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Trash the Dress
Hello ladies! It has been about a month since I've posted. We finally got all of our trash the dress pictures back! I love them all!!! I thought I'd come back to share a few of our favorites. The bridge one is amazing!! <3
What do you girls think??? I have a new blog (www.delightfullyteal.wordpress.com) and I posted a few more on there if you want to check them out. And follow me on there because I will be posting about DIY stuff, newlywed stuff, teaching stuff, and whatever else happens to be going on in my life. Hope everything is going well with all you girls who are still planning and all the girls who have gotten married. |
new blog
and trash the dress sneak peek
Hello girls!
We did our trash the dress last weekend and it was amazing! We got most of the pictures we wanted that we weren't able to get on the wedding day, plus some. I have one sneak peek photo...which is the one to the left. I know she was planning on working on a bigger sneak peek over this past weekend but with the hurricane, she kept losing power so she has been keeping her computer off. Stupid hurricane. Hopefully she can do it soon because I reallllly want to see them. And, I started a new blog to just blog about regular life. I really liked blogging about my wedding planning and decided it would be something I wouldn't mind continuing. So I started one through wordpress. delightfullyteal.wordpress.com That is the address if you would like to check it out. I would love some people to look at it. I just started it so I don't have very many posts but I plan on trying to post at least once a day or almost every day. Hope everything is going well girls! Thanks! |
trash the dress
scheduled for Sunday!
Hello girls!
We're doing our trash the dress session on Sunday. We are so excited! On our wedding day, we were planning on getting some pictures downtown and we weren't able to. So we are definitely going to get some of those pictures. There is a brick area for some more urban pictures. And a park. And we are also going to get some beach pictures. These are just some of my inspiration pictures that I've saved. I definitely want to have fun with it. I probably won't be getting really dirty or anything. My dress might get a little wet in the water, but that would be it. And we will be laying in the grass. I love the picture with the boat. It is from a photo shoot from style me pretty. I want a boat so badly so we can get some of these. As of right now, we don't have one. Maybe something crazy will happen over the next few days.....we will see. Hopefully they will turn out fabulous, as I'm sure they will. We're using our same photographer, who I love! I'm sure we will have some pictures soon after and I will be sure to post! Thanks girls! |
our honeymoon
Riviera Maya, Mexico
Hey girls!
Here is our honeymoon! I tried uploading a lot more photos but it wasn't working so here are some. And there are more on my facebook page if you want to become my friend on there. Brittany Bard. We went to a resort in Riviera Maya, Mexico. The resort was Catalonia Playa Maroma. It was gorgeous. The resort was very open. There were 6 different buildings with guest rooms. We were in the one closest to the ocean. There are 3 restaurants and a buffet. And the beach was amazing, obviously. We went from Saturday to Saturday. We did a lot of relaxing, which was exactly what we needed. We also did 2 excursions and walked around the town one of the days. The first excursion we did on Monday. We went to Tulum, the Mayan ruins right on the ocean. We learned that the real Mayan name is Zama. It was gorgeous. We had a tour guide, Jorge, who gave us so much amazing information. Wednesday we took a cab to Playa del Carmen to walk around and stayed for a couple of hours. It was nice but lots of people from the shops yelling at you from their shops. That makes me want to go in to their shops even less. And we found a Ben&Jerry's, which is our favorite ice cream place. Then we headed back to the resort. The 2nd excursion was on Thursday. We did a snorkeling adventure. We snorkeled in a cenote, an open cenote, and a lagoon. It was fabulous. All of the other days we just hung out at the resort and went to the beach. It was hot but not completely unbearable. And our room was air conditioned so we could go back to cool down when we needed a break. We ate at the buffet for breakfast and lunch every day when we were at the resort. For dinner, we went to each of the restaurants once and the buffet all the other nights. It was amazing just being able to spend all that time together. We had a lot of fun just being together. It was fabulous. And I love that we love each other so much. <3 And I hope we can go on another vacation at some point soonish. Well hope you enjoy girls. Wish the pictures could have uploaded. Thanks! |
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our wedding - part four
Hello girls!! I was hoping to update this before we left for the honeymoon but didn't get around to it so here it is.....our reception.
Our reception was a lot of fun. Everything went pretty much as planned. It was somewhat chilly the day of our wedding, especially under the tent since it was shaded, so a lot of the guests were hanging out mostly outside the tent in the sun. This was fine but I think less people danced. We still had a ton of fun dancing though. And I think all the details turned out beautifully. We were introduced as Mr. & Mrs. Brittany and Daniel Bard and went right into our first dance. We danced to All About Us by He is We. I just remember looking at Dan. I know we chatted about things but I don't remember exactly what. And I don't really remember hearing the song a lot. I just remember thinking how happy I was to be in my husband's arms and to finally be at this point. Then I danced with my dad. We don't have a super close relationship so I was nervous but we chatted a little and it was nice. We danced to Have I Told You Lately by Van Morrison. That is the song we danced to at his wedding to my step mom when I was 10. Then Dan danced with his mom. They danced to I Hope You Dance by Leeann Womack. His mom was crying the whole time. After the dances, we had 2 speeches. My wonderful cousin/best friend/MOH Julia gave the first one. It was amazing. She brought up so many memories that not everyone would get, but I did and that is what matters. I love her. Jon, the best man and Dan's brother, gave the 2nd one. His was shorter but it was funny. He is from NY and wanted to remind Dan that he is from NY and should not change his feelings about sports teams...he had everyone laughing. After the speeches, everyone ate. We had delicious bbq food from Famous Daves. It was amazing and everyone raved about how much they loved it and it was the best wedding food they had ever had. When we were finished eating, we went around to the tables to chat with everyone. We made it to all the tables but a lot of people were already outside to warm up so we tried to chat with everyone for at least a little bit. After chatting, we did the cake cutting so we could be done with all the formalities and we could start dancing. We fed each other the cake nice and neatly, no shoving it in faces even though every one was yelling for us too. We started dancing and the ice cream people set up for our sundae bar! We provided all the toppings and Golicks provided the ice cream in their cart. This is my favorite place for ice cream. We've been going there since I was little. Everyone loved it! We had some toys for people to play with. People were playing frisbee, with a beach ball, flying kites, and there was some rope in there and fierce limbo game started. The DJ even started playing the limbo song. Dan and I slipped away for a few to take some pictures under this amazing tree. We couldn't do it before because it was set up for another wedding but that got cleared away so we ran over there. And I'm so glad we did. The pictures are perfect. The rest of the night was dancing and hanging out. People started leaving somewhat earlier than I thought they would. Then there was another wedding getting set up right next to the water. The bride's sister came over bitching about how we needed to shut our music off. I didn't hear here, thank goodness, but my mom told me. We turned the music down a little. Their wedding was supposed to start at 6:30. Our reception was supposed to be over at 7. People were leaving so we ended up just ending early. We didn't have the last song or anything but it was ok. And then people ended up helping us clean up the whole tent and it was all packed away so quickly. It was great. Then we headed to my mom's for the after party. The after party was fun but barely anyone came. It was mostly the wedding party and a couple of other people. We still had fun though. Dan and I headed home around midnight to sleep in our own bed. It was an amazing day and I feel so lucky to have Dan as my husband. At the end of the day, I couldn't believe it was over. But I was happy that the day had gone so well. And I wished I could do it all over again. And I keep telling Dan we might need to plan a 5 year vow renewal so I can get my fix again.....haha. So we'll see how that goes girls. Thanks for reading all about my day girls! I hope you enjoyed it. |
we're leaving tomorrow!
