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Some Simple Methods How to Get Rid of Upper Lip Wrinkles
How to Get Rid of Upper Lip Wrinkles. Deep lines on the upper lip and around the mouth are called perioral wrinkles. Upper lip wrinkles can disturb and prompt an ugly you! Wrinkles on upper lip and wrinkles around the mouth are connected with maturing, and sun presentation and hereditary qualities may fuel the issue. Smoking likewise causes wrinkles on upper lip, regularly alluded to as smokers' lines. Notwithstanding, these exist some best wrinkle treatment alternatives to get rid of upper lip wrinkles.
Wrinkles on Upper Lip – Best Treatment for Upper Lip Wrinkles
Wrinkles on upper lips or smoker's lines can give a maturing appearance to your face. Be that as it may, you can diminish those deep lines on the upper lip to get a more youthful look. There are a few surgical and non surgical upper lip wrinkles treatment choices to evacuate upper lip wrinkles.
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How to Get Rid of Upper Lip Wrinkles Using Botox
Botox infusion to upper lip is one of the best wrinkle treatment technique that can decrease/smoker's lines/or vertical upper lip wrinkles. Botox diminishes muscle constriction which decreases dynamic wrinkles – wrinkles brought about by development. In the more serious instances of smoker's lines, a little measure of Botox is infused into the top lip to diminish the measure of muscle development and enhance the lip restoration process. At the point when performed accurately, there are generally no reactions. You should be mindful so as not to rub the lip zone after upper lip wrinkle treatment to abstain from spreading the poison to different parts of your face, in any case.
Lip Wrinkle Creams to Remove Deep Lines on the Upper Lip
Over-the-counter wrinkle creams is one of the best treatment for upper lip wrinkles that can decrease the presence of smoker's lines and wrinkles around lips without surgery. There are a few over-the-counter wrinkle cream items available that urge skin to help collagen generation and lessen wrinkles on upper lip. Retinol, hydroxyl acids, Coenzyme Q10, copper peptides, kinetin, and tea concentrates are all dynamic fixings in upper lip wrinkle creams for treating smoker's lines, deep wrinkles around your lips, and wrinkles under eyes.
Get Rid of Smoker's Lines with Facial Exercise
Facial exercises are one of the best non surgical treatment alternatives to expel vertical lip lines or smoker's wrinkles. Do a couple of straightforward lip exercises day by day so as to decrease upper lip wrinkles without the need to experience corrective surgery. To keep your lips smooth and free of wrinkles on upper lip, play out this exercise twist your upper lip, regularly called a fish frown, and hold it in position with the forefinger. Move your fingers gradually down towards the sides of your mouth, without unwinding the upper-lip twist. Rehash this lip exercise 10 times once a day to get rid of upper lip lines quick.
Remove Deep Lines on the Upper Lip utilizing Chemical Peels
Substance peeling utilizes a concoction answer for enhance the deep lines over the upper lip. Utilizing substance peels, external layers of the harmed or wrinkled skin are expelled, empowering the development of better than ever skin. Different sorts of chemicals are utilized for peels, for example, alphahydroxy acids or phenol. AHA's are a classification of peeling operators that incorporates glycolic corrosive, lactic corrosive, and organic product acids. They are viewed as the mildest of the peel equations and deliver light peels. The right synthetic peel relies on upon what your objectives are for your skin.
Injectable Fillers to Get Rid of Smoker's Lines
Injectable fillers is additionally one of the best upper lip wrinkles treatment choices to get rid of deep vertical lines around the mouth. Injectable fillers reestablish young shapes to the skin to smooth away direct to serious facial wrinkles, grin lines, and vertical upper lip lines. Deep wrinkles on upper lip can be enhanced with fillers, for example, Juvederm and Restylane. Injectable fillers ought to be directed by your doctor.
Laser Treatment to Remove Deep Lines on the Upper Lip
Laser skin reemerging offers a long haul or changeless answer for your deep upper lip lines Carbon dioxide laser (CO2) is demonstrated to adequately treat the upper lip wrinkles or smoker's lines. On the off chance that the wrinkles on upper lip are deep, a partial laser gadget can likewise be very useful. The laser warms deeper layers of the skin, which invigorates the development of new collagen. With a progression of medicines, you can adequately expel the deep lines connected with perioral wrinkles. Your skin around lips will likewise seem all the more even in tone with this non surgical laser treatment choice.
Home Remedy to Get Rid of Deep Upper Lip Wrinkles
In particular, peeling is done to wipe out the upper layer of our skin. Shed your lips and skin around mouth routinely to expel dead cells, leaving new ones that look brighter and more tightly. Utilize a delicate infant toothbrush or a mellow scour to peel your lips frequently. After that, grease up the lip region with a characteristic cream. You can expel vertical upper lip lines and wrinkles around mouth actually by utilizing common oils like almond oil, live oil, vitamin E oil, and so forth.
The previously mentioned cures and treatment techniques for wrinkles on upper lip will help you in getting rid of the upper lip wrinkles or smoker's lines. It is conceivable to look more youthful than your genuine age by taking after these medicines for upper lip wrinkles.


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My ex-fiance and good friend just phoned to ask why he's such a powerful manifestor of negative things, but not positive ones.
(There's a belief worth turning around. But we'll get to that later.)
Rob's story is interesting, and probably not uncommon. So I've challenged him to change it, and thinking some of us might be inspired to join him.
He told about driving a customer's car down the highway (he does custom remodel work on priceless classics), noticed a big work truck ahead of him, and started thinking, "You know, the last thing I need is a rock chip. I should probably change … " and BAM! Before he was even done thinking the thought to change lanes, the windshield took a hit, leaving a lovely chip.
When he gets to the shop, he thinks, "I should call Todd to arrange for that repair today. But what if Todd's out? Thursday's his day off. Today's Tuesday. But what if he's not in?" Sure enough, Todd's out, even though it's not his regular day off.
Rob asks if he had fleeting thoughts of a million dollars spilling through the streets, would it suddenly appear?
I suggested he try it sometime. After he laughed, I asked if he has as strong a belief in free money in the streets as he does rock chips and bad timing for repairs.
