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Veterinary Surgeons
Philip Hughes BVSc MRCVS
Philip is the senior Director at Priory Vet Group working mainly from the Highcliffe Branch Surgery. He is the main Equine and Large Animal vet but has worked with all species. His passion is for horses both at home and at work but with family abroad he loves to travel.
Emma Newton BVSc CertVOphthal MRCVS
Emma was born in Poole and educated at Talbot Heath in Bournemouth. She graduated from Bristol in 1999 and worked in several mixed practices across the country before joining Priory Vet Group in 2008 and becoming a Director in 2015.
She has always loved Ophthalmology (eyes) and sat her examinations in 2006. She became an Advanced Practitioner in 2015 (as soon as this scheme started).
Outside work Emma is kept very busy with her family and young labrador cross Millie. A keen sportswoman, Emma plays netball weekly and does tennis, swimming, running and riding when she can.
Daniel May BVetMed BSAVA GPCertSAS MRCVS
Daniel trained at the Royal Veterinary College in London. He joined us at Priory Veterinary Group in 2012. He became an owner and director in 2015. In what proved to be a busy year, he also completed a Post Graduate Certificate in Small Animal Surgery.
Although not Dorset born and bred, Daniel feels very much at home living in Highcliffe. He got married at Highcliffe Castle to his wife Katy. Alfie, their Black Labrador, performed the ring bearing duties. As all good Labradors should, he stopped to try and eat some petals on the way down the aisle!
Laura Buckland BVetMed MRCVS
Laura graduated from the Royal Veterinary College, London in 2008 and joined Priory Veterinary Group in 2011. She is working towards the Certificate of Advanced Veterinary Practice by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons.
Laura enjoys all aspects of mixed practice. Her special interest is Emergency and Critical Care and she is passionate about treating your pet with kindness and dignity as if it were her own and is known for giving very straightforward advice and information.
Laura lives locally with her husband and three young children. They have three dogs, two cats, a handful of chickens and a tortoise called Ernie.
Jess Roose MA VetMB MRCVS
Jess joined Priory Vet Group after graduating from Cambridge University in 2013. Her main interests are imaging and cardiology so she spends much of her time in dark corners of the hospital performing ultrasound scans! She is currently studying towards a certificate in small animal cardiology.
Outside of work you may see her walking her Jack Russell, Mickey, around Mudeford Wood and Hengistbury Head or if she's feeling energetic, playing Netball with a local team. She makes regular trips back to her family's home in Cornwall where she enjoys trying to surf and walking on Dartmoor.
Amelie Summer MA VetMB MVetSci MRCVS
Amelie graduated from Cambridge University in 2006. She has since worked in small animal practice in both the UK and the USA and completed a Masters Degree in Conservation Medicine with Edinburgh University in 2016. She has an interest in Dermatology and Feline Medicine and is currently studying for a Certificate in Feline Practice.
A keen hiker, Amelie walked 1000 miles of the Appalachian Trail with her husband in 2017 before moving from London to Christchurch. She is now enjoying exploring the beautiful Dorset countryside.
Katy Putterford MA VetMB MRCVS
Katy graduated from Cambridge University and joined Priory Veterinary Group in August 2015. She is enthusiastic about all aspects of small animal practice and particularly enjoys surgery.
Outside of work she enjoys baking, catching up with friends and taking her two westies, Megan and Molly for long walks on the beach.
Sophie Jenns MA VetMB MRCVS
After qualfiying from Cambridge in 2015, Sophie was with priory Vet Group for two years. She recently returned after an eight month break travelling the world and locuming at different practices. Sophie has no pets at the moment, although her parents have two Labradors who Sophie says are basically like her brothers as she's an only child! She gets her pet fix while at work instead at the moment.
Sophie says "having seen practice in different places, I was keen to re-join the Priory team because I really like the very high standard of care that we expect to provide so I can offer that to my clients, and because the team is really friendly and helpful." Sophie is starting a Certificate in Small Animal Surgery later in the year, enjoys hockey and dancing, lives in Southbourne and is gluten free.
Imogen Else BVSc MRCVS
Imogen graduated from Bristol University, and joined Priory Veterinary Group this summer. Imogen is originally from north Buckinghamshire but has family in Bransgore so was familiar with the local area. Outside of work she thoroughly enjoys walking her family's cocker spaniels in the forest, horse-riding and baking. More recently she has started cycling too!
She is looking forward to meeting more of Priory's clients and their pets.
Roxy Lewis CertVN ECC DipVN RVN Nursing Manager
Roxy joined Priory in 2008 as a trainee. She qualified in 2012 and soon became a clinical coach, then in 2013 she was appointed Head Nurse
Roxy has a keen interest in emergency and critical care nursing and in 2017 completed further studies to become a certificate holder, she passed with distinction. In her spare time she enjoys taking her cheeky terrier out for long walks in the countryside.
Gemma Read BSc RVN Deputy Nursing Manager
Gemma joined the practice in 2009 as a trainee nurse, having previously gained a degree in Animal Science (Behaviour and Welfare). In 2014 Gemma qualified as a Registered Veterinary Nurse and is one of our clinical coaches, supporting the training of our student nurses. In 2016 she was appointed to the Deputy Nursing Manager role.
Gemma has an interest in nutrition and diagnostic imaging, and has recently gained the BSAVA Merit Award in Diagnostic Imaging.
In her spare time, Gemma enjoys cooking, walks in the forest and spending time at the beach. She also has a soft spot for guinea pigs
Sam Bolton RVN
Sam is a Registered Veterinary Nurse who has been at Priory since 2009. Sam has a keen interest in looking after our hospitalised patients and enjoys the variety nursing brings. She is a clinical coach, helping our trainee nurses with their studies and Sam also runs our Golden Oldies clinics for senior dogs aiding them with mobility issues and nutrition.
Sam became a Mum in 2015 and now works part time. She has a particular soft spot for Labradors.
Katie Powell RVN
Katie qualified in 2016. She has been a part of the team since 2012 starting as a Saturday animal care assistant, then progressing to her role as a veterinary nurse.
Katie has a keen interest in medical nursing and enjoys caring for the hospitalised patients especially assisting with their recovery. At home Katie enjoys spending time with her cocker spaniel Alfie, taking him for long walks in the forest. She also has a keen interest in photography which fills her spare time.
Michelle Mellows RVN
Charley Thompson RVN
Jess Hall RVN
Jess started working at Priory Vet Group in December 2013 and in August 2018 qualified from Sparsholt College.
Jess has a keen interest in feline care and behaviour and has one cat at home called Yuna. She also has great affection for giant breed dogs and would one day love to own a Newfoundland (once she's moved to a bigger house!).
Aliie Harpham Student Nurse
Aliie joined Priory Vet Group in September 2015. Her main passion is training sled dogs in particular Siberian Huskies.
She has lived and worked with sled teams in Austria, Sweden and Finland. In January this year she achieved her Diploma in Animal Psychology. Allie lives at home with her two cats Archie and Elvis. Her main interests are animal behaviour, surgical nursing and anaesthesia.
Lucy Biddulph Student Nurse
Lucy joined Priory Vet Group in 2016 having previously worked as an Animal Care Assistant.
Lucy has four dogs at home and loves walking them along the south coast and at National Trust properties. Lucy especially loves Cavalier King Charles Spaniels because they are so affectionate and are always wagging their tails.
Beth Attfield, Nursing Assistant
Beth joins us from another practice where she had been a nursing assistant for 18 months previously.
Beth is looking forward to being at Priory where she'll have the opportunity to further her knowledge and skills at a bigger practice. When she's not in Christchurch, Beth can often be found at Swanage railway with her partner, Ash, who is a driver there. They both hope to move soon to a house with a garden so that they can start their fur baby family.
Nikki Jacob-Moss Animal Care Assistant
Nikki studied Animal Care at Kingston Maurward in Dorchester and has been a part of the Priory team since 2007.
She shares her home with her cat Martha, her tortoise Tarquin and not forgetting her husband Paul. In her spare time she enjoys walking and cycling.
Georgia Rides Student Nurse
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Office & Reception Team
Nicola Holmwood Practice Manager
Nicola had previously worked as a vet nurse and a practice manager in Essex before joining Priory in 2018. She is responsible for the non clinical aspects of the practice.
Nicola lives locally with her husband, three children and two Border Terriers Fred and Pipi. When not herding them all around, she enjoys paddle boarding, reading, cooking and yoga.
Sarah Johnson Administrator
Sarah joined PVG in the year 2000 and works as an administrator in the office at Christchurch dealing primarily with insurance claims and paperwork associated with tuberculosis testing in cattle.
Outside of work she enjoys sport, especially playing badminton and dog agility training with her cocker spaniel called Harvey.
Sam Kingswell Receptionist
Sam has been the receptionist at our Highcliffe branch since 1999 and is a very well known face among the locals! She thoroughly enjoys meeting clients and making a fuss of their pets.
When she's not at work she enjoys walking her little dog, Freddie, along the coast.
Debbie Lloyd Administrator
Debbie has been with Priory Vet Group since 2006 and works as an administrator in the office. She likes nothing more than walking her terrier Harley in the New Forest and meeting other dog walkers.
Her passion in life is her singing and she is part of an award-winning female vocal ensemble called La Nova Singers. They perform an eclectic repertoire of classical, sacred, operatic and contemporary choral music and give concerts through the area with a regular gig at Highcliffe Castle at Christmas.
Suzy Robbins Receptionist
Suzy moved down to the south coast from County Durham in 1986 for a summer job and liked it so much she never went back. She has worked at Priory Vet Group since 2007 on reception, credit control and general admin.
She loves animals and is a strict vegetarian. In her spare time she enjoys walking, watching movies, eating cake and playing candy crush saga! She is looking forward to starting her latest house renovation project.
Jackie Cole Receptionist
Jackie has worked at Priory Veterinary Group at their Bransgore Branch for many years. She enjoys taking her dogs out in the forest with her horses.
Pam Dolbear Receptionist
Pam is part of the reception team and works at both Christchurch and Highcliffe.
Pam enjoys walking and running on the New Forest with her two cocker spaniels and loves seeing all the ponies and wildlife. Her other passions are baking, spending time with the family and going to live concerts and singing along!
Elaine Grandon Receptionist
I'm not a crazy cat lady, it's just that I have more than originally planned! A pregnant stray was handed in to us and when no-one claimed her I took her home and eventually she had 4 kittens in my wardrobe. Three of them have gone to excellent homes – i.e. Priory staff. The 4th one is staying with us. We've named them Freja and Matthew and my original cat Eddie is slowly getting used to the mayhem
Elaine Leach Credit Control
Originally from London, I moved to Bournemouth in 2000 and love spending time with my husband and our 3 crazy dogs, Ollie the Cocker Spaniel, Buddie the Beagle and Toby the mini dachshund. I am a volunteer for Guide Dogs and in my spare time I also enjoy scrapbooking, making greetings cards and handbag charms and going to rock concerts – the louder the better!
Debbie Hart Receptionist
Debbie started at Priory in 2006 and has recently returned after a 20 month break. She works mainly at Christchurch and Bransgore on reception and general admin.
Debbie enjoys going to live gigs, cycling and pilates, but mostly horse riding in the New Forest.