Hello girls!
I meant to post about the reception today, our 4th part of our wedding, but I got too busy packing and cleaning because we're leaving for our honeymoon tomorrow! It has been almost 2 months since the wedding (we'll celebrate while we're gone. hehe) and we're finally going on our honeymoon! We wanted to wait until I was all finished grad school so we could just go and be stress free. We're headed to the Catalonia Playa Maroma in Riveria Maya, Mexico. We are so excited to just relax, hang out, cuddle, drink, eat, swim, and other things you might do on a honeymoon....... We're going for a full week and will be returning next Saturday. I will definitely post about our reception really soon after we return. And I will post about the honeymoon. Hope you girls have a fantastic week! And good luck to the brides getting married this weekend!! |
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our wedding - part three
Hello girls.
So here is the ceremony. People started showing up at the tent so I wanted to go wait for the ceremony so everyone wouldn't see me before everything started. I totally forgot about the bouts and corsages because things were running a little late and they were at the ceremony site already so I didn't see them. They got handed out at the last minute by our officiant. I had boxes with tags on each one but it wasn't a special moment handing them out. When my dad came over to wait with us, he had the corsages for girls just in his hand. Oh well. Just one of those little things. They got handed out and put on, and that is all that matters. When we got the ok to start, the girls started walking across the beach. My mom, my dad and I followed. It was a little bit of a walk but it worked out well. The girls and I all kicked off our sandals when we got to the sand so we would be barefoot for the ceremony. I saw Dan at the end of the aisle and it made me even more excited. I couldn't wait to be his wife. And his face showed me that he was just as excited. Our ceremony was short and sweet. We put it together ourselves so it really meant something to us. And we read our vows off of cards instead of repeating them. And my grandmother did a reading which was so special. She means so much to me and it meant a lot to me to have her up there with us. Dan whispered to me about putting the ring on the left hand which made me and my MOH laugh. haha. It was amazing. The words were amazing. The weather was amazing. The scenery was amazing. Having all of our favorite people around was amazing. I was so excited at the end of the ceremony when we kissed and were announced as husband and wife. It was an amazing feeling that we were finally married, after so long, it had finally happened. I kind of couldn't believe it was already over. But I felt anxious leading up to the ceremony and was kind of relieved that it was over and we could just eat and party and have fun. That will be my next post....the details and the reception! Thanks girls! |
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our wedding - part two
getting ready/photos
Hello girls!
First of all - I am completely done Grad school!!!! I have my masters!!! Yay!!!! I can't believe it is over. It was a long 2 years. Next, here is the second part of our wedding - my getting ready photos, our first look photos, and our formal photos. I know it has taken me forever to post but I have been so busy. Now I have lots more time. So I woke up at about 5:30 on the day of the wedding. And I was ready to go. I couldn't believe the day was here. And I was ready to marry Dan. My hair appt was at 9. So we were basically waiting around until then. I had breakfast and showered and got ready to go. Chrystal, my bm, and my mom came to my hair and make up appts with me. It was relaxing and the lady who did my hair is so nice. I had my make up done right after my hair. Suzanne, my photog, met us at the hair salon and took lots of pictures of me and my mom getting our hair done and my make up done. (I love our photographer. She is amazing). When we got back to the house, we were waiting for Julia, my moh, to get there. She had gotten her hair and make up done somewhere else. I wanted to wait for her to get dressed. My grandparents showed up with my bouquet. A lady made it that lives down the street from them. I had a lace piece from my grandmother's wedding dress and a lace piece from my mom's wedding dress wrapped around the bouquet. I felt kind of rushed, which I didn't like. I wish I had had more time to get dressed and take it in. And I got no pictures of just me or of the girls getting dressed. I wanted pictures of the girls' dresses on the hangers I had painted for them but didn't get it. Oh well. They helped me get dressed and get my shoes on and my jewelry on. It was 3 of my favorite women helping me and I loved it. I loved being able to share that special time with my mom, and 2 of my best friends. When I was all dressed, Suzanne took me to go meet Dan. We were supposed to do our first look downtown Portsmouth and do some other photos but there was a festival going on and it was crazy busy so that didn't work, which kind of stressed me out because I wasn't sure what to do. We decided to just meet at the park where we were getting married. Which worked out really well and we got some great pictures. We did our first look out on a pier and there was no one out there, which was fantastic. Then we took some pictures in some other areas before we met up with the wedding party. We got some great pictures with the wedding party. There were some other ones we wanted but ended up not having time, which was kind of disappointing. But I'm glad we got some good ones. And then we did family pictures which we got all of the families...all 3 sets. haha. While we were finishing up family pictures, people started showing up and I didn't want to be hanging around so I headed over to the ceremony area to get in place. I was excited and anxious to get the ceremony started. After all the time we were engaged, it was finally here. more to come ladies...next up - ceremony. |
our wedding - part one
Hello girls!
(I tried to do this last night and it froze up and I lost the whole thing...so lets try this again) We have been married for almost a month and 1/2 and I can't believe it has already been that long! I have wanted to post about our big day but I was being lazy and now I'm sure busy finishing up grad school (only 4 days left!) so here we go. The Friday morning before the wedding, I went to get a mani/pedi with some of my favorite girls. It was me, my Mom, my BM Chrystal, my bro's gf Sam, and my step-bro's gf Alimah. It was super fun and nice to just relax with the girls for a little while. Friday night we had a rehearsal at the park. It was a gorgeous night. And we had all our favorite people there - the wedding party, parents, and grandparents. We figured out where we were going to stand and practiced walking to the spot. I had my ribbon bouquet that the girls made me from the shower. On the way off the beach to go to dinner, there was another couple having a rehearsal for their wedding which was at the same time as ours the next day. Luckily, not in the same spot on the beach. After the rehearsal, we went to my mom's for dinner. We wanted to keep it simple and just have hot dogs and hamburgers. It was nice to just relax and hang out with the people we love. We didn't have formal tables for people to sit and eat so I felt like people were kind of separated. I was kind of bummed about that. I think everyone enjoyed themselves though so it was good. We ended up hanging out around their fire pit and having some smores. People slowly left. Dan left to go stay at the apartment so we said good bye. And I was sleeping at my mom's with Chrystal. So we went to bed kind of early because I wanted to make sure I got some sleep. And even though I was super excited, I did get some sleep. I woke up the next morning ready to go marry Dan. I couldn't believe that it was the wedding day. After 2 years of waiting, it was finally here. That is all I have time for now but hopefully I can post again really soon. Thanks girls! |
loveatthebeach has more pictures!
Hey ladies!
I haven't had a chance to come back on and write about the wedding, which I definitely want to do. But I wanted to share more pictures from our photographer. She posted on her blog and put together a slide show. Here is the link to her blog: http://blog.suzannesimmons.com/ And here is the link to her website: http://www.suzannesimmons.com/event/Brittany-Dan I also posted a couple pictures from facebook. I would have done more but this computer takes forever to do the uploads. I will be back soon girls! |


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This paper originally appeared as: Boustead, P & Chicharo, J, IP forwarding alternatives in cell switched optical networks, IEEE International Conference on Communications, 18-22 June 2000, vol 3, 1628-1632. Copyright IEEE 2000.