Admittedly, and he's not alone in this, it's sometimes easier to believe in bad things than it is in really good things.
The good news is he/we can change that. Belief is just a thought we've repeated enough to make it a strong one. And we can change our thoughts. We humans are pretty cool that way.
So Rob's going to try it. He's going to practice thinking good thoughts and see how quickly they manifest. I ask him to report back.
Before he hangs up, he tells me how he's really good at reading people, too. He can tell in advance what they're going to do. He might think he's psychic. I think he doesn't yet realize the powerful effect his thoughts have on others.
For example, he says when his son comes over he knows it's to ask for money, rather than lend a hand around the house. He can tell when the neighborhood homeless guy is going to drop by his shop asking for a loan. He's got lots of examples of how he predicts people's behavior.
Is he predicting? Or creating? (And what if they were the same?)
I suggest he practice his good thoughts on people, too. I told him people live up to and down to our expectations all day long, and suggest he practice holding new expectations.
I got a funny feeling his world is about to get brighter. : )

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This was a school project. I'm in my first year of fashion and we had to make needle cases for our sewing class. The materials that were provided were embroidery floss and synthetic felt. Yuck. I hate synthetic felt. I decided to make mine out of my own scrap fabric instead. Here is the sketch I drew.
I used black linen. We were supposed to attach some design to the cover with a blanket stitch, so I made an embroidered label that said "needles".
I went over the lines with a chain stitch in silver thread. I had considered gold thread, to match my old sewing machine, but I prefer silver with black.
|The beginning of the "N". The chalk lines kept wearing off and I had to constantly re-draw them.
The edges of the pages are raw. I doubt a blanket stitch would work on them and they don't seem to be in any great danger of unraveling.
I populated the finished case with needles.
I think that I should have put some kind of stiffening in the cover. It gets a bit scrunched around the edges when I carry it in my embroidery bag.
|This page is for needles that I am currently using.
Here is the title page I made for the hand stitches section of my sewing fundamentals binder.
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- Iron 0.0mg
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One of the greatest fun-filled events begins this Monday – our 2014 JOG! JOG is a lot of fun for everyone, but we need our parents help to make this year one of the best ever! In addition to helping your student complete the JOG forms, we also need help at the RCE campus each morning counting forms. Please email Mr. Kady at firstname.lastname@example.com if you can help…thanks.
All K-8 are signed up for JOG and will receive forms and can win prizes. High School students may participate simply by letting the high school office know of their interest.
This is a great way to raise funds for our Tuition Grant program, new equipment and other needs at Redwood Christian Schools.
And this year, you can support the runners by going online to www.rcs.edu, click on JOG-A-THON. You will then enter your jogger's name and jog number and click DONATE to proceed to the payment screen. You can mail your jogger's information to folks all over and they can support your jogger online! IMPORTANT: If you donate online, you must still turn in your jog form to your campus to be counted towards prizes.
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SRINAGAR, Oct 11: Two Garud commandos of army's air force wing and two militants of LeT were killed in an encounter during the wee hours of this morning at Hajin in Bandipora.
Reports said that the encounter started when a joint party of 13 Rashtriya Rifles of Army and SOG laid siege to Rakh (Paribal) area of Hajin following inputs about the presence of militants in the area.
"As the forces were closing in, the hiding militants fired upon them around 5.00 AM, resulting in injuries to three personnel of Garud Commando Force. Two of them succumbed later," said a police official.
He identified the deceased commandos as Cpl Neelesh Nayan and Sgt Milind Khabar.
He said the commandos were operating with the army for operational experience and training.
A senior police official said that two militants were also killed in the shootout.
They were identified as Abu Bakr alias Ali Baba and Nasrullah Mir, son of Nazir Ahmad Mir, resident of Mir Mohalla Hajin. Both belonged to Lashkar-e-Toiba militant outfit, he said.
A police official told media that Nasrullah Mir disappeared in March this year and joined Lashkar-e-Toiba militant outfit.
The official added that besides some food stuff and medicine, arms and ammunition was recovered from the possession of slain militants.
Meanwhile, deputy inspector general North Kashmir VK Bridi said the slain militants were involved in the killing of off-duty BSF man Muhammad Ramzan Parrey.
Parrey was killed by gunmen on September 28. Four of his family members were injured in the shooting.
He said t they were part of the Lashkar-e-Toiba militant group involved in several attacks on security forces and civilians in the area in recent past.
Thousands of people amid complete shutdown participated in his last rites while the body of another non-local militant was secretly buried in Uri Gantmohalla. Reports added that youth clashed with police after the killing of these two militants.
Authorities closed educational institutions in Bandipora district and some parts of Baramulla district following the culmination of encounter. Authorities also snapped internet service.
According to the orders of district magistrate Bandipora, class work shall remain suspended in Government Degree College Sumbal, Government Higher Secondary Sumbal, Government Higher Secondary school Hajin, Government Higher Secondary school Naidkhai and Government High School Sumbal today.
He said the class work has been suspended "as a precautionary measure".
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Tom Key first got to know Bernardine Mitchell back in the 1980s, when she snatched him from the depths of despair, night after night, and sang him back to sanity.
They were in a show together — the Alliance Theatre's production of "A Christmas Carol."
Key was playing that old curmudgeon Scrooge, and each night he would meet the Ghost of Christmas Future, a ghost that tells him he is going to die alone and unmourned.
Each night, as Scrooge cowered on the ground, bereft, agonized, the angelic Mitchell would rescue him, gather him up in a hug, and sing "O Holy Night."
"That was something, three years running, of which I never tired," Key said.
The lanky, lantern-jawed Key and the beatific Mitchell are back together this holiday season in "The Gifts of the Magi," a musical version of the O. Henry short story. It opens Dec. 6 at the Theatrical Outfit after two nights of previews.
Key is behind the scenes in this holiday production, as artistic director of the Theatrical Outfit, and Mitchell is the emotional center, an interlocutor who puts the play in motion and sings its most powerful theme, "Pockets."
