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It is important for rosacea patients to understand ocular rosacea. There have been latest advancements in medical science that have led to further studies on how to properly diagnose this particular symptom that could benefit patients in due time. What is ocular rosacea? This condition is considered one of the many perils brought about by rosacea skin problem. It is generally characterized as the irritation or redness of the eyes. Some patients may also fee that there is a foreign object in the eyes such as an eyelash or grain of sand that makes it uncomfortable. It is widely known that most patients rely on home remedies to relieve the pain and discomfort brought about by this condition. However, this trend may possible change over the course of time with the impending research studies that aim to discover potential techniques to resolve the said condition.
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Ocular rosacea can be a cruel rosacea symptom that most sufferers cannot get away from. Many patients have relied on warm compress and artificial tears to relieve the pain but such options can only provide little comfort. Recent studies show that penetrating the meibomian gland or the oil glands along the rim of the patient's upper and lower eyelids to clear the blockage in the area is one effective measure. Medical specialists are eyeing for other alternatives that can result to similar outcomes such as this. This procedure was discovered to effectively offer temporary relief for dry eye symptoms that majority of the patients go through on a constant basis. Some of the patients that were subjected under the procedure have reportedly noticed improvement on their symptoms. The use of artificial tears was also reduced because of this probing procedure. The patients were examined after six months and no complications were identified linked to the procedure.
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So the carpet cleaner leaves your house and all the spots are gone. However, the spots come back later. Has this ever happened to you? Well hopefully the carpet cleaner took pride in his work and came back out and fixed it for you, but why did it happen? Here are three scenarios in which spots sometimes reappear. These typically happen either right after the carpet is dry or slowly reappear a couple of weeks after the spot was cleaned.
In the first scenario, a spot reappears as soon as the area is dry. When this happens, it means the soil that was deep down in the bottom of the fibers or in the backing was not completely removed. Only the surface or top of the fibers were cleaned. As the fibers dried the soil from down below wicked its way to the top and was left as the water evaporated. If your carpet cleaner redoes the area using fresh water and then dries it quickly, it should fix the issue.
The second scenario would be when a spot reappears in the same area as a spot that was removed a few weeks before. This generally occurs because a spot remover product was used to remove the spot originally and it was not rinsed out with fresh water. This situation is generally not caused by the carpet cleaner, but by the homeowner doing spotting themselves. The detergent residue from the spotting, will not dry totally and will stay sticky enough to become a dirt magnet. So every time someone walks on the spot, soil is instantly stuck to the top of the fiber. Also, any dust in the air will be attracted to the spot. Then the spot appears to come back, when in reality it is new soil that is stuck in the detergent residue. This is why it is important to flush any spot after you treat it with plenty of fresh water.
The third scenario would be when the spot starts out as tape or some other sticky residue. This usually happens if plastic with a sticky residue is stuck to the floor covering either during a remodeling project or tape stuck under a rug to hold it in place. Whenever the plastic or tape is removed some of the sticky residue will remain on the tips of the fibers. As soil is tracked across the area, it sticks to the tops of the fibers. It is possible to remove the soil out of the sticky residue and not remove the residue. If this happens, then over the next few days or weeks the fibers will start to attract soil again in the same area. Usually a solvent is required to break up the sticky residue followed by a fresh water rinse. For this situation you might consider calling a carpet cleaner to properly remove the sticky residue.

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Today, I celebrate 180 days of recovery. Otherwise referred to as six months. Six months! That's half a year!
It's honestly hard to fathom that it's been that long. I feel like it was just last month that I celebrated 90 days. And now I've doubled that.
And if I'm being completely honest, I didn't think that I would make it to 180 days.
July has probably been one of the hardest months I've had in awhile.
And there were several days where I wanted to walk away from recovery completely, and more days than I'd like to admit where I flirted with the line between recovery and relapse.
But I know that there would have been even more of those days if it weren't for a handful of people that have become my best friends and have saved me in more ways than I think they will ever know.
And this post is for them.
Lizzy- I honestly don't know what I would do without you. You have come alongside me through this in such an impacting way that it leaves me speechless at times. You have so much love to offer and I am blessed that I am able to call you my friend. It's crazy to think that I've only known you for such a short time. I could not have made it through this past month without you. Thank you for willingly walking this road with me. Thank you for being a part of my story.
Kristina- I knew about you before I met you. And you have lived up to every positive thing that I had heard of you. Your friendship means so much to me. I'm glad that I've gotten the opportunity to get to know you this summer and look forward to growing our friendship even more. Thank you for walking this road with me. Your sense of humor has made even the worst days bearable. And for that, I am beyond grateful.
Chandler- I've known you since January, but I feel like over this summer is when our friendship became what it is. I don't know what I would do without you. Whether it be a random text to make my day or the many laughs we've shared in my office, I have appreciated every moment we've had. Thank you for walking this road with me. It means more to me than you will ever know.
Brandon- The fact that I've only known you since the beginning of the summer blows my mind sometimes. You have been such a positive influence in my life. Your sarcasm and wit are some of the best I have seen. I'm not sure what I would have done this past month without you. You have kept me sane on days where I wanted to just give up, but never made me feel guilty for having bad days. Thank you for walking this road with me.
Ryan- Your constant positivity inspires and encourages me more than you know. You challenge me to want to become the best me that I can be and you have encouraged me to never give up on myself or my dreams. It has been such a privilege to reconnect with you over the past few months. Thank you for bringing out the best in me and for believing in me at times when I didn't.
Murr- I honestly don't even know where to start. You have been part of this journey since day 1 back in November. Every bump and every victory, you have been there. When I relapsed in January, you didn't freak out. You didn't walk away. You stayed and continued to walk with me. You don't let me give the easy or sugar coated answers when you ask me the tough questions and you aren't afraid to ask the tough questions. And even when the answers to those questions are difficult for me to give, you stay. You have had the biggest impact on not only this journey of recovery, but on my life in general. You believed in me at time when I could have easily just totally given up and not cared what the consequences would have been. You believed in me when I didn't. You have brought out the best in me and a part of me that I thought that I'd lost a long time ago. You inspire and encourage me to be a better person. I know that I would not be here if it weren't for you. Thank you for walking with me on this journey. I am beyond thankful for you and look forward to the days to come.
I could honestly sit here and write something about just about all of you, but that would take me all night. Just know that even if you weren't mentioned by name, does NOT mean that I haven't noticed or appreciated you being in my life and being a part of this journey. Most of you have already been told that. You are all such beautiful people and have brought out the best in me. I am so thankful for all of you and at times can't believe how much God has blessed me by placing you all in my life. You are incredible people and as thankful as I am that you are a part of my story, I'm even more thankful to be a part of yours.
Thank you for the company during the past six months.
I look forward to continuing this journey with you all.


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Snow has continued to pester Europe over the last few days and has become a serious problem across portions of the UK and northern Europe. Transportation has endured delays, major sports events have been cancelled, and more cancellations are expected.
Many awoke to snow today across portions of the UK, especially across Scotland. Twitter has been inundated with pictures of castles and Scottish roadways with moderate to heavy snow cover, especially for late March.
In England and Scotland today, a large number of football (soccer) and rugby matches have been cancelled, with the most notable being Northern Ireland's World Cup qualifying match agains Russia.
Racing events in Doncaster and Newbury were also called off.
The problem of cancelled sports is not new to the continent this year. For example Kuurne-Brussel-Kuurne, a cycling race in Belgium, was cancelled earlier this month. Even the Italian Rivera was not immune, as Milan-San Remo, a monument cycling classic was forced to remove two major climbs midway through the race after conditions rapidly deteriorated.
On the slightly more serious matter of Transportation, delays are widespread across the UK this weekend, as snow has made travel nearly impossible in Northern Ireland and Scotland. Airports in North Ireland, as well as Leeds Bradford international airport, suspended all flights due to adverse weather conditions.
According to The Guardian, over 35,000 customers in Northern Ireland are reportedly without power.
Even in places where it was too warm to snow, heavy rains led to a new problem in the form of landslides. A flat was leveled by a landslide in Cornwall, reportedly killing one woman, according to the Independent.