Optical switching will enable core Internet packet switching to scale with future transmission rate increases. Currently proposed optical ATM switches do not allow packet reassembly, which is necessary for packet level forwarding. This results in the requirement to create end to end ATM virtual connections for flows even if they contain only one packet. In electronically switched networks MPOA and MPLS allow both cell and packet level forwarding to overcome this problem. This paper examines the feasibility of implementing such protocols over an optically switched network. Two different architectures are examined: use of an adjunct electrical router; and native optical packet reassembly. An examination of the optical reassembly buffer requirements show that the use of MPLS will require significantly more buffering than MPOA.
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I wanted to post here about a neat charity spearheaded by TGT Webcomics that I took part in: "Webcomics: What's Cooking?" From the website, "What started out as a simple idea of doing a cookbook based around webcomic characters has blossomed into a full fledged campaign to help raise money for the hungry in North America. "Webcomics: What's Cooking?" is that cookbook that will feature dozens and dozens of recipes from popular webcomic creators showcasing a variety of recipes from Breakfast to Dinner and a few things in between!"
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DAMASCUS, Aug. 8 (Xinhua) -- Syria's state media said hundreds of armed insurgents were killed Wednesday in the northern Aleppo's district of Salahuddien as a result of the ferocious clashes there, adding that the army has purged the area of armed insurgency and regained control of the area.
The state-run SANA news agency said hundreds of armed men were killed in Salahuddien, as pro-government media said that 70 gunmen were killed in the neighborhood of Mayer in the countryside of Aleppo.
Earlier in the day, SANA said Syrian troops dealt a "fatal blow " to the armed insurgent groups in Salahuddien, adding that the army is now combing the sprawling district after killing most of the armed rebels there.
It said that many of the armed men have surrendered themselves to the authorities.
The Syrian army unleashed Wednesday a counter strike to regain control of the district, the first that has fallen in the hands of the armed rebels since two weeks ago.
While the state media is boasting as victory the army's achievements in Salahuddien, the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said violent clashes are still taking place in the neighbourhoods of Salahuddien, Bustan al-Qasr, and al-Firdous, adding that clashes are also taking place in the al-Midan neighbourhood of Aleppo, in which rebel fighters are trying to control the raids branch and the airforce intelligence branch.
The Observatory said 60 people were killed Wednesday nationwide, 38 of whom were unarmed civilians.
The Aleppo clashes started last month in what appeared to be the final death match between the government troops and armed rebels aiming to gain a foothold in the northern area at the southern frontier of Turkey.
Fighting continues across Syria while Assad says to eradicate "terrorism"
DAMASCUS, Aug. 7 (Xinhua) -- Incessant battles between armed rebels and government troops continued in a number of Syrian cities on Tuesday while embattled President Bashar al-Assad stressed the government's and the people's resolution to eradicate "terrorists" in the country.
The state news agency SANA said clashes took place Tuesday in Homs, Hama, Deir al-Zour, Hasaka and Aleppo provinces. Full story


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Many ask, "Why should people who care about healthy rivers also care about ground water management?" Our answer: ground and surface water are connected to each other and as a result, pumping ground water can adversely affect river flows. In too much of the West, new water users start using ground water because river flows are insufficient. Ground water is seen as a new source to solve their water needs, but ground and surface waters are not separate and will rise and fall together. Ultimately, rivers bear the burden.
This report provides basic information necessary for citizens, legislators and others to understand and address these challenges. It explains the relationship between ground and surface water and the adverse effects that ground water pumping can have on surface ecology. It describes the current regulatory management of ground water in a dozen western states. Finally, it makes a set of recommendations for wise ground water management. Interspersed throughout, there are stories of rivers in the region that have been adversely affected as a result of ground water pumping.
As more and more people populate the western states, more and more water providers consider tapping ground water to supply new cities and developments. The same urban water conservation measures that Trout Unlimited and others have advocated for more than a decade offer important ways to help address increasing municipal demand. Unfortunately, the systems of ground water management in many western states suggest that using ground water to supply these demands offers a no-lose proposition. However, states must go further and address the unsustainable use of ground water head-on, with new regulatory programs and management strategies, such as those listed in the Recommendations described above. While many of the stories in this report suggest that the situation is dire, as Wallace Stegner wrote, "The west is the native land of hope." Conservationists, communities, local governments, and traditional water users all have a vital stake in finding sustainable water supplies. Now, more than ever, we need to adopt common sense ground water reforms, conservation measures, and other strategies that will allow the West to grow while protecting our rivers, our springs, and the fish, wildlife, and people-all of us-that depend on them.


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Hi friends! I just got back from a whirlwind trip to Chicago for CHA-Summer!
If you have never ever been to one of the Craft and Hobby Association's big trade shows before, let me tell you what it's like. Just imagine walking into a really big convention hall filled with crafting supplies as far as the eye can see. There are papers, stickers, stamps, and everything in between that you can make stuff with.
I like to say that it's kind of like going to craft heaven. And believe me when I say that it is a rough life getting to go. (Wink!)
Since not all you could walk the floor with me, I wanted to share with you some of the trends I spotted over and over during last week's show.
Talk about a trend that's a hoot! From Halloween-themed owls to owls with Santa caps, there were a number of companies who showed off products with wise little guys.
From the Haunted Manor collection by Doodlebug Design
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Oh, la la. I love roses, and I loved seeing many companies include these beautiful flowers on the patterned papers they displayed during the show.
From Grandma's Lima Bean Soup collection by Jillibean Soup
I spotted lots and lots of snapshots. They came on patterned papers and as die-cuts, stamps, and even stickers.
From the Sn@p! collection from Simple Stories
From Hampton Art
I'd like to point you the way of another fun trend: Arrows. This pointed little design element found its way onto patterned papers and in stamp sets.
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From the 5th and Main collection from Dear Lizzy and American Crafts
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I can't help but talk about this fun speech-inspired trend.
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From the Portfolio collection from Pink Paislee
As fun as it was to see all these trendy products debut, I couldn't wait to get home and make a card that uses three of the trends I mentioned (owls, snapshots, and conversation bubbles).
Woo-hoot! See you again soon!
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MASSES AT HOLYWELL IN MAY AND JUNE. Fourth Sunday Masses in May and June, originally to be hosted at St Winefride's,Holywell, Flintshire will now be celebrated at Our Lady of the Rosary Church, Jubilee Road, Buckley, CH7 2AF – Time remains at 11.30am.
FEASTS OF CORPUS CHRISTI, SACRED HEART AND SS PETER & PAUL. Mass Listings for Corpus Christi, Sacred Heart and SS Peter & Paul are now available online.
HIGH MASS IN CHELMSFORD. There will be Solemn High Mass on Saturday, 1 June, at 12.00pm, at Our Lady Immaculate Church, New London Road, Chelmsford CM2 0AR on the occasion of John and Carol Smith's golden wedding anniversary.