It's the sort of life-affirming role that is suited to Mitchell's personal charisma. To describe her energy, Key quotes Dylan Thomas: She is, he says, "part of nature's sustaining power, the force that through the green fuse drives the flower."
Mitchell tends to politely set aside such praise, and claims her role is just one member of an ensemble. That six-person troupe ran through the play recently during a rehearsal at the Outfit's downtown headquarters, in a Luckie Street storefront that used to be Herren's restaurant and now is called the Balzer Theater.
The cast includes Nick Arapoglou and Caroline Freedlund as Jim and Della, the struggling young couple who face a New York City Christmas with no money but with a fierce desire to give.
Mitchell, 61, plays a news vendor named Willy who narrates the tale. During this rehearsal, she clutches a script in one hand, but consults it only once or twice. Five feet 10 and broad-shouldered, she is dressed casually in a brown T-shirt that reads "My Mind Not Only Wanders, Sometimes It Leaves Completely." Her braids, highlighted with a touch of gray, are tied up in a tangle.
The first few songs take her voice down into Sarah Vaughan territory, low, cello tones that verge on a female baritone's register. The two-octave part was actually written for a man. While auditioning for another role, Mitchell mentioned to musical director S. Renee Clark that Willy was in her vocal range.
Clark and director Heidi Cline McKerley decided to rearrange the vendor's gender, and Ms. Willy was born.
Mitchell, the seventh of eight children, was raised by her mother, Rosa Lee Mitchell, who remained single after her first husband died. In 1964, the family moved from Woodville, Ga., to Atlanta, relocating to a house right on Auburn Avenue.
A strict missionary Baptist, Rosa Lee didn't countenance blues music, mouthy children or dancing on Sunday. Amazingly, her seventh child won a full music scholarship to the eminent Oberlin College in Ohio, with the help and guidance of a choir director at Murphy High School.
Bernardine (the Germanic name means "brave bear") returned to Atlanta to launch a career as a jazz vocalist, and fronted her own trio for 15 years, but it wasn't a perfect fit. She needed community, and the theater provided it.
The Clarkston resident has bounced between New York City and Atlanta, appearing in "La Divina Caricatura" with Mabou Mines in New York and touring Europe and North America as Antigone with the Blind Boys of Alabama in the titanic "The Gospel at Colonus." This is the third time the Theatrical Outfit has staged this version of "Magi," which also includes elements of another O. Henry story, "The Cop and the Anthem."
During this rehearsal, Mitchell moves with her colleagues as if they were part of a dance troupe. But when she sings, the spotlight finds her.
Her diction is intense. Some of her consonants seem shot from an air gun. She aims some notes at the ceiling, like a trumpet player. In the song "Pockets," she maintains a magnetic tension that commands the listener to stop breathing until she is done.
The sparse audience at the rehearsal includes a lighting designer, a costumer and a stage manager. All erupt in applause.
"I'm a wreck," says Key, sniffing happily in one corner.
Later, Mitchell takes a moment to examine the show's spiritual message.
The authors, Mark St. Germain and Randy Courts, are focused on the spirit behind the act of giving, she says. "They are saying when we give and receive, WE are the Magi … That when we have nothing else, we have love, and when we have that, we have everything. I'm getting emotional just saying it."
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Sermons on Community
Leadership Lessons
Exodus 17:8-18:27 Every Christian is a leader. Leadership is about influence. Whether you are a CEO, teacher, parent, or friend you will lead (influence) others either directly or indirectly for good or bad (Matt5:13-16). If you want to influence people for the gospel, you must learn how to live a grace paced life in a burnout culture.
Good and Pleasant, Oil and Dew
Psalm 133 King David describes the precious community of God. Jesus would have probably been meditating with the disciples on this Psalm when he went on His pilgrimage to Jerusalem (Luke. 9:51) where He would die on the cross for His church during the festival.
Luke 14:1-35 Desert Breeze is a place where strangers become friends and friends become family (Home). What is home? Home is not just a structure but a shelter from the stormy blast of life. It's a place of love, laughter and learning. It's a place where you can truly just be yourself and feel you belong. This world is cold, draining and stressful but home is warm,…
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Luke 6:12-36 The life change and the influence in culture that God most longs for, best happens through Christians in True Community. These are people who are not just checking the church box on weekends and getting lost in the crowd but are getting into small groups, meeting in homes and enjoying meals together and talking about real life issues as they listen, love,…
Silence and Solitude
Mark 1:35-39 It is unhealthy to always want people around, and unhealthy to rarely want them around. All of us are inclined to one extreme or the other. Without solitude we are active but shallow. Without fellowship we can be deep, but stagnant. Christlikeness requires both. Silence and solitude is learning how to take a break from the chaos of life to behold the glory of…
A person who has been saved by the grace (unmerited favor and divine enablement) of God is going to grow in degrees of godliness (Phil. 1:6; 1 Tim. 4:7) and put their relationship with God in a position to THRIVE. This is done through the nourishment of disciplining oneself by the power of the Holy Spirit rightly motivated to do the spiritual disciplines.


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PNG Government Leaders' Summit Deferred to Feb 27
The fifth and final Leaders' Summit for the Government planned for yesterday and today has been deferred to February 27-28 due to lack of attendance by leaders.
Government Chief Secretary Isaac Lupari told reporters after the deferral that the summit would be held immediately before the next sitting of Parliament.
Mr Lupari said the meeting was pushed back after a number of provincial delegations had experienced travel delays.
"We have deferred the summit today because of lack of attendance. This one is the final summit in this term of Parliament and it is important that all our leaders are in attendance. This occasion was going to take stock of the performance and achievements for the past four and a half years," he said.
Mr Lupari said a number of governors and provincial officials were unable to arrive for the morning session.
"Their inclusion in discussions is important, so the Leaders' Summit will now take place before the next sitting of Parliament convenes in the afternoon of February 28.
"This will afford the opportunity for more provincial leaders to be in attendance to discuss development and growth strategies for Papua New Guinea.
"They will discuss the achievements and the challenges and issues that they faced. How do we address them? How do we deal with those issues? So it's unfortunate that we've sent enough notice to many of the leaders that are supposed to be here," he said.
