, 2017 By Andrea in Allergies, Food with No Comment
If you're a parent of a child with allergies like I am, chances are you're also a label reader. Knowing your child's triggers in foods and body care products can make life a whole lot easier. Avoiding these ingredients can be the difference between a good week and a week filled with constant itching and irritation. When my little one was first diagnosed with sensitivities to food, I became the queen of reading labels! I would scan pretty much everything I gave my child for those ingredients that I knew were troublesome –but sometimes things were still rough. It turns out Read More
How Long Do Fruits & Veggies Last?
Last Updated February 4, 2014 By Andrea in Food with No Comment
I try to go above and beyond to make sure that my kids get as many fresh fruits and veggies as I can coax them to eat. I am always picking up organic produce and looking for the most vibrant and beautiful veggies at the store – and I have found that the more of these good foods I get in my kids' diet the better everything goes from eczema flare-ups to overall mood and sleep. When I first started bringing home more fresh fruits and vegetables, I noticed that when we weren't able to eat them all some of Read More
The Best Food Allergy Journal Apps
Last Updated March 17, 2017 By Andrea in Food with 3 Comments
If you're trying to identify the hidden cause of an ongoing allergic reaction in your or your child, food is always the best place to start looking – and there's no better way to figure out which foods are causing trouble than keeping a food allergy journal. Many experts recommend keeping a food journal to help make connections between the foods we eat and the allergic responses that show up – and the results of doing this can be really surprising! People have used allergy food journals to discover that specific foods trigger eczema flare ups, migraine headaches, itchy eyes, Read More


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Foxfield Village Presents
Maintenance-Provided Villa Living
from the Upper $300's in the heart of Olathe's K-7/K-10 corridor
Gabriel Homes' Richmond plan showcases a wonderful open floorplan featuring 10ft ceilings throughout the main level living space. Be inspired and let your inner chef come to life in the well-designed kitchen featuring custom cabinets, granite counters, large walk-in pantry, oversized center island, and soft close drawers! Other convenience-minded designs include main level master suite with access from master closet to laundry, and main level secondary bedroom/flex office. Lower level complete with finished rec space, 3rd & 4th bedrooms, full bath, and plenty of storage space!
The "Prescott" is an Elegant Villa with high ceilings, beautiful arches, custom cabinetry, and a striking corner fireplace. Open plan with large windows showers the rooms with natural light. This plan includes a covered patio! Kitchen includes a walk-in pantry & island. Master & Guest bedrooms on main level. Master bath with large spa inspired walk in shower. Lower level with Rec Room, 3rd bedroom and bath. Impressive finishes though out. Beautiful Villa on a great lot which backs to greenspace and walking trails.


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After a whirlwind autumn spent touring in Europe with the likes of Jet and Albert Hammond Jr, Five OClock Heroes spent the last part of December in Japan as part of the hmv sponsored British anthems tour. They managed to spend the new year in their home town of New York, selling out the mercury lounge on their homecoming show, but now are back in the uk and started off 2007 with a storming show that was the talk of the Eurosonics festival. The brand new previously unreleased single 'Skin Deep' is taken from their debut album 'Bend To The Breaks' and is accompanied by the new acoustic track Every night, all night long.
You can check the video here:
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Live dates here:
16th – STOKE – SUGARMILL
18th – SOUTHAMPTON – JOINERS
19th – BRISTOL – THEKLA
20th – NOTTINGHAM – SOCIAL
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Moreover, his vehicle of social advancement — a vicious and dangerous sport — says much about the limited prospects for black people. "If there were other things he could be doing, why boxing?" Professor Andrews said.
In any event, almost two centuries after his death, the spotlight has fallen on Mr. Richmond again because of a high-speed rail project that has prompted the renovation of Euston Station in the north of the city.
The work means digging up graveyards in London and Birmingham, as well as other historic sites along the route, in what Mike Court, the lead archaeologist for the first phase of High Speed 2, describes as Britain's "biggest ever archaeological project."
After his death, Mr. Richmond was buried in the graveyard next to St. James church, which was built in 1789 but demolished in the 1960s. Other prominent people laid to rest here included Capt. Matthew Flinders, who led the first circumnavigation of Australia, and James Christie, who founded Christie's auctioneers in 1766.
But burials stopped in 1853, and around 1887, the cemetery was turned into a public garden.
Archaeologists have been surprised how well London's damp clay soil has preserved skeletonized remains and some wooden coffins.
"Some of the coffins that we are finding look like they were put into the ground last week — really, really amazing," said Mr. Court, speaking near the huge site, where about 160 archaeologists and dozens of construction and support staff are working.
He expects the excavation to yield a wealth of information for social historians about the diet, health, migration patterns and environment of the period. (The small number of lead coffins will not be opened.)
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