SOLEMN NUPTIAL MASSES. We are delighted to announce two upcoming Solemn Nuptial Masses; Miss Felicity Steven will be wed to Mr Thomas Howard at St Catherine's Church, Penrith, Cumbria on Saturday, 22 June at 2.00pm and Miss Patricia Douglas will be wed to Mr George Steven at Our Lady of Victories Church, Market Harborough, Leicestershire on Saturday, 27 July at 3.00pm. We have been notified that both Masses will be public.
SECOND HAND BOOK CATALOGUE AVAILABLE ONLINE. The Second-hand book catalogue has now been posted online. In addition, we have posted guidelines for donating second-hand books, Missals and other items to the LMS. Follow this link for Second-hand books and Missals for the Traditional Mass.
TRADITIONAL CONFIRMATIONS 2013. Confirmations in the Traditional Rite will take place at St James's, Spanish Place, London on Saturday, 14 December 2013. For more details and registration forms, click on the right-hand tab immediately above this posting. Or phone the LMS office on 020 7404 7284
SPIRITUAL BOUQUET FOR POPE FRANCIS. The LMS is gathering a spiritual bouquet for the new Pontiff. Please let us know of Masses (EF) that you have had offered for him, or rosaries that you have prayed, or indeed, any other prayers and devotions that you have made, or intend to make, for the Holy Father. More details here.
CHARTRES PILGRIMAGE 2013. There are no more LMS bursaries available for this years Chartres Pilgrimage, however there are still places on the bus. Click the following link if you would like to attend or for more information on the Chartres Pilgrimage 2013
NEW SODALITY FOR THE CONVERSION OF LAPSED CATHOLICS. The Sodality of St Augustine of Hippo has been launched by the LMS as a means of uniting our prayers with others for the conversion of our loved ones. Full details here.
FSSP NEWSLETTER DOWRY NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE. The new edition of Dowry is available online. There are very interesting articles on Motherhood, Pro-Life work, philosophy and the martyrology of Blessed Francis Bell OFM.
INSTITUTE OF CHRIST THE KING NEWSLETTER AVAILABLE. The newsletter for the Shrine of SS Peter, Paul and Philomena is now available online, with Mass times and upcoming events.
PRAYERS FOR THE LMS NOW ONLINE can be found under Resources. Prayer for the intentions of the Latin Mass Society in English and Latin.
The St Catherine's Trust Summer School is back this Summer, at a new venue: the Franciscan Retreat Centre at Pantasaph CH8 8PE, in North Wales, for the week 21-28 July 2013.
Pantasaph is very well-connected by road and rail, being a few minutes away from the railway station at Flint, and close to the motorway network. It is near Holywell, which many will know as the only Medieval Shrine to survive the Reformation, and for many years one of the Latin Mass Society's biggest annual Pilgrimages.
Alongside the Summer School the Latin Mass Society Latin Course for adults will be taking place (see below for more details). Accommodation at the Retreat Centre is limited, so the Latin Course participants will be staying at the Pilgrims' Guest House in Holywell.
The Retreat Centre has a Pugin Chapel, flexible facilities, and lovely grounds. It is a delight that St Catherines Trust was able to secure the venue for their Summer School, and we all hope it will be a long-term home for this important event.
The Summer School makes it possible for Catholic children to experience a week of Catholic teaching, in a wide range of subjects, from our enthusiastic volunteer staff, in the context of the Traditional Liturgy. This is an experience which is wholly unique, and is an invaluable supplement to both homeschooling and conventional schooling.
There will be daily sung Mass, with singing of the highest standard, and sung Compline each evening. There will be an outing to a local place of interest, and visiting speakers, outside activities, the perennially popular sewing group and a staged reading of a play.
St Catherines Trust is a beneficiary of the Latin Mass Society. Under normal circumstances the school would cost about £250 per pupil to run, but as the Latin Mass Society sponsors the event, there are no fixed fees. Parents and guardians are invited to pay what they can afford. Please take advantage of this tremendous opportunity!
For more information please contact the St Catherine's Trust.
Confirmations take place in the Traditional Rite this year on Saturday, 14 December 2013 at St James's Spanish Place, London W1U 3QY, at 11.30am.
The Sacrament will be conferred by Rt Rev Alan Hopes, auxiliary bishop in Westminster. If you would like more information about Confirmations in the Extraordinary Form, or would like your child, or yourself, confirmed in 2013, please contact the LMS Office on 020 7404 7284 or email us.
To register your child or yourself for 2013's Confirmations, please read the Explanatory Notes and then complete the appropriate registration form below:
Registration Form for an Additional Child
Registration Form for an Adult
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Research by the Latin Mass Society has demonstrated the striking decline of a range of statistical indications of the health of the Catholic Church in England and Wales in the 1960s and 1970s. To our knowledge this data has never been made available in collated form before: the number of ordinations year by year since 1860, the number of priests since 1890, and baptisms, marriages, and receptions, and estimates of the Catholic population, since 1913.
Among the findings are:
Marriages: The number of marriages collapsed by a third between 1968 and 1978 (from 47,417 to 31,534), and has continued a rapid decline since then, now standing at less than 10,000 a year, a quarter of the 1968 level in absolute terms, and even less in relation to the estimated Catholic population (from 12 per thousand in 1968) to 2½ per thousand in 2010). Conversions fell off a cliff in the 1960s. From a peak of 15,794 in 1959, it fell to 5,117 in 1972; in relation the Catholic population, it fell by more than 70% between those two years. It has not recovered.
Baptisms halved between 1964 and 1977 (137,673 in 1964 to 68,351 in 1977), and are even lower today (oscillating around the 60,000 mark). This is not just the effect of the end of the 'baby boom': considered in relation to total live births for England and Wales (using data from the Office for National Statistics), the first half of the 20th century saw steady growth, with Catholic baptisms peaking at nearly 16% of all live births in 1963. This was followed by a decline of a third between the mid 1960s and the mid 1970s. A more gentle decline has continued to the present: today fewer than 10% of babies born alive in England and Wales are being baptised in the Catholic Church.
Ordinations fell by more than 56% between 1965 and 1977 (from 233 to 101), and the decline has continued. Even on the more optimistic figures supplied by the National Office of Vocations (compared to the Catholic Directory) for the current year, showing an increase on recent years, numbers are at scarcely 30% of their 1964 level. (Counting only ordinations to the diocesan clergy, there were 134 in 1964; the NOV predicts 41 this year.)
Dr Joseph Shaw, the Chairman of the Latin Mass Society, who led the research, comments:
'Anyone with an interest in the future of the Catholic Church in England and Wales will find these figures illuminating. They show unambiguously that something went seriously wrong in the Church in England and Wales in the 1960s and 1970s. Catholics ceased quite suddenly to see the value of getting married, having large families, and having their children baptised. Non-Catholics no longer perceived the Church as the ark of salvation, and ceased to seek admission. Young men no longer offered themselves for the priesthood in the same numbers as before.
'It is not fanciful to connect this catastrophe to the wrenching changes which were taking place in the Church at that time, when the Second Vatican Council was being prepared, discussed, and, often erronesouly, applied. As Pope Benedict wrote in the Motu Proprio Summorum Pontificum (2007):
in many places celebrations were not faithful to the prescriptions of the new Missal, but the latter actually was understood as authorizing or even requiring creativity, which frequently led to deformations of the liturgy which were hard to bear. I am speaking from experience, since I too lived through that period with all its hopes and its confusion. And I have seen how arbitrary deformations of the liturgy caused deep pain to individuals totally rooted in the faith of the Church.