Many leaders were in their electorates and had conveyed their apologies that they could not make it in time.
"Upon consultation with the Prime Minister and some of the key governors and the ministers that are present here, it was necessary that we defer it, in that way, we have the attendance of everybody in the districts, right through the national level," Mr Lupari said.
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The pilot of Russian Knights aerobatic team that crashed last Thursday had a stroke, a source from the investigation told to russian information agency TASS.
Then a Russian Knights Su-27 aircraft crashed near Muranovo village, near Moscow, while the pilot Major Sergey Eremenko did not attempt to eject and died at the scene.
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I'll admit that living in the D.C. area, with its three major airports, has me a bit spoiled when it comes to flying. And if I wasn't picky about taking only direct flights before, I now have a toddler and another baby on the way, making it even more important. Luckily, airlines continue to offer new direct routes to some fabulous places. Plus, this time of year, they really up their game on seasonal routes to the best ski and beach parts of the world. Here's a short recap of some new and notable direct flights.
Filed under "Life List": American Airlines began taking reservations for four new international routes on November 4. If these destinations aren't on your travel list, get 'em there quick!
Dallas, Texas (DFW) to Seoul, South Korea (ICN): travel
begins May 9, 2013
Chicago, Illinois (ORD) to Dusseldorf, Germany (DUS): travel begins June 12, 2013
New York, New York (JFK) to Dublin, Ireland (DUB): travel begins April 2, 2013
Dallas, Texas (DFW) to Lima, Peru (LIM): travel begins April 11, 2013
Check out our travel guides to Seoul, Dusseldorf, Dublin, and Lima for more info on these life-list destinations.
Filed under "Margaritaville": Delta, U.S. Airways, and Southwest are all adding more flights to Key West (EYW). Delta will deliver winter-weary New Yorkers directly from LaGuardia (LGA) on December 22, December 29, and January 5 (all Saturdays), and then each Saturday from March 2 through April 6. U.S. Airways will offer service from D.C.'s Reagan National (DCA) daily from December 22 through January 5, and then continue on Saturdays through April. Southwest will add a direct flight from New Orleans (MSY) on March 9, which comes after its announcement that they are now operating AirTran's direct flights to Key West from Orlando (MCO) and Tampa (TPA).
Check out our travel guide to Key West.
Filed under "Aloha": West coast residents got some good news from Alaska Airlines recently—Hawaii just got a little more accessible during the cold winter months. Direct routes from Portland, Oregon, to Kauai; from Bellingham, Washington, to Maui; and from Anchorage, Alaska, to Kona started last week and will continue through early to mid-April.
Check out our travel guides to Kauai, Maui, and the Big Island to get your daydreaming started.
Filed under "Powder Days": Check out American Airlines' page on new and seasonal routes, and you'll quickly see a theme of increased service to ski towns. Direct flights to places like Steamboat Springs, Colorado (HDN), Vail, Colorado (EGE), Jackson Hole, Wyoming (JAC), and Aspen, Colorado (ASE) are smattered all about.
Check out our 2012/2013 ski guide to pick the best resort for you.
If there's a particular spot you're interested in that I didn't cover here, travel blog Jaunted does a good job of keeping track of new routes.
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It's open season on Kate Middleton, with this nasty piece by UK fashion/cosmetics writer Hannah Betts: Kate Middleton urged to lose dowdy dowager look:
The tabloids called her "Waity Katie" and her wardrobe reflects this spirit of a long and somewhat arduous game.
What does that even mean? Dressing like someone who spends a lot of time waiting around means trackies and comfortable shoes, right?
Ms Middleton has played it scrupulously safe, with nothing fashiony to frighten the horses – or potential in-laws. She captured her prince's attention when she slunk down a student catwalk in her underwear, and kept him keen with sundry nightclub finery.
That's right girls, you too can catch a prince – or just a man – if you flash your undies and then wear fashionable clothes. Once you've trapped him with your venus fly trap vagina, you can let yourself go.
However, she has since had the opportunity to relax into a polished, Windsor-pleasing nouveau-Sloane guise which, with the revived interest in heritage materials, is coincidentally very au courant; that "coincidentally" cannot bear too much emphasis. Even as a teen, our duchess-in-waiting was a conservative dresser.
Riiight. So Betts is saying Middleton has dressed conservatively since "catching her prince", yet she's always dressed conservatively? That doesn't even make sense.
With the exception of 2008's roller-girl debacle [this 'debacle' was a dress-up roller disco charity event she put on, to raise money for sick children] Ms Middleton has been a cautious, painfully immaculate dresser in a manner that might be deemed conservative for a Tunbridge Wells school run. For a girl of 28, it suggests a case of fashion constipation.
Not since Catherine Zeta Jones gained two decades to close the gap on Michael Douglas has there been such a brazen display of lamb dressed as mutton. As with Diana at her engagement, fashion template she is not. Instead, Ms Middleton is obsessive-compulsive spick and span.
Apparently having your own style and not dressing like a slapper is a crime worthy of condemnation around the world.
Ms Middleton's hair is her crowning glory – long, lustrous, and preposterously shiny. Celebrity hairdresser Nicky Clarke says: "Kate has had a typical, non-offensive look that has never been too scary, but not much to shout about either. It's a simple, shire girl kind of look. Wedding hair depends on the dress, but it does need to be a little more formal, kept in proportion. You can't just get by with a blow-dry."
Wow, are you fucking kidding me? Not being offensive is something to mock? And then suggesting that she'll have to do her hair for the wedding as though Middleton is too ignorant to know this – outrageous!
If you click through to the Betts piece, you'll see there's nothing on that page to indicate it's opinion and not news. Even the headline – Kate Middleton urged to lose the dowdy dowager look – reads like a news headline. There's also nothing about who Hannah Betts is, which is a major failing – knowing where someone is coming from is vital when weighing up their views.
But my main issue is this: it's a nasty piece of work. It's just some journo's narky opinion without anything to back it up (much like this blog, but I don't pretend it's otherwise).