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TexShare Advisory Board Meeting
July 27, 2000
Meeting Minutes
Meeting Location:Texas State Library and Archives Commission
In the absence of Robert Seal, TexShare Advisory Board Chair, Eva Poole, Vice Chair presided. Ms. Poole announced she would need to leave by 1 p.m. and that Gilda Ortego would preside following her departure.
1. Review/Revise Agenda
Eva Poole added the following to the agenda:
- Discussion of the letter from the Phoenix Group, a consortium of academic libraries primarily in north Texas, concerning issues related to the expansion of the Card Program to public libraries.
- Determination of future Advisory Board meeting dates. The Board decided the next meeting will be Thursday, September 21, 2000 in Austin, and the final meeting of the year will be December 7, 2000 in Austin.
- Reports from board members at the end of the meeting.
2. TexShare Mission Statement
Darryl Tocker introduced the discussion of the draft TexShare mission statement that he and Marty Adamson prepared:
TexShare, a statewide consortium of academic and public libraries administered by the Texas State Library and Archives Commission, employs traditional and innovative strategies to facilitate resource sharing. Texshare is founded on the belief of Texas State officials and librarians that citizen well being is furthered by efficient information exchange in all communities and institutions where quality teaching, research excellence, and lifelong learning are valued.
TexShare maximizes the effectiveness of library expenditures by enabling libraries to:
- share staff expertise.
- share library resources in print and electronic formats, including books, journals, technical reports, and databases.
- pursue joint purchasing agreements for information services.
- encourage cooperative development and deployment of information resources and technologies.
TexShare programs contribute to the intellectual productivity of Texans at the participating institutions by emphasizing access to information rather than ownership of documents and other information sources.
Paul Dumont moved to accept the mission statement as written, and the Board approved the motion.
The TexShare mission statement will be posted on the TexShare web site.
3. Working Group reports
Card Program
Jay Clark reported on the status of the public library implementation process and the current numbers of institutions that have signed the card program agreement. He reported that the Card Program working group recommends collecting data on the card program for another year before making a recommendation about instituting a lost book fund or net lender reimbursement program.
Eva Poole opened discussion of the letter from the Phoenix Group to State Librarian Peggy Rudd. TexShare public library members became eligible to participate in the Card Program beginning August 1, 2000. The letter expressed concern about the impact of public library participation in the Card Program on current program members. Board members expressed their concern with the sentiments expressed in the letter. Board members stated that TexShare was always meant to include different types of libraries and any problems with the card program as currently designed are unknown.
Paul Dumont made a motion to refer the letter to the Card Program working group and ask the group to bring an evaluation of the card program as it is currently designed to the Advisory Board in one year. The Board approved the motion.
Joe McCord moved that the Advisory Board write a letter to the Phoenix Group responding to their concerns. The Board approved the motion and Joe McCord will write the letter, incorporating suggestions from Advisory Board members.
Courier Program
Jo Anne Hawkins reviewed the current courier service statistics, and reported on the June and July conference call meetings of the working group. The working group recommends that any lost book fund be governed by interlibrary loan and card program protocols, and not be part of the courier program because loss in the courier program is very small. The working group will be promoting correct use of the service through a monthly email newsletter and using the TexShare web site to highlight information. The group has started an informal mentoring program for new institutions/personnel in the courier program. The group is also discussing methods for evaluating the service.
Education Program
Bonnie Juergens summarized results of the survey the Education working group conducted. Preliminary analysis of the survey shows that training needs to be targeted to specific information and groups within TexShare. The working group has established liaisons with other working groups to become better informed on training needs identified by TexShare programs. Ms. Juergens also reported on the number and location of Ovid and Ariel training sessions currently being conducted around the state.
Electronic Information
Sue Phillips reported that the working group met in March after the Fees Task Force recommendations were approved. The group endorsed netLibrary and discussed database priorities such as literature, newspapers, and consumer health. Ms. Phillips also reported on the June meeting with netLibrary.
Deborah Littrell then reviewed the database contracts that were awarded as a result of the working group�s recommendations. A question was raised about working group involvement in the netLibrary selection process. Ms. Littrell reported that the initial FY00 acquisition had to be done quickly and a sub-group of the working group is involved in that selection. The full working group will be involved in future netLibrary acquisitions.
ILL Program
Sara Lowman reported on several initiatives of the ILL working group. The working group is asking for funding for a cooperative collection development project. The Advisory Board requested that the working group look at OCLC reports to determine the need for the project before a decision is made on funding. Ms. Lowman replied that the group would bring the cost of the OCLC report to the next Board meeting.
The working group looked at the issue of establishing a lost book fund for ILL and the working group recommended against instituting such a fund and instead retaining the existing ILL protocol. The group feels that if a fund is made available, a net lender subsidy should be considered.
The working group also presented a preliminary budget for the next ILL workshop to be held in May or June 2001. The working group will bring additional information on the workshop and the comments of the Education working group to the next Advisory Board meeting. The preliminary budget of $7,300 was approved.
The group has also started a mentoring program for new ILL staff at TexShare libraries, and is considering ways to promote more liberal lending policies. The Board suggested sending out a proposed model ILL policy reflecting such lending policies for libraries to consider.
Kathy Hoffman reported the program received nine grant proposals, with three public libraries applying. The Commission approved the group�s recommendations. The next round is coming up and the group recommends keeping the funding for the program level unless we receive a larger number of applicants. The working group is preparing a survey for all TexShare members on current needs regarding special collections and Ms. Hoffman has compiled a history of the TexTreasures grants. The working group will contact earlier recipients and ask about the outcomes of their projects. Eventually the TexShare web site will contain links to earlier projects when available, along with brief descriptions of earlier projects.
Recipients of FY01 TexTreasures grants:
University of Texas at Austin
Third Geological Survey of Texas - $19,279
University of North Texas
Nineteenth Century Texas Law Online - $16,162
Austin Public Library
Austin History Center Exhibit Web Page Project - $17,727
San Jacinto College Central
Pasadena: Its History and Life in Photographs - $18,007
Texas Christian University -
Amon G. Carter Papers - $20,000
Amarillo Public Library
Amarillo Public Library Digital History Project - $ 8,825
4. Strategic Partner reports
Amigos Library Services
In a written report, Bonnie Juergens discussed the TExpress usage levels for January � June 2000, the development of a monthly electronic newsletter for the courier service, the Trans-Amigos Express Guidelines, and pricing for calendar year 2001.
Board members asked if the strategic partner concept was working well. Michael Piper stated that the annual report shows high satisfaction with the courier service and that the State Library�s relations with Amigos are fine. The courier contract is being re-bid in order to align the courier service period with the State�s fiscal year.
Ms. Juergens stated that the strategic partner relationship is critically important because of the overlap of Amigos and Texshare members. Amigos staff are involved in the ILL and Education working groups, and Amigos staff also provide training for TexShare programs. As needs/resources change over time, the partnership will continue to benefit the members of both organizations.
In response to a question about fully subsidizing the courier service, Mr. Piper responded that while Texshare could ask for more funding, it would be difficult to convince the Legislature to pick up the full costs for what is now a successful state-local partnership. While all TexShare programs are open to review, Mr. Piper recommended retention of the current arrangement, which is working well.
University of Texas at Austin
Sue Phillips reported that the TexShare servers continue to operate well. There have been a few crashes but there is redundancy in the system and there have been no problems for members. The FY01 interagency contract between the University of Texas and the Texas State Library and Archives Commission is almost completed. Under terms of this contract, UT will host the Ovid databases and the TexShare web site during FY2001.
5. Administrative report
Library of Texas update �
Michael Piper outlined the four components of the Library of Texas proposal, an interagency partnership between the State Library and the Telecommunications Infrastructure Fund Board (TIF). The databases are the key component. The proposal will provide funding for databases at 50 cents per capita as opposed to the current 15 cents per capita. The funding will allow libraries to prove the value of extended services in order to gain legislative support at end of the grant period. TIF has agreed to fund ($7,368,887) phase one databases for academic and public libraries. This database funding from TIF will be in the TexShare budget. Mr. Piper stated the State Library would work with the Electronic Information working group to select the expanded range of databases. These new databases will be deployed by June 2001.