'The theological and liturgical fashions of that era were invariably justified by the hope of positive pastoral results, and these results manifestly failed to materialise.
'The effect of dissent from the Church's teaching is particularly manifest in relation to contraception, which has had a direct consequence on the Catholic birth rate, as reflected in the number of baptisms, compared to the national birth rate.
'The Church in England and Wales today has fewer than half the ordinations each year than it had in the 1860s, but more than double the number of priests. A large proportion of those priests, however, will die or have to stop work over the next decade. In this respect we are still living on our capital, and this capital is about to run out.
'The Extraordinary Form has not lost its power to attract young men to the priesthood, and the communities which have grown up around it today provide disproportionate numbers of vocations, marriages, and baptisms. Thirteen young men from England and Wales are currently studying for the priesthood in the different religious orders committed to the Extraordinary Form; three more should join them in September; these are numbers which many dioceses would envy.
'We believe that the Extraordinary Form (the Traditional Mass) has an important role to play in resolving the crisis in the Church.'
Notes on the statistics
Unless otherwise indicated, the statistics are taken from the Catholic Directory.
Statistics for ordinations can be recovered only by manually counting the lists of men ordained each year; some of this work was done by the Rev. Stephen Morgan and a team at the Diocese of Portsmouth. The Latin Mass Society has filled in the gaps in Rev. Morgan's figures and extended the range of dates covered in both directions.
In addition, the LMS has added the total number of clergy, and the numbers given in the Directory's 'Recapitulation of Statistics' since 1913, which include Baptisms, Marriages, Adult Conversions (renamed 'Receptions' in 1976), and estimates of the Catholic population. We are very grateful to the Rev. Stephen Morgan for letting us use the fruits of his research, to the Fathers of the London Oratory for giving us access to their library, and to a number of Latin Mass Society volunteers for their time.
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Forex, traded correctly, is the fastest way to become financially independent and quit your day job. Greg Secker, world famous multi-millionaire currency trader and wealth coach - founded Knowledge to Action in 2003 to help you finally break free from the 'time is money' trap.
Since then Greg Secker and his team of elite Forex Trader Trainers have changed the lives of thousands of people from London to Sydney. Giving them the skills to be financially free, to take control of their lives and never have to worry about their future, ever again.
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My name is Bhadra Ranchib, I am a lecturer at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology.
Greg Secker held a seminar in Cape Town in July. I decided to attend as I am always looking for new opportunities.
Among the strategies Knowledge to Action teach are the Pivots and the Income Generators. I have been consistent in sticking with these. It fits into my timetable, considering that I am working full time, I stick to the long term trades. This I tend to do in the morning before I go to work, the only time I monitor trades is in the evening.
My best trade to date, I'm not sure if it was beginner's luck, but it was about 10%. Obviously after that it went down, on average I am doing between 1 and 2%.
What I have learnt on this course is to be consistent. I always tell people just be consistent, it's going to build over time. It might not be next month, but consistency builds returns in the future.
Bhadra Ranchib - December 2011 - Knowledge to Action Review Video Interview
My name is Willem Du Toit and I trade Forex for a living. Every day I trade currency, that's what I do. I have a financial background. I have a BCom Law Degree and a Post Grad in Financial Planning, and I have been in the Financial and Economic world post-study.
I'm an entrepreneur, a very driven person. I like freedom, I always wanted my own business and to be my own boss. I always had an interest in trading but I hadn't taken the time to sit down and understand it and actually do it. It came to the point where I wanted that lifestyle, that freedom. Trading seemed the daylight clear way to achieve that freedom and lifestyle that I really want.
The four strategies that Knowledge to Action taught I still use. The course was great, two days of action-packed information. My favourite strategy remains the Sniper Trade. I've adapted it slightly after doing the Master Trader course, using just a little larger Stop-Loss. But I love the Sniper Trade. I can see it, I can see the trade, and if the Price Action is right, I can see it. It's the simplest thing for me to understand.
My best trade to date was 2% on a single trade. I actually ran two Sniper Trades at the same time, so in those two trades I made 4.7% on my account growth. I was doing a Euro / US Dollar trade, and a Euro / British Pound trade, two Sniper Trades at the same time. The net result of that was just under 5% growth on my account. As a total I am up about 6% on my account. My goal is to make 1% growth on my account every day. That will equate to about 22% a month, that's an ideal world for me. If I can achieve that regularly for the last six months in my first year trading, assuming the first six months will be a learning curve, I'll be a happy man. That's my target.
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Until a few years ago I was an Attorney, I was a full time Property Lawyer. With the changing economic climate I decided it was a good time to leave and find other skills to hone. I've been looking at a lot of different possibilities over the last four years or so, and stumbled upon trading about two months ago.
I'm trading Monday to Friday, mostly early mornings. I find that works very well here, because of the time difference between the UK and South Africa. I found Knowledge to Action through a friend of mine, who recommended I go on the course and find out what it's all about, which I did. We were trained by a wonderful coach at Knowledge to Action who'd come out from London, Tom Franklin. He was inspiring, absolutely passionate about what he does. I decided that trading was too exciting to ignore.
I attended the course in the middle of October, I've been trading since then for about two months now. It's still new and I'm getting to know the software, but I have got my feet wet.
My best trade to date has been an Income Generator, traded long on the Swissie, which happened last week. I printed out the screen and stuck it up on the wall. The best part for me, getting to know the Knowledge to Action organisation, has been the support. In addition there's the research, the depth of the organisation, the way the material is presented that's accessible. And if you have a problem there's always someone who can help you. The sense that there's always someone you can ask if you're feeling isolated or stuck, there's always an answer.
I am hoping to achieve financial independence. I love working independently of anyone else. On my own, setting my own framework for my success. And through that achieving my own financial independence.
Jean Badenhurst - December 2011 - Knowledge to Action Review Video Interview


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Now how your ads might interact with your design? Advertisements might blend with your design, complement it or contrast it.
What does it mean?
- Blend - well usually it means that background and borders of ads match your website background color. And you can use your website's default link and text colors for your ad link and text colors (But that's not mandatory, a little change might emphasize your ads a bit).
- Contrast - here you'll have completely opposite colors of what you use for your websites. So if your website uses dark colors, you can use light colors for your ads. Same applies to text and links
- Complement - So you know the place where your add will be, and instead of taking same background color for your ads background and borders, you use a different color, which also appears on your website, for example in menu or header, or footer, but doesn't match background color of a place where advertisement will appear
So main question is, which color interaction with design to use on which advertisements?
Here are Google Adsense suggestions, which actually work pretty well:
Design type | Ads inside content | Ads adjacent to content |
Light background websites | Blend | Blend or complement |
Dark background websites | Blend, complement, or contrast | Contrast or complement |
All this information I got from: What color palettes are most successful?, which link I've found by following Google Adsense on twitter.
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Q. What is the safest place for my dog to be in the car?
A. A couple of weeks ago I took Penny with me to pick Adam up from soccer. I always make my dogs ride in the back seat. Jake will lie down or sit still. Penny sits . . . after a while. This day she was at the slightly open window sniffing the air. Then, out the corner of my eye I saw her whole head out the window. I panicked.