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Pictured from left to right: Lora Berg, director of marketing and communications for the college; Joseph Cassady, head of the Department of Animal Science; Sharon Clay, distinguished professor in the Department of Agronomy, Horticulture and Plant Science; Bob Thaler, professor in the Department of Animal Science and SDSU Extension swine specialist; John Killefer, dean of the College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences; David Clay, professor in the Department of Agronomy, Horticulture and Plant Science; Anne Fennell, professor in the Department of Agronomy, Horticulture and Plant Science; Srinivas Janaswamy, assistant professor in the Department of Dairy and Food Science; and Feng Li, who holds a joint position in the College of Natural Sciences and College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences.
Faculty members, researchers and scientists at South Dakota State University were recognized at the annual Celebration of Faculty Excellence on February 19, 2019. Seven faculty members in the College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences were honored for outstanding research, teaching and service.
"The Celebration of Faculty Excellence is an opportunity to recognize and acknowledge some of our faculty that have made significant impacts on their students, fields of research or communities and society," said College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences Dean John Killefer. "We had the privilege of celebrating several of our faculty who are truly exceptional and are making a difference at SDSU, the state and world."
David Clay, a professor in the Department of Agronomy, Horticulture and Plant Science, was named a distinguished professor.
"This is the university's ultimate academic recognition presented to those who have reached the pinnacle of their careers through distinguished performance and national or international recognition," President Barry Dunn stated when he presented the award to Clay.
Clay has been a professor of plant sciences since 2001. He has provided soils training to over 1,500 undergraduate students and 50 graduate students. His research, teaching and outreach focus on the adoption of technologies that improve agricultural profitability and sustainability.
Clay has served as a Fellow of the American Society of Agronomy since 2007. Currently he is serving as the first editor from South Dakota for the "Agronomy Journal", which is published by the American Society of Agronomy. He is the editor of sixteen books, including "Precision Agriculture Basics" (2018), "Practical Mathematics for Precision Farming" (2017), "IGROW Corn: Best Management Practices for Corn Production" (2016), and "Mathematics and Calculations for Agronomists and Soil Scientists" (2011). He has also published over 265 referred papers in books and professional journals.
Joseph Cassady, professor and head of the Department of Animal Science, received the Dr. Harold and Barbara Bailey Award for Excellence in Academic Department Leadership. Bailey served SDSU as vice president for academic affairs for 24 years. From 1979 to 1985, he also directed programs to develop departmental leadership for the South Dakota and North Dakota Boards of Regents and the American Council on Education.
Since June 2013, Cassady has led the Department of Animal Science during a time of significant growth. Undergraduate enrollment increased by 14 percent, graduate enrollment doubled, a new Swine Education and Research Facility and Cow-Calf Education and Research Facility were added, and the Kohler/Gee Livestock Judging Team Endowment met its $1 million goal. Cassady earned a bachelor's degree in animal science from Iowa State University and earned master's and doctoral degrees in animal science from the University of Nebraska. Before coming to SDSU, Cassady spent 12 years on the faculty of the Department of Animal Science at North Carolina State University, raising to the rank of professor.
Bob Thaler, professor in the Department of Animal Science and SDSU Extension swine specialist, and Lora Berg, director of marketing and communications for the college, were recipients of the F.O. Butler Awards. The F.O. Butler Awards are presented to faculty who achieve the highest levels of excellence in their respective roles at SDSU and in so doing, make valuable, lasting contributions to the well-being of the people of South Dakota. The awards were established in 1944 by Chicago industrialist, F.O. Butler.
Thaler was awarded the F.O. Butler Award for Excellence in Extension/Outreach. Thaler's SDSU Extension expertise and leadership in pig production is recognized locally, regionally, nationally and internationally. He received the 2015 Governor's Ag Ambassador Award from former Governor Dennis Daugaard. He was also awarded a Fulbright scholarship in 2018 to work at the Vietnam National University of Agriculture in Hanoi.
Thaler led the development of the SDSU Swine Education and Research Facility, which is the newest facility of its kind in the country. His efforts and reputation in the pig industry enabled SDSU to acquire the necessary funds from individuals, organizations and industry allies in not only South Dakota, but other states including Minnesota, Iowa and North Dakota. He continues to be involved in research, teaching and extension activities at the facility.
Thaler serves as a mentor to junior faculty, especially those with SDSU Extension appointments. He helps guide them in finding effective methods and topics for extension programming and applied research. Thaler credits the majority of his success to working in teams with great colleagues, as well as having the opportunity to work with some of the best producers, their children and allied industry partners.
Berg received the F.O. Butler Award for Excellence in Community Service. She currently serves as an advisor for the Agricultural Communicators of Tomorrow, Little International and Sigma Alpha professional sorority. Through her role as advisor for several student organizations, Berg provides mentorship to around 250 students on a regular basis. She has the unique ability to relate to all ages and demographics. In her current position at SDSU, Lora utilizes her communication and photography skills to professionally distribute information related to the college. She also received the honor of Agribusiness Woman of the Year from the SDSU Ceres women's fraternity in 2015.
Receiving the Faculty Engagement in International Research Award was Anne Fennell, professor in the Department of Agronomy, Horticulture and Plant Science, and Srinivas Janaswamy, assistant professor in the Department of Dairy and Food Science.
Since Fennell started her position at SDSU in 1992, she has been dedicated to developing international collaborations to expand the reputation of SDSU in the worldwide agricultural research community. She is an internationally recognized expert on the genetic and physiological aspects of grapevine bud dormancy. Fennell has traveled to many countries to present her research findings. She is recognized as a leading international scientist for research on bud dormancy mechanisms and non-vinifera grapevine species. Her research is an invaluable tool for facing the future's challenges in grapevine breeding programs.
In addition, Fennell has played an integral role in developing VitisNet, which has resulted in the creation of a system biology tool to rapidly analyze large data sets of gene products. Her success as a researcher is highlighted by several awards, millions of dollars in federal grant funding and more than 50 impactful publications.
Janaswamy has established an impactful research program on functional biopolymers, specifically on the design and development of carriers of bioactive compounds. Janaswamy is well known in the international scientific community due to his scientific contributions.
Focused on healthier diets, his research emphasis is on breads made from orange-fleshed sweet potatoes to combat Vitamin A deficiency. This is an outcome of his collaboration with the International Potato Center in Nairobi, Kenya. His research led to a new realization about reduced starch digestion of sweet potato breads, which has potential to aid individuals with glycemic issues. The collaboration is ongoing and Janaswamy is currently expanding research on sweet potato products that could address both Vitamin A deficiency and diabetic concerns.
Furthermore, his efforts extend to functional products from agriculture biomass to replace plastics. Janaswamy is also teaming with several Chinese and Indian universities, establishing strong research collaborations. These well-coordinated activities will further Janaswamy's research in fostering novel contributions to the field of food science and, in-turn, will be valuable to SDSU and his collaborators.
Honored as the College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences Outstanding Researcher is Sharon Clay, distinguished professor in the Department of Agronomy, Horticulture and Plant Science.
Clay has a specialization in weed science and has worked with crop and weed interactions, herbicide and soil interactions and environmental quality, mob grazing effects on weed management in range, prescribed fire effects on weed management in range, biological weed control, organic weed control using cover crops and grit application, and saline/sodic soil remediation using different plants. She has secured over $10 million as a principal investigator (PI) and close to $50 million as a co-PI.
She is a high-impact scholar with over 160 referred publications. She was awarded Weed Science Paper of the Year from the Weed Science Society of America for papers in the journal "Weed Science" in 2007, 2012 and 2013. She has also contributed to learning on a national scale through authorship of six books and more than 30 book chapters. The textbook, "Precision Farming – A Global Perspective," includes a chapter co-authored by Clay and colleagues from SDSU and is the leading class reference on precision agriculture today. Another book for which she is a co-author, "Mathematics and Calculations for Agronomists and Soil Scientists," is widely used in classrooms throughout the globe and is available in English, Spanish and Portuguese. She was also a co-author and contributor for the book, "Best Management Practices for Corn Production in South Dakota," which was designated a publication of excellence by the American Society of Agronomy.
Although she does not hold a formal appointment with SDSU Extension, Clay has long influenced extension programs through applied research and working with SDSU Extension colleagues to disseminate information.
Clay's leadership extends beyond the university, as she is the first woman president of the American Society of Agronomy. She also served on committees to help set up the precision agriculture and resistance management specialties for the Certified Crop Advisors program.

