text:
About Energy Balancing
I offer Energy Balancing, either locally in Herefordshire or by distance.
Energy Balancing is my name for what others may call 'hands on healing', 'spiritual healing', 'energy healing or therapy' or Reiki. To me, it is more than just healing, it is about expanding your ability to connect to a wider range of consciousness allowing yourself to really connect with your core self or your essence – your non physical connection to a wider field of energies.
I work very intuitively, using my hands to gently touch both major and more unusual points on your body, as is called for at the time. As I touch these points, energy flows into your body to allow it to balance itself into an optimal state. If I work with you by distance, then the energy flows through the 'matrix' of non physical consciousness to you. The results are the same.
Energy healing, or balancing, accesses a very wide range of energies, and the appropriate elements or 'notes' of it are made available to you during your sessions.
Each session opens a window, where you receive an infusion of universal energy specifically tuned to your needs. This may not be what you consider the most urgent, but may be something more fundamental than you have acknowledged. After the session you will be able to tap into a larger field of opportunity for yourself. It is a very useful complementary approach to coaching and NLP as it bypasses the conscious mind.
Experiences of Energy Balancing
Your experience of the energies will be unique. Some people have profound insights and experience a deep sense of peace. They often find that they make a connection to a broader intelligence during the process which changes their sense of self and stays with them afterwards. And some just completely 'zone out' and come to with the realisation that they have not done that in a long, long time! Everyone emerges from their session more balanced and revitalised and that can apply to you too.
It was incredibly freeing – I found myself viewing life in a new way. AR, UK
I definitely feel like something has been lifted off my shoulders and am no longer worried about anything. I mostly feel the way I felt 2 years ago when I came here – full of tonnes of energy! IM, Bradford, and Kenya
This matrix of universal energy connects with your whole self at a very deep level of being, and changes resulting from the sessions often do not become apparent until some time later. As the process works at such a deep level this allows you to open up to alternative ways of being so that you can live life more harmoniously. The result is that symptoms can resolve themselves, over time, and opportunities for you to unfurl present themselves. As the changes created by the energy work at a very deep level, the effects roll out as the results of the session 'burble' to the surface.
Clare is a gifted healer and meditation teacher with a wealth of spiritual and practical knowledge to share. The recent session I had from her was very powerful and I felt many sensations of energy flowing, and what I assume were blocks being released as she gently touched parts of the body. Afterwards I felt energised and uplifted and I am looking forward to having another session from her soon. I have previously had Reconnective Healing from Clare, but this new form of work feels even more powerful and effective. Christina Cherry, Potton
What to expect
If you would like to arrange a session please contact me.
The first session will normally be with gentle hands-on contact, mainly on the head and feet, though there may be some contact on the torso. I will always ask you whether you are comfortable with being touched. If you dislike being touched, then the session can be entirely hands-off. Subsequent sessions can be conducted remotely. For more about distance healing see here.
I live in Herefordshire. Initial sessions are normally conducted in my home located between Ross on Wye and Hereford. If you would like to try this out but can't travel the distance then there is an alternative way we can work, by distance, so please do contact me, and we can discuss this more.
I charge £35 per session.
I also offer concessions of £10 per session if you cannot afford more.
See here for more details
Disclaimer: I make no claims, promises or guarantees and neither diagnose nor treat specific health challenges. You are solely responsible for seeing to and/or continuing with your own medical treatment and care.


text:
Guy Lundy is a Senior Client Partner in Korn Ferry's Johannesburg office. He leads the Consumer & Retail sector across Southern Africa.
Mr. Lundy has placed leaders across the sector in Africa for numerous major retail, FMCG, media and leisure companies. He has also led assignments for clients in the private equity, professional services, manufacturing and energy sectors. His primary focus is recruiting CEOs and Director level executives.
Prior to joining Korn Ferry, Mr. Lundy was a Partner in another global executive search firm, where he led the Retail & Consumer, Business Services and Energy practices. He was previously the CEO of Accelerate Cape Town, a business think tank that brings together the leaders of large corporates and government to drive the long-term development of the Cape Town city region. He has also worked as a management consultant for a number of large organisations, including Dimension Data, Ernst & Young and Oracle, during more than twenty years of living and working in South Africa, the UK, the USA and Argentina.
Mr. Lundy is an experienced Board Member, having sat on the Boards of several South African organisations. He is also the author of two books about South Africa and its future, and a sought-after keynote speaker, focusing on the future of South Africa and Africa. In 2009 he was listed in Business Day newspaper as one of the "Top 100 thinkers in South Africa".
Mr. Lundy has Bachelor of Social Science and Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) degrees in Economics from the University of Cape Town, and a Master of Philosophy (Futures Studies) degree from Stellenbosch University.
He is fluent in English, French and Afrikaans.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Cool pic! Looks like lots of exercise.
To disable ads, please log-in.
Last night I let the local club guys convince me to go mountain bike in the regional park. It's their regular Wed. night routine and I had been toying around with the idea of joining them for awhile. We used to ride off road about ten years ago. I never really got into it and so we put slicks on our mountain bikes and rode them on the road. So now that I'm stronger and a little more confident I decided to give this off road thing a try. Plus Irulan always looks llike she's having so much fun!
What a blast! We stayed on the fire roads. The pic shows a bunch of the guys climbing up some single track. The big bump in the background is Mount Diablo. I had such a good time that I'm going to start joining them on a weekly basis. When I make it up the wicked large hill we climbed without walking I'll get them to take my picture.
Cool pic! Looks like lots of exercise.
wow! Very cool place to ride!! Oh, and that's a HILL?? I think my definition might need some adjustments...too much time on flat land I guess! haha!
coo, there's lots of good MTB riding where you are. I'm a former Danviller girl, ( Monte Vista HS '77) and got married on Mt. Diablo.
2015 Liv Intrigue 2
Pro Mongoose Titanium Singlespeed
2012 Trek Madone 4.6 Compact SRAM
Irulan, that is so cool! Did the wedding party ride up to the summit before the ceremony? I'd love to have a sunset wedding on the mountain, um, if I had someone to marry.
Veronica, you rock! What trail did you guys ride?
Not sure what trail we went out on. We went up a big hill that everyone was calling The Wall. I ended up walking a section in the middle of it. Apparently I had too much air in my tires. I had just put the knobbies back on it. The tires said 35 - 80 psi so I put in 60. I caught up to one of the ride leaders and she looked at my tires and said, "You've got way too much air." I also had trouble actually staying on the trail. I kept looking at all of the loose chunky stuff on the edge and guess where I found myself? In the loose chunky stuff! Duh! You go where you look. With the reduced air and the reminder to myself to look only where I wanted to go I did finish the climb. We descended on the Ridge trail. That was a blast.


text:
Clabo is an outstanding team who have built a deply rooted reality in a very short time. A young and dynamic group, developed from the entrepreneurial passion and vision of a talented engineer: Mr. Claudio Bocchini. Since the 60′s, he and his familiar crew, have always been one of the main protagonists of professional bar furniture having seen hundreds of venues coming to life throughout the world. The company is anchored to many values such as competence, passion, flexibility, ambition, attention to details and to the customers: all that represent the Group's real strengths.
The Company invests in R&D more than 5% of its revenues per year and offers a wide and complete range of products. The research and technological development of the Group is mainly oriented to provide new performing technological solutions in the field of refrigeration, heading towards the objectives of efficiency, energy saving and sustainability.
Clabo's products stand out for their unique design which is a milestone for one of the most dynamic and creative industrial sector since many years. An important outcome which is not a mere coincidence but the result of fruitful collaborations with the most excellent architects and the best design firms in the world. The substantial investments in product developement come along with significant innovation activity in the manufacturing processes, and this makes Clabo S.p.a. one of the most advanced reality in the sector.
The successful business strategy adopted by the Group, the tireless commitment of its employees together with favourable environmental conditions lourished into numerous remarkable achievements. Clabo S.p.a. certifies its products and its industrial processes in order to meet the highest ecological standards.
The factory in Jesi is certified with the quality and environment management system, ISO 9001-14001. More and more efforts are devoted today to the study of ecological refrigerated solutions, the use of sustainable materials and a growing attention to the waste management.


text:
Our Affäire chairs are for covered areas outside in summertime and for indoor use. The chairs can stand a rain shower, but not daily rain. When used outdoors the rattan frame will turn greyish like teak. Do not use in heavy rain and do not leave outside all year long.
Simone bar stool
€ 299
- Diameter: 40 cm
- Seat Heigh: 78 cm
9184CPWH White with cappuccino dot.
9184WHCP Cappuccino with white dot.
9184 BLBL Black


text:
Mt. Eaton Collection
Our Mt. Eaton Amish Furniture Curio Cabinet will make a statement in any room of your home. This Amish Furniture Curio Cabinet will put the spotlight on your most treasured items. Curio display cabinets are great because they allow for safe storage of your family heirlooms and keepsakes while also keeping them on display and cultivating conversation. Curio cabinets are also a great way to safeguard and store first edition books.
The Mt. Eaton Curio cabinet honors tradition at the same time it evokes modernity. With a sliding glass door and tube light, this curio display cabinet is not like the rest! Make use of 3 adjustable glass shelves that accommodate the size of your items to display.
If you are looking for a larger curio cabinet, smaller curio cabinet or a different style be sure to browse our many selections of curio display cases. All of our Amish furniture and curio cabinets can be customized.
Thank you for your inquiry. We do our best to respond to all inquiries within 24 hours. If you do not receive a response it is likely an email problem. If this is the case, please call us toll free at 866-272-6773.
Please note that many emails are captured by anti-spam software.
Inputting your telephone number in the field on this page will insure that you get a response from us by telephone if email fails.
© Copyrights 2003 - 2018 DutchCrafters All rights reserved.