I pulled over then reached back and grabbed her collar. Once I pulled her back inside, I slid the window back up to the crack position and then pressed my window lock. She had evidently placed her paw on the control and the window opened as I was driving. So, let's look at the rights and wrongs of dogs in cars.
Never allow your dog to have head, snout, or any body part out the window. Have you ever had your hand outside the car on a lovely day and a bug crashed into it? That bug collided with your hand at the speed you were traveling. It felt like a needle to your skin. If a bug collides with your dog's eye, it could destroy his eye. And, if his head is out the window his whole body can follow. Believe me, you don't want to experience the loss of a dog that jumped or fell out of a moving car. Give him a crack in the window big enough for him to snort the air only. And, now I know to lock automatic windows too!
Never have your dog in your lap. This is just plain unintelligent. Talk about distracted driving. I don't think you'd drive with
Never allow your dog to jump from seat to seat. This provides another distraction and you will spend more time watching and correcting him than watching the road.
For some dogs, dog seatbelts work very well. If you fasten a seatbelt in the back seat and tie a short leash to it, then clip it to your dog's collar, you have a homemade version of a dog seatbelt. Dog carriers work well but must be anchored. Crates can bounce around the car in a crash and injure dogs as if there were uncrated. Dogs should ride in the back seat. And, until your dog learns how to ride calmly, keep his rides short. Dogs in cars are great as long as we keep their safety in mind.
Chandra Lynn Smith owns Best Friend Dog Training. She holds a bachelor's degree in animal bioscience, has eight years experience as a veterinary technician, and is a certified professional dog trainer from the National K9 School of Dog Trainers. She's been training dogs since 1984. You may address your questions to her via email at firstname.lastname@example.com, email@example.com or by mail to The Evening Sun, c/o Chandra Lynn Smith, 135 Baltimore St., Hanover, PA 17331.


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MANCHESTER The Coven of Witches will be assembling again on the Orvis Green on Saturday, Oct. 27, to help raise food supplies for the Community Food Cupboard.
Those interested in taking part should don their witching regalia and plan to gather on the field next to the Orvis flagship store on Main Street/Route 7A around noon, and bring an item that can be donated to the food cupboard.
Food and monetary donations will be accepted.
Those "witches" staying in costume can enjoy a 2 for 1 special lunch deal at Gringo Jack's and shop at Orvis in costume and receive 10 percent off the purchase price. This offer is only good for Oct. 27. For more information, call the Manchester and the Mountains Chamber of Commerce at 362-6313.


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May 29, 2013 2:56 pm | by MDT Staff | Product Releases | CommentsPixelteq will demonstrate its latest multispectral sensors and PixelSensor photodiodes at the Sensors Expo next month in Rosemont, Ill. Demonstrations at booth No. 629 will show how wavelength-selective photodiodes and multi-band imaging improve contrast and visualization for a variety of biomedical, industrial and scientific applications.
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May 20, 2013 2:33 pm | by George Karalias, Director of Marketing & Communications, Rochester Electronics | Rochester Electronics | Blogs | CommentsNext July, certain medical electronics will fall under the scope of RoHS—the European Union's Restriction on Hazardous Substances. In terms of the electronics industry, that is now a tight deadline for manufacturers. Medical devices that have so far been exempt from RoHS fall into scope under the RoHS Recast (RoHS 2) beginning in July 2014.
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April 25, 2013 4:41 pm | by George Karalias, Director of Marketing & Communications, Rochester Electronics | Rochester Electronics | Blogs | CommentsEngineers and buyers in the medical device manufacturing industry should note the following date: July 22, 2014. That is the day medical electronics must comply with the EU's Restriction on Hazardous Substances (RoHS) regulation. Medical devices have so far been exempt from RoHS, which requires the elimination of lead, cadmium, mercury, and other substances from electronics.
LISTED UNDER: Amplifiers | Flexible Circuits | Hybrid CircuitsDILAS Direct, Multi-Bar Diode Laser System
April 15, 2013 5:05 pm | by MDT Staff | Dilas Diode Laser, Inc. | Product Releases | CommentsDILAS, the diode laser company, announces a direct, multi-bar diode laser system. The DILAS SD3000 is capable of delivering up to 3-kilowatt output at 980nm wavelength to the work piece. The direct diode laser system, DILAS SD3000 is available either with symmetric spot configuration (SD3000S) or with different line focus configurations (SD3000L).
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April 15, 2013 4:01 pm | by MDT Staff | Osram Opto Semiconductors | Product Releases | CommentsThe new infrared (IRED) Oslon black SFH 4716S from Osram Opto Semiconductors is one of the most powerful IREDs on the market, with an optical output of 1030 milliwatts (mW) and a beam angle of 150 degrees.
LISTED UNDER: Diodes | OpticalMouser Launches two New Sites focused on the Newest Products and Applications & Technologies
October 4, 2012 11:10 am | by Mouser Electronics | News | CommentsMouser Electronics, Inc., a leading design engineering resource and global distributor for semiconductors and electronic components, announced the launch of its Newest Products and Applications & Technologies sites on Mouser.com. The Newest Products site highlights one of Mouser's major strengths...
LISTED UNDER: EMI/RFI Filters | EMI/RFI Shielding | Plugs and ReceptaclesAvnet Electronics Marketing Americas Releases Monthly Market and Tech Trends Report
June 28, 2012 1:50 pm | News | CommentsThe technology industry as a whole moves at a breakneck speed. Keeping track of it all is one of the world's largest distributors of electronics components and embedded solutions, Avnet Electronics Marketing Americas, a business region of Avnet, Inc. Each month, Avnet leverages its position at the center of the technology value chain...
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May 14, 2012 6:33 am | Osram Opto Semiconductors | Product Releases | CommentsThe new high power laser diode PL TB450 from Osram Opto Semiconductors is mounted in a compact TO-56 package and features an optical power of 1.4 Watts (W), making it suitable for medical applications.
LISTED UNDER: DiodesHigh-Brightness, High-Efficiency Fiber-Coupled Diode Laser
May 7, 2012 7:46 am | Product Releases | CommentsDILAS, the diode laser company, has developed a modular diode laser concept combining high power, high brightness, wavelength stabilization and low weight, important requirements...
LISTED UNDER: Lasers | DiodesRed Laser Diodes with High Temperature Operation in Tiny Package
February 27, 2012 5:17 am | Product Releases | CommentsThe Optoelectronics Company, a distributor of innovative optoelectronic components, is pleased to announce the release of two new, 638nm, high power, low operating current red laser diodes...
LISTED UNDER: Lasers | DiodesDiode Laser Module 'Breaks Record' for Power at Wavelength in the Deep Violet
January 26, 2012 6:35 am | Product Releases | CommentsElk Industries, LLC has achieved a "Breakthrough" in Output Radiant Flux for a CW Diode LASER Module at 398 - 401 nm. In the R&D Laboratories of ELK Industries...
LISTED UNDER: Lasers | Diodes | Micro-machiningDiode Laser Systems Offer Highest Power Yet Available
September 19, 2011 6:55 am | Coherent Semiconductor Group | Product Releases | CommentsThe HighLight D-Series, a new range of diode laser systems from Coherent, Inc. (Santa Clara, CA) (Nasdaq: COHR), delivers both high power and an increased range of "smart" output beam shapes.