Marketing plan update �
Michael Piper reviewed the marketing ideas discussed during the March 2000 Board meeting and reported that the State Library decided to defer implementation until the Library of Texas proposal was completed and the budget settled. The staff is now ready to proceed as outlined. Board members emphasized the need to show small public libraries what TexShare does for them, and also to target smaller academic libraries. Mr. Piper noted that we need to complement printed materials with "Welcome to TexShare" training and partner with the regional systems. Marketing will be an ongoing effort. Two additional Board suggestions were to include a video clip from the State Librarian on the TexShare web site and to make marketing materials bilingual.
FY 2001 budget
Michael Piper reviewed the budget sheets distributed to Board members. The total amount of the FY01 budget is $9,656, 966, including $7.3 million from TIF. This permits a five-fold increase in database funding and an increase in the number of databases provided to TexShare members, while permitting a reduction in the information access fee assessed to TexShare academic libraries. Fees will be cut in half in FY2001. The fees are:
Tier 1 � FY2000 $5,500 FY2001 $2,750
Tier 2 � FY2000 $1,600 FY2001 $800
Tier 3 � FY2000 $450 FY2001 $225
This reduction in fees incorporates the recommendations of the Fees Task Force. The Board approved the fee reduction.
Paul Dumont moved to accept the budget as presented and the Board approved the motion.
FY 2002-2003 Legislative Appropriations Request (LAR)
Michael Piper reviewed the material distributed to the Board. Major assumptions included in the LAR are continued courier expansion, and the elimination of fees for core databases. However, the Board needs to review the elimination of database fees after the legislative session to see if TexShare gets its exceptional item request. The exceptional item request of $560,500 would provide funds to keep the database funding at 50 cents per capita with projected state population growth. Mr. Piper noted that the budget may get tighter in the future and TexShare may need a future exceptional items request for databases and continued courier expansion.
Paul Dumont moved to endorse the LAR as presented and the Board approved the motion.
Strategic partner contracts FY01
Michael Piper reported that the University of Texas contract is almost completed. The courier service contract with Amigos Library Services has been extended until December 31, 2000 and the State Library is engaged in the process of rebidding the courier contract.
Administrative rules update
Michael Piper reported that the State Library and Archives Commission has approved posting the revised TexShare administrative rules for public comment. These revisions are primarily conforming changes to align the rules with new TexShare legislation, which integrates public libraries into the consortium.
Web site update
Deborah Littrell updated the Board on the status of the TexShare web site, which is being continually upgraded. The Board felt that putting contact names for Texshare programs on the web site was appropriate.
TexShare program at TLA
Deborah Littrell outlined the proposed Library of Texas and TexShare programs. The Board approved the outline and recommended an 80-minute session for the TexShare program.
After inviting announcements from Board members, Gilda Ortego adjourned the meeting.
TexShare board members:
Paul Dumont
Rhoda Goldberg
Marsha Harper
George Huffman
J. Grant Jones
Joe McCord
Gilda Ortego
Eva Poole
Darryl Tocker
State Library:
Deborah Littrell
Michael Piper
Working Group liaisons:
Jay Clark
Jo Anne Hawkins
Kathy Hoffman
Bonnie Juergens
Sara Lowman
Sue Phillips
Norman Hood, Independent Colleges and Universities of Texas (ICUT)


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Coming hot on the heels of Japan's just-add-water power source, a team at Rocket of Korea has announced equally eco-friendly batteries made of paper.
The novelty of this aside, the practical considerations speak for themselves. Chemically incapable of polluting, releasing toxic ooze or combusting under pressure, the batteries can also be very thin, allowing use in such applications as credit cards and RFID tags.
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I totally forgot I bought all that pot.
In Canada, being a heavy pot smoker is now evidence that you aren't a criminal.
Saskatchewan man Devon Douglas Lavallee was pulled over for erratic driving in August of 2013 when the officer found almost half a kilogram of marijuana in the trunk of his car. Officers found even more weed in Lavallee's home the next day.
A Mountie who specialized in drug trafficking testified that that was way too much pot for one person, but Lavallee was ready to prove him wrong.
The prosecution pointed out that pot usually loses its potency after six months, and there was no way a man could smoke that much by then. But, according to The Canadian Press, "Lavallee argued he's been smoking between 5 and 13 grams a day for 13 years. He said it was to help relieve chronic back pain."
The old "13 for 13" defense. Gotta love it. This guy can go through a quarter pound of pot in about two weeks, all by his very lonesome.
While the accused provided no documentation of these back troubles, Judge Felicia Daunt said she "had no reason to disbelieve him," and then gave him a not-guilty ruling because "the Crown was unable to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Lavallee intended to sell the pot."
He had no scale, no packaging materials, and no cell phone. This guy just likes to smoke that good stuff, and he's not taking any calls.
The most brilliant part of Lavallee's defense was the ultimate stoniness of it all. When questioned on why he needed so much weed at once, the defense said, "He smokes so much that he forgot he had pot left when he went to buy some more."
Forgot he had pot because he was stoned? Yup. It all checks out, he was checked out.
Lavallee was, however, found guilty of possession.
He was probably like, "Cool, I thought I had some left."
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Rajya Sabha TV journo killed self, claim cops
In a complete turnaround, the Ghaziabad Police crime branch on Wednesday termed the death of TV journalist Milita Dutt Mandal as a case of suicide.delhi Updated: Aug 07, 2014 01:02 IST
In a complete turnaround, the Ghaziabad Police crime branch on Wednesday termed the death of TV journalist Milita Dutt Mandal as a case of suicide.
The police have based their latest declaration on a suicide note that they had apparently recovered from Mandal's car — a red Hyundai that they found parked in the basement — on Wednesday.
The 32-year-old journalist, who was working with Rajya Sabha TV, had mysteriously fallen to her death from the balcony of her eighth floor flat at a housing society in Vaishali on July 21 night.
According to a crime branch officer, they had received a copy of the post-mortem report of Mandal that stated that she had a fractured skull and several broken bones in her body.
Along with the post-mortem report, the police had been handed over some personal belongings of Mandal that included the keys of her car. The suicide note was recovered from the vehicle during a search.
"In her suicide note, she had begged for forgiveness from her family members for taking the extreme step. We have sent the suicide note for forensic examination in Agra. The investigation has not been closed," said Rajesh Dwivedi, inspector crime branch.
On July 28, six family members including Mandal's husband Surya Jyoti Mandal had recorded their statements before the police.
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Now, do your homework. Being well-prepared for your dental appointment will ensure that your dentist has all of the information needed to provide the best care possible. It also helps relieve any unnecessary anxiety you may be feeling. Prepare a list of questions for your dentist beforehand, and bring the list with you, so that you may obtain all of the answers you need to make good, sound decisions about your dental care and oral health.
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A vital banking service for rural and semi-rural communities.
If you live in or visit a rural community, our mobile branch bank could be the answer you're looking for.
The NatWest Mobile Branch Banking service operates 5 days a week, all year round except for Christmas day / Bank Holidays and can accept deposits, cash withdrawals, bill payments, and all vehicles have an on-board customer phone facilities for contacting central areas to enquire about products and services.
Customers visiting the mobile branch bank will be able to carry out a range of personal banking, including:
- Cashing cheques
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- Paying bills
- General account and product enquiries
The mobile branch service is available in the following areas:
- Cornwall
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- Gloucester, Worcester, Herefordshire and South Wales
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- North and West Cumbria
- North East Wales
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- Vale of Glamorgan, Welsh Valleys and East Wales
Our Mobile Branch staff are happy to help Customers contact main areas of the bank so that they can make enquiries or get quotes for all of NatWest's major products, such as loans, credit cards and insurance. This can prove vital to customers unable to get to a traditional High Street branch.
If a Mobile Branch hasn't arrived at its destination it could be delayed due to a number of reasons including mechanical failure, adverse weather or traffic delays. Customers with accounts in England and Wales can contact us on 03457 888444 for any enquiries.