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Изначально может показаться, что в данном случае вам предстоит стать секретным агентом Федерального Правительства США и ловить бандитов.
А многие вообще решат, что это какой-то онлайн-шедевр с выводом денег.
Ответственно заявляю, что курс «Денежная сенсация – заработок на ЦРУ » не имеет ничего общего с данными направлениями.
А таинственная аббревиатура ЦРУ расшифровывается, так:
1. «Цель»,
2. «Результат»,
3. «Удовольствие».
The topic of my master's thesis evolved not only from my own interest and fascination of jacquard weaving. A little bit of luck contributed to the final outcome of this study as well. At an early point of my study, I wanted to discuss the material and col-our design of woven textiles. I considered various ways on how to approach the subject from a fresh and meaningful point of view. In the beginning of the spring of 2014, I spent three months on an internship at the Italian weaving mill Lodetex. Lodetex is specialized in the production of jacquard fabrics for furnishing markets. I decided that doing my thesis in collaboration with Lodetex would be a viable continuum after working in the company as an intern. I discussed the matter with owner Luca Farhanghi and he agreed that a thesis collaboration would be interesting and beneficial for the both of us. He informed me about a few production lines that the company planned on developing. One of these lines related to clipped designs. To me, the development of clipped designs seemed like a fascinating and interesting topic to research. Since I had already designed two clipped designs during my internship, I realized that the weaving process of these fabrics required more advanced technical understanding in interwoven structure of cloth. Therefore, this project gave me a chance to improve my skills in artistic expression as well as develop my knowledge in designing, weaving and finishing of clipped cloths.


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There's a new sheriff in town and he's building his posse one group at a time.
The Morro Bay Chamber of Commerce welcomed its new chief executive soon after September's Avocado Festival. Without fanfare, Craig Schmidt is determined to build a cohesive community team to meet tomorrow's challenges and opportunities.
Schmidt comes to Morro Bay with chamber and small-business experience.
"When I started my first business in 1985, my banker suggested I join the Chamber of Commerce. What was that?" he said. "Twenty-five years later, it's easy for me to talk about chamber benefits. I've experienced them firsthand."
Originally from Ohio, Schmidt found a world beyond by walking the Appalachian Trail.
He served on chambers in Hood River County, Ore., for 13 years before leading the Healdsburg, Calif., group. When he noticed a favorite vacation spot — Morro Bay — needed a chamber exec, he knew he'd found his paradise.
"I live by Western Association of Chamber Executives goals — economic development, promotion, networking and advocacy for business," he said. "I prefer to be known as a facilitator of opportunities."
Since setting an agenda for both chamber and visitor center business with his new board of directors led by returning President John Weiss, Schmidt has shared the workload with staffers Rochelle Bento and Sharon Bufo and volunteers.
He's also building his community team. He's created an economic development committee and event planners' roundtable, and he's collaborated with businesses and vendors to reorganize the community market.
Next he wants to gather the arts community together to brainstorm opportunities.
Meanwhile, Morro Bay events rage on. The annual Kite Parade and Festival is Saturday and Sunday.
"We're expanding it to two days. Sharon has been working hard to gather parade entrants, vendors and kite performers," Schmidt said. "We'll start it off with a 'no floats required' parade at 10 a.m.
"You just need a sign, imagination and candy if you want. Salinan Indians will do the blessing of the wind at Morro Rock, then the professional kite wranglers take over," Schmidt added. "We are giving out 400 kites to the kids so they can help fill the sky with kites."
Bufo said, "The revolution kites that look like sets of wings will fly to DJ music. Penny Lingenfelter will be back this year as Peter Pan. She was Cat in the Hat last year.
"They're doing something called 'hanging the laundry' where they launch one kite at a time to fill the skies," she added. "The huge kite turbines will be on the ground, and hopefully we'll have enough wind for local kite surfing demonstrations."
For a preview kite demo, Lingenfelter can be seen on YouTube, or call the Morro Bay chamber at 772-4467.
Contact Judy Salamacha at firstname.lastname@example.com or 801-1422.


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Click here to view an interactive map of the Northern Ireland dataset as currently collated by CEDaR.
The map is generated through the NBN Gateway using their Interactive Mapping Tool.
A rare but easily overlooked lichenicolous species resembling C. sessile (described elsewhere) with discs (<2mm diam.) sunk into the thallus of Pertusaria pseudocorallina. In Ireland, it is known only from County Mayo.
Original text submitted by Vince J. Giavarini
|Simms, M. J., (2016). Cyphelium marcianum de Lesd.. [In] LichenIreland.
http://www.habitas.org.uk/lichenireland/species.asp?item=500034 Accessed on 2018-08-16.


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A blog of life
Thursday, 31 January 2013
Candle Culture
My friend Lou has started a candle business. She makes gorgeous, scented, handmade candles. And I went over to her house for the day to play, and help her make some! We also took some photos with my mum's fancy camera! Here are the results of it all! You can link to her Facebook page by
clicking here
. her online shop should be set up soon.
Candle making carried on late into the evening, with Miranda and I experimenting and transferring images onto pillar candles. Great fun! Here are some results below...
I LOVE CRAFTY THINGS! Until next time!
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Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 210831
Can't install "/" on non-primary partition
Last modified: 2008-08-02 19:40:34 EDT
Description of problem:
Won't allow an install on hda10 - returns an error of "Not enough space left to
create partition for /."
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
FC6 Test3 (v5.92).
How reproducible:
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Start with an hda with existing partitions (hda1-hda9).
2. Boot FC6 CD and take install defaults.
3. Choose "Install Fedora Core" instead of upgrade.
4. Choose "Create Custom Layout" for partitioning choices.
5. Choose [new] partition.
6. Choose a mount point of "/".
7. Choose a size of 10000 mb.
8. Choose [ok].
Actual results:
[Error Partitioning]
Could not allocate requested partitions: Partitioning failed:
Could not allocate partitions as primary partitions.
Not enough space left to create partition for /.
Expected results:
Should allow installation on hda10 as other versions have.