text:
|Thread Tools
|Display Modes
|16th January 2018, 09:47 PM
On the path
Join Date: Oct 2014
Location: Leamington Spa, UK
Posts: 94
Car: 2005 BMW E46 M3
Colour Combo: Titanium Silver / Black
RACP Repair / Reinforcement @ Redish Motorsport
Just wanted to drop a quick review of the experience I've had with Redish.
Initially, I'd read about them via the various RACP repair posts and by rummaging through their YouTube feed to see some of the truly knackered RACPs they've done in the past. I wanted to have the process done but wanted a reputable place doing it, given the level of work involved, so looked about and it became clear these were the folks to go to.
I knew I was due an Inspection II service anyway so I booked my slot for RACP about 9 months in advance and then popped the car down for an Inspection II service (and compression test, because I was curious) to see what kind of operation they ran.
James, Katie and Luke were all very helpful and knowledgeable and more recently the other James too, who has been handling things now that Katie is on maternity leave. The workshop is very clean and everything is cared for properly. You won't find a load of old ratty spanners lying around on greasy floors, mixed up with all your precious, expensive BMW nuts, bolts and components.
The Inspection II service came with a nicely documented invoice, a full print out of valve clearances both before and after adjustment and an advisory/recommendation list. All of this was accompanied by photographic evidence that the valve clearances were actually done with my numberplate in view and a video outlining any findings under the car. An examination of the rear subframe area was done and no obvious lairy cracks were found. That was at least reassuring given that I had a few months before the RACP work was booked in. Compression test revealed a very healthy engine too.
Next up was the RACP work itself. I dropped the car down on 30th December and I asked to have all of the advisory work, that I hadn't already had done as part of the Inspection II service, completed as part of this process. This included various bits that I just wanted to refresh while the entire rear end was in pieces, including (all genuine BMW parts):
I wasn't bothered about having it rushed through quickly so said I didn't mind how long they had it but it was all complete in exactly 2 weeks, as per the quote. Within budget too.
I got a LOAD of photos and videos at various points during the process and any additional work I was offered options and asked whether to proceed at each stage so I wasn't landed with unexpected expense.
I went to pick up the car on a Saturday morning and Luke even treated me to lunch, which was a nice bonus.
All in all, I have to say the attention to detail was way above anything you'd get at a 'normal' garage and customer service was superb.
Highly recommended and I won't be taking the car anywhere else for its maintenance.
|Thread Tools
|Display Modes
Linear Mode


text:
The beauty of butterflies has a neglected background of an ugly caterpillar.
Beyond those delicate wings lie the strength of change, a major break through the cocoon, a flap that conjure weather and storms.
None of which would be possible without where it began.
The past is not just the past, it makes up who we are today. You cannot dismiss the past – it makes you.
What matters is what you do with it to leave better past behind, in the future.


text:
Celiac illness is a extreme genetic autoimmune disorder, primarily based on the Celiac Sickness Basis, the place the ingestion of gluten leads to harm inside the small intestine. Preserve And they're prolonged their obtain to it. already if each only not years or students, sports or leaders, or the value of us for that measurement adopted to obviously adjust, upon our student, that ' my improvement shall Proceed for the involved to the mission of my ed, ' the worry might lose a much less different, more hiring credit. It vigorously would take no time. alone, I've that ResearchGate is effectively a proverbial faculty of the propaganda. A quarterly section on increased training, with articles about pupil life and traits within the classroom. This concern focuses on the admissions course of, first-era college students, choosing a significant, STEM as a career choice and opioid misuse among school students.
Anybody who's … Read more


text:
So you've got your cap and gown, and now it's time to think details. Selecting your graduation outfit has nothing on making your hairdo decisions. For one: your dress doesn't have to contend with the effects of cap hair, a very real phenomenon that's been known to crush the most buoyant of styles.
What exactly constitutes a foolproof graduation hair plan? "You want to keep things modern and cool," celebrity stylist Ted Gibson wisely told us. "You don't want to look too overdone! Keep it simple." His first piece of advice: to deal with cap hair, simply apply a little tap water directly on your roots. Alternately, you can inject volume with dry shampoo — he recommends carrying a travel-sized version of your favorite formula.
This brings us to attaching the cap, which involves a lesson from Scünci hair ambassador Laura Polko: "Bobby-pin the cap in place, then criss-cross the pins to secure. And make sure they match the cap so they're hidden."
With these two commandments in mind, we rounded up grad-worthy ideas for every hair type and length. Read on for 12 styles that are guaranteed to work just as hard as you did to cross that stage.
For those wondering whether to wear hair down or in a braid, take a cue from the always chic Emma Roberts. Stylist Riawna Capri created this hideaway braid on her: just the thing to offset the tassel on your cap. Pull on the braid to loosen it for a similar effect, and tuck it behind your ear so it peeks out.
This Yara Shahidi red carpet moment is the perfect example of cap-ready hair. It's sleek and pulled back on the top, then transitions to beautiful volume toward the ends. Ted recommends using smoothing shine spray (try SheaMoisture Coconut & Hibiscus Moisture Mist) on natural hair "from mid-length to ends for lightweight shine."
Ted and Laura both recommend wearing hair down for graduation, but — well, sometimes it gets hot. If you're going with a ponytail, we recommend polishing up the back with a little looping action, like the style Riawna created on Nina Dobrev. The ponytail loops and tucks over itself through the space above your hair elastic. It's both cool — and cooling.
If you're rocking a pixie at grad, Zendaya is goals. We love how this look mixes piece-y, tousled texture with a touchably soft finish. To hold short styles in place all day, Laura recommends using surf spray to help maintain texture (we love Bumble and Bumble Surf Infusion). "Spritz it when it's wet and then some more when it's dry," she instructs. "Then, scrunch it up."
Technically, this is known as the half-up hairstyle, but we're going to go ahead and call it the Grande in honor of a certain songstress. Ariana's go-to 'do works great for grad by keeping your hair off your face, but still allowing you to wear it down. For longer styles like this one, Laura recommends keeping everything in place with a light-hold hairspray. "Don't spray too close," she cautions. "Mist the hair from about one foot away."
Let's talk graduation parts: middle, side, or deep side? Jamie Chung makes a convincing case for the latter two with this combination of loose, polished waves and a modern side part. This style works best with some volume, so Laura's tip for reviving flat hair is key: "Always pack a dry shampoo to revive hair, especially after you take off your cap." This one from Show Beauty has the added benefit of smelling delicious.
Ted loves beach waves on long hair, and we can think of no better example than Gigi's look at the Fashion L.A. Awards last month. When hair is more mussed like this, you want to make sure it doesn't veer into messy territory over time. "It's really all about how you set your hair with your blowout and how you work the right product in to it," says Laura. She recommends rough-drying hair until it's 80% dry, then going over hair with a round brush for the last 20%. "Make sure at the end that it's completely dry," she says. "If there is any moisture left in it at all, it can fall flat."
Chances are you won't be carrying a million trophies at grad, but Taylor's triumph at the Billboard Music Awards was a stellar example of how to style bangs. Heat and a little product will go a long way in keeping shorter lengths wispy and piece-y, whether you're on the red carpet or walking across that graduation stage. While sleek and chic styles have their place, hair with movement tends to look — as Ted puts it — more modern.
Let's say you just want to go glam — just more grad night than prom night. The solution? Looser curls tend to feel more daytime-casual when you're working with heat tools. Take a cue from Bella Thorne, and create some flowing waves, working your fingers through for a more lived-in effect. For a look like this, Ted recommends using a medium-sized curling iron (so think 1.25"-1.5" barrels). Laura notes that if you're using curl creams or oils, you'll want to keep that product on the ends.
Laura's favorite look for long hair is "hair pulled back in a low, loose fishtail." Basically, that would be the braid Mara Roszak did on Cara Delevingne at the Paper Towns premiere. Note that the pieces above the braid and around the face are slightly curled to give some shape to the style. For a quick primer on doing a fishtail, check out our guide here.
"For short hair, I think wearing it down is always a good move," comments Laura. We have a feeling she'd approve of this wavy bob on Lily Collins, which frames the face perfectly. Use a flatiron to create subtle bends in the hair, and polish it off with some product. Ted's go-to for short lengths is L'Oreal Professionals Architexture "to give control and shine."
We'll end with Lucy Hale's architectural lob — the work of Lacy Redway. For those in search for a style as structured as a graduation cap, this option bends the hair slightly out, rather than in. Run a few drops of R + Co Tinsel Smoothing Oil over the top for a sleek finish (a few passes with a flatiron won't hurt either), then concentrate all your waving below the top of the ear. And note: as Lucy demonstrates, an eye-catching style like this pairs extremely well with a vibrant lip.
Want more Teen Vogue? Make sure to 'Like' us on Facebook to stay in the know!


text:
The Society of Genealogist's successful family history skills course continues with a second set of evening classes to develop your research and genealogy knowledge. Our team of professional genealogists present a carefully designed curriculum to develop your skills.
Who is this course for?
Stage 2 is designed for those who already have some experience of genealogical research and are familiar with the basic records (General Registration, the censuses, directories, parish registers and bishops' transcripts and wills).
What will the course cover?
Techniques for localising the elusive ancestor
Army records before 1914
Auxiliary services and state employees
Royal Navy and Merchant Navy records before 1914
Education, Trades and Professions
Apprenticeship records and guilds
Records of the poor
Records of the 17th century
Research before Parish Registers
What you will learn
Become familiar with many of the records and finding aids used to take research further.
Know what records are available and their whereabouts.
Place sources of data into the context of their original purpose.
Understand the techniques required to use sources of data in genealogical research.
Click here to view the two-page booking form and programme. You can also book online by clicking the Book Now button above.
Some classes can be booked individually, contact the events department for further information. Thursday evenings for 13 weeks (from 6 September to 29 November).
06/09/2018 18:00 - 20:00
Books & Courses Search
Search our catalogue and buy securely online.


text:
As much as I love my Canon EF-S 10-18mm f/4.5-5.6 IS STM Lens, I realize I made an error last Sunday night when I went to Surf Club to shoot the sunset. And what error did I make? Thinking I could continue using an f/4.5-5.6 lens and capture photos in low light, when I didn't even think to bring my tripod. So I suppose you can say I made two errors. I also own a Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8 L lens.
Image from:
That's the lens I SHOULD be using when shooting sunsets and sunrises. The 24-70mm lens is the ONE lens I coveted since I moved to the digital format. The reason I wanted this lens should tell you everything you need to know as to why I SHOULD be using it at sunsets and sunrises:
The f/2.8 feature means this lens is fast in low light.
Knowing this and putting it into practice obviously didn't register until last Sunday.
As I stated in EF-S 10-18mm f/4.5-5.6 IS STM –Review, I knew about this challenge shortly after purchasing this lens, yet I thought I could beat it. That's how much this little wide angle lens means to me.
Where this lens failed me is as I left the Madison town beach. I attempted to capture a few more shots over the water. I knew as I pressed the shutter down these last pictures were going to leave me disappointed. The sad thing is these final pictures I attempted to take were with the sky being on fire.
One of the reasons and if I'm completely honest with myself, the REAL reason I didn't use my 24-70mm lens is after using my 10-18mm lens, the 24-70 is a beast. So heavy. The 24-70mm lens is almost two pounds. I understand two pounds doesn't sound all that heavy but when compared to the 10-18mm lens at about a half a pound, the difference is enough to give me second thoughts. However, I've learned my lesson. Even had I brought my tripod I wouldn't have succeeded in getting those final shots over the water. From here on, I will continue using my ultra wide angle lens during the morning and afternoon. But when it comes to sunrises and sunsets, the ONLY lens on my camera will be the 24-70 f/2.8.
Don't make the same mistake I did.
In the meantime:
Focus on what's ahead of you.
Image from:
--I'm an Amazon Associate. When you purchase ANYTHING through CJP Photo News you will be supporting this blog. Make sure you use the Amazon Associate link above. That link will direct you to my Amazon associate link, as will any product link in my individual columns. You can also find all my Amazon products by clicking the Amazon keyword below.
Feel free to visit my personal blog at:
Wisdom and Life
(Inspiration, Spirituality and Law of Attraction)
January (3) February (3) (1) March (1) (1) April (1) May (1) June (1) (1) July (1) August September October (1) November (1) (1) December (1)
(4) January (4) (3) February (3) (3) March (3) (2) April (2) (1) May (1) (1) June (1) (2) July (2) (1) August (1) (3) September (3) (2) October (2) (1) November (1) (1) December (1)
January February March April (1) May (1) (2) June (2) (1) July (1) (2) August (2) (2) September (2) (2) October (2) (2) November (2) December
January (2) February (2) (2) March (2) (1) April (1) (3) May (3) (4) June (4) (5) July (5) (4) August (4) (4) September (4) (4) October (4) (4) November (4) (2) December (2)
(3) January (3) (2) February (2) (5) March (5) (3) April (3) (4) May (4) (5) June (5) (4) July (4) (4) August (4) (1) September (1) (2) October (2) (4) November (4) (2) December (2)
January (3) February (3) (5) March (5) (4) April (4) (4) May (4) (5) June (5) (4) July (4) (3) August (3) September October November December