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Lots and lots of little rules
We went away to the beach last week, staying in a cabin in a big caravan park. It was great for the kids and we all felt relaxed but the thing that jumped out at me immediately was the enormous number of little signs everywhere.
Speed limits, dry your feet, shower here, no bikes or scooters, slow down, park here, 15 minutes only, next door please, and my personal favourite: DRIVE TO BOOM GATE, SOUND HORN.
Obviously after the place was set up, the owners and staff found that some things weren't working real well. "They keep dripping through the foyer when they get out of the pool!" "Right. We'd better put up a sign," and in the process lots and lots of little rules were created to solve lots of little problems.
It made me wonder if signs and rules are just inevitable in life? Or is it possible that better design and a more broadly thought-out approach could make a lot of little instrutions, signs and rules defunct? The caravan park ended up focusing on the details rather than fixing the main problem, which was that the entrance and system was not well thought out.
As always, I thought about my own life, in several areas. Coming as the trip did after New Year, my mind was on resolutions. I could make signs for myself to be more disciplined in eating and exercise and follow some little rules, but perhaps it would be better to look at the reasons why I eat more than I need and solve the deeper issues.
I also thought about parenting. If I only focus on the 'things the kids do wrong' rather than setting peaceful, loving, calm boundaries, my 'signs' of what to do and what not to do are going to increase exponentially.
To be honest, it was annoying to be constantly told what to do, even by a benign sign on a post. Visually, it wasn't relaxing. Having to follow lots and lots of little rules is a pain. And I think that's true across lfie more broadly.
You've got to get your foundations set up right so you don't need to keep adding rules and signs and 'must dos'. It makes me think about the story Jesus told about building your life on the rock, and the fact that all the rules are fulfilled through him.


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A guidance system in which a missile directs itself to a target by means of a self-contained mechanism that reacts to a particular characteristic of the target.
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ii. Various types of homing guidance are active homing, passive homing, and semi-active homing guidance. It is active homing guidance if the information received is in response to transmissions from the craft, semi-active homing guidance if in response to transmissions from a source other than the craft, and passive homing guidance if natural radiations from the destination are utilized. See also passive homing guidance.


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Texas is the best state to do business in. For 12 years in a row, that's been the finding of Chief Executive magazine's annual survey of the nation's top CEOs. The Lone Star State is also the top-performing state for capital investments and home to the second-most Fortune 500 companies. Despite volatility in oil prices, the Texas economy, the 10th-largest in the world, is continuing to expand.
The Dallas Fed's Texas Leading Index shows broad-based gains, and economists predict continuing positive job growth — a testament to the diversity of our state's economy.
But as governor, I will not be complacent.


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Kali Uchis' video for 'Only Girl,' featuring Vince Staples and The Internet's Steve Lacy, with production by Kaytranada, is here. And the co-directed by Valentine Street, is just as colourful and dreamy as you'd imagine it to be. "I was inspired by fake love, Edie Sedgwick, Nancy Sinatra and Calle 13," says Uchis. "The video speaks on how disposable/replaceable 'lovers' are treated and the things we will say/do out of loneliness."
She is currently in the studio finishing her debut album, following a whirlwind 2015 that found her touring North America with Leon Bridges.


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A young stroke survivor is going from strength to strength in her new job.
Jennifer Gall joined The Circle team in November as a bookings and training administrator, after a year working as a junior administrator for ACK.
Before her time with ACK, the Dundee woman had been unemployed for several months struggling to find employment.
Jennifer, 30, suffered a stroke when she was 18, which caused aphasia – an inability or impaired ability to understand or produce speech.
She said: "My role as booking and training administrator entails arranging use of our event spaces and managing refreshments for bookings as well as setting up training events.
"No two days are the same at The Circle. I love my new role."
The Circle is a hub for charities, social enterprises, community groups and socially aware businesses in Dundee, providing office, co-working and community space.