Additional info:
fdisk /dev/hda shows I have plenty of room to create an hda10 partition:
Disk /dev/hda: 160.0 GB, 160041885696 bytes
255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 19457 cylinders
Units = cylinders of 16065 * 512 = 8225280 bytes
Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System
/dev/hda1 1 127 1020096 83 Linux
/dev/hda2 * 128 2677 20482875 c W95 FAT32 (LBA)
/dev/hda3 2678 3952 10241437+ c W95 FAT32 (LBA)
/dev/hda4 3953 9591 45295267+ 5 Extended
/dev/hda5 3953 6502 20482843+ 83 Linux
/dev/hda6 6503 7012 4096543+ 82 Linux swap / Solaris
/dev/hda7 7013 8317 10482381 83 Linux
/dev/hda8 8318 8954 5116671 83 Linux
/dev/hda9 8955 9591 5116671 83 Linux
After looking closer at the fdisk output, I see that I did not have any room in
my extended partition to create hda10. The error message I received, "Could not
allocate partitions as primary partitions" was misleading and led me down the
wrong road. I suggest that error message to be changed to remove the word
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Ted Quackenbush lived for many years in Oregon and often managed to get up close to the Butler Aircraft Services airtankers at Redmond, Oregon. Here are some 'vintage propliner' images to share.
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These photos were taken 15May2007 at Redmond,OR. I had been told the chopping would begin on the 17th, but the chopping actually started on the 16th so I missed getting any photos of the initial, main work.
Tanker 68's engines, propellers, landing gear, control surfaces, and other components had been
Notes from my (Webmaster) records: "N6318C is Douglas DC-7 c/n 44282/520. During 1990s it was used


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As part of The Great Good Place, New Capital will host Sunday Painters on Saturday, part of an irregularly ongoing series by Chelsea Culp and Ben Foch that pivots from intersections of conceptual painting, performance, social-practice, and consensus based organizing. Rules of the gathering are that each painting may have as many contributions as it needs, it is complete when all participants in the group are satisfied with the work, then its titled by consensus, signed by anyone who contributed, and added to the wall. Some supplies will be provided, please bring your own as well.
On view in the Project Room at Threewalls: Sunday Painters: I Know What You Did Last Sunday, Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Block, Portraits of Hope, Oil on canvas, custom easels, prints, 2015
Previous artists in the work and exhibition include: Ben Foch, Chelsea Culp, Sarah Mendelsohn, Sofia Leiby, Leo Kaplan, Cara Megan Lewis, Alejandro Figueredo Diaz-Perera, Sam Lipp, Luis Miguel Bendaña, Meredith Zanotta, Chloe Seibert, Nick Guenther, Alexine Haynes, Lynn Basa, Mike Kloss, Hope Esser, Andrew Pace, The Space/ Movement Project, and Thorne Brandt.
New Capital is a curatorial project by artists Chelsea Culp and Ben Foch. Founded in 2010, the first two years of programming focused on solo exhibitions and performances by emerging artists. After converting the original galleries into studios they continue to guest curate in other venues. Fall of 2015 the gallery will reopen to the public in a new space at the same address.


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Financial wellness programs continue to gain acceptance and adoption in companies. In an effort to differentiate its program from the competition, the Wealth Management division of Morgan Stanley is developing a program with a focus on goal-based planning instead of budgeting and debt management.
Calling their financial wellness program, "Workplace Wealth," the Morgan Stanley Kartheiser Group's C-Suite program works directly with individuals in the executive branch of businesses.
Jeffrey Piwnicki, a financial adviser with the Kartheiser Group at Morgan Stanley, says the program is capable of servicing every level of a business's benefits ladder; however his group takes special interest in the "tier one" level.
"My team specifically focuses on the financial wellness of the C-suite and executives at both private and public companies," says Piwinicki. "This would obviously require a much more advanced financial wellness program with high-level advanced wealth planning."
Piwnicki says as of January 2016 they have managed over $1.25 billion in assets and his partner, Joe Kartheiser, has been named in both Barron's and Financial Times as a top adviser for work in financial wellness.
Kartheiser, executive director for the Kartheiser Group, says the C-Suite program stands out from other wellness programs, by offering a deep and comprehensive analysis of each individual executive within a company focusing on the needs of each specific person rather than a general program that can be fitted to a broad spectrum of employees.
"There are three legs to [the C-Suite program]," Kartheiser says. "The first is the financial planning, we do an in-depth discovery process with these folks to find out what their dreams and goals are, not just with their money, but with their life.The second and third are estate planning and taxes, where a vetted third party provider will execute the documents and file taxes."
Kartheiser says their program will allow the members of a company's executive office to have their own family office, a private wealth management advisory division that serves ultra-high net worth investors, which are different from traditional wealth management shops in that they offer a total outsourced solution to managing the financial and investment side of an affluent individual or family.
"We are the quarterback, so-to-speak and everything goes through us," Kartheiser says. "Typically this is a yearlong engagement and it all depends on the complexity of the individual's wealth as we get into significant levels of assets."
The C-Suite program or tier one of the Workplace Wealth program includes: executive summary, comprehensive one-on-one financial planning, corporate records organizer, estate planning and execution, tax preparation, access to the wealth planning center, hedging concentrated positions, insider transaction management, social security maximization, investment management, employee benefits consulting, education planning, asset allocation analytics, philanthropic planning, insurance and risk management, and debt analysis.
"Once [a business] has the buy-in from someone on the executive team that sees the high value in these programs personally; they find resources, it becomes a priority, it has leadership support and when it comes from the top it's much easier to find a place to start," Piwnicki says.
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It is youth vs. experience as Evan Rachel Wood ("Mildred Pierce") battles Dame Maggie Smith ("Downton Abbey") for the Emmy Award as Best TV Movie/Miniseries Supporting Actress. Our exclusive Gold Derby statistics show a virtual dead heat with Wood's 27/20 odds slightly ahead of the 8/5 odds for Smith.
Wood is the only lady in this competition without a major award on her mantle. In the HBO miniseries, she played Veda Pierce, the outspoken and conniving daughter of Mildred (Kate Winslet). She is being predicted to win by four experts, six editors, and 28% of our users (157 votes).