LISTED UNDER: Lasers | DiodesDiode Laser System Series With Extended Beam Quality
August 4, 2011 7:13 am | Dilas Diode Laser, Inc. | Product Releases | CommentsDILAS Industrial Laser Systems today introduced a new diode laser system based on a diode laser module with an optical output power of 30W CW and increased beam quality.
LISTED UNDER: Lasers | DiodesDirect Diode System Designed for OLED FRIT Welding and Soldering
October 20, 2010 6:36 am | Coherent Semiconductor Group | Product Releases | CommentsCoherent Inc. offers the HighLight FAP 60/810 System, a fiber delivered, turnkey diode laser system that provides 60 Watts of output power at 810 nm.
LISTED UNDER: Laser Welding | DiodesDiode Arrays Deliver Transient Voltage Suppression
October 6, 2010 6:57 am | Tt Electronics Plc | Product Releases | CommentsProviding design engineers with a compact means of protecting one to eight circuit traces against electrostatic discharge (ESD), lightning, and other electrical fast transient (EFT) events, TT electronics IRC...
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Turkish Airlines launches its services to Yanbu...
Turkish Airlines will launch its first flight to Yanbu on June 11 as its fifth destination in Saudi Arabia, joining Riyadh, Jeddah, Medina, and Dammam.
Flights will be operated 3 times weekly, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Turkish Airlines has been voted "Best Airline in Europe" by the users of Skytrax and has the youngest fleet in Europe. Yanbu flights will be operated with its fleet of Airbus 320 and Boeing 737 aircraft.
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Introductory fares to Yanbu will be available with prices starting from just 416 Euros. To learn more and purchase your ticket, please visit our website, www.turkishairlines.com, contact our Call Centre at 444 0 849 or visit your local travel agency.
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A Video Collection of When Trust Falls Go Wrong — Daily Distraction
Ah, the old trust fall. What a great way to build bonds! Or not.
We don't know anyone in these clips personally, but we truly hope they were able to rebuild those shattered friendships. But for now, we're just grateful they had a video camera at the time.
The Daily Distraction is your Internet break from reality. Whether youâre eating lunch at your desk or avoiding high school exes on Facebook, you might just laugh, say âaaahhhâ or not believe what you just watched.


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Faraz received her B.S. in Genetics from U.C. Davis in 2001 and her Ph.D. in Developmental Psychology from U.C. Davis in 2010. Her dissertation research, conducted under the mentorship of David Whitney and Susan Rivera, used behavioral and eye-tracking paradigms combined with visual psychophysics to examine conscious visual perception in typically and atypically developing infants.
As a postdoc in Tony Norcia's lab, Faraz examines the neural mechanisms that constrain visual processing in infants, children and adults using the steady-state Visual Evoked Potential (VEP) technique. In doing so, she is bridging the gap between brain and behavioral development.
Faraz's overarching goal is to understand the origins and outcomes of visual perception, and to use this knowledge to drive the design and evaluation of educational games for visual learning.
Faraz's overarching goal is to understand the origins and outcomes of visual perception, and to use this knowledge to drive the design and evaluation of educational games for visual learning.
Most Recent Publications:
▪ Ryokai, K., Farzin, F., Kaltman, E., Niemeyer, G. (in press). Assessing multiple object tracking in young children using a game. Education Technology Research and Development.
▪ Farzin, F., & Norcia, A.M. (2012). Piecing it together: infants' neural responses to face and object structure. Journal of Vision.
▪ Ales, J.M., Farzin, F., Rossion, B., Norcia, A.M. (2012). An objective method for measuring face detection thresholds using the sweep steady-state visual evoked response. Journal of Vision.
▪ Farzin, F., & Norcia, A.M. (2011). Impaired visual decision-making in individuals with amblyopia. Journal of Vision.
▪ Farzin, F., Rivera, S.M., Whitney, D. (2011). Resolution of spatial and temporal visual attention in infants with fragile X syndrome. Brain.
▪ Farzin, F., Rivera, S.M., Whitney, D. (2011). Time crawls: The temporal resolution of infant visual attention. Psychological Science.
▪ Farzin, F., Scaggs, F., Hervey, C., Berry-Kravis, E., Hessl, D. (2011). Reliability of eye tracking and pupillometry measures in individuals with fragile X syndrome. Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders.
▪ Farzin, F., Rivera, S.M., Whitney, D. (2010). Spatial resolution of conscious visual perception in infants. Psychological Science.
▪ Farzin, F., & Rivera, S.M. (2010). Dynamic object representations in infants with and without fragile X syndrome. Frontiers in Human Neuroscience.
For a complete list, please click here.
Research Funding:
- NIH/NEI: Ruth L. Kirschstein Postdoctoral NRSA "Hierarchical development of temporal processing in human visual cortex." (2011-2013)
- NIH/NIMH: Ruth L. Kirschstein Predoctoral NRSA "Spatial and temporal visual attention in fragile X syndrome." (2008-2010)


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News, Photos & Video › VOICES FROM THE FIELD THE IRC BLOG - South kivu
Since 1933, the IRC has provided hope and humanitarian aid to refugees and other victims of oppression and violent conflict around the world.
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@IRCPress You've been quoted in my #Storify story "Crisis in Darfur, 10 Years On" t.co/guLOti8F02
May 21, 2013
RT @IRCPress: Race against time to aid new #Darfur #refugees in Chad before rains begin: t.co/z6eDBFeR1I
May 21, 2013
RT @MoveEndViolence: Why do we need a #movement to end #VAWG? #MovementMaker Heidi Lehmann of @theIRC on the blog. t.co/H74c80BdAs
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@Doylech @oneworldadopt @Just_Naomi_chan @socialfund @AFRIpads @tamaraduker @lynndalsing @HuTerra @scribblymouse thanks for your support!