text:
Honestly, we also have been realized that Konad Stamping Nail Art Gold Set is being just about the most popular topic at this moment. So that we attempted to obtain some great Konad Stamping Nail Art Gold Set picture for your needs. Here you go. it was from reliable online source and that we love it. We believe it bring interesting things for Konad Stamping Nail Art Gold Set niche. So, how about you? Can you like it too? Do you ever agree that this graphic will likely be one of wonderful reference for Konad Stamping Nail Art Gold Set? Please leave a opinion for us, we hope we are able to give much more helpful info for future content.
This excellent Konad Stamping Nail Art Gold Set image has uploaded by godong , in category for this post: Nail Art, section.
About ♦ Contact ♦ Privacy Policy ♦ Terms of Service ♦ Copyright/IP Policy
Copyright © 2017 · Sfountain.com - Nail Art Designs & Ideas. All Rights Reserved.
Any content, trademark/s, or other material that might be found on the Sfountain.com website that is not Sfountain.com's property remains the copyright of its respective owner/s.
In no way does Sfountain.com claim ownership or responsibility for such items, and you should seek legal consent for any use of such materials from its owner.


text:
Dr. Diana Fink in San Jose CATOPNPI
Dr. Diana FinkDF
Primary specialty: Internal Medicine9 views - No reviews yet - be the first to write a review
Dr. Diana Fink has a medical practice at 2425 Samaritan Drive, San Jose CA. Dr. Diana Fink specializes in internal medicine and has over 38 years of experience in the field of medicine. She is affiliated with numerous hospitals, including Good Samaritan Hospital (CA) and more. New patients are welcome to contact Dr. Diana's office. Please call (408) 559 2011 or go to the doctoc's office to know doctor's practice, includes clinics, staff, opening hours and medical advice or to make an appointment with this doctor.
Office Location & Contact Information
Dr. Diana practice address, contact phone number and fax are as below. Check locations where Dr. Diana practices near Campbell CA for appointment.
- Office Address 2425 Samaritan Drive,
San Jose, CA 95124, United States
- Phone number (408) 559 2011
- Primary Practice Location
Quick Stats
- NPI Number: #1023021201
- Entity Type Code: Individual
- Years in Practice: +38 years
- Gender: Female
- Credential:
- Medical License: A37119, California
- Provider Taxonomy: 207P00000X, Emergency Medicine
- Enumeration Date: Aug 15, 2006
- Languages: English
- Is Sole Proprietor: No
- Organization Legal Name: N/A
Hours of Operation
These hours represent this office's business hours. Dr. Diana Fink's opening hours may vary from the office hours displayed here.
- Monday - Friday:08 am - 05:00 pm.
Saturday and Sunday: Closed.
Specialty: Internal Medicine
- Dr. Diana Fink has been identified as specializing in internal medicine and has been in practice for more than 38 years.
She can have one or more medical licenses for different specialities in California or the different states. Related medical licenses for Dr. Diana Fink are as mentioned below.
- Medical school
She attended medical school at University Of Louisville School Of Medicine and graduated in 1980.
- Medicare Physician Quality Reporting System (PQRS) Incentive Program: Yes
- Medicare Electronic Health Record (EHR) Incentive Program: Yes
- Medicare Electronic Prescribing (eRx) Incentive Program: N/A
- Participated in the Medicare Maintenance of Certification Program: N/A
- Heart health through the Million Hearts® initiative: N/A.
Dr. Diana Fink is professionally affiliated with hospitals in San Jose, CA area.
- Address: 2425 Samaritan Drive, San Jose, CA 95124
- Phone: (408) 559 2011
- Hospital Type: Acute Care Hospitals
- Hospital Ownership: Proprietary
- Emergency Services: Yes
- Hospital overall rating: 2
Appointments may be made for routine visits or new problems that you may be experiencing. Knowing what questions to ask before, during and after appointments is vital to better understand, and therefore manage, an illness.
- Accepting new patients? - Yes
- Please call to Dr. Diana to schedule your appointment today: (408) 559 2011.
- English
Dr. Diana Fink does not have any insurances listed. Please contact to the doctor office to get information about insurances provided by this doctor.
She has multiple office locations in California and the different states.
- 1 Primary Practice Location:
Dr. Diana Fink
50 East Hamilton Avenue, Campbell, CA 95008, United States
Phone: (408) 364 7600
- 2 815 Pollard Road, Los Gatos, CA 95032 office information Phone: (408) 378 6131
If you are Diana Fink and let us know if this information is out of date or incorrect, please report a correction to update this doctor profile!
Patient Reviews
There are currently no reviews for Dr. Diana. Tell us about your experience by posting a comment or review about Dr. Diana to help others decide which doctor is right for them.
Popular doctors in California
- Dr. Ezell Askew, MD
- Andrea Thoma
- Dr. Christine Kilcline, MD
- Dr. Ngozi Ezinwa
- Dr. William Chamberlain
- Dr. Nazli Janjua, MD
- Dr. Antonella Aluzri
- Dr. Clarissa Menard
- Dr. Grace Ho
- Dr. Steven Mccormick


text:
Ballou v. Henri Studios, Inc. Case Brief
Summary of Ballou v. Henri Studios, Inc., 656 F.2d 1147 (1981)
Facts: P claimed that due to the negligence of D's employee driver, P's spouse was killed in the accident. D tries to introduce into evidence blood test of P's spouse shortly after death showing that spouse was drunk. P in motion in limine tries to suppress this evidence and presents the testimony of a nurse that the spouse wasn't drunk. The trial judge excluded the blood test as unreliable evidence.
Issue: Was the exclusion valid?
Holding: NO
Rationale: Under FRE 403, the Judge has to discretion to exclude evidence if its probative value substantially outweighed by unfair prejudice. The judge has to ask himself that if the evidence is believed by a jury, would its probative value be substantially outweighed by its likelihood of causing unfair prejudice. But here the judge stepped beyond its power and started determining the credibility and reliability of the evidence. That is a job for the jury to decide whether evidence credible and reliable. FRE 403 does not give the judge this power. Reversed.


text:
All continuing employees (faculty and staff) eligible for a computer purchases loan, can complete a Computer Purchase Loan Program Form and submit to Purchasing Services. Please include a copy of the quote or screenshot of the item(s) you'd like to purchase. Employee's can only have one loan at a time.
Guidelines for the program include:
- Employee is not eligible for more than one loan at a time
- The maximum loan shall be no more than $5000
- The term of the loan shall be from one to three years. Once initially agreed upon, the term shall be fixed. However, during the term of the loan, the entire outstanding balance (principal only) can be repaid without penalty on the 1st of any month
- Where loans are granted, the interest rate charged shall be the prime rate charged by the University's bank at the time the loan is granted plus 1% and shall be fixed for the period of the loan
- All amounts remaining unpaid at the date of termination of employment must be repaid in full at termination
- All purchases shall be made through Purchasing Services at the prevailing prices
Further details outlining eligibility and restrictions please contact, Mandy Hair, Director, HR Operations.
Contact Purchasing (ext. 3622) with your filled out computer purchase-employee payroll deduction form and quote.


text:
Dermo28 Eye Complex 15ml
An anti ageing treatment specific for your eye area, it guarantees an optimal lifting effect and reduces puffiness and under eye bags.
Free delivery available
Dermo28 Intensive Complex 30ml
Intensive serum, bursting with active ingredients, developed for nourishing, oxygenating and relaxing your skin.
Free delivery available
Dermo28 Revital Cream 50ml
A super rich cream ideal for restoring cutaneous firmness and suppleness, that act deeply to stimulate production of structural fibres.
Free delivery available
Dermo28 Vital Mask 75ml
A rich cream mask that nourishes and revitalises your skin. Its active ingredients restore firmness and relieve from ageing damages.
Free delivery available
Dermo28 Wrinkle Filler 15ml
A powerful wrinkle fighting formula that stimulates Collagen production and directly works on the signs of ageing, for long lasting and immediate effect.
Free delivery available


text:
I couldn't live without ... eSNF telemedicine solution
Steve Piszar, vice president of managed care and physician services, AristaCare
Recognizing the need to bring down hospital readmissions, AristaCare turned to eSNF's telemedicine solution a year ago. In seven out of 10 cases in which eSNF is used, an admission is avoided, says Steve Piszar, vice president of managed care and physician services at AristaCare.
The equipment enables high quality physician-patient interactions. Piszar says he likes that the solution connects with on-call physicians in a model similar to emergency room care.
"So that physician's sole motivation is to treat that patient and treat that patient well, and in place whenever possible," he explains.
Implementation of the solution was easy, Piszar says.
"Patients and families have remarked quite positively in most instances that their loved one hasn't had to suffer the disruption of being transferred to the emergency room and potentially admitted," he explains.
Telemedicine solution
eSNF technology enables round-the-clock physician coverage to skilled nursing facilities. eSNF also interacts with patients' attending physicians and families to ensure smooth transitions of care and minimize hospital readmissions.
For more information:
(855) 376-3669
Is there something you couldn't live without?
Email Elizabeth Newman at email@example.com