Smith is a two-time Oscar champ ("The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie," 1969; "California Suite," 1978) and Emmy winner ("My House in Umbria," 2003). For this British production which aired on PBS in America, she played Violet, the Dowager Countess of Grantham, and was always quick with a quip or putdown. She is the overwhelming favorite with users (51% and 281 votes) plus has the support of experts Tim Appelo (The Hollywood Reporter) and Jace Lacob (Daily Beast) and five of our editors.
Next with a shot and 11/2 odds is newly crowned Oscar winner Melissa Leo ("The Fighter"), who played friend and neighbor Lucy Gessler on "Mildred Pierce." She is the pick of experts Frazier Moore (Associated Press) and Jill Serjeant (Reuters), editor Matthew Cormier, and 13% of our users.
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Orishas, the religion followed by many in Cuba, this is my depiction of a Cuban god, the Orishas of the Malecon who guards the city so that no one may leave, yet giving dance and music as freedom instead.
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Earlier this month at the House of Blues in Hollywood, Baton Rouge's Jonathon "Boogie" Long won GuitarCenter's fifth annual King of the Blues competition. Starting with his local win in May at the music chain's Baton Rouge store, Long surpassed thousands of guitarists nationwide to become one of five finalists. A team of all-star judges ultimately picked him as victor.
"Jonathon 'Boogie' Long put on an incredible performance at the 2011 grand finals," Maria Brown, manager of music and entertainment marketing at GuitarCenter, said. "He unquestionably earned the title of King of the Blues."
"It's the biggest break in my life," the 23-year-old singer-guitarist said last week following his return from Hollywood.
The value of Long's prizes, which include $25,000 cash and a studio session with Grammy-winning producer Pete Anderson, exceed $40,000. He plans to use the cash to finance production of the album he's wanted to make for years.
A guitar player since he was 6, Long dropped out of high school to turn pro. He toured with local reggae band Henry Turner Jr. and Flavor at 14 and joined Luther Kent's big band, Trick Bag, at 17. He and his band, Blues Revolution, play locally, including a regular Tuesday night gig at Big Head's Tavern.
Long's parents, Michael and Tyronza, made the trip to Los Angeles for the King of the Blues finals thanks to a fundraising event in Baton Rouge.
"I just wanted it to be over," their talented son said of the finals. "All the contestants just wanted it to be over. They were all really cool people. Nobody liked the competition feeling. We wished we were there just to jam together."
During sound check for the finals, time seemed to slow down, Long recalled. Also, he couldn't believe he'd gone so far in the competition.
"Not like GuitarCenter did a bad job or anything," he said. "It was all great. Everything was spot on, but it was still overwhelming."
After Long drew last to play, he chose not to be in the audience while the other finalists performed.
"I can't watch," he said. "I sit in the stairwell or I go outside and smoke a cigarette. I wanted my mind to be clear when I got up there to do my thing. But it was loud and I heard everybody from downstairs. Everybody did a great job."
Joining Long's parents in the audience, his Blues Revolution band members traveled to Los Angeles, too.
"I knew he was gonna win," bassist Zachary Matchett said. "He started stomping his foot during his acoustic section and then, when he stood up, the crowd went wild, I knew he had it. He was the best blues man up there."
Drummer Chad Solomon was more cautious.
"I thought he was the winner, but you never know what the judges are gonna say," Solomon said. "But it was a really great, amazing experience."
Solomon, a local music veteran, has been working with Long since 2007.
"It was unusual for someone so young to be that into the blues," he recalled. "Jonathon was always saying, ?I wanna bring the blues forward. If young people my age don't listen this music it's gonna die out.' So from the very beginning this kid was on a mission to save the blues."
Long even wrote a song about being a blues-loving kid.
"I feel it so much," he said of the genre and his motivation for writing "Tired Of People Telling Me I'm Too Young To Play The Blues."
"That was the music that affected Jonathon, that he was drawn to," Solomon said.
"I can cry with the blues without physically crying," Long explained. "I can be angry without physically being angry. I can say exactly what I want to say with my guitar, without speaking it out of mouth. It'll make you feel like, ?Oh, that's any angry lick,' or, ?That's a weeping lick.' You can hear it talk.
"And whether it be funk, blues, slow blues, soul blues, when it's tight and grooving, you just got to feel it. You can't help but pat your foot or rock back and forth. It feels right. It feels good. It's not too sad, it's not too angry. It's just enough."
Long credits his expressive blues power to early exposure to such old pro Baton Rouge blues men as Kenny Acosta, Sundanze, Rudy Richard, James Johnson, Oscar "Harpo" Davis, Kenny Neal, Larry Garner and Henry Gray.
"All those old, soulful cats," he said. "I was around those spirits, playing on stage with them, feeling the energy. Even though it's a blues jam and it's not always perfect, you can still tell that they mean what they do."


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Evolution of an Athlete
Married life held no time for exercise, other than the occasional New Year's burst of effort or the endless triceps dips with Lisa at the Y so that we could talk and have two hours of freedom from the monkeys. We never used anything other than seven or eight pound weights, so I don't think this counts as a workout. The rest of my married life was too busy taking care of everyone else and making casseroles to ever think about exercise as something more than a guilt-inducing undone task.
Divorce-I lost twenty pounds without trying, which I think was more twenty pounds of misery falling away than anything else. That and not eating all those damn casseroles.
Dating-aaaaah, dating. Dating C for such a long time, you'd think I would have gotten in touch with my inner athlete. C was such an accomplished athlete, the kind of guy that could drink a case of beer one night and ride a century ride the next day without much thought. He had ridden all over the world, skied different continents and was completely intimidating. You'd think this would have propelled me to be more athletic but it was actually so intimidating that I was scared to try anything in front of him, knowing I would never come close. Breakup- I spent a couple of days smoking cigarettes. Bad. Bad. Bad. That helped a little but was über-disgusting so not a long term option. Then I looked at the trail by my front door and just went for it. Slowly. Went. For. It. One plodding foot at a time.