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Bema 87 in Warsaw
The perfect localization is one of the greatest advantages of the residential property at Bema street (between Wolska and Kasprzaka streets). The direct access to Trasa Torunska (route) is essential in terms of current communication paralysis of the city.
It is the largest building completed by the Spółdzielnia Mieszkaniowa "Pasteura" of all its residential commercial premises so far. There are 130 apartments with a total floor space of over 7,800 square meters. It should be mentioned that the building was divided into four separate parts with separate staircases (with two elevators in each) and independent entrances. Next to the porter's lodge there is only one entrance to the property and to each staircase. The building is protected round-the-clock, assuring peace and safety to residents. A playground for children as well as green areas in the courtyard gives the opportunity to relax.


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I Put The Sprinkler On My Carrot
I put the sprinkler on my carrot row at 7:00 one evening and left it on for an hour. When I went to pick carrots the next morning I couldn't pull them out of the ground without breaking the tops off. I thought I'd have mud, but was surprised at how dry the ground was. My soil has a very high drainage rate that I'm still learning about. The clay particles help keep the carrots from pulling up, but I also suspect the sticky substances that the microbes secrete to bind the soil particles together contribute.The pathway next to the carrots has been weedeated four times now and looks like lawn. I like it. Very low maintenance. Nature's preference. Bare ground is just not natural. I wonder if microbes depend on plant roots to remove their waste products?
I took a peek under the tarp I put over my 10'x10′ weed patch and am very impressed with the results. It looks like the aftermath of a wildfire. Black dead stems and no leaves. I couldn't have done better with a torch. Occultation is now a part of my gardening tools and I'll start making other, �smaller areas weed free. I didn't write down when I put it on so I don't really know when to take it off. I think I'll just leave it on until I need to plant more corn. Keeping a garden journal has no downside that I can determine other than forgetting to post to it. It's convenient to be able to look back on the last year's garden notes and decide what you want to do the same, or different. Jotting down quirky things ends up educating you because it can take years to connect the dots.
I got the Fall planting of cauliflower in yesterday and plan on getting broccoli direct seeded today. I wasn't going to plant broccoli this Fall but I found a half a pack of seeds, and discovered an 8′ strip of open space between the outgoing rows of carrots and beets, and decided it was too much fun to skip. That's when you know you got bit by the gardening bug. You don't even want the end product, you just want to go through the process of creating it. The dirt was inviting. It was weed free, thinly mulched, damp and open. I could just run my finger down through it to make a furrow. Sprinkle in the seeds, cover thinly, water gently, put a board over it and wait. All the work of thinning, fertilizing, watering, weeding, transplanting, and shading the transplants is fun for me. I even enjoyed thinning the beets today. The soil was moist and the morning was cool. The cranberry colored stems contrasted with the dark green leaves. When I was done the little ones were all fallen over but that's what happens when you remove their bros. They will be back up and perky tomorrow, rewarding me with their beauty.


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Stanly County Beekeepers Meeting
Stanly County Agri-Civic Center
26032 Newt Rd Albemarle NC
April 12th 6pm
Baked Spaghetti –Tossed Salad – Garlic Toast-Tea-Soda $5.00 Person
Program 7pm Lynn Williams
Developer of the Varroa Mite Thermal Mighty Mite Killer
He will show and explain how and why it works and answer question. He will have product to sell if you are interested.
Business meeting to follow. As always, desserts and door prizes are welcome and appreciated.
Look forward to seeing everyone. If you have questions, call me 704-961-8417 Joe
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Maybe it's the change in seasons, or the fact that I live in an ancient bungalow with single-pane windows and a thermostat that doesn't understand the concept of heat, but whatever the reason, I've been on a macaroni and cheese kick for the past two weeks, even guiltily breaking out a box of Kraft, but my favorite mac and cheese, made with lots of cream, butter and cheese, including processed (gasp!), comes from the bustling kitchen of one of Denver's most venerated joints.
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SEO (an abbreviation of Search Engine Optimization) is a set of measures to increase the visibility of the site in search engines for targeted search queries.
In the early day's people used to find a list of documents in which the words were entered. This is not so. Today's search is looking for solutions to problems, tasks and "something." They can look for a book, buy something or view animal photos, but that's all their actions.
Now Seo is very important to rank your site in search engines, so for this, we need to target the important keywords. Targeting the right keywords is much more important for traffic so that people can easily find on the Internet what they are looking for.
When you make a new website or an online store, then search engine optimization is always needed. Only the right "foundation" will give you visitors from Google and Yandex
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For example, how often it is updated, and what are the links to it from other Internet resources.
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A U.S. Air Force staff sergeant accused of raping a woman on June 29 in Mihama testified at Naha District Court on Tuesday that the alleged victim had agreed to have sex with him in an interaction between the two of them prior to the incident. According to Woodland, who is stationed at Kadena Air Base, he had embraced the woman and agreed to drive to the base with her, at which point the woman got into his car. She then exited his vehicle, saying she was sick. He said that he had touched her as she sat in the parking lot and understood from her reaction that she was agreeing to have sexual intercourse with him.
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Luke Reed – Pathetic SoundCloud
I'm a sucker for hazy, melancholic guitar pop, so I fell immediately in love with "Pathetic", the most recent rack from solo artist Luke Reed. There's not much info online, apart from a string of tracks released over the past few years, but judging by this recent effort, Reed has found his sound in catchy, 'verb drenched vocals and Beach Fossil-esque guitars. It may not be genre-defining sonically, but it's a beautiful piece of slacker-pop that's hard not to smile along to.


text: Many can relate to the child at Christmas time looking at the presents under the tree and trying to imagine what is inside the boxes with their name on it. One thing I learned as a kid is you can't always judge a gift by the box it's wrapped in. Sometimes the gift is way better then what the package would lead you to believe. In our new series we are taking off the paper and bows and looking to see "What's In the Box". No one likes it when life blindsides us with a change of plans. This Christmas, discover God's purpose in the unplanned interruptions.


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Archives: 2011 March
Kensington: new listings priced higher
March 29th, 2011, No Comments
The asking price of new listings in Kensington and Ditmas Park has been rising through the month of March, with the median new listing asking $790k as of this week.
Three Reasons To Get A Home Inspection Before You Put Your Home On The Market
March 25th, 2011, No Comments
There are many benefits to a pre-listing home inspection. Most importantly, it allows a seller to discover and repair problems before a buyer brings them up.
Carroll Gardens Median Ask Rises Above 1.8M
March 23rd, 2011, No Comments
The median ask for a house in Carroll Gardens rose to over $1.8M this week, even as it is taking 9 months on the average to sell them
Median Ask in Park Slope Houses? $1.3M
March 18th, 2011, No Comments
Median asking price for houses in Park Slope is just under $1.3M this week, according to Altos Research.
The direct relation between price and how long it takes to sell
March 18th, 2011, No Comments
See how price affects time on market in Fort Greene.
Condo price per square foot ask finds its level in Cobble Hill
March 8th, 2011, No Comments
The average asking price for Cobble Hill condos expressed as price per square foot seems to have stabilized around $730 this week, down from $770 last May. Having hit $730 in the first week of 2011 this number has remained constant since then. Check out my realtime real estate data on my Market Statistics […]
Park Slope houses see price/sqft up 4% since January 1
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Price per square foot is up 4% since the beginning of the year in Park Slope
Bay Ridge houses average a more than 870k asking price
March 1st, 2011, No Comments
The median asking price of houses on market in Bay Ridge rose to more than 870k this week. This increase continued a trend that has occurred since the beginning of December 2010. If you would like to follow a "live" chart that updates weekly with this information go here. Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post […]