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If you have ever believed meeting women was only for a lucky guys…
Or if "hooking up" with them was all about "being in the right place at the right time" and you're just not in that place enough or ever…
I have a short story which will help us start making our own luck with women and not having to rely on fate anymore.
Fresh foods are my favorite. I'm not into freezing meat or microwave meals and this means you'll find me at a market just about everyday.
This creates a habit. There are several entrances to choose from but for me, same door in, same door out.
The same parking spot leads me to walk the same path and if it wasn't for the pavement below my feet I'm sure I would etched a path by now.
Well wouldn't you know it – the other day there must been some special event going on because with people everywhere, my parking spots gone, I had to go a different route. Cut quickly and dodge the cars in the no parking zone which took me well off my usual path.
As my eyes and head turned to avoid oncoming traffic, instead of seeing a ton of metal coming my way, I noticed this extremely hot blond with pink sweatpants and white tank top.
She looked incredible. A rare event for this market, that's for sure.
She was moving with the typical hot girl pace. Faster than the rest to which I assume is to avoid making eye contact with some guy who might approach her.
That, her, this supposed rare sighting happened about 50 yards away and wouldn't you know it – on the same path I would normally take – that is if I didn't choose to take a different path for reasons which I thought was unavoidable.
So unless I was into hopping over a few cars and knocking down a few old ladies to meet her, a conversation was NOT going to happen.
She was leaving and I was going in and I let the moment pass with a smile. A sarcastic or ironic laugh to myself about being lucky or unlucky or just typical bullshit.
A few relevant questions popped in my head…
Did my choice of having to take a different route cause me to miss a "what if" moment or was it just plain bad luck?
Did I feel unlucky wondering how this kind of shit could always happens to me?
And this is where it gets kind of interesting.
I used to believe hooking up with women was about being in the right place at the right time and I always seemed to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. Sound familiar?
Like when I met this incredible woman in college and I was the typical horny college student just wanting to get laid.
We hung out all night and fooled around very little but then like some magical force was out to get my sex life she explains how much of a slut she USED to be. How she's had a change of "heart" and was sticking to her new-found ways.
Great! How unlucky… So unfair! If I had met her earlier that year I would've gotten laid for sure.
Does this kind of shit happen to you too?
Aside from the market of being in the wrong place at the wrong time but like there's some getting laid fairy snickering at your misfortunes.
Like you did something wrong growing up and now she has banned you from having sex, casual sex, or even just finding a girlfriend because the "timings" never right.
Let me tell you a secret I figured out not long ago about men and women and the whole luck thing.
Sure there's a little fortune involved.
Sure there's a little to say about being in the right place at the right time.
And of course being lucky doesn't hurt your chances. That's for sure.
But the secret I learned is how to make my own luck and I know you can too.
It's no secret that Casinos, Lotteries, Bazaars, and any gambling venue that controls the odds makes money or else they wouldn't be in business.
I believe when you and I can use those same smart business tactics. We can controls the odds and us being "the house" can and will come out ahead in all this getting lucky with women.
You may have heard me mention before how tiring this would be,
"Fuck the odds. Screw probability. I don't want to have to meet hundreds of women as quickly as possible in hopes an overused or failing tactic will work on them."
I say this because in my mind, I have no doubt, given a small window to display my "Venusian Art", can seduce any women I desire. No luck involved in that at all.
Why is this?
Because women are not at all like playing Blackjack or spinning some roulette wheel.
They are humans with emotions and inside their instinctual body exists this trigger.
Pull the trigger or engage her attraction mechanism and she will respond favorably.
I'm NOT saying we can get any women to have sex with us. That is different. Completely different and don't let any quick seduction theory lead you to believe any other thing.
So how do we control the odds with women to always keep them in our favor?
Simply put.
And you might not like the answer but it's always been there.
- Learning how to seduce or learning how to attract.
- Learning how to tell an exciting story about nothing but which leaves her wanting more.
- Learning more about what women respond emotionally to.
- Learning how to flirt sexually.
- Learning how to please a women in bed like no other man before you has.
- And most importantly, learning how to do it without being a manipulative bastard who treats women no better than some inanimate object.
That was the secret for me.
Education and practice.
If you're reading this and have a willingness to learn then there is no doubt in my mind you too can succeed in this area.
Whether you're experiencing a lucky day, or you've just went through some bad luck, you'll find a way to come out ahead.
If you're feeling a little disappointed that my secret wasn't just some quick fix to all your problems I can not apologize for that. I never went out looking for a quick lay or even quicker solution to my woman problems but at some point it did occur to me that,
"Shit. It's work! "
For me it was a ton of work and I still work on certain things everyday.
Yet before, I was never willing to get out there and educate myself and until I realized that by doing the work I can get things done the way I wanted to.
If I put in the time and the effort, eventually my "truths would become self-evident."
The big switch finally came when I realized there were people out there who have done this kind of transformation.
There were people out there who were willing to teach me.
You're tired of not experiencing women the way a man was meant to.
You're tired of not dating who you want.
You're tired of being nice and getting stepped on for it.
You feel that you just don't understand women enough to have your choice of them.
Your luck with women has been non-existent and when luck shows up, it's usually in the form of from bad to worse to terrible.
You're tired of being thrown in the friend's zone.
You're tired of being the second, third, or no choice over the guys ALL women seem to complain about.
I recently watched a program on "Fuck Dolls". It was not a typical late night infomercial. It was an in-depth study into men who find themselves only relating to these dolls.
They are so realistically looking that some men can not resist them. They actually marry them, place them around the house and pretend they are in a relationship.
I was listening to one of the men explain why he does this and the scary part was I could relate from my past the exact feelings behind his words, paraphrased of course,
"I just don't know how to get a woman in bed. I want to learn but it's like (no one wants to show me.) It's like I was born to not procreate."
You see, to me, that is where the bad luck came into play.
No I didn't go out and buy a Fuck Doll but I did go out and buy products to educate myself.
But for so long it felt exactly like he described.
I believed I was one of the unlucky men that was born live life alone.
It was a curse.
I was so deeply immersed in this curse I recall even thinking it was life long test to determine my strength.
It was a life long test of making me stronger, as I am now, or weaker, like that poor gentlemen and his fuck dolls.
His lack of knowledge, or education, on how to get women in bed became his excuse.
And it was just that – an excuse.
To go this deep into your limited beliefs I feel is usually sign of some other deep emotional misfiring.
Unable to relate to those around you.
He, I'm assuming since I am no doctor, needs professional help first.
Then someone needs to walk up to him and put it blatantly,
"There are people who want to show you how and no it isn't the girl you've had your eye on. No woman who would sleep with you really wants to tell you how to get her in bed. There are people who are extremely good at doing it and then there are people who are incredible good at teaching you."
And that is where this whole making your own luck comes into play.
That is where those secrets are hiding from your view. The luck is there. It's always there. You just have to make it your own. Literally you have to "own that shit".
Think about something entirely different now. Think about nails. Yes nails. These nails are held firmly in place holding a wall to a two by four. Is it luck that nail got there? Did that nail just appear that out of thin air? Nope. Somebody put it there. Somebody gave a man or a woman a nail and said,
"Secure that wall using that nail."
Suppose that someone was you and the person who demanded your task, was your instincts.
And now you're standing there with this impossible task because your instinct has let you down. You feel abandoned and you were not given the right tool or even the skill, to get the job done.
Now imagine this.
You felt, without a doubt that if you didn't figure out this mystery you would not be allowed to leave. You would forever be stuck there pushing and perhaps getting bloody trying to jam this nail, assuming you even noticed one side was much thinner that the other side, to hold the wall into place.
How unlucky is that?
How much of a waste of time is it to just sit there staring at it.
So you look around and you see a rock and a hammer. You decide the rock would do just fine. It seems like it is heavy enough and it has a relatively flat area to smack the nail in.
After all, no one has showed you how to use a hammer. It's looks strange to you. You don't even know which end to use. So you bash the nail with the rock and fuck!!!!
There's that luck again.
You see the odds of hitting it perfect with a round tool not designed specifically for the job are against you.
It's more than likely the nail will buckle and bend from your force. Sure it may go in a little but once it is deformed all your energy is going to be spent removing the nail, and then straightening it for a another blow.
Worse yet, you grow impatient and snap with frustration. You angrily swipe at the strange object that is obviously causing the bad luck.
After all why would someone just leave something there and not show you how to use it.
Someone was out to piss you off.
It was a cruel joke, a terrible burden; you're stuck holding the wall up with your hands and then trying to bash it to stay.
Angrily tossing the rock at the one object in the room you don't understand but probably not breaking it.
Which just fuels your anger even more.
Suddenly the hammer personifies your luck. Your instincts left you this tool without showing you how to use it.
The world gives you luck but never shows you how you can use it thus it becomes unusable force or skill beyond your means.
Therefore you consider it "bad" luck.
Did you know that since you were so preoccupied with holding up that wall your neck hasn't been able to turn completely around?
Did you know that your instinct put it there without telling you because it had no choice?
Your conscious mind grew after the blueprints were already in place.
Did you know if you let down that wall and freed up your full ability to turn, you would notice the stack of manuals which have been hidden by your own action of holding up the wall?
What if your arm got real tired and accidentally let the wall fall.
Is it bad luck or would that be good luck?
So get out there and make your own luck.
Make your beliefs and goals "self-evident" as I struggled with, but eventually overcame
I know you're intelligent enough to do it no matter how far you have to go.
Whether it's just right around the corner or a year or two ago, educate yourself how attraction works, how that knowledge can be you in right place, at almost any time.
Don't bash the hammer with the rock out of your frustration.
Let go of some of those walls you are holding up around you and see the big picture.


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Camden ATV Trails
The 6th most popular all terrain vehicle trail in New York.
Thursday 28 July 2016 04:10 GMT
Northeast of Syracuse and northwest of Rome and Camden, the Camden area has 8 miles of ATV trails spread over 150 acres. The Camden ATV trails are geared towards beginners and intermediates. The trails pass through woodlands and farm fields. The routes have gentle slopes and nicely groomed trails through the woods offering a wide variety of terrain for the new rider. This riding area has ASI certified safety courses and is very family friendly. It is maintained by the 46ers Off-Highway Vehicle Club of Camden.
To reach the Camden ATV trails trailhead from Rome, head northwest on SR69 into Camden. Continue on SR69 (aka CPR Road) as it zigzags through Camden. The trailhead is located near 1630 SR69, about 1.5 miles west of Camden on the north side of the road. There is parking located across the road from Dutch Hill Sport. Look back across the street for the trail signs in the field.
Note: make sure you have the proper registration and insurance before riding anywhere in New York State.
Overall, Camden ATV Trails is the 6th most popular ATV riding trail of all 26 ATV trails in New York. Several of the better atv trails are nearby Camden ATV Trails including Altmar Trails, Whispering Pines, Winona State Forest, Oswego County ATV Club, Oswego Valley ATV Club and Hannibal TrailBarclay Trail.


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User interfaces
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A user interface is the method by which the user and the computer exchange information and instructions. There are three main types: command-line, menu driven and graphical user interface (GUI).
Command-line interfaces
A command-line interface allows the user to interact with the computer by typing in commands [command: a directive given to a computer program ]. The computer displays a prompt, the user keys in the command and presses enter or return.
In the early days of personal computers, all PCs used command-line interfaces.
Features of a command-line interface
- Commands must be typed correctly and in the right order or the command will not work.
- Experienced users who know the commands can work very quickly without having to find their way around menus.
- An advantage of command driven programsprogram: a list of instructions written in a programming language is that they do not need the memorymemory: Where a program or data is stored on a computer. and processing powerprocessing power: a measurement of a processor's ability to process instructions, the greater its power the faster it processes instructions of the latest computer and will often run on lower spec machines.
- Command driven programs do not need to run inWindowsWindows: Microsoft's branding that precedes the operating systems name, eg Windows 98, Windows XP, Windows Vista etc..
- A command-line interface can run many programs, for example a batch file could launch half a dozen programs to do its task.
- An inexperienced user can sometimes find a command driven program difficult to use because of the number of commands that have to be learnt.
An example of a common command driven interface is MS-DOS. The MS-DOS command to display all files on c:\ would be: dir…
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First two AMD 'Barcelonas' due 10 September?
A third coming the following month, apparently
AMD's first 'Barcelona' processors - a pair of chips for two-slot machines - will appear on 10 September, it has been alleged by server-maker sources. A further chip will be launched in October, they say.
There's no word from AMD, but insiders cited by DigiTimes have named the two Barcelonas as the 1.9GHz Opteron 2348 and the 2.0GHz Opteron 2350. The 2.2GHz 2354 will follow a month or so later, the moles maintained, with the 2.1GHz 2352, 2.3GHz 2356, 2.4GHz 2358 and the 2.5GHz 2360 coming in due course.
The 2348 to 2356 are said to have a TDP of 95W, while the 2358 and 2360 consume up to 120W of power.
No price was claimed for the 2360, but the rest were said to be set to cost $320, $390, $450, $610, $795 and $1180, going up the line. Prices are per processor when sold in batches of 1000 CPUs.
The sources said AMD also has five four-way Opteron 83xx processors in the pipeline priced at $790-1550, but they had no word on clock speed - we'd say they're likely to match the 23xx chips' frequencies - power consumption or launch date.
AMD last week speed-bumped its existing Opteron 22xx line to 3.2GHz.


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TUSTIN, Calif. --Tustin police officers arrested a Santa Ana man Wednesday on suspicion of vandalizing a church in July.
St. Jeanne De Lestonnac Catholic School was vandalized in the early-morning hours of July 12, 2011. According to police, the suspect burglarized the church and the school, and removed religious materials, broke crosses, smashed pictures and threw an American flag into a trash can. The damage was estimated at $10,000.
Santa Ana resident Thomas Tracy, 30, was linked to the crime, according to police.
Tracy was arrested Wednesday at a Santa Ana residence and booked on charges of felony vandalism of religious property and second-degree burglary.
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With a range of up to 250 metres, this trainer lets you manage your furry friend's unwanted behaviour even if he's not wearing a lead. The lightweight Receiver Collar has 8 levels of harmless but annoying static stimulation and can fit any dog comfortably. Expandable for use with up to 3 dogs.
We have had this for a few months now and it's transformed walks with our dog. She is a typically loopy cocker spaniel now a year old. We couldn't let her off the lead as she would run off and not come back or eat every disgusting thing she could find. Using the collar she is easily managed and a pleasure to take out. It isn't cheap but we can't recommend it highly enough.
> PetSafe Response: Hey Graham, we're so happy that your cocker spaniel is now a pleasure to take out for walks! We love hearing about the great improvements in the behaviour of your dog when using the trainer, and that it is preventing your spaniel from running off or from picking up things off the ground. This is fantastic and we are happy that you are recommending this product so highly. Thank you again, Graham, and we wish you many more happy walks with your cocker spaniel.
We have had this collar for a few years now for our Beagle, typically headstrong for the breed. We had used various different training techniques and accessories including a spray collar previously but bought this on the recommendation of our dog trainer to try and change behaviour around food (our tea time etc). Although it hasn't succeeded in that - (but he's a Beagle and just food obsessed!), it is now a standard on walks for recall, he reacts much better to it than he ever did to whistle or spray collar. I never now use stimulation, only the beeper, and only used the stimulation a very few times at the start. The beeps go on for longer than the beep on the spray collar I had - so I think that is why he responds better to it. I also occasionally use it (not even switched on) when he starts getting a habit of not settling in his crate - a couple of nights in a row wearing the collar (switched off) he doesn't fuss and then we can just go back to normal. I really recommend the product - and also the company's customer service when we had to replace the charger and just now when I ordered a replacement battery.
It means Bo Beagle can wonder (semi) freely on his walks and I have the confidence that he will come back when I need him to - so I think that he would also give it a paws up and a waggly tail.
> PetSafe Response: Hi Peter, your story with Bo is really inspiring and a great example of how your relationship can be transformed with the right training tools. I'm pleased we could help and also with any follow-up support from our dedicated Customer Care team. Anything else you need, you know where we are :)
We bought one of these collars about 3 years ago. We rescued a beautiful pointer/greyhound X. We spend two years and a lot of money training her. She behaved impeccably in the training field but was a nightmare anywhere else. Her worst trait was running off in to danger. We knew she understood what the recall whistle was about she just chose to ignore it if she was more than 5 or 6 metres away. Therefore she became a lead walk only dog. This collar completely transformed her. It has a "beep only" mode which we used after the whistle if she ignored it. That cured most of her bad habit. When her mind was really set on chasing a squirrel or whatever then we selected the vibration mode, increasing until it had an effect on her. (it is very gentle on a low setting) We did this a couple of times and now we only need the "beep only" mode. She has become a really settled and responsive dog. Without a doubt this collar saved her life and our marriage! I really recommend it but make sure your dog understands the commands and read the literature carefully.
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Written by Cady Colosimo
Born and bred on the South Side of Des Moines, Dustin Smith is the soul man of our dreams. With his genuine smile and kindest of eyes, he radiates warmth and positivity. It only makes sense that he would front the most awesome soul band in all of Des Moines: The Maytags. The band released their debut EP "Nova" in 2014 and filled our hearts with joy. This past fall the band spent time at the Bomb Shelter in Nashville, Tennessee working on their full-length follow-up, due in spring 2016.
When Smith isn't singing he's slinging drinks at various Des Moines hot spots, like Centro. "I like booze and the creativity within it," Smith says. His days are spent building the band, writing, and focusing on "all things real." Don't miss The Maytags this Friday, November 27 (Doors: 8 p.m. Show: 9 p.m.) at Wooly's (Tickets $8-10). They'll be kickin' it on a soul filled bill with Christopher The Conquered and The Candymakers.Read More


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Data storage is the recording (storing) of information (data) in a storage medium. Recording is accomplished by virtually any form of energy. DNA and RNA, handwriting, phonographic recording, magnetic tape, and optical discs are all examples of storage media. Electronic data storage requires electrical power to store and retrieve data. Data storage in a digital, machine-readable medium is sometimes called digital data. Computer data storage is one of the core functions of a general purpose computer. Electronic documents can be stored in a much less space than paper documents. Barcodes and magnetic ink character recognition (MICR) are two ways of recording machine-readable data on paper.
Recording media
A recording medium is a physical material that holds information. Newly created information is distributed and can be stored in four storage media, print, film, magnetic, and optical and seen or heard in four information flows, telephone, radio and TV, and the Internet as well as being observed directly. Digital information is stored on electronic media in many different recording formats.
With electronic media, the data and the recording media are sometimes referred to as "software" despite the more common use of the word to describe computer software. With (traditional art) static media, art materials such as crayons may be considered both equipment and medium as the wax, charcoal or chalk material from the equipment becomes part of the surface of the medium.
Some recording media may be temporary either by design or by nature. Volatile organic compounds may be used to preserve the environment or to purposely make data expire over time. Data such as smoke signals or skywriting are temporary by nature. Depending on the volatility, a gas (e.g. atmosphere, smoke) or a liquid surface such as a lake would be considered a temporary recording medium if at all.
Global capacity, digitization, and trends
A 2003 UC Berkeley report estimated that in 2002 about 5 exabytes of new information was produced with 92 percent being stored on hard disk drives; this represents a doubling since 2000. The new information flow in 2002 was almost 18 exabytes, three and a half times more than was recorded with ninety eight percent of this information sent and received in telephone calls. The report noted that the storage of new information has been growing at a rate of over 30% a year (upper estimate, uncompressed) with dramatic growth in storage of new information since 2000 in every storage medium except film.
It is estimated that the year 2002 marked the beginning of the digital age for information storage, which means that this years marked the date where human kind started to store more information on digital, than on analog storage devices. In the year 1986, merely 1% of the world's capacity to store information was in digital format, which grew to 3% by 1993, 25% in the year 2000, and exploded to 97% of the world's storage capacity by 2007.
In a 2007 study in Science, it was estimated that the world's technological capacity to store information in analog and digital devices grew from less than 3 (optimally compressed) exabytes in 1986, to 295 (optimally compressed) exabytes in 2007, doubling roughly every 3 years.
In a less comprehensive study, the International Data Corporation estimated that the total amount of digital data was 281 exabytes in 2007, and had for the first time exceeded the amount of storage.
A study published in 2011 estimated that the world's technological capacity to store information in analog and digital devices grew from less than three (optimally compressed) exabytes in 1986, to 295 (optimally compressed) exabytes in 2007, and doubles roughly every three years.
See also
- ^ Gilbert, Walter (Feb 1986). "The RNA World". Nature. 319 (6055): 618. Bibcode:1986Natur.319..618G. doi:10.1038/319618a0.
- ^ Rotenstreich, Shmuel. "The Difference between Electronic and Paper Documents" (PDF). Seas.GWU.edu. The George Washington University. Retrieved 12 April 2016.
- ^ Lyman, Peter; Varian, Hal R. (October 23, 2003). "HOW MUCH INFORMATION 2003?". UC Berkeley, School of Information Management and Systems. Retrieved November 25, 2017.
- ^ Hilbert, Martin; López, Priscila (2011). "The World's Technological Capacity to Store, Communicate, and Compute Information". Science. 332 (6025): 60–65. doi:10.1126/science.1200970. PMID 21310967.; free access to the article through here: martinhilbert.net/WorldInfoCapacity.html
- ^ "video animation on The World's Technological Capacity to Store, Communicate, and Compute Information from 1986 to 2010 Archived 2012-01-18 at the Wayback Machine.
- ^ Gantz, John F.; et al. (2008). "The Diverse and Exploding Digital Universe" (PDF). International Data Corporation via EMC. Retrieved 2009-04-09.CS1 maint: Explicit use of et al. (link)
Further reading
- Bennett, John C. (1997). "'JISC/NPO Studies on the Preservation of Electronic Materials: A Framework of Data Types and Formats, and Issues Affecting the Long Term Preservation of Digital Material". British Library Research and Innovation Report 50.
- History of Computer Storage from 1928 to 2013
- History of Storage from Cave Paintings to Electrons
- Plant-based digital data storage


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5688 Wallace Street, Vancouver MLS®: R2272009
A corner lot of 41st & wallace .The property is livable and sold as lot value .It is an excellent investment change to hold the property for rent or build your dream house.School catchment : southlands elementary and point grey secondary and easy access to UBC. In the Dunbar communicty center, IGA Market place, restaurants and and stores are just a few blocks away.ALL measurements are approximate. Don't miss it.
Taxes (2016): $7,966.12
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Definition of halation
n. - An appearance as of a halo of light, surrounding the edges of dark objects in a photographic picture. 2
The word "halation" uses 8 letters: A A H I L N O T.
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If you do not change direction you may end up where you are heading! Lou Tzu, 570-490 BC
I work as a BACP (Accred) Counsellor/Psychotherapist and Qualified Clinical Supervisor. I am a Master Practitioner in my field and passionate in everything regarding the work that I do and in supporting my clients into achieving the very best they can ever be.
I work in an Integrative way which is my deliberate choice after many years of working in this field, as fundamentally it draws together distinct models of counselling and psychotherapy which are used together in a converging way rather than in separate pieces. I use different approaches directly tailored to suit the requirements of my clients and yet mainly draw from Transactional Analysis Psychotherapy , Cognitive Behaviour Therapy and Dialectical Behavioural Therapy all of which I have training in.
Dialectical Behaviour Therapy in particular I find is very effective for dealing with Eating Disorders and Personality Disorders which are my particular areas of expertise.
I qualified in 2005 as a General Practitioner and very quickly recognised a common denominator between the majority of my clients, low self-esteem, poor body image and problems with assertiveness (they tended to use anger as a way of communicating or were easily intimidated and/or bent against their will) and limited resources regarding self efficacy. So many of my clients were presenting in this way, with self-loathing and a limited ability to be kind to themselves. Furthermore, I was working with a lot of clients who were clinically obese or indeed painfully skinny and I learnt very quickly that even the ones presenting with normal body weight were often abusing themselves by self-harming and substance abuse, poor diet, often coupled with difficult and challenging relationships with themselves and others, and were clearly using food to self-medicate, either by overeating or indeed under-eating or using other kinds of mind altering substances.
When considering all of the above I strongly felt that I needed to embark on further training and in 2007 I trained as a Master Practitioner in Eating Disorders and Obesity at The National Centre for Eating Disorders (NCFED). I am a Registered Supervisor with the NCFED and recognised as one of their most experienced specialists in this area. I am attending again this years training course as an assistant to Deanne Jade, Principal and Founder of the NCFED, in order to ensure my skills remain cutting edge.
I have a solid reputation of being a caring and approachable therapist with an ability to very quickly put my clients at ease and yet more importantly an ability to directly get to the heart of the presenting issues and together get the job done, whilst supporting my clients to move into psychological health and in turn helping them to live the life they deserve to live. I am passionate about my work and love what I do and consider myself extremely lucky to be working in a job I have so much energy for.
I am currently running two courses related to this field of work;
1) "Take the food, weight & shape off your mind," a successful and dynamic course devised for the general public starting again in September (although I have had therapists on my courses with much success ) details on my course page.
2) Working With Eating Disorders Ethically and With Competence (for professionals working in this world and who would like to be able to support clients presenting with distressed eating issues, courses in April which accounts for 14 CPD hours) .


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"I purchased a golf cart recently and was looking for a reliable security system to keep it safe," said an inventor from Boerne, Texas. "Since nothing seemed adequate, I conceived of my design."
Easy to use and producible in design variations, the ATV/GOLF CART ANTI-THEFT DEVICE provides extra security for an ATV or golf cart in order to prevent it from being stolen. This avoids the need for expensive replacement and promotes peace of mind. It also can be used for motorcycles and contractors' equipment.
The original design was submitted to the Austin office of InventHelp. It is currently available for licensing or sale to manufacturers or marketers. For more information, write Dept. 12-AUP-352, InventHelp, 217 Ninth Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15222, or call (412) 288-1300 ext. 1368. Learn more about InventHelp's Invention Submission Services at http://www.InventHelp.com.


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****Stay tuned!!! I have a super cute project that has one of these tags on it! You'll love it!!!!! :)
Sunday, October 19, 2008
Gift Tag Package...
I had a workshop the other night and the hostess wanted Christmas themed ideas. Of course I was happy to oblige! :) I wanted to have a card make and take as well as a small gift make and take. I had a bunch of ideas for the small gift, but settled on this one. We made the cutest thing at Founder's Circle. It was a small cello bag with DSP fit to size. Then we punched the word window punch towards the top of the bag and put 3 small tags inside. Tie it with ribbon and gift is done. So....I took that idea and turned it Christmas-y. I used the "Holly, Jolly Christmas" set and had a lot of fun with it. (Stay tuned and I'll show the card we made) Here is the gift tag package.....
5 comments:
- Megan said...
That is the cutest thing ever! I love it! I can't wait to see the super cute project! :)
- October 19, 2008 at 5:20 PM
- Kasia said...
What a cute idea!! thanks for sharing. I definitely need to make this!
- October 19, 2008 at 7:07 PM
I have been following your blog for a few months now & I just wanted to tell you how much I LOVE all your ideas... you are just a great inspiration. Thanks! :)
~Cori S
- October 20, 2008 at 11:17 AM
- Bekki B said...
OOOH! I really like this idea! When I don't have a project, this would be a great filler! Thanks for the idea!
- October 21, 2008 at 2:31 PM
- Sher said...
Oh my word! I guess I have not been on your blog because I missed these! Love them! Can I copy?
- October 24, 2008 at 9:26 PM
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Clouds Rest Climber's Log
pjgordon - May 10, 2008 8:03 pmTenaya Canyon
I climb this many years ago but i still remember how wild Tenaya Canyon was.
Shirley Lam - Jan 30, 2008 10:44 pm Date Climbed: May 31, 2002Spent the night on top
and oh, what a beautiful morning!
Stu Brandel - Nov 19, 2007 10:13 pm Date Climbed: Jul 20, 1998Tenaya Flood
The first 100 yards of trail was a foot under water. The route up the ridge was a snowy waterfall. The right sole of my abused old boots fell off as I reached the top. But it was the top, AND LIFE WAS GOOD. A little medical tape 'saved my sole' on the way down.
cbuelow - Nov 18, 2007 11:56 pm Date Climbed: Nov 17, 2007From Tenaya Lake
Hiked up from Tenaya Lake on a beautiful fall day. Other than two guys I met on the summit who came up from Happy Isles, I didn't see anyone else all day.
panweilin - Oct 25, 2007 7:20 pm Date Climbed: Sep 28, 2003Start from Tenaya Lake
A 14-mile day trip.
Scott Fulton - Sep 17, 2007 2:35 pm Date Climbed: Sep 15, 2007From Happy Isles to Tenaya Lake
We took our time. Just over 11 hours from trailhead to trailhead. Really great view from the summit. I cannot believe how squeamish people are when it comes to walking along the summit ridge. Even my two hiking buddies were really freaked out about it.
hbhiker - Sep 10, 2007 12:55 pm Date Climbed: Aug 13, 2007Backpack from Tuolomne
Climbed as part of Sierra Club backpack. Started from Tuolomne, spent first night at Nelson Lake, then cross country to Sunrise Lake (first lake) for overnight. Then 3rd day, day hike to summit Clouds Rest. 4th day hiked out to Tenaya Lake and took shuttle back to car. Wonderful view, although was lots of smoke in the air from fires near Santa Barbara.
Ol Walsher - Sep 9, 2007 12:54 pm Date Climbed: Sep 8, 2007Tenaya Lake
Sure the trail up to half dome is beautiful and the summit is legendary, but Clouds Rest imho has better views and a lot less crowds making this my favorite between the two.
patient0 - Aug 1, 2007 1:52 am Date Climbed: Jul 16, 2007From Tenaya Lake
Nice long walk. Amazing views, as others have said. Didn't see too many people along the trail on the way up (saw more on the way back), though the summit had a decent crowd of overnighters and such.
BCL - Jul 23, 2007 9:56 pm Date Climbed: Jul 21, 2007From Tenaya Lake
First day of a two day backpacking trip. Views are amazing. Crowded on the summit.
WeatherMan - Jul 11, 2007 2:24 am Date Climbed: Aug 15, 1998One way from Tenaya to the Valley
I think this summit is actually more scenic than Half Dome! The hike is dramatic, on the narrow ridgeline you look down the deep canyon and can see for hundreds of miles on a clear day. You can hit both CR and HD on a comforable overnight from Tenaya Lake down to Happy Isles. Well worth it.
batesville - Jul 10, 2007 1:39 am Date Climbed: Jul 7, 2007nice climb...
but a little hazy. None-the-less, the best views of the valley.
Pantilat - Jun 25, 2007 10:03 pm Date Climbed: Jun 24, 2007Sunrise
Went up Clouds Rest for early morning light from Tenaya lake. Spectacular!
metasyn11 - May 2, 2007 9:42 pm Date Climbed: May 1, 2007Unable to un-gape my jaw
Part of a 2-night backpacking trip (Echo Valley 1st night, Little Yosemite 2nd night). Fantastic views of everything in Yosemite from the summit on this perfect day. Took a nap on the summit, then did some scrambling on the pinnacles before heading down.
hockeyman - Mar 7, 2007 5:00 pmLong day - fast pace
Hiked in from Tenaya Lake. Did the round trip in 5 1/2 hrs. Fast and light. Good weather at the top.
duaxanh - Dec 4, 2006 3:58 am Date Climbed: Jul 30, 2000where the wind rests
Beautiful view with lots of wind. It was part of our training for Whitney and I had on my new shoes (not a good way to break it in). The view was much nicer than the crowded Half Dome.
kolbi2112 - Sep 26, 2006 8:17 pm Date Climbed: Sep 24, 2006Tenaya --> Clouds Rest --> Half Dome
From Tenaya Lake, summited Clouds Rest and then continued on to Half Dome the next night. The best views in the valley!
tongos2 - Sep 12, 2006 4:56 amhappy isles->clouds rest-> half dome
hiked up to little yosemite, camped a night, left at 6:15 am in the morning to do clouds rest, saw the sunrise, made the top by 9:00. beautiful views, at all the angles. you can see just about everything. left the top around 9:20am, then hiked to half dome via the trail (JMT), and made the top of half dome at 11:20am. beautiful views as well, not as good as clouds rest, tons of peeps on the summit. on the way down, ran out of water, drink right out of the stream, hiked down to happy isles, and got back at 3ish.
rasgoat - Sep 12, 2006 4:41 am Date Climbed: Aug 30, 2006See Yosemite
This is some of the best summit views in the park.
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While teaching at an alternative high school in the Skyway neighborhood of South Seattle, Dr. Fritzberg completed the MA in Theology from Fuller Seminary that he began while in Young Life, and later completed a PhD in Educational Leadership and Policy Studies at the University of Washington in 1998. After beginning his college teaching career at Whitworth University in Spokane, Washington, he arrived at SPU in 2001.
Dr. Fritzberg's scholarly writing has focused on the policy implications of equality of educational opportunity in the United States. Dr. Fritzberg's attempts to live out the values espoused in his writings through extensive involvement with the Seattle Public Schools, where he has taught classes, consulted on programs, and now leads a tutoring effort serving approximately 17 Seattle schools.
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Viacom's MTV has just started its sales effort aimed at movie studios, key advertisers for the network said. The earlier deals were sold to advertisers in other categories during last year's upfront market, in a more favorable advertising climate.
MTV is pricing its package for studios at $1.5 million, up 5% over last year. The deal forces advertisers to buy not just a spot in the movie awards show, but in a number of reruns of that program, as well as a large supply of gross ratings points (the sum of ratings for certain shows) for a slew of shows that air through the third quarter.
But some studios are balking at the extent of the commitment they're being asked to make.
"This almost amounts to a mini-upfront," said one movie advertising executive. "They asked you to buy in the upfront, and then they want you to buy this." Typically, movie companies spend anywhere from $3 million to $6 million in upfront deals with MTV.
But MTV said the package is a fair value. "When you look at the relative pricing of this vs. other premier events, I would say this is very reasonably priced," said Harvey Ganot, president of MTV Network Advertising Sales Worldwide. An average spot in this year's Academy Awards cost $1.4 million.
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"Their feeling is, `You need us, so we are going to bleed you,"' said another media executive. "It's going to come to bite them down the line-especially if AOL launches a [competing] music channel." Reports say AOL Time Warner will compete with MTV, launching a cable network under its AOL music division.
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Highland Park 12 Year Old
75cl / 43%
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I was lucky enough to find a bottle of this gathering dust on a supermarket shelf. When I found out how old it is and how much it's worth I was stunned. I opened it that night and I have to say it's the finest single malt I've ever had. It tastes old is the best way I can describe it. It has a muskiness to it that few if any other whiskies I've tried have got and the balance of wood, fruit, spice and peat is the best I've experienced. I was too late to snap up the other two bottles they had which I will sadly regret forever. This is a true rare gem of a whisky and I will savour every drop. They simply don't make them like this any more. Truly outstanding!


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NORFOLK, Va., Oct. 1, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Hampton Roads Bankshares, Inc. (Nasdaq:HMPR) (the "Company"), the holding company for The Bank of Hampton Roads ("BHR") and Shore Bank, today announced that BHR has completed the renovation of its office at 539 West 21st Street (the "Ghent office"). The Ghent office will now house BHR's flagship branch for the Norfolk market, as well as several senior banking executives.
Donna W. Richards, President of BHR, said, "The investment we have made in renovating the Ghent office and the relocation of several senior banking executives to this office underscores our commitment to serving the banking needs of families and businesses in the Norfolk market, which is an important part of our community banking franchise."
The branch will continue to service the banking needs of households and individuals with a full offering of products including checking and savings accounts, mortgages, and consumer loans. In addition to the branch, the Ghent office will now house Mary S. Oliver, Norfolk Market President, Donald F. Price, Senior Vice President/Commercial Banker, Michael K. Imperial, Senior Credit Officer, who will serve the financial needs of the Norfolk Business Community, Peggy P. Barney, Director of the Private Banking Group and Heather L. Cima, Vice President/ Norfolk Retail Banking Area Manager.
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Hampton Roads Bankshares, Inc. is a bank holding company that was formed in 2001 and is headquartered in Norfolk, Virginia. The Company's primary subsidiaries are Bank of Hampton Roads, which opened for business in 1987, and Shore Bank, which opened in 1961 (the "Banks"). The Banks engage in general community and commercial banking business, targeting the needs of individuals and small to medium-sized businesses. Currently, Bank of Hampton Roads operates banking offices in Virginia and North Carolina doing business as Bank of Hampton Roads and Gateway Bank & Trust Co. Shore Bank serves the Eastern Shore of Maryland and Virginia through seven banking offices, ATMs and a recently opened loan production office in West Ocean City, Maryland. Through various affiliates, the Banks also offer mortgage banking services and investment products. Shares of the Company's common stock are traded on the NASDAQ Global Select Market under the symbol "HMPR." Additional information about the Company and its subsidiaries can be found at www.hamptonroadsbanksharesinc.com.
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Hello friends! We just had a beautiful weekend of weather here in Seattle and I couldn't be more excited! It really feels like spring, at last. After such a long and rainy winter I am so happy to peel back some layers and brighten up my wardrobe. One of my long time favorites for this transitional weather is this blush,…View Post


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Thursday, January 14, 2010
Memorial - UPDATE
Many of you know by now that my brother Sky courageously lost his battle to cancer last Sunday morning. He is living peacefully and pain free again and will be greatly missed.
Memorial services will be held on Jan 23, 2010 at the Lincoln Theater at the Vet's home in Yountville , CA from 11-3. THIS IS A SOBER EVENT. ANYONE showing up intoxicated WILL NOT be let in.
Here is a potluck sign-up sheet if you plan on attending. We have almost no heat source so unless you bring your dish in a crock pot or chafing dish with Sterno cans a cold/room temp dish may be best. I created spaces for 100 for each category but we will undoubted need more to sign up. Anything you can bring will be GREATLY appreciated. Serving utensils will not be provided so please bring your own and either mark them with your name or bring something disposable.
If all four sign up sheets don't show up on the first page you can click on "older posts" at the bottom and other sign-up sheets should show up. You may need to keep scrolling through. Place a comment on the bottom of the category with what you would like to bring and I'll add your name to the list above.
We have 960 sodas being donated by Pyramid Brewing Company (A HUGE thank you) but we may need more - doesn't include cola. We will also need bottles of water.
Also, the Sky Jackson Memorial Fund at Wells Fargo is now up. If you wish to contribute you can go into any Wells Fargo bank and donate funds into the Sky Jackson Memorial Fund. Any excess funds after service expenses will roll over into a trust for Zion and/or one of his cancer foundations. Thank you all for support.
I may update this post periodically so check back. I will try to say UPDATE in the title. Thank you all and if you have any question please feel free to email me at email@example.com.
UPDATE - For the plates and napkins we are going to do them themed. So if you would like to bring a package of plates/napkins just pick one out that reminds you of Sky, i.e. surfing, golf, fish, 49ers, A's, etc... I know Party City has 49er and A's ones online. Today I picked up some that look like bandanas. Just make sure you let me know that you got some and how many. Thanks!!!
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- stephanie slattery said...
Sky Jackson you are the stongest, kindess, most generous person I have ever known. I thank you deeply for all that you have done to help my family and our batttle with cancer. You have made such a big impact on my life as well as many others. My eyes have been opened up to a whole new world. Live the life you have and enjoy every second of it. Spend all the time you can with your close family and friends. Take care of yourself!!!!I am blessed to have had you and your family in my life. Thank you for always makeing my heart feel good. Rest in paradise!!! ONE LOVE
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