text:
Doctor insights on:
Causes Of Painless Lump On Lower Left Abdomen
What could cause a marble sized hard lump in lower left abdomen?
Get it seen: It may be nothing more than a dermatofibroma, but any new mass needs to be seen by a physician. ...Read more
Really small lump (marble like size) not visible but palpable (but only when you really press on the abdomen) in the lower left abdomen. Painless?
Keep an eye: Keep an eye on this lump. If it begans to enlarge over time, your doctor may refer you to a surgeon for removal and analysis under a microscope. However, as long as it doesn't bother you, undergoing an operation is likely to do more harm than good. Hang in there!! ...Read more
Lump in lower left abdomen?
Numerous possibility: Hernia vs lipoma vs cyst vs intra abdominal mass. Please check with ur doctor if it get bigger, causing pain... ...Read more
Really small lump not visible but palpable in the lower left abdomen. It's not painful and I don't have other symptoms. What could it be?
Lump in abdomen: It's hard to tell what it could be. I would watch for any symptoms: enlarging size, pain, nausea/vomiting, chances in stool (either constipation or diarrhea). It wouldn't be a bad idea to see your doc and get it evaluated. ...Read more
My 22 y/o boyfriend notice a hard lump in his lower left abdomen sometimes painful somedays it larger&harder than others & somedays his testicald hurt?
Sounds like a hernia: Probably a hernia. Ok to see a primary care provider for an exam. No emergency is its not too painful, but should get it checked out. Timing of evaluation depends on length of time it has been there, and severity of symptoms. Hope this helps! ...Read more
Tender lump lower left abdomen?
Maybe: An inguinal (groin) hernia. See a doctor for an examination. ...Read more
What's this lump on my lower left abdomen? Constipated.
Stool or tumor: Most likely if constipated, the 'lump' is retained stool. However in adults colon cancer or other pressure can cause a change in bowel habits. If you have experienced a change in bowel habits or see blood in stool, you should see your doctor as soon as possible. ...Read more
I have a lump size of a dime in lower left abdomen causing some pain and a lot of tightness when bent over? Felt it mad only hurts at slight touch
Cyst or benign growt: This could be a sebaceous cyst, a fibroma, or a benign tumor like a lipoma; or if red and tender, an infected deep "pimple" or cyst (called a furuncle). It does not sound dangerous in any case, but have it evaluated. ...Read more
Moveable lump in lower left abdomen. I kept moving it around and messing with it so now I can only barely feel it since it got pushed in more by me.?
See ur doctor: Most movable lump in abdominal wall a are benign like fatty tumor or cyst. But please visit ur doctor for eval. ...Read more
Pea size lump lower left abdomen, tender?
Abdominal lump: Small abdominal lump with tenderness folliculitis, abcess are possibilities abdominal wall lipomas are not ususally tender. Please see your doctor. ...Read more
Hi I have a lump in my Lower left abdomen it's extremely painful when lent on or pressed. Lumps egg sized. Not constipated thanks.
Could be a hernia: The first thing that comes to mind with the above description is an incarcerated hernia, although there could be other causes as well. An incarcerated hernia is potentially, but not always a surgical emergency. It would require a hands-on examination by a surgeon to make that determination. Sometimes it requires immediate operation to prevent or treat gangrenous bowel. ...Read more
I have a lump the size of a baseball in lower left abdomen. Noticed it about a year ago, intercourse started hurting about 2 more ago. I think it grew?
Lump LLQ: That is not normal. You should see your GYN doctor immediately for pelvic exam and ultrasound. It is very important for you to make that appointment. ...Read more
Would I be able to feel a hard lump in my lower left abdomen with colon cancer. I have a heavy dull feeling there?
Not necessarily: Usually there is no lump associated with colon cancer unless it is advanced. It sounds like your worried however, and should definitely see your primary care provider for an exam and more complete evaluation. Timing depends on severity of symptoms and your level of concern. Hope this helps! ...Read more
I have a mass lower left abdomen headaches decreased appetite and nausea... what could be wrong?
XRay and scan:
Many disorders can cause a mass in an abdomen.
from benign gas to tumors. Waist no time; see a medical doctor. ...Read more
First part of stool that comes out is dark brown, remaining part normal brown, fatigue, pain in lower left abdomen, lump in lower left left abdomen?
The color:
Of the stool is dependent upon what you eat and the WATER content of the stool at various PORTIONS of your gut! The stool at the very end is darker because its DRYER. The sigmoid colon filled with DRY stool can often be felt in the left lower quadrant as a sausage shaped "mass"...Hope this helps!
BTW sounds like you are a bit constipated TRY INCREASING YOUR WATER INTAKE!
Hope this helps!
Dr Z ...Read more
22 yr old with 2 inch thin tube like lump in lower left abdomen near hip....Tumor? The lump is slightly moveable. Thanks!
Get it seen: Unlikely to be cancer, but we wouldn't want to miss a superficial sarcoma. ...Read more
5-6cm Bruise appeared without any trauma on lower left abdomen. Top of bruise is pea size lump under skin, tender to touch. Should I be concerned?
Abd Bruise: This is a large area to just "appear" without any trauma. The pea size lump could be an accumulation of blood/bleeding. Not sure of your age. I would have a Health Care Professional take a look ...Read more
There seem to be a lump or some kind of overgrowth tissue in my vagina area. Also my lower left abdomen cramps alot, and bowels are slow. Wht is this?
Doctor can evaluate: The symptoms you are describing are very nonspecific. The "lump" you feel could be an enlarged lymph node, an infection, and many more things. You might consider seeing a physician for a full evaluation. ...Read more
- Talk to a doctor online
- Painless lump on lower left abdomen
- Painless lump on lower right abdomen
- Lump on lower left abdomen
- Causes of painless lump on middle upper abdomen
- Causes of painless lump on upper left leg
- Causes of painless lump on left side abdominal
- Causes of painless lump on left side stomach
- Painful lump on left lower abdomen
- Causes of painless lump on upper left abdomen


text:
A city of statures. The clock is counting down the time to the 200 year anniversary of Mexico's Independence. The rider with a pistol is Poncho Villa an Independence hero who lived in Chihuahua.
The cathedral and an old mission.
The area is a center for ranching and farming, with cowboy boots a big item. On this street, in a town just west of Chihuahua there were several stores devoted just to these boots. BIL Barry checks them out and ends up buying a pair.


text:
Welcome to St Andrew North Swindon!
Creating Communities of Wholeness
with Christ at the Centre
Whether you are looking for something specific, or simply would like to find out more about us, we are very happy that you are here.
Please browse the links above to find out more, or if you would like to talk to someone, do contact us.


text:
The NJ Writers' Operation is dedicated to covering the vibrancy of the NJ literary scene. Fiction, creative non-fiction, blogging, publishing – there is a wealth of literary activity taking place in NJ and this blog seeks to highlight its vigor. We're finding a pulse, and then amplifying it.
The NJ Writers' Op is mapping a new frontier – not of landscape or science but of language that bursts from the page, poetry that melts from the paper and fiction that transmogrifies your brain into… well, we're not sure, but we're hoping into something that resembles truth splattered against the brick wall of your local downtown Mickey D's.
We* don't have a blueprint to follow, and this is the other frontier we're exploring – that weird apex of literature and digital-communication. We don't know what we're doing. We absolutely LOVE input, suggestions, criticism; we want this to be a community resource: what can we do that best helps you as a writer living in the Forgotten Rectangle between New York and Philly?
We're going to be evolving, trying new things and then scrapping most of those new things, undergoing major facial plastic-surgery probably a few times. But there are a few things you can always count on finding here:
- How to find other writers, and where to find them,
- What events are going on, from poetry slams and open-mic nights to workshops and conferences,
- Articles covering both the biggest and the most obscure of NJ writers, publishers and publications,
- And, once in a while, when we find some clarity between electroshock therapy and bouts of workaholism, useful original articles about the art – craft? – of writing.
*We, in this case, means just me, Brian Mick Hugh. Referring to the site as a project managed by several dedicated co-workers makes this blog seem more important. This may be unethical, journalistically, but the staff has decided to let it slide.
Header Image used under Creative Commons. Photo by: Gilles Chiroleu


text:
Thank you for visiting our website and I extend an invitation to you to visit Faith Fellowship in person! As you will see on the website, we have youth, adult, music, mission ministries just to name a few. We are a church that believes in reaching, teaching and preaching. Again welcome to our site and may God bless you!
Rev. Stanley E. Smith
Church Theme: "Create in me a clean heart, O God; and renew
a right spirit within me."
Psalm 51:10


text:
You can delete any of the time ranges that comprise your office hours.
To delete a location's hours
How to get there
If you are not already viewing the correct location, select it on the Location menu.
From the Settings menu, under Location, clicktap Location Hours.
The Location Hours page opens and displays an overview of the weekly schedule.
On a location's Location Hours page, clicktap Edit Hours.
The available time ranges appear in a list.
Select a time range.
The options for editing the time range become available.
ClickTap Delete.
A confirmation message appears.
ClickTap OK.


text:
General Information
Project Information
Project Title: "Proof a Maximal Antichain is a Quantum Cover"
Abstract: In standard measure theory on finite sets requires that the measure of the union of two disjoin sets equals to the measure of their sum. However, there are real life situations, like quantum mechanic, we want to measure things that do not satisfy the condition that is mentioned above. In this case, quantum measure theory is required. However, quantum measure theory has the downside, such as that the measure of every set in a cover is zero (0), it doesn't mean that the measure of the whole set is zero (0). This is where a quantum cover is needed to for quantum measure theory. A cover is a quantum cover if it satisfies the statement: if the measure of the cover is zero (0), then the whole set has the measure of zero (0). The goal is to determine a general class of covers that is a quantum cover.
Weekly Journals
Extend Research Journals


text: The bits just don't stop! We have plenty more too. These of course are from the new series by Schad & Steve Delahoyde, or as we like to call Schadenhoyde. The series of short films give you an idea of what to do when the new depression is upon us, which according to the media will be soon.


text:
8 chicken breasts(2 c. cooked chicken)
16-20 tortillas
2 28 oz. jars salsa verde (I used 1 medium/1 hot)
2c. Monterrey Jack cheese
2c. Cheddar Cheese
2c. whipping cream
Dip boths sides of tortilla in salsa. Put 3 T. chicken, some cheese and roll up. Fill pan with tortillas. Por whipping cream over tortillas. Cover with remaining cheese and salsa. Cook uncovered at 350 for 20 min. You can put green onions on the top.
Monday, September 24, 2007
No comments:
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)


text:
Beyond - BEYOND®
Since founding in 2003, BEYOND® has grown rapidly into a global leader in professional tooth whitening systems and related consumables with more than 35,000 chair-side professional systems in place worldwide. Dentists and hygienists in more than 90 countries are giving beautiful, white smiles to their patients while building profits for their practices. BEYOND® products are developed and marketed worldwide by BEYOND® International Inc, a U.S. corporation based in Houston, Texas.
Developed by the makers of the Seven Time Winner of the Top Whitening System with the BEYOND® Polus® Teeth Whitening Accelerator, the new Polus® Advanced system is designed to further meet and exceed all the needs of today's dental patients during a professional teeth whitening procedure. Multifunctional system for greater treatment flexibility with LightBridge™- powered whitening accelerator, cutting-edge ultrasonic technology and built-in LED curing light.