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Why Zuckerbergs 14-Year Apology Tour Hasnt Fixed Facebook
In 2003, one year before Facebook was founded, a website called Facemash began nonconsensually scraping pictures of students at Harvard from the school's intranet and asking users to rate their hotness. Obviously, it caused an outcry. The website's developer quickly proffered an apology. "I hope you understand, this is not how I meant for things to go, and I apologize for any harm done as a result of my neglect to consider how quickly the site would spread and its consequences thereafter," wrote a young Mark Zuckerberg. "I definitely see how my intentions could be seen in the wrong...Read More


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Stir-fried Scallops with Asparagus
60 ml (4 tbs) vegetable oil
1 bunch asparagus, cut into 5 cm (2 in) lengths
4 garlic cloves, finely chopped
2 shallots, finely chopped
450 g (1 lb) scallops, cleaned
30 ml (2 tbs) fish sauce
2.5 ml (1/2 tsp) coarsely ground black pepper
120 ml (4 fl oz) 1/2 cup coconut milk
coriander leaves, to garnish
Asparagus is extremely popular among the Chinese Thai. The combination of garlic and black pepper gives this dish its spiciness. You can substitute the scallops with prawns or other firm fish.
1. Heat half the oil in a wok or large frying pan. Add the asparagus and stir-fry for about 2 minutes. Transfer the asparagus to a plate and set aside.
2. Add the rest of the oil, garlic and shallots to the same wok and fry until fragrant. Add the scallops and cook for another 1 - 2 minutes.
3. Return the asparagus to the wok. Add the fish sauce, black pepper and coconut milk.
4. Stir and cook for another 3 - 4 minutes or until the scallops and asparagus are cooked. Garnish with the coriander leaves.
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Vista Motorhomes stopped off at Caravan & Outdoor Life magazine's offices on the way to deliver a new Vista 6 motorhome. We took a look inside to inspect the configuration ordered by their happy customer, as well as to find out more about the many different custom configurations for this sought-after motorhome model.
Though offering a choice of three standard builds for their Vista 6, the Vista Motorhomes team are open to customisation and welcome input when it comes to designing and building a customer's motorhome. The three standard layouts offer a choice of the French bed, island bed or rear-lounge configurations. The French bed offers a popular, European- style layout that includes the rear fixed bed. This layout has been a hit overseas due to the convenience of having a bed which is permanently set-up, as well as a separate, fully functional lounge-cum-dinette.
The rear-lounge layout includes a separate and spacious lounge at the back of the motorhome, and this can be converted into a double bed. Families and larger groups often prefer the rear-lounge option as it offers the maximum space during the day.
The standard build of Piet Pool's Vista 6, the lucky owner of the motorhome we photographed, is the island bed model, which also happens to be the favourite in the South African market. This layout offers a fixed double bed that is easy to access at the rear of the motorhome and gives the illusion of a roomier bedroom area. Not only does the Island bed look impressive, it's also more user- friendly for couples and provides a more spacious and luxurious bedroom. The island bed does, however, result in a slightly longer overall motorhome length, so if you are looking for a more compact unit then the other two configurations are more suitable.
The Vista 6 boasts a total of six berths and sleeping configurations to cater for anywhere between two and six people, with seating for either four or six. All three of these standard setups come with a lounge/dinette that converts into a bed for another two people, plus the option of a luton bed. Situated over the driver's cab, the luton bed provides a sleeping space for an additional two people – and the introduction of sliding windows makes the over-cab area more airy. For couples or long-term tourers, this space is usually utilised for extra cupboards and storage.
Piet has requested exactly this with his Vista 6. The island bed and lounge/dinette area combined offer a total of four berths for his motorhome. The area in the overcab of Piet's Vista 6 has been converted into extra storage and cupboard space rather than being utilised for the luton bed. An extra pull-out metal storage drawer was also installed in his Vista 6 for storage purposes, and this can be pulled out from the exterior wall of his motorhome. The standard Vista 6 models are all made using high-quality components and fittings, including double-glazed, high-impact acrylic Dometic Seitz S4 windows (with integral blinds and fly screens – a great touch), Dometic doors, imported seatbelt structures and Thetford electronic flush toilets.
Optional extras include Dometic Freshlight air-conditioners, multimedia and Navi systems, awnings, solar panels, skylights, towbars, roofracks and satellite dishes. Piet chose a number of these added-extras to customise his motorhome to his liking. The kitchen area is kitted out with a Samsung microwave, and three-plate gas stove with Dometic extractor fan, as well as a very handy dishwasher to avoid having to do the dishes by hand while on the road! And instead of opting for the standard under-counter fridge, Piet chose the largest fridge in the Vista motorhome range – the 270-litre fridge-freezer combo from Waeco.
The large skylight and casement type windows with built-in blinds and flyscreens ensure that the motorhome is bright and airy on the inside. Piet also opted to install a motorised awning, a flat-screen television in the rear bedroom, air-conditioning throughout, a tow bar and solar panels on the roof, which, each in its own way, adds a touch of convenience and comfort to his Vista 6 motorhome.
Lawrence of Vista Motorhomes: 'They're a useful addition which give you a lot of flexibility, especially with the ample roof space of the Vista 6, and they are also coming down in price. When coupled with an inverter, solar panels allow you to be almost completely self-sufficient.'
According to John, the microwave is one of the most commonly requested optional extras they install, and in recent months the Vista team has also had requests for air suspension, an outside shower, extractor fans and a gas oven (the latter has only recently been released by Dometic). The fridges they install range from the smallest 90-litre undercounter unit (which helps make the galley area look smaller) to the standard 110-litre … and even up to a 270-litre fridge!
The optional in-car entertainment system that offers a full house of touch-screen LCD CD/DVD player (connected to the rear TV), radio, MP3, reverse camera, GPS, USB and Bluetooth features is also a popular choice for those who like their gadgets.
'The options are plentiful,' John told me. 'It's such a personal choice … and it all depends on what the customer wants.'
Vista 6 motorhomes are all built using a standard-base vehicle – the Fiat Ducato Maxi motorhome chassis. This base was designed specifically for a motorhome and is the European chassis of choice. Known for its smooth driving, the 2.3-litre multijet turbo-diesel engine has plenty of torque and, coupled with the charming 6-speed gearbox, ensures a pleasurable and fuel-efficient ride. The wide rear track of the Ducato provides a solid and stable base that is able to cope even in high winds. The front cab of the Vista 6 is roomy and, combined with the ergonomic front seats (with fold-down, adjustable armrests that can swivel both ways as well as dual airbags, front and rear air-conditioning, electric windows and mirrors), provide for a safe, spacious and comfortable journey. After spending some time in the driver's seat, you can understand why the Fiat Ducato is Vista Motorhome's preferred chassis.
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Saturday comes: Top-of-table Sounders at LA
I'm traveling to the match today, so the blog might be kind of quite until my arrival. In the meanwhile, some basics on the big game:
SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC (15-8-4; 49 POINTS)AT LOS ANGELES GALAXY (13-10-5; 44 POINTS)7:30 p.m., StubHub Center, Carson, Calif.TV: NBCSN. RADIO: 97.3 FM.HEAD TO HEAD: Los Angeles leads the regular-season series 5-3-2. The Galaxy also leads 3-1-1 at home, including a 4-0 win on June 1 in which Robbie Keane recorded a hat trick. The teams will meet again Oct. 27 in Seattle. NOTES: This is the latest in any season that the Sounders have led the Supporters Shield race. The Galaxy is five points behind. … Seattle has won five straight games, the longest win streak in MLS this season. Another win today would set a club record. … The Sounders are 0-5-1 over their last six visits to the Galaxy. … New Seattle midfielder Adam Moffat traveled with the team. So did midfielder Brad Evans (calf) and reserve goalkeeper Marcus Hahnemann (knee). Emergency keeper Doug Herrick also traveled in case Hahnemann can't go. … L.A. coach Bruce Arena said he expects Landon Donovan (ankle) to be available. However, defender A.J. DeLaGarza (elbow) and midfielder Robbie Rogers (hamstring) are out. DeLaGarza has started every game for L.A. in this regular season. … Keane is fourth in MLS with 13 goals. Los Angeles went into the weekend also fourth in team goals (45) and assists (46). … L.A.'s Juninho and Seattle's Leo Gonzalez and Djimi Traore are one yellow card away from a one-game suspension for accumulation. … The referee is Silviu Petrescu.QUOTABLE: "Sometimes it looks almost like they're playing a 4-2-4 with their wingers or their outside backs staying really high. But they're a team always that they're going to go after games, they're going to try to create chances; and in that process sometimes they leave themselves open as well." – Seattle coach Sigi Schmid on the GalaxyNEXT: New York Red Bulls, 6 p.m. Sept. 29, CenturyLink Field.