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RT @IRCuk: Thanks @LCO_orchestra @RiyadNicolas @cadoganhall for an excellent concert & for supporting our work w. Syrian refugees #TheAsfar…
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VOICES FROM THE FIELD THE IRC BLOG - South kivu
South Kivu
Posted by The.IRC on December 21st, 2012
Negotiations between rebel forces and the Congolese government are stalled, and fears persist that insurgents will once again capture North Kivu's provincial capital, Goma, and then continue south. more »
Posted in Emergency Response, Gender based Violence, Women, Africa, D.R. Congo | Tags: emergency relief, Goma, North Kivu, Sexual Violence, South Kivu, conflict, humanitarian aid |
Posted by Sinziana.Demian on October 12th, 2012
It is a blazing hot afternoon in Mikenge, a village in the highlands of South Kivu province, when 19-year-old Joyeuse staggers through the gates of the brand new hospital. more »
Posted in Health, Africa, D.R. Congo | Tags: health, Malaria, South Kivu, humanitarian aid | 1 Comments
Posted by Sinziana.Demian on August 8th, 2012
Thanks to IRC-supported village savings groups, women once destitute are now opening small businesses, acquiring plots of land, raising animals, and contributing to daily expenses in their households. more »
Posted in Gender based Violence, Women, Africa, D.R. Congo | Tags: North Kivu, livelihoods, South Kivu, conflict, women, poverty, VSLA | 1 Comments
Posted by Sinziana.Demian on June 11th, 2012
For more than 15 years, millions of people in eastern Congo have lived under constant threat of violence or suffered brutal attacks. One mother shares her story of survival. more »
Posted in Emergency Response, Mothers, Women, Africa, D.R. Congo | Tags: South Kivu, conflict, poverty, Rapid Response to Population Movements |
Posted by Sinziana.Demian on March 6th, 2012
With a motorboat purchased specifically for the purpose, the IRC is bringing much-needed medicine and other supplies to remote communities along the shores of Congo's Lake Kivu. more »
Posted in Health, Post conflict, Climate Change, Education, Africa, D.R. Congo | Tags: Malaria, education, Tuungane, South Kivu, humanitarian aid, community-driven reconstruction, Mushenyi |
Posted by The.IRC on February 8th, 2012
Stories of horrific violence in Congo are all too common; however, there are even more attacks—especially on women and children—that we don't hear about. Learn how an IRC-affiliated program is using cell phones to connect those who have experienced violence with those who can help them. more »
Posted by Sinziana.Demian on November 30th, 2011
A woman who was displaced from her village in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo due to ongoing violence was one of thousands of beneficiaries at a Non-Food Items Fair the IRC organized this month. more »
Posted in Emergency Response, Africa, D.R. Congo | Tags: South Kivu, conflict |
Posted by Sinziana.Demian on November 15th, 2011
A child collects drinking water from the first ever clean source in his Congolese village, located on a very remote shore of Kivu Lake accessible only by boat. more »
Posted in Health, Africa, D.R. Congo | Tags: development, health, water, South Kivu |
Posted by The.IRC on September 22nd, 2011
The IRC recently hosted a Clinton Global Initiative delegation to South Kivu Province in eastern Congo. The delegation included actress Ashley Judd and NASCAR driver Jeff Gordon, who visited a local women's association. more »
Posted in Women, Africa, D.R. Congo | Tags: South Kivu, Clinton Global Initiative, women, Photo of the Day |
Posted by The.IRC on April 21st, 2010
Marit Glad and her IRC colleagues are in a little village in the eastern province of South Kivu, Democratic Republic of Congo, speaking with local families. They're trying to understand why so many children here are not going to school -- and why parents are making the difficult choice to take a child out of the classroom. more »
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Dickinson Bayou: A TMDL Project and Use Assessment for Bacteria
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County: Galveston
Parameter: Bacteria
Basin: San Jacinto–Brazos Coastal
Segments: 1103, 1103A, 1103B, 1103C, 1104
- Project Overview (PDF)
- Background and Goals
- Adopted TMDLs
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Background and Goals
High concentrations of bacteria measured in Dickinson Bayou Tidal, Segment 1103, and four of its tributaries might pose a health risk for people who swim or wade in the bayou. Bacteria from human and animal waste may indicate the presence of disease-causing microorganisms that may cause illness. Swimming and other forms of recreation in which people come into direct contact with the water are referred to as contact recreation in the state's standards for the quality of streams, lakes, and bays.
The TMDL project will characterize the sources of bacteria in the watershed of the bayou and develop a plan to improve water quality. The goal of the TMDL is to reduce bacteria concentrations to within acceptable risk levels for contact recreation.
The TCEQ will also conduct a recreational use survey and attainability analysis for part of the bayou. Recreational use-attainability analyses (RUAAs) are conducted to determine which of the four recreational use categories is appropriate for a particular water body. During an RUAA project, staff usually collect:
- Information on a water body, such as the presence or absence of water recreation activities, stream flow type, stream depth
- Information about the frequency and types of recreation for which the water body is currently used
- Data on physical conditions in a water body
Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads
On February 8, 2012, the commission adopted:
- Eight Total Maximum Daily Loads for Indicator Bacteria in Dickinson Bayou and Three Tidal Tributaries (PDF)
On June 6, 2012, the EPA approved the TMDLs, at which time they became part of the state's Water Quality Management Plan. Learn more about the Water Quality Management Plan.
Public Participation
Stakeholders in the watershed have formed the Dickinson Bayou Watershed Partnership to implement activities that improve water quality in Dickinson Bayou. Information about the Partnership's meetings is available on their Web site. The TCEQ is working with this existing forum to participate with the public in developing and implementing the TMDL project. Other partners include the Houston-Galveston Area Council, the Galveston Bay Estuary Program, and the Texas Cooperative Extension.
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- August 24, 2011
- August 16, 2010
- March 25, 2010
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Warhammer 40K: Space Marine is a surprising game. At first glance, it's easy to dismiss it as a cash-in third-person shooter relying on franchise recognition. At second glance, you'll notice it was developed by a team experienced with the franchise … Continue reading
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OddsShark Staff - The Loyola of Chicago Ramblers will hit the floor running against the visiting Furman Paladins Saturday, looking to improve their record and boost wagering bankrolls in the process.
The Ramblers sit at 5-2 (3-3 ATS) on the season. By comparison, the Paladins are currently 2-4 (0-3 ATS). Looking to wager on the totals? Loyola of Chicago is 1-1 OU, and Furman is 1-0 OU.


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"Here's a simple sauce that's perfect for crab cakes and other rich, savory appetizers. Dijon-style mustard is blended into a creamy mixture." - by Nancy
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Original recipe yields 1 cup
- In a medium bowl, whisk together mayonnaise, sour cream, Dijon-style mustard and lemon juice. Adjust amount of mustard to taste. Cover and chill in the refrigerator until serving.
Amount Per Serving (8 total)
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During my time apartment hunting, i'll be staying at my cousin house outside the city but just 30 minutes away. She will be taking some time off work to help me, at least for a few days. Her help came from heaven. Seriously, if she hadn't offered to help I would've ended up alone at some hotel spending a lot of unnecessary money. Yes, you read right, ALONE! My friend, soon-to-be housemate, said she couldn't go apartment hunting with me because she wanted to spend some time with her family before moving. I completely understood and agreed to go alone. But this week she told me that she is planning a trip to LA to visit a friend by the same time I'll be in NYC. Um, what?
On another note, last night my bf gave me this beautiful heart locket with a picture of us inside as a going away gift. I know it's going to be hard being so far from each other for almost a year but we love each other and I believe that every couple can stay together during the good/happy times but it's in the adversity when true love really fortifies.
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US R&B star Usher has told Americans to push president-elect Barack Obama to ensure he keeps his election promises.
Mr Obama will be sworn in as America's 44th president in Washington DC tomorrow (January 20th).
Usher told MTV that Americans had elected "an amazing president", but warned them not to let Mr Obama become complacent.
"Now we need to continue to encourage him and push him to keep all his promises," he said.
Usher was one of a host of musical names who performed at Mr Obama's We Are One pre-inauguration concert in Washington DC yesterday (January 18th).
The singer revealed that the president-elect had spoken to some of the performers before they took to the stage to thank them for taking part.
"[Obama] encouraged us to continue to use our music as a vessel of greatness."Speak about the victories of life. Music has always been a universal language," he said.
"And you choose to use it in the way that you feel. Use it to convey emotions that are real to you. He just really wanted to say thank you. And he was really looking forward to a brighter tomorrow."
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