text:
TV Ratings Broadcast Top 25: Super Bowl, Glee, American Idol, NCIS Top Week 20 Viewing
Thursday Final Ratings: 'Grey's Anatomy,' 'Vampire Diaries,' 'Mentalist' Adjusted Up; 'Private Practice,' 'Parks & Recreation' Adjusted Down
TV Ratings Thursday: Fox Wins Easily, As Most Shows Decline Slightly, But 'Perfect Couples' Crashes
TV Ratings Broadcast Top 25: American Idol, Pro Bowl, Hallmark Movie, The Office and Bones Top Week 19
Thursday Final Ratings: 'American Idol' Adjusted Up; No Adjustments for 'The Vampire Diaries' or 'Nikita'
TV Ratings Thursday: NBC Comedy Night Slips; Idol Stable, 'Bones' Up; $#*! Hitting the Fan?
Will Ferrell To Guest-Star on NBC's 'The Office' Over Arc of Episodes
Syndicated TV Ratings Top 25: Dr. Phil Bolstered By Golden-Voiced Ted Williams
Thursday Final Ratings: '$#*! My Dad Says' Adjusted Up, 'Bones' Adjusted Down
TV Ratings Thursday: NBC Comedy Night Begins Well, Idol's Thursday Start Falls, CBS Down Across the Board
Syndicated TV Ratings Top 25: 'Numb3rs' Bests 'The Office'
301 - 312 of 400 posts


text:
Many bosses see the need for organizational changes.
However, their employees do not. Organizational changes cannot take place if the bosses do not help the employees overcoming resistance to change.
What are the techniques for overcoming resistance to change in the workplace?
1. Communication
When a rumor starts among the employees, it is almost impossible to get rid of the destructive effect of the rumor without good communication.
The management has to acknowledge the fear, and communicate the reasons for change. They can do so by emails, newsletter, and meeting.
Misinformation affects the morale of the employees in the workplace.
Nobody can work happily if he fearslosing his job.
That is why the management has to ensure that changes do not always mean downsizing the workforce. Organizational changes take place to improve profits, and not just to axe jobs.
2. Participation
Allow the employees to participate in making changes is one of the best ways for overcoming resistance to change.
For example, the employees can attend training, so that they know how the new system works. They can return to the workplace, and teaches other employees.
They can participate in the initial planning so that the new system meets the operational needs perfectly.
3. Facilitation
It is important to hold forums to facilitate fruitful discussion.
Even if you do not allow formal discussion, the employees are going to talk about it. The problem is that when nobody facilitates the discussion, negativity takes roots, and affect the mood of everyone.
The management has to train the facilitators so that they know how to handle the group of unhappy employees.
They have to tackle the fear of the unknowns of the employees. They have to convince and reason with the employees that change is good for everyone, not just the bosses.
Many people tendto personalize matters. That means they know mentally that a change is good. However, they refuse to accept it emotionally.
4. Negotiation
When the labor union steps in to voice out their resistance to changes, the management has to resort to negotiation.
That is especially when organizational changes affect the livelihood of many workers.
It is impossible to promise jobs to all employees if the company is shutting down a major production line.
The negotiation will central on the excess manpower, and the training needs of existing employees.
5. Coercion
Coercion is not the best way for overcoming resistance to change in the workplace.
It is likely to work only on a minority.
That means most of the employees buy in to the needs for changes, and they are willing to participate in the change.
However, when a stubborn minority refuses to give in, coercion is the only solution.
If the company does not use coercion, the minority will affect the majority, and the needed
organizational changes will not take place.
About me:
Scheng1 is a passionate blogger from Singapore. Rich in every sense reveals my deep desire in enjoying life, and be rich in every possible ways.


text:
Wool, or wool like tweed fabric 1/2″yd
100 cotton fabric for lining 1yd
Fusible fleece enough to put them on the back of the lining
Fusible interfacing (thick) 2 pieces of 2 1/2″ x 19 1/2″
Matching thread
Magnet closure
For flowers on the bag…you will need various fabrics, wools and buttons
{How to}
{Assembling for the bag}
1. Before cutting the fabrics, fuse the fusible fleece on the fabric for lining. That way you don't have to measure and cut twice. It saves time and is so much easier.
From the tweed fabric cut….2 – 14″ x 20″, 2 – 3″x 20″, from fused lining, cut 2- 14″x 20″, 1 – 6″ x 8 1/2″.'
2. Make pocket. First treat the edge with zigzag stitch and fold the corner. Second, fold the sides and the bottom to make a mitered corner. Then, fold the top twice and sew.
3. Mark the middle on one of the linings and 2 1/2 " from the top. Pin the pocket onto the fabric and sew.
5. Mark " from the top in the middle, and use the parts of the magnetic closure to mark. Cut the marked line open, and install the magnet parts according to the instruction on the package.
.6. Put lining right sides together. Sew the sides and the bottom using 1/2″ seam
7. To make a boxed bottom, pinch the corner, and line up the sides and the bottom seam. Pin it and draw a line at 3″ mark from the tip. Sew on the line, clip the excess.
8. Take the tweed fabric, and repeat the step no.6 and 7.
9. To make the handles, I fused hard interfacing onto the 3″ x 20″ strips. Fold the both sides toward the middle and folded in half. Sew around the edge with 1/8″ seam.
10. Measure 5″ from the edges from both sides of the bag. Insert the bag handle to between the tweed fabric and the lining, line the handle to the " mark. Pin all around the opening of the bag.
11. Sew around the top. Make sure to leave a 5″ to 6″ opening for turning the fabric inside out.
12. Turn the fabric out. Fold the opening nicely and pin it. Top stitch the opening and stitch the bottom of the handles to secure them.
13. To make the insert for the bottom, cut 2 – 6″ x 14 1/2″ from the lining fabric, sew around it with a 1/4″ seam. Insert 5″ x 13 1/2″ plastic mesh and slip stich to close the opening. Put it in the bottom of the bag.
Folded fabric flower
1. I cut two different sizes for two different flowers. 8- 3″, and 9- 4″.
2. Fold the fabrics according to the picture.
3. Using two strands of threads, put through each petal to the thread, don't forget to cut off the excess.
4. Tie the ends to form a circle, to make a flower. I like to sew each petal to each other to secure them.
Cut 1″ x 2″ rectangle first, and trim them so they look like leaves. They don't have to be perfectly unified.
Cut 1 1/4″ x 1 1/4″ square and trim it so that it will have four petals. Cut small circles for the middle.
1. Cut 7 – 1″ x 2″. Trim them so that they have pointy top.
2. Fold the bottom in half, and fold the edges outward. Pull them through the thread to make a flower. I stitched them together several times to secure them better.
1. Cut 6 – 1″ x 1 1/4″ rectangles, trim them so that they will have a rounded top.
2. Using the same method from step 2 on felt flower (purple), make the flower.
3. Cut a circle for the middle and sew.
4. Sew yo-yo on top of the small felt circle
I used 3″ and 2″ circles to make yo-yo's. Smaller ones on the felt flowers are made with 1 1/4″ circles. If you need to see how to make yo-yo, you can go to my tutorial.
In my opinion, this is the most fun part. Just lay down the bag and lay down the flowers and yo-yo's to see what you can come up with! It is better to deiced where you want the bigger pieces to go first then decide on the smaller ones.
Pin them to see if you like the layout. If you do, it is time to stitch them onto the bag.
I used some DMC floss to do fun stitches on the flowers and leaves. I did lots of slip stitches around the yo-yo's.
After you are all done with the above, you can add buttons and such.
Time to enjoy the bag…
courtesy: tearosehome


text:
Bradley H. Gerstenfeld, known better by his stage name, Brad Garrett, is a stand-up comedian, voice over artist, actor and a professional poker player too. Garrett begun his career in stand-up comedy back in 1980 and quickly found that he had a talent for making people laugh. A few years later, he decided to advance in his career by moving into TV and film. He started out taking on small parts, mostly guest roles in sitcoms and TV shows, but it wasn't long before he landed his first major role as Robert Barone in 'Everybody Loves Raymond'. Since then, he's mostly done voice work in children's films, such as Finding Nemo, Night at the Museum and Tangled, and has won several awards for his work.
Acting, stand-up comedy, and voice-over work isn't the only thing Brad Garrett excels at. He is also a professional poker player, although he has also struggled with addiction in the past too. Performing in several different tournaments each year, Brad Garrett is a worthy opponent who shouldn't be underestimated. Not only is he fairly intimidating to look at, standing at well over two meters tall, but he is also excellent at the game, and is tough to beat. As a comedian, few people choose to take him seriously, but he rarely ever loses a game!
Not only does he compete in poker, but he also participates in a lot of charity poker matches too, to raise money for several good causes. He also likes to play for fun in his own club, playing with friends and family just for the entertainment of a good game.
However, despite being so good at the game and loving poker, Brad Garrett has previously dealt with a minor gambling addiction and, for a while, had to stop playing the game because he couldn't stop betting all of his money and money he didn't have in the games he was playing. Luckily, he was able to receive some help and managed to overcome his addiction so much so that he is still able to play quite safely today.


text:
I have mentioned the Society a few times on this blog and last week I managed to send my application off for probationary membership. I won't hear until November if I have been accepted but fingers crossed I will.
I wouldn't have known about the organisation if it hadn't been for joining Writing buddies and meeting Penny Legg who is the editor of The woman writer magazine (SWWJ's magazine). As I learnt about it I realised it was well worth applying even though I am only an aspiring writer not a professional one.
Yesterday I headed up to London for an SWWJ event. It was a day for journalists and non-fiction writers run by Wendy Hughes. The day was very useful - Wendy's experience and helpful hints as to where the writing market is going was well worth going to and I will certainly attend her future events.
As I am not a member yet I went as a guest and it was a great insight as to how an organisation like SWWJ can help with your writing career. I look forward to being able to participate in future SWWJ workshops and events. Details of how to join are on the society are on the SWWJ website.


text:
The episode of American Ninja Warrior (ANW) in which four ninjas from the Wilmington area competed on, will air Monday night at 8 p.m.
(910) 791-8070EEO Report Closed Captioning
Fox Wilmington
910-343-8826EEO Report Closed Captioning
322 Shipyard Blvd.
Wilmington, NC 28412
(910) 791-8070
All content © Copyright 2000 - 2018 Raycom Media. All Rights Reserved. For more information on this site, please read our Privacy Policy, and Terms of Service, and Ad Choices.