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Our handmade soap is made using medieval soap recipes. However, we have modified the recipe slightly to ensure that our soap is safe for the entire family. Ingrediences are all natural and the weight of one soap is 160 g
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Brad Keselowski, driver of the No. 2 Ford for Team Penske sponsored by Horizon Global, grabbed the win in the season-opening exhibition event, known as The Clash, on Feb. 12 at Daytona International Speedway. According to a press release, the win was Keselowski's first in The Clash and Horizon Global's first win as a sponsor in the NASCAR Monster Energy Cup Series.
As a Team Penske sponsor, Horizon Global is promoting its Reese and Draw-Tite brands in the NASCAR series and its OEM division on the IndyCar Circuit.
"Starting with a win is certainly a great way to kick off our first season as a sponsor of Team Penske," said Francis Bernart, divisional vice president of marketing, product management, and engineering at Horizon Global. "Horizon Global is proud to be a part of this winning team and looks forward to building on the relationship with Brad and the greater Penske organization."
The Clash is the precursor to the 2018 NASCAR Monster Energy Cup Series season, which begins on Feb. 18 with the Daytona 500 at Daytona International Speedway. For details of the race or a schedule for the season, visit www.TeamPenske.com.


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The Toronto Star is so stuck on Mel Lastman these days that they're going to Godfreyesque lengths to apologize for our trashy mayor. You get the sense that the mayor could spin the Star editorial board with moose tales, Olympic yarns, waterfront dreams and posturing on the homeless crisis and at the end of it they'd all drop the pompoms and reach out for a group hug.
This co-dependency they've cultivated over the past three years goes a long way toward explaining the daily's perplexing play on that atrocious garbage vote.
The day after the deed was done, the Star pictured Curly above the fold, head in hands, lamenting that he didn't want to do it. Poor Mel.
In its editorial that same day, the paper called council's vote a "welcome conclusion" and a "reasonable solution." The same liberal paper that has taken the Tories to task for Walkerton is now dismissing fears of groundwater contamination at Adams Mine by arguing that it had "passed a provincial environmental assessment."
Then there's the Star's city hall columnist, Royson James, a long-time Curly-watcher who's been sounding more like the Mel toadies at the Toronto Sun. At least we know what to expect from Sun city hall columnist Sue Ann Levy, who didn't feel compelled to disclose her relationship to her uncle, Rail Cycle North lobbyist and Mel supporter Jeff Lyons, when she wrote on the Adams Mine.
There's a condescending air to James's columns. For example, he writes that unless you're an "ideologue or one who chooses to believe Mel Lastman and his supporters are just bad people, you must be very confused about what is fact and what is fiction in this debate."
I'm not an ideologue nor do I believe the mayor and his supporters are bad people. I just believe that after a decade of debate my municipal government should show some leadership and come up with a better plan than dumping our trash in an open-pit mine. Why not start by making waste diversion a priority over landfill?
James also doesn't think the city-funded Toronto Environmental Alliance is playing fair, and could blow its credibility at city hall by targeting councillor and works committee chair Bill Saundercook for election defeat.
Maybe James would prefer that TEA prepare a thoughtful presentation on the garbage issue for council. Oh, they already did that? And Saundercook's committee chose to ignore them?
TEA risks losing its credibility if it stays silent. The Star risks losing its own by jumping on the garbage train with Mel.


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ST. LOUIS (KTVI) – The public is being asked to avoid more than a mile-long stretch of the River des Peres after a blocked sewer caused tens of thousands of gallons of raw sewage to flow into the waterway.
According to Lance LeComb, a spokesman for Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District (MSD), crews discovered a blocked sewer main near the intersection of Manchester and Mitchell avenues on Monday, October 19. The blockage was cleared, but an estimated 90,000 gallons of sewage entered the River des Peres.
LeComb said approximately 6,000-feet of River des Peres was affected by the spill, from the discharge point to just beyond where Arsenal Street crosses the river.
There is no immediate threat to public health or safety, LeComb said, but people should avoid that part of the river for the next 48 to 72 hours while cleanup protocols can be initiated. Should anyone come into contact with river water from this area, LeComb said they should immediately wash with soap and water.
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In the late 1950s, glass maker Corning Inc. proposed making a glass that was as strong as steel. They set to work combining layers of glass with heating experiments and named this effort "Project Muscle." The result of their efforts produced a material that was both incredibly sturdy yet remained flexible.
Then in 1964, Corning designed a method using to make a super-thin, uniformly flat glass. This was realized by using "fusion draw," or pumping the hot glass into a suspended trough until it overflowed, meeting beneath the trough and fusing together to make one large, hanging sheet of smooth glass. These sheets were then tempered in a chemical bath, unlike Pyrex which is tempered by heat, to create a new type of glass dubbed Chemcor.
Chemcor was to be the glass of choice in car windshields, and later in sunglasses. Unfortunately, a British rival, Pilkington Bros., introduced a cheaper, mass-produced windshield, and the sunglasses went nowhere in the retail world.
The sheets of glass sat in a research laboratory for nearly 50 years, until 2006, when cell phone manufacturers began to look for display cover alternatives. Corning Inc. resurrected the glass and adjusted their method for production in LCD tanks, and changed it's name to Gorilla Glass. This nearly impossible to scratch, dent, or break material is beginning to catch on with devices such as the Motorola Droid and LG's X300 notebook and over a hundred others using it.
The next generation of TVs; frame-less flat screens using Gorilla Glass that's thinner than a dime and almost three times stronger than ordinary LCD glass, could send this near-forgotten glass achievement into a billion-dollar a year business. Corning Inc. is talking with Asian manufacturers now to bring Gorilla to the TV market as early as 2011 and expects to land its first deal come fall. Production is in full swing at their Harrodsburg, Ky. plant, and they are converting part of a second factory in Shizuoka, Japan, to fill a potential burst of orders by year-end.