And I have gone on to discover something. I am an athlete. I love running. I look forward to it. I only feel right when I wake up to a little soreness, whether it's my shins or my calves or my ass, soreness makes me feel alive. I get more excited about buying compression shorts than I do about buying summer sandals. I run to entire playlists now, instead of just trying to make it through half of a song. I no longer get grossed out by the dirtiness of running. Spit, gnats in my mouth, pools of sweat-they are all just part of it. I compete with myself, seeing how many miles I can log in a week. I admire my shoes, not because they are pretty and new, but because they are caked in a red clay film from the trail and about to be replaced after only two months.
I love the way that running hurts. I was trying to explain it to a friend the other day, and probably came off as a wee bit masochistic. I was telling him how bike riding is like being a kid again, freedom of the wind at your back and flying by with a smile on your face. Running is different. Every step with running requires intent and effort, and you reach a point where each step hurts. Whether your arch hurts, your shins ache, or your lungs hurt, you go far enough and something is going to hurt. It's in those moments that I love running. All of the bullshit and drama fall away and everything ceases to matter except my foot hitting the ground. It's pure peace, just crystal clear presence in the moment as I make it through the hurt to the next step.
And this, buttercups, is the making of an athlete. One step at a time.


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Yesterday I had the pleasure of taking over Camille Rose Natural's Instagram page for the entire day! During the day I had the opportunity of taking their audience around the city of Baltimore as I showcased some of my favorite areas and also showcased my style and hair! In case you missed it, check out some of the places I ventured!
Stop 1: Sandtown Baltimore City
I love art, and Baltimore has such a beautiful art scene that I adore!! This mural here is my favorite. Created by @urbanhipsta and 9 youth art apprentices. They did such an amazing job!
Stop 2: Harbor East
I Love this area of downtown Baltimore, it has perfect scenery and is a great area full of shops and great food!
Stop 3: Baltimore Museum of the Arts
Baltimore is a very artsy city and as a person who loves good art, I love visiting the Baltimore Museum of Art. Even the outside of the building is beautiful, with its Roman Temple architecture style!
Stop 3: The Flag House
Fun fact! Did you know that the Star Spangled Banner was written in Baltimore by Francis Scott Key! Pictured here, I am standing outside of the Star Spangled Banner Flag House located in Eastern Baltimore, which was the house of Mary Pickersgill the woman who designed and sewed the American Flag!
Stop 4: Inner Harbor
This area here is definitely at the top of my list! The Inner Harbor is a historic seaport, and landmark of Baltimore. This area is beautiful, family friendly, and is filled with great restaurants, shopping and nightlife! It offers so much to see and do!!
For my hair I washed using the Sweet Ginger Cleansing Rinse and deep conditioned with Algae Renew deep conditioner. Both products worked great and made my hair super soft afterwards. For my style I did a two strand twist out and coils. I used the Curlmaker for the coils and the Curlade for my twist out. Both products gave me an unbelievable hold! I really loved the Curlade the best! My twists outs really last with these products.
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"Chuck Holt is incredibly relational in his speaking and training, regardless of the group size. He has of way of addressing the complexity of poverty and making everyone understand the multiple layers of poverty, no matter your personal experience with it. As a community collaborator, he is transparent and open to feedback and focusing on the greater needs of the community. Chuck's strength-based approach to supporting local families, schools, churches, and organizations encourages others to push outside their comfort zone and creates stronger support systems."
"Chuck has been an intricate part of our district. He has provided invaluable professional development to the Pequea Valley staff in the area of understanding poverty. He has trained our support staff, teachers and our administrative team to better understand our under-resourced families and students. He continues to be a leader in our community. He has used his vision to get the churches, non-profit agencies, members of the community and our school district to collaborate. I know that working with Chuck has helped our students, families, and myself. Understanding and empowering individuals makes us and our community a better place for all."
"Chuck Holt is a very engaging presenter and speaker. His understanding of poverty is extraordinary - from personal experience, to leading an organization to address poverty, to activating his community to embrace the challenge of "moving the needle." His deep compassion, articulate message, and realistic approach is a model for institutions and communities."
"The Pequea Valley School District community has been extremely fortunate to have Chuck Holt be a part of our team! He has led Bridges Out Of Poverty professional development for our faculty and even more importantly, been instrumental in mediating positive relationships with under-resourced families and the school district. Chuck has an intangible character quality that allows him to relate to all stakeholders and facilitate productive collaboration. As a speaker he is riveting in telling his personal story and how his journey has brought him to the Pequea Valley community."


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Providing comprehensive services to individuals, families, and communities
CVERP focuses on upward mobility by providing comprehensive services to individuals, families, and communities through wellness promotion and education. Wellness promotion focuses on developing and maintaining healthiness, connectedness, and empowerment through comprehensive services to include character education, behavioral transition, mentoring, support group services, one-on -one counseling and advocacy, career development, distance learning, peer mentoring and/or community collaboration.
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Entire apartment
Moulin Bois
Moulin Bois
4 guests
2 bedrooms
4 beds
2 baths
4 guests
2 bedrooms
4 beds
2 baths
Moulin Bois is located in the middle of a large wood, at the end of a tree lined single track lane. It's the perfect getaway for those looking for a calm and relaxing holiday.
The gîte is one wing of the mill house. It has its own entrance and was completely renovated in February 2017.
The walk to the village is along a quiet and pleasant single track lane. The restaurant is rated highly and there is also a great bakery, shop, pharmacy and bar/tabac.
Free parking on premises
Wireless Internet
Sleeping arrangements
Bedroom 1
1 queen bed, 1 sofa bed
Bedroom 2
2 single beds
Common spaces
1 couch
House Rules
No smoking
No parties or events
Check-in is anytime after 4PM
Check out by 11AM
Response rate: 100%
Response time: within a few hours
Always communicate through AirbnbTo protect your payment, never transfer money or communicate outside of the Airbnb website or app.
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Magnolia Manor Plantation's most popular wedding package is the all-inclusive Weekend Wedding Package. After reviewing all that is included, many brides have have found this package to be a tremendous value. It includes private and exclusive use of Magnolia Manor Plantation from