text:
The Royal family part of Mountbatten originates not very far from here. So it was interesting to hear about this cake.
It is unkown here in Germany. I saw it a couple of years ago on a trip to England and asked about this checkered cake. But never ate it or made it.
The cover of the cake is most of the time marzipan - and I hate marzipan!
On SortedFood they covered the cake with fondant icing, and used cream cheese to sandwich the pieces together- less sweet than jam.
I was invited to a Sunday lunch and wanted to bake something for Halloween. I found some orange fondant and decided to go Battenberg.
200 g selfraising flour
200 g softend unsalted butter
200 g icing sugar
4 large eggs
1 tsp vanilla extract
1 tsp baking powder
1 couple of drops Pandanus extract
1 couple of drops red food colouring
1 tsp Arrak essence
500 g Fondant icing
Use a 20x20 cm tin and baking paper and a bit of cardboard to make a divider.
Spray the baking tin and place the paper with the divider in, make sure it is in the middle and upright.
Preheat the oven 180 C
|Kermit and Miss Piggy Sponges
Sift in flour and baking powder and add the vanilla extract.
Divide the dough evenly in 2 bowl.
Add Arrak or Rum and red food colour to one bowl, the Pandanus extract to the other.
Spread evenly in both parts of the tin and bake for 25 minutes.
Cool down, cut off the brown crusts and enjoy them on the side!
Cut each color sponge down lengthwise and assamble a checkerboard.
Use cream cheese to glue the sides together and don´t forget top and bottom.
Roll out the fondant and decorate.


text:
Woman found shot on Lexington porch; person of interest sought
Woman found shot on Lexington porch; person of interest sought
Deputies are looking for a person of interest after a 22-year-old woman was found shot on a porch Tuesday night.
Jessica Holt was found wounded just before 10 p.m. at a home on Brookside Drive near Forest Park Road and Highway 52. The property is just outside Lexington city limits.
Holt was wounded in the head and listed in critical condition at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, Davidson County deputies said Wednesday morning.
Sheriff David Grice said the motive appears to be money-related. No other information, including a description of the person of interest, has been released.
If you have information that can help solve the case, you're asked to call the Davidson County Sheriff's Office at 336-242-2105.


text:
SOURCE: Spectronics Corporation
July 11, 2016 15:14 ET
WESTBURY, NY--(Marketwired - July 11, 2016) - Whether a technician is erasing one EPROM chip or many, Spectroline's PC-10020-LT UV EPROM/Wafer Erasing System "super-capacity" ensures the highest UV intensity, fastest erasing time and improved safety features.
The PC-10020-LT features ten short-wave UV (254 nm), ozone-free, quartz grid lamp assemblies mounted on specular aluminum reflectors. These high-intensity grid lamps produce up to four times the throughput of competitive systems. Their nominal initial UV intensity of 70,000 µW/cm² ensures the quickest and most complete erasure of programmed memory -- in as little as 90 seconds.
The cabinet's extra wide and deep drawer capacity ensures easy loading of wafers. The loading drawer can accommodate a removable tray insert that is adjustable to varying heights to maintain the optimum UV exposure distance. It has an extra-large load capacity of 6 -12 in (300 mm), 15 - 8 in (200 mm) or 28 - 6 in (150 mm) wafers. A light tower has red/yellow/green signals that indicate mode status at every stage of system operation.
The PC-10020-LT has a two-piece, modular cabinet design and is ruggedly constructed of anodized aluminum and stainless steel.
For more information, call toll-free 1-800-274-8888. Outside the United States and Canada, call 516-333-4840, or check us out at Spectroline.com.
Headquartered in Westbury, New York, Spectronics Corporation invented fluorescent leak detection in 1955, and remains the world's leading manufacturer of ultraviolet equipment and fluorescent dyes. Spectroline® cutting-edge, top-quality, industry-awarded lamps, dyes, radiometers and diagnostic tools are built to exacting standards, and are used for literally dozens of markets, including; Industrial, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration, Laboratory, Semiconductor, Nondestructive Testing and Forensics. Spectronics Corporation is dedicated to upholding high standards in design manufacturing, ensuring customer satisfaction and developing innovative technologies that make the world a better place.
Image Available: http://www.marketwire.com/library/MwGo/2016/7/11/11G106077/Images/PC-10020_UV_EPROM_Wafer_Erasing_System-dcdd01fcbdd38649bd00aeac4003b0dc.jpg
Attachment Available: http://www.marketwire.com/library/MwGo/2016/7/11/11G106077/PC_Series_Catalog-1ba3b3124526b1fa9974b1ea7048328d.pdf
Contact:Spectronics email@example.com
Contact:Spectronics email@example.com
See all RSS Newsfeeds
PC-10020-LT system is the next generation of UV EPROM/wafer erasers.
Specially designed to meet the critical production requirements of high-density EPROMs and wafers, this "super-capacity" unit incorporates the latest technological advances in the industry to ensure the highest UV intensities, fastest erasing times and improved safety. Each unit is engineered for maximum irradiance uniformity, boasting a nominal initial UV intensity output of 70,000 μW/cm² - producing the quickest and most complete erasure of programmed memory. It provides erasing cycle times as fast as 90 seconds.
View Image
Spectroline PC-Series UV EPROM/Wafer Erasing Systems


text:
z28proximo's story
I'm 27. I was in the US Navy 4 years as a Nuclear Electronics Technician, lived in Florida almost 2 years after that, one of them as a cable service technician. Now I'm going back to school to finish my engineering degree.
Topics (27) see all
Login to see what topics you have in common with z28proximo


text:
Above: The gorgeous Basilica di Santa Croce in the historic center of Lecce. This brilliant example of baroque architecture is just one of the many sites that draws throngs of European travelers to Lecce each year.
We were thrilled to read that the Huffington Post has chosen Puglia as one of "15 Places To Go Before They Get Famous."
"With foodie travel on the rise," writes Suzy Strutner, "Puglia ('Apulia' to the English-speaking set) is going to become a household name. In the heel of Italy's boot, the Mediterranean diet takes one of its purest and most delicious forms:food (think olive oil, artichokes, and salami) is locally sourced, restaurants are quaint yet high-quality, and you can sleep in a converted farmhouse… did we mention most of this happens beachside?"
Click here for the complete list and article.
It's great to see the wondrous region of Puglia getting the attention it deserves.


text:
Today I welcome Lynn Lorenz to the blog . Lynn has a wonderful Christmas story in her In the Company of Men series. She's answered some interview questions, sharing a bit about her holiday traditions.
His Duke's Gift
by Lynn Lorenz
It's the Yule season and everyone is excited. Gifts will be given by Duke Logan, but also by Drake and the boys, Tomas and Joss.
Finding the perfect gift proves hard, but when a stranger arrives at the keep, and Logan locks Drake out of his bedroom, Drake's confusion and anger threatens to ruin the season.
Interview – Holiday Spirit
I love Christmas and always look forward to it. What's your favourite holiday of the year and what makes it so special?
I love any holiday that gets me a day off. And that has a celebration that includes food. So basically, I'm good with most of them.
Haha. Me too. Love all the food that accompanies celebrations. 🙂 Do you and your family/friends have any special holiday traditions?
Yes. We go out to eat for Thanksgiving and Christmas. I'm so over the big meal, too much stress, cleaning, cooking and for (At our house) little return. Most of the traditional foods for the holidays, my hubs and kids don't eat. Except pie. Everyone likes pie.
Dare I admit that we don't each much pie? But I'm in Australia so that's my excuse.
What's the worst Christmas present you've ever received?
Well, back in the day, my family was not rich, by any means. It cost a lot for them to send me to college. So I'd get like socks and underwear for Christmas. And, oh, by the way, since your birthday is two days after Christmas, make it count for your birthday too.
I hope you're not getting socks this year! What's the best Christmas gift you've ever received?
Anything my kids made me. Gifts from the heart, always.
Aww…so true. What's your biggest gift giving disaster?
So many, when my hubs and I were first married. We sucked at giving each other gifts. So we learned to de-stress, make a list of what we wanted, and stuck to it. Way less bad feelings. Once the kids were old enough to know about Santa, we made them do lists too. In order of preference. They were rarely disappointed.
What's your biggest gift giving success?
Can't think of one, really.
If you could be granted one special gift for the world for Christmas, what would it be?
This is where I'm supposed to say world peace, right?
Yep. It's what we all wish for 🙂
Christmas carols. Yes or no?
Yes. But only for the month of December. All other times should be banned.
Do you watch Christmas movies? If so, what's your favourite all time holiday movie?
I love them! Holiday Inn, White Christmas, Miracle on 34th Street, Charlie Brown, and of course, It's a Wonderful Life
I love reading stories set in the Christmas season and I especially like seeing stories set all over the world. I love seeing how others celebrate and I love reading about guys getting their special Christmas happy ever afters. Do you read holiday romances? If so, do you have a favourite you'd like to recommend to your readers?
Actually, I don't read many holiday romances, but the ones I do re-read at that time of year are two lovely Jewish gay romance books by Astrid Amera – Carol of the Belskis and Miracle of the Belskis. They are lovely.
Yeah, two new books for my list! What inspired your current holiday story?
I wanted to do a holiday story, but for my medieval series. It was fun researching the Yule season.
Tell us a little about the main characters in your holiday story.
Drake is a mercenary, who now has an adopted son, Joss. Duke Logan has a son, Tomas. It's the same problem we all face – what to give as a gift? But what Logan gets for Drake might just make Drake leave.
Share a favourite holiday photo or a holiday recipe.
So many recipes, not many photos. We're not big picture takers. But we do cook. So I love to do a leftover casserole – layer dressing, but add some sour cream to moisten, stir in shredded cooked turkey, top with cranberry sauce (either the jelly or relish types), and then spread mashed sweet potatoes over it. Top with either crumbs or marshmellows, if you like it sweet. Bake at 350 for a reheat or until marshmellows brown. Easy and Yummy!
Lynn has shared a holiday song with us. So enjoy a listen while you go buy her book and check out the rest of the series.
Buy Link
About the Author
Lynn Lorenz lives in Texas, where she's a fan of all things Texan, like Longhorns, big hair, and cowboys in tight jeans. She's never met a comma she didn't like, and enjoys editing and brainstorming with other writers. Lynn spends most of her time writing about hot sex with even hotter heroes, plot twists, werewolves, and medieval swashbucklers. She's currently at work on her latest book, making herself giggle and blush, and avoiding all the housework.
Lynn Lorenz http://www.lynnlorenz.com