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Lark Wainright used to be fearless. Her life was a series of adventures, each one more exhilarating than the last. But her recent overseas adventure was one too many. Now she's home and in one piece. Mostly. But her nights are filled with terror.
When her best friend offers her a stay at the orchard in exchange for help at the farmers' markets, Lark jumps at the chance to spend fall in Vermont. But her nightmares don't stop. Desperate to keep her fragile state a secret, she relies on the most soft-spoken resident of the Shipley Farm to soothe her when her dreams prove too much.
Zachariah is a survivor, too. It's been four years since he was tossed aside by the polygamist cult where he grew up. He's found a peaceful existence on the Shipley's farm, picking apples and fixing machinery. But getting thrown away by your own people at nineteen leaves a mark on a guy. He doesn't always know what to make of a world where movie quotes are the primary means of communication. Before hitchhiking to Vermont, he'd never watched TV or spoken on the phone.
Actually, there are a lot of things he's never done.
Zach and Lark slowly grow to trust one another. One night they become even closer than they'd planned. But Lark may still be too broken to trust anyone. When she pushes Zach away, he will have to prove to himself that he's good for much more than farm labor.
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About the Author
Sarina Bowen writes steamy, angsty contemporary romance, including the Ivy Years, Gravity, and Brooklyn Bruisers series, as well as two series of new-adult fiction.
Read by Erin Spencer, Kyla Garcia, Caitlin Davies, Amy Landon, and Soneela Nankani
Teddy Hamilton is a voice talent and audiobook narrator.
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Wow. I didn't think there was a way to top the last two installments of Sarina Bowen's True North series, but I was wrong. Sarina has gifted us with an amazing, gentlemanly hero who is loyal, generous and stalwart, but also still dealing with the aftermath of a loveless, cruel childhood where he was isolated from the rest of the world. Zachariah Holtz is rock-solid, in both body (yum!) and mind, and yet, he's real. He's had a powerful attraction to Lark Wainright, one of his employers' best friends, since he first met her. Lark is a vivacious, adventurous woman just coming back from a work trip in a dangerous part of Guatemala, where she was kidnapped and held hostage for several weeks. Yeah, it's not pretty. Lark is dealing with severe PTSD, including terrifying nightmares. Her best friend, May Shipley, invites her up to the family farm for the apple harvesting season, in the hopes that Lark will be able to deal with her issues more there. I won't give away much more than this, because the way that Zack and Lark get together is just as complex as their characters. Lark is such a beautiful contrast of strong and broken, sassy but scared. There's a reason that Griffin Shipley nicknames her "Wild Child", but there's also a lot of a different person in there after what happened in Guatemala. Bowen paints her and her trauma so realistically. It's just such an honest and thoughtful portrayal of two people dealing with their demons and how all kinds of love can heal - but sometimes it's not the only thing that's needed. Bowen has said that this book took her a long time to write and perfect, and it was the first book written in the True North series - but one that was stewing in her head for three years. I think the time and rumination did it so much good, because it's definitely the most deftly written book in her oeuvre, and the most carefully plotted. You feel the care Bowen takes with the characters, to do right by them and ensure we get the best possible story. Aside from the romance and characters, Keepsake offers more looks at gorgeous Vermont, the Shipleys and Jude and Sophie from the first and second book, and just a feeling of the wonders of harvest season. Like the first two books, Keepsake made me desperately want to go apple-picking, eat a cider donut, and go to the farmers' market. It's definitely a book for foodies and nature lovers, but more, it's a book for anyone who loves realistic and flawed characters and seriously steamy love scenes. Just go read it. Now. =p
Lots of realism in this story and steamy relationships!
Another excellent book in the series.
Highly recommended. Love it.....!!!!!!!!
This is my favourite book from this series.
So great! I love that it included what everyone else was doing too. Adding in Griffin and Audrey and Zara and all the other characters was like returning home! Love love love
Such a wonderful story. The characters are believable and unforgettable. Lark and Zachariah in real life probably would not hook up. This story made it impossible for them to not be together. Just loved it!
4.5 stars — Welp, I do believe this is my favourite series by Sarina Bowen…which is saying something, b/c she has a lot of amazing books. But every book in this series offered up something different, but was consistent in giving me characters I loved, humour, feels, and the desire to visit Vermont. Zachariah was the whole reason I was looking forward to this book. From the first moment I met him in Bittersweet, I was all in. I wanted to know his story. I was half in love with him already. And he did NOT disappoint. He was everything I was hoping for and more. We all, as romance readers, have characters that we're drawn to…and not everyone's are the same. Zach was the epitome of what tends to draw me in. He's a bit more beta, he's kind, he's generous, he's sensitive…he's just GAH! And he has no idea how attractive he is (not just physically). I loved getting in his head, even as my heart broke for him and his own issues. I felt like we really got to watch him grow and come into his own in this book…sometimes all it takes is meeting someone who brings you out of yourself. But it wasn't just Lark, I appreciated the way Zach's relationship with the Shipley family grew as well. I had a completely different expectation for Lark's character, and I honestly have no idea where it came from. And I was looking forward to that character, so you'd think I'd be disappointed right? But I wasn't! Lark was fantastic! She was sassy, smart, kind, and dealing with an absolute nightmare. It's not that I didn't want to smack her when she kept trying to hide her mental state from everyone, and kept rejecting professional help, but at the same time I got it. It's really hard to make yourself vulnerable, and to allow others to care for you and be there for you. It's funny how it's so much easier to see that Lark's being a dummy assuming she's a burden, but I know I've likely done the same thing in many aspects of my life…stupid human nature. I loved the way her story played out…I wasn't sure how it was going to go, but I absolutely loved the way her PTSD was handled and how she worked through her issues. And Zach and Lark together were just sweet and smoking. I loved the way they came together, and how their relationship built. I truly felt their chemistry, and how they brought out the best in each other. I even appreciated the struggles their relationship met, but how it grew stronger in the end. I wasn't expecting all the little side stories we got in this one. I now understand why everyone wants May's story (and thank the baby jesus that is happening). I appreciated the way that all played out as well. Obviously I loved seeing the Shipley family again, and seeing glimpses of what was happening in all their lives. I loved learning more about Isaac and Leah, and the surprise new character we met nearer to the end…it helped give some closure to Zach's cult story. And I loved the little teaser for Zara's book at the end! Again, makes me want to reread Bountiful now. So yeah. It's hard to decide, but I almost think this is even my favourite story in the series. They're all so fantastic, but I can't help but want to place Zach at the top. I kind of don't want it to be over. So glad I'll get more in a few months. I've also convinced my hubby we need to go find some Keepsake apple trees this summer…because they sound tasty. And that we need to visit Vermont in the fall and be one of those annoying tourists…
Zach might be my new favorite! I mean, Griffin held a special place in my heart but Zach might have shoved him aside...gracefully. I mean, it is Zach.
Wow, what a story. This is a lot different from all the other romance books I've read. It was sweet, no alpha males, it was a very enjoyable read. Who knew I liked a sweetheart of a man in a romance book. =)
Keepsake by Sarina Bowen is the third standalone novel in her True North series. While books one (Bittersweet) and two (Steadfast) don't HAVE to be read to enjoy this book, the timeline is continuous throughout the series. Also, the other books are equally as fabulous! I really thought nothing could top the emotions that Jude and Sophie's book evoked but good Lord, this one was pretty darn close. Zach and Lark are so utterly different from each other. From their backgrounds to their upbringing and their views on life, except in all the ways that matter. They are such a great couple and their back and forth, their deliberation and Lark's healing process was so extremely well-written this book practically reads itself. I loved it! Enjoy!
We finally get Zach ' story. He is a beautiful human being and he and Lark ' story is one of compassion and empathy. Loved it.
Zack was the perfect hero! The story just grabbed you and didn't let you go until the end. It was the perfect addition to an already great series
This book is a great addition to an amazing series.
Zach had a difficult life growing up in a cult where he had no worth except as a work horse. He wasn't fed enough, educated properly or loved. He was whipped harshly and still has the scars. He was never shown how to be a good person, but he's practically a saint. He's first to volunteer help in any situation, and he truly cares about people. Lark has always been an adventure-seeker. She's traveled the world and had crazy times. Because of her free nature, she didn't put much stock into safety, until she was kidnapped abroad. She's suffering from PTSD. Trying to outrun her issues, she visits the Shipley's farm. I like Lark. Even with fear and depression trying to take hold in her life, she has a spark in her personality that draws you to her. Between the two of them, Zach is the one who's inexperienced sexually. I like that. He's a big, tall, muscled, thoughtful, quiet, intelligent sweetheart. I LOVE Zach. He is a beautiful human being inside and out. This series is full of great people. They work hard and live well. The Truth North series has fresh air, good food and quality people. I adore the lack of negativity and melodrama. I really recommend Keepsake. It's the type of story you can connect to emotionally and come away feeling good. The characters are the type of people you want to know in real life.
I just finished this book, and I could not wait to share my love of it. I have enjoyed the previous books of the series, but this book, wow, it blew me away. Zach was amazing. I could not have loved him more. Of course, we got more of the Shipley family, who are great. But, this was a great story of overcoming, growth and love. As usual, Sarina Bowen is at her best when writing about difficult personal issues. This is one of my best reads of the year. Just excellent.
This was so, so good! Such an excellent story with this wonderful building friendship that turned into so much more for these two characters. A little broken and raw but so kind and sincere, I loved both Zach and Lark. I've been excited for Zach story since the first book so I loved getting to know his backstory. Great writing with a steady pace and the character development really drew me in. There was a fantastic, slow build in the first half where Lark and Zach really get to know each other and start to share and trust. Lark was having such a difficult time and putting on a brave face and I love the friendship she formed with Zach and how that grew. Zach was so sweet and delving into his character was fantastic, he was so much more than he seemed and it was fascinating seeing things through his eyes. I really liked their attraction and chemistry. Loved the heat these two have created and their slow burn to combustible. I thought there was really good progression and a nice amount of drama and conflict. I really enjoyed the dual POV's as well. I was pulled into what Lark was going through and I thought it was handled well, I could feel all the emotion. I loved watching Zach grow, from so sheltered to really standing on his own two feet. I feel like they both experienced a transformation with so much healing, it made me happy for them. They just were so much stronger than they believed themselves to be and I loved that growing confidence when they finally get it together. I loved the Shipley's and everything they bring to the table. I like what was introduced within their family and one of the characters and I'm curious to see where the author takes it. There was some awesome foreshadowing with Zara so I'm excited for what's going to happen with her. I enjoyed all the guys and their ribbing, there were a few light hearted moments mixed in which was a nice balance with all the emotion and tension happening. Awesome addition to the series! Zach and Lark were amazing! Complimentary copy received for honest review.
I have been a huge fan of this Ms. Bowen since the first time I read one of her books. She creates unforgettable, unique and endearing characters and her stories are simply lovely. This one is no different. Zach was thrown out of the compound he grew up at for a make out session with a girl at age 19. The cult he was part of just tossed him out on the road side. He made his way hitchhiking to his friends in Vermont and has found his place with the Shipleys. Lark has always been an adventurous and headstrong girl so working for a nonprofit organization in Guatemala was right down her alley. She didn't know that she would come back from Central America with a whole set of horrific nightmares which torture her frequently. There are details she can't remember. When she decides to work for the Shipleys during the harvest season she hopes to find peace and for her soul to heal. When her nightmares become so vocal that she wakes up the whole bunkhouse Zach starts visiting her at night to calm her down. Lark's and Zach's friendship is all sorts of sweet. They have an instant bond which is based on respect and care for one another. Their relationship grows into love at a slow burn. It is exactly what you'd expect from a wonderful hero like Zach. He has been out of the compound for four years and is still experiencing "first times". The way he does is darn cute, it is as if he sees things through children's eyes. The exhilaration, the joy, the fascination. There is a childlike innocence about him. Zach is an amazing human being, wise beyond his young age, soft spoken, inherently good down to his soul, attentive and has perfect manners. It's the kind of person you want to have in your life. Lark is a strong and lively but tortured heroine. She has to work through a lot of problems which aren't obvious at first. When it's time to slay her dragons she does so with great courage. I also love about her that she is such a great friend, not just for Zach but also for May Shipley. This woman feels deeply, doesn't like drama and is loyal to the core. The troubles she has accepting Zach's love are understandable - she needs to heal before she can. The pace of the story is a bit on the slower side but Sarina Bowen's effortlessly flowing writing style makes up for it. She has a way of writing as if she were talking to a friend telling stories. It's something that I've seen only a few times. Her knowledge about apples and Vermont is vast and I could picture the landscape and Shipleys Farm so well. I am also happy that we got to spend time with the whole Shipley family and Jude. There were hilarious dialogues and when Zach had sex for the first time in his life - I cracked up. The True North series is a winner in my books so I'll keep on reading them as long as this author writes these stories. There is something in them that reminds me of a warm hug: love, friendship, comfort. And that is what keeps me coming back.
This book is ABSOLUTELY a TOP READ of 2016!!! Keepsake is the third book in Sarina Bowen's True North series, but it can totally be read as a standalone. (But I promise you're going to want to read all three books anyway.) The hero of this book is so different from any of the hero's I've read lately that I've been dying to reading Zach's story since book one, Bittersweet. Our heroine, Lark, is besties with Grumpy Griff's eldest sister May. She has gone through a terrifying ordeal while in Guatemala and is seeking refuge on the Shipley's farm. Lark has kind-of a wild child personality and even though she is much more subdued that she normally had been, she's still a big contrast to Zach's much quieter personality. I ADORED this book y'all. This book has THE HOTTEST love scene that I've EVER read! (And you KNOW the crazy amount of love scene's that I've read. lol) I knew there was something about Zachariah that I was going to love, but Sarina Bowen surpassed my expectations with this book and cemented her place in the KBN book hall of fame. I give Keepsake 5 out of 5 Krissy's Stars! Xo- K * I was generously given an advanced copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
3.5 "Hang in there" stars This series has been a bit of a mixed bag for me so far; Bittersweet didn't blow me away, Steadfast did, and Keepsake is nestled right between the two. "He was bright and shiny and flawless. And I wasn't any of those things." Zach is no stranger to those of us who have read the series and, because I knew of his history, I must admit that I went in with a certain level of expectation; a hero who has escaped living in a cult isn't one you meet everyday. You can't deny the fact that the man is a complete darling and he and Lark have a lovely chemistry which is slower burn due to both their circumstances and experiences, that's understandable, however for me the storyline lacked that punch I was waiting for and when it came to Zach's lack of experience, his past and Lark's PTSD, opportunities to make them and their journey shine, were missed. "I have as dirty a mind as anyone else. Just haven't put it to recent use." That said, it was by no means a difficult read and I do like Sarina Bowen's writing; Zack is Lark's rock and I loved his quiet, gentle, supportive nature, but it took a tad too long to gather pace, Lark wasn't a heroine who particularly stood out for me and I was hoping for more depth sooner. I love the Vermont setting, the Shipley's all bring value and humour, and the book wouldn't be complete without them, but after reading Steadfast which took this series to a new height for me, Keepsake fell a little short. I am pleased though to see that the door has been left open for more in the series. ARC provided in exchange for an honest and unbiased opinion.