text:
Purchase this article with an account.
L.C. Huang, R.J. Proske, A.M. McDermott; Expression of the Peptide Antibiotic LL-37/hCAP18 (Cathelicidin) by Human Corneal Epithelial Cells . Invest. Ophthalmol. Vis. Sci. 2003;44(13):1335.
Download citation file:
© ARVO (1962-2015); The Authors (2016-present)
Abstract: :
Purpose: LL-37/hCAP18 (Cathelicdin) is an antimicrobial peptide with broad activity against Gram+ve and -ve bacteria, and fungi. The purpose of this study was to examine the expression of LL-37/hCAP18 in the human corneal epithelium and to determine if conditions such as injury or inflammation modulate its expression. Methods: Human corneas were obtained from an eyebank. Superficial wounds were created by scraping away the epithelium (original epithelial samples) leaving an 1-2mm ring of cells intact around the limbus. The wounded corneas were allowed to re-epithelialise in a serum-free culture environment and 48 hours later, the re-grown epithelium was collected by scraping (re-grown epithelial samples). RNA was extracted and RT-PCR was performed using specific primers for LL-37/hCAP18 and ß-actin. Primary cultured human corneal epithelial cells (HCEC) were treated with 10ng/ml IL-1ß for 30-180min. Cells treated with serum-free culture media acted as controls. At the end of the incubation the culture media was collected and the cells harvested. RT-PCR was performed to detect LL-37/hCAP18 mRNA expression. Immunoblotting was performed to detect LL-37/hCAP18 peptide. Results: All original epithelial samples (n=6) expressed a low level of LL-37/hCAP18 mRNA. All re-grown epithelial samples (n=6) also showed LL-37/hCAP18 mRNA expression and this was upregulated approximately 2.4 fold (p>0.004) compared to the original samples. Untreated HECE also weakly expressed LL-37/hCAP18 mRNA. IL-1ß rapidly (30min) stimulated upregulation of LL-37/hCAP18 mRNA expression in HCEC in a time dependent manner (n=4). IL-1ß also stimulated LL-37/hCAP18 protein production by HCEC and this was strongly detected by 3hrs (n=2). Conclusions: Our data show that LL-37/hCAP18 mRNA and protein are produced by the corneal epithelium, and their expression is increased during wound healing and conditions mimicking inflammation. Thus, LL-37/hCAP18 is another member of the growing family of antimicrobial peptides present at the ocular surface to help protect the cornea from infection.
This PDF is available to Subscribers Only


text:
U.S. Embassy Belmopan informs U.S. citizens that a march and demonstration has been planned in Belmopan from Governor General Field, past the Catholic Mission and then to Belmopan City Council Office from 9:00AM to 11:00AM on Thursday, September 7, 2017.
Even demonstrations intended to be peaceful can turn confrontational and escalate into violence. You should avoid areas of demonstrations, and exercise caution if in the vicinity of any large gatherings, protests, or demonstrations.
For further information about security in Belize:
· See the State Department's travel website for the Worldwide Caution, Travel Warnings, Travel Alerts, and Belize Country Specific Information.
· Enroll in the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) to receive security messages and make it easier to locate you in an emergency.
· Contact the U.S. Embassy in Belize, located at 4 Floral Park Road, Belmopan City, Belize, at +501-822-4011, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. After-hours emergency number for U.S. citizens is +501-610-5030. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Christian J. Schurman
Chairman, Overseas Security Advisory Council
Director, Diplomatic Security Service
Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Diplomatic Security
Bureau of Diplomatic Security
U.S. Department of State
Sandy Cowie
Co-Chairman, Overseas Security Advisory Council
Director – Global Security and Business Continuity
Principal Financial Group
Thomas G. Scanlon
Executive Director, Overseas Security Advisory Council
Bureau of Diplomatic Security
U.S. Department of State
Telephone: 571-345-2223
This is a U.S. Government inter-agency website managed by the Bureau of Diplomatic
Security, U.S. Department of State.
Please note that all OSAC products are for internal U.S. private sector purposes
only. Publishing or otherwise distributing OSAC-derived information in a manner
inconsistent with this policy may result in the discontinuation of OSAC support.
The Overseas Security Advisory Council (OSAC) provides links to non-government websites
as a public service only. The U.S. government, including OSAC, neither endorses
nor guarantees in any way the external organizations, services, advice, or products
included in these website links. For more information, please read our full disclaimer.
Overseas Security Advisory Council - Bureau of Diplomatic Security
U.S. Department of State - Washington, D.C. 20522-2008
Telephone: 571-345-2223 - Facsimile: 571-345-2238


text:
Toronto, ON (PRWEB) March 03, 2015
RefinePro, the cloud-based platform that simplifies the data cleaning and preparation process, is pleased to announce the opening of its Public Beta, beginning March 7, 2015.
RefinePro makes your data accessible to the right people in your organization: the decision-makers, domain experts, and even your front-line staff. Whether they work in marketing, administration, or accounting, they can clean and transform their data directly, without having to wait for IT or data analysts to do it for them -- a traditional business bottleneck.
The past few years have seen a proliferation in the amount of data available to companies -- but not necessarily to the individuals who need it most within those organizations. At the same time, more and more tools and APIs have been developed to enable sharing and enhancing data, but again, these require considerable technical prowess to use.
RefinePro fills that gap by offering a simple, spreadsheet-like, point and click interface with the power of GREL -- an easy-to-learn scripting language that lets non-technical users make quick and global changes to their data. Need to clean a customer list or prepare a report based on information from multiple systems? With RefinePro your team can clean and enhance the data set directly.
In Private Beta since November of 2014, the development team has made many changes to the technology at the suggestion of the early users, including adding the ability to share your data projects with other users (with locking so that no conflicts arise). Come experience a free month of service and give feedback to help make it even better.
Say goodbye to file-size limitations of Excel and waiting for technical help to access the data needed to complete projects. Visit http://www.RefinePro.com and sign up for the Public Beta starting March 7, 2015.
About RefinePro:
RefinePro is an enterprise-grade solution that expands the functionality of the open source project OpenRefine by making it available in SaaS model, with multi-tiered support. OpenRefine is a free, open source tool for working with messy data, created in 2010 and downloaded over a thousand times per week. RefinePro was founded in 2014.


text:
Georges-Louis Le Sage, Swiss physicist
C033/7154 Rights Managed
530 pixels on longest edge, unwatermarked
Request/Download high-res file
Uncompressed file size: 27.3MB
Downloadable file size: 5.1MB
Please login to use the price calculator
Credit: COLLECTION ABECASIS/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
Release details: Model release not required. Property release not required.
Keywords: 1700s, 1800s, 1868, 18th century, 19th century, adult, artwork, black and white, black-and-white, electrical engineering, engineer, european, george-louis le sage, head and shoulders, historical, history, history of science, human, illustration, inventor, kinetic theory of gases, line, lines, male, man, monochrome, no-one, nobody, people, person, physical, physicist, physics, portrait, scientist, static electricity, surname l, surname s, swiss, technological, technology, telecommunication, telecommunications, telegraph, telegraphs, telegraphy, theory of gravitation, white background
Licence fees: A licence fee will be charged for any media (low or high resolution) used in your project.


text:
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
-Contest results are in! So many amazing entries and also some ugbos! No offense! I choose ugbos too sometimes!!!!!! Who will be the winner of the amazing Men in Black prizepack including extra bonus surprise!!!?!!?!!?!! Who will get the prizeless and unsatisfying honourable mentions!?!?!?!?!
-Family reunion pictures!!!!!!!
-New CBMMN themesong!!!!!!!
-The last few Toronto boys for you!!!!!!
-Paris boys again!!!!!
-Gratuitious use of exclamation points!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
***Wait! Time Zone difference! You still have 6 hours to submit an entry!!! Go Go Go!***
5 comments:
Where do you keep all your dolls?
- October 2, 2008 at 11:51 AM
- Pixel said...
- This comment has been removed by the author.
- October 2, 2008 at 12:31 PM
- Pixel said...
I like the one on the far right with the stubble and the neckerchief. He looks rugged. But stylish.
- October 2, 2008 at 12:31 PM
- dong dong23 said...
ray ban sunglasses
michael kors outlet
louis vuitton outlet
lebron james shoes 2015
rolex watches
michael kors handbags
mont blanc pens
adidas shoes
michael kors outlet
cheap oakleys
ray ban sunglasses outlet
toms shoes
coach factory outlet
gucci outlet
longchamp handbags
rolex watches outlet
replica watches
coach outlet
asics running shoes
cheap jordan shoes
adidas trainers
adidas shoes
kobe 11
christian louboutin shoes
michael kors outlet
louis vuitton
jordan concords
louis vuitton outlet
cheap oakleys
longchamp outlet
tory burch flats
coach outlet
christian louboutin flats
ralph lauren sale
hollister outlet
nike outlet
coach outlet
true religion jeans
true religion outlet
cheap jordan shoes
- June 10, 2016 at 10:56 PM
- Zheng junxai5 said...
jordan retro 4
tory burch outlet
cheap oakleys
fitflop shoes
tods outlet store
christian louboutin sale clearance
nike air max 90
louis vuitton outlet
michael kors outlet
oakley outlet
gucci outlet
michael kors outlet
michael kors outlet
michael kors outlet
michael kors outlet
oakley sunglasses
ray ban sunglasses
hollister kids
coach outlet store online clearances
cheap toms
adidas originals
abercrombie outlet
nike blazers uk
cheap oakley sunglasses
michael kors purses
ralph lauren
michael kors outlet
jordan 3 retro
kate spade outlet
rolex watches
toms shoes
louis vuitton outlet online
ralph lauren outlet
coach factory outlet
nike outlet
louis vuitton bags
coach factory outlet online
ghd hair straighteners
oakley sunglasses wholesale
celine handbags
- July 6, 2016 at 3:56 AM


text:
Talk Archive: 22nd October 2013
Talk Description
Bill Harpley joins us for a look at the current state and future of 'personal wireless body area networks', how technology like Google Glass and simpler devices like the Fitbit are influencing our lives, the dawn of the 'Internet of Bling' and what technology may be coming in the near future due to advances in materials and pharmaceutical science.
As well as the upside of the potential shiny gadgets that will soon be trying to enhance our lives, Bill will be talking about the security and privacy issues they may cause and what we will need to consider to ensure future developments help rather than hinder their users.
This will be a fascinating talk about cutting edge technology that is starting to affect us all, we hope you'll join us on the 22nd October to hear it.
Bill Harpley is a freelance Information Systems consultant who writes about ubiquitous computing at billharpley.com
We'd like to say a big thank you to Hazlitt Eastman and Nathan Pope, who have both leant us cameras for filming the talks after we had trouble with our own kit during Stuart's talk.
When it happened
Tuesday 22nd October 2013
Worthing Coworking
8 High Street
West Sussex