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Electrical properties of AU-GE solder under high temperature
Lau, Fu Long
Date of Issue2014
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Ruggedized electronics are defined as electronics that can withstand harsh operating environment. A key requirement for ruggedized electronics is reliability. One of the areas for reliability study is solder interconnects. Solder is used to deliver electric signal and power, and is a critical component in electronics package assembly. Operating under high temperature may impact its electrical property. Another reliability issue in solder interconnect is electromigration (EM). This issue will worsen with increasing current density due to miniaturization, or with a higher operating temperature as required in ruggedized electronics. The use of high temperature solders is relatively new with limited research, and this work aims to understand their reliability physics. The effect of thermal aging on the electrical resistivity of bulk Au-Ge and electrical resistance on Au-Ge solder joint was studied. It is observed that the electrical resistivity in bulk Au-Ge will decrease with aging and stabilize to a lower value. This is due to the effect of Au grain growth which reduces the grain boundaries that leads to lesser electrons scattering. On the other hand, electrical resistance in Au-Ge solder joint increases after aging. This is contributed by the growth of intermetallic compound (IMC), and micro voids in electroless-Ni (P) layer. Ni will react with Ge to form IMC that contributes to the increase in electrical resistance. This study concludes that Au-Ge is potential candidates as a high temperature solder interconnection for ruggedized electronics, but its reliability is compromised by the Ni diffusion barrier. Lastly, EM behavior in Au-Ge was also studied. It shows that EM results in void growth that leads to open failure, and polarity growth of IMC at the interface. Polarity growth causes the IMC growth to be enhanced at the anode side, while IMC growth is retarded at the cathode side during the EM stressing. This will further degrade the reliability of the Au-Ge solder under high temperature and current density.
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