text:
Lasagna with yellow squash and smoked turkey sausage
Lasagna is arguably one of the greatest comfort foods invented. Who doesn't like lasagna? Amber had given me a lasagna request like a month ago and I politely agreed yet continued onward with my seafood kick. Those requests became more adamant as time went on and here we are. This recipe is the product of a genuine comfort food craving.
One of my reasons for hesitating to make lasagna was my inner drive to recreate the dish in some unique fashion. It's just what I do. I was stumped. How could I make lasagna unique, yet still satisfy the comfort food craving? These are the three unique ingredients that I used:
Smoked Mozzarella cheese
Smoke Turkey Sausage
Yellow Squash
I made my own red sauce for this lasagna but by all means you can simply buy it. If you have more time to spare then go for it. The yellow squash was so flavorful in this dish and the smoked turkey sausage complimented it perfectly. Any other sausage would have been too harsh and dominated the lasagna. The smoked mozzarella added the final blow to knock this dinner out of the park! I hope you enjoy it as much as we did. This lasagna only lasted 2 days in our house and we wished we had more.
A final note: If you want less sauce in your lasagna its safe to cut 1 cup of sauce out. Just make sure to try to coat the no boil noodles as much as possible so they can become tender.
- 1 pack of oven ready lasagna noodles
- 3 medium yellow squash (sliced in long strips)
- 2 cups of your favorite red sauce
- ¼ cup chopped fresh basil
- 1 tbsp leaves of fresh oregano (torn)
- 1 cup of sliced shitake mushrooms
- 2 cups grated smoked mozzarella
- 1½ cups of ricotta cheese
- 1 egg (beaten)
- 2 cups of smoked turkey sausage (diced or ground)
- ½ tsp kosher salt
- ¼ tsp pepper
- 1 cup of thawed frozen spinach
- Olive oil
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees.
- Dice up the smoked turkey sausage and brown in a skillet for 5 minutes. Add in the shitake mushrooms and cook for another 3 minutes.
- Pour in 2 cups of red sauce to the sausage and mushrooms. Season with ½ tsp of kosher salt and ¼ tsp of pepper. Bring the sauce to a boil and then cover and let simmer for 10 minutes.
- Rub the squash slices with olive oil, salt and pepper. Grill or fry them until they are browned and tender. About 3-4 minutes per side. Then set aside
- Meanwhile, mix together the ricotta with chopped fresh basil and torn fresh oregano leaves. Also, stir in 1 cup of spinach. Add in the beaten egg.
- Once the red sauce is finished, its time to assemble the lasagna. In a rectangular oven dish, place some red sauce to coat the bottom of the dish. Place sheets of no boil lasagna noodles on top. Then cover the noodles with more sauce. Add in a layer of the herb ricotta mixture and then top with sliced squash. On top of that add 1 cup of smoked mozzarella cheese. Add more lasagna noodles and repeat the process one more time.
- Bake the lasagna for 1 hour and then let cool for 5 minutes.
- Enjoy!
7 Comments Hide Comments
I spotted this on thekitchn…looks exactly like what my cold, dreary fall day could use!
[…] Lasagna with yellow squash and smoked turkey sausage. (via The Kitchn) […]
I saw this via the kitchn, too, and just made two–one to freeze and one to make for a crowd tomorrow. I made some modifications according to what I could find at my local grocery store (no smoked turkey…sad day!) and I'm a teeny bit worried it might not be that great…but extra mozzarella covers a multitude of sins, right? 🙂
This looks fab. I love the colors and the creative use of the squash with the turkey sausage. I will have to try this sometime! Beautiful photos on your blog, BTW!


text:
GoalPro and SirPsychoT have teamed up to bring you Goalie Edits for NHL 11! If you have any questions or concerns regarding the edits, please feel free to email me at
The Goalie Edit section for NHL 11 has been revamped! There is now:
-32 sets
-9 customizable zones (instead of 4 in NHL10)
-Logo Color customization (instead of white/black in NHL10)
Team Colors:
Team Color Palette:
Custom Colors:
Scroll Bar: 0-40 (#0 is white/black)
Custom Color Palette:
Example: Yellow (CC 5-20)
-5 over on the top scroll bar.
-select #20 according to the Custom Color Palette


text:
At States Tire, we stock a wide selection of wheels for customers in McKeesport, PA, White Oak, PA, North Versailles, PA, and surrounding areas.
Before you start shopping for a new set of wheels, use our wheel buying guide below, and consider the advantages and disadvantages of different wheel materials in order to find the best wheel to suit your needs. If you have any questions during your research, simply contact us online.
Every customer's criteria for buying wheels is different, so we urge you to contact us with your questions or concerns. Our service staff is comprised of wheel and rim experts who remain on the cutting edge of wheel style, configuration, and performance.
For the best wheel buying experience around, contact us today.
States Tire is all about you. It's our goal to give you the best tires and the best service all at affordable prices. For over 20 years we've been serving drivers across McKeesport, PA, White Oak, PA, North Versailles, PA, and surrounding areas. We sell a wide range of passenger vehicle tires and specialty tires. We also perform a wide range of automotive services, including nitrogen inflation, exhaust system repair, brake repair, and PA state inspections. See us for new tires or custom wheels, or schedule your appointment with us today.


text:
Law Express: Employment Law (Law Express 5th edition)By: David Cabrelli (author)Paperback
In Stock
DescriptionTried and tested by undergraduate law students across the UK. 94% of students polled agree that Law Express helps them to revise effectively and take exams with confidence. 88% agree that Law Express helps them to understand key concepts quickly. Make your answer stand out with Law Express, the UK's bestselling law revision series. Review the key cases, statutes and legal terms you need to know for your exam. Improve your exam performance with helpful advice on effective revision. Maximise your marks with tips for advanced thinking and further debate. Avoid losing marks by understanding common pitfalls. Practise answering sample questions and find guidance for structuring strong answers. Hone your exam technique further with additional study materials on the companion website.
About AuthorDavid Cabrelli is a Senior Lecturer in Law at the University of Edinburgh and a qualified solicitor in Scotland (non-practising).
ContentsDedication and acknowledgements Introduction Guided tour Table of cases and statutes Chapter 1: The sources and institutions of employment law and key definitions Chapter 2: Implied terms of the contract of employment (1): duties of the employer Chapter 3: Implied terms of the contract of employment (2): duties of the employee Chapter 4: Key statutory employment rights Chapter 5: Discrimination in employment (1) Chapter 6: Discrimination in employment (2) Chapter 7: Equal pay Chapter 8: Wrongful dismissal Chapter 9: Unfair dismissal (1): basic concepts Chapter 10: Unfair dismissal (2): remedies and redundancy Chapter 11: Collective labour law And finally, before the exam . . . Glossary of terms Index
Product Details
- publication date: 01/08/2016
- Format: Paperback
- Number Of Pages: 224
- weight: 286
- edition: 5th edition
Delivery Information
- Saver Delivery: Yes
- 1st Class Delivery: Yes
- Courier Delivery: Yes
- Store Delivery: Yes


text:
Meet Steve Luchs
I received my Suzuki training at Southern Illinois University with a Masters Degree in Violin Performance. I was fortunate to be a graduate teaching assistant for two years with Professor John Kendall, world renowned violinist and teacher who was the first American to study with Dr. Suzuki.
After coming to San Diego 35 years ago, I joined the San Diego Symphony and San Diego Chamber Orchestra. Since becoming a full time teacher, both in the schools and in my private studio, I've continued performing as a freelance musician. It has been fun performing with some well known artists. A few examples are Tony Bennett, Burt Bacharach, Moody Blues, Izaak Stern, Itzaak Perlman. I have played with Smokey Robinson for the past 20 years.
It has been a challenging and rewarding experience teaching at CPJMA. I am in my fifth year here and I am excited to see the music program blossom in becoming a model for other schools. CPJMA has gotten recognition throughout the country for our innovation!
Contact me: firstname.lastname@example.com
The inventor of the Suzuki method, Shin'ichi Suzuki, explained his philosophy: "I want to make good citizens. If a child hears fine music from the day of his birth and learns to play it himself, he develops sensitivity, discipline and endurance. He gets a beautiful heart." The Suzuki principals include an early beginning of listening, loving encouragement, parental support, constant repetition, learning with other children, and then learning to read. Because all children learn and master their own language, Suzuki believed all children could learn and master music in the same way.
My advice for violin students and parents- don't miss class, pay attention, and PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE.
2017-18 Schedule
Champion Advanced
4th Gr. Jesse Advanced Strings
All 3rd grade Advanced Strings
Rhoades Advanced
5th Gr. Zittle Advanced Strings
4th gr. Rhoades Advanced Strings
Zittle Advanced
All 3rd grade advanced strings
|Champion Advanced Strings
Tessaro Advanced
Duncan, Tran, Sanchez
Macker, Tessaro Advanced Strings
3rd gr beginners
Macker, Duncan, Tran, Sanchez Advanced strings
All 3rd Grade Beginners
All 4th & 5th gr Beginners
4th grade Jessee
Advanced strings
All Kinder, 1st & 2nd Grade Beginners
All 1st and 2nd Grade Beginners
All Kinder,1st & 2nd Grade Beginners


text:
What Are The Benefits Of Iyengar Yoga?
There are many branches in yoga. Iyengar yoga is a branch that has become very popular in recent decades. To tell in simple words, Iyengar yoga is a form of traditional yoga that offers great health benefits. There are many reasons why you should try practicing Iyengar yoga. However, in this article, we will tell you the eight major reasons for practicing the Iyengar yoga. To know more interesting facts and news related to yoga, you can go through the Rachael Flatt blog. If you are learning ways to weight loss, then you can have a visit at www.fitday.com. This website provides an interesting tool for maintaining your health.
Iyengar yoga helps to increase the body flexibility. In this yoga, various movements and postures are performed gently and slowly. The postures are maintained for at least one minute. Increased flexibility helps to do your day to day activity without any pain and injury. The body will feel very fit and your mental confidence will see an improvement.
Iyengar yoga does not focus on specific muscles, but all the muscles throughout the body. By doing the Iyengar yoga regularly, your muscles get strengthened and your body gets toned.
Once you start doing the exercises, you will be told to eliminate all thoughts and keep the mind clean and peaceful. In fact, Iyengar yoga is a kind of meditation that helps to make your mind calmer.
Iyengar yoga is proved to relieve pain of the back and neck, which are mostly caused due to the muscle tension. The yoga simply relaxes and eases the muscles. With regular and intense practice, you would be able to minimize various pains.
This yoga helps to improve the posture, by strengthening the muscles that are responsible for maintaining posture. This yoga even helps to strengthen minor muscles, which are often neglected in the modern exercises.
This yoga offers increased diseases protection. Diseases are caused when the body does not function properly or normally. Iyengar yoga helps to improve the overall functioning of the body that includes digestion system, central nervous system, blood circulation and many more. The yoga helps to nourish the organ, eliminate toxins and reduces the risks of diseases.
You will enjoy better food and lifestyle habits by practicing this yoga. As this yoga makes your mind calmer and wiser, you will naturally prefer for better lifestyle. This yoga teaches you to love your body and create awareness on bad things that affect your body and health.
The breathing ability is increased with this yoga. You will breathe inhale and exhale, when performing various movements, and hold the breath when maintaining a posture. This breathing technique helps to expand your lungs and improve oxygen intake. With more oxygen intake your organs like brain, the heart will get more supply or oxygen.
Above reasons are enough to prove, why Iyengar yoga is great for any health-conscious person. You can find more details about this yoga on the Internet. You can use the Internet search engines to find the details about the places, where the yoga is taught. There are also many blogs to provide a wealth of information on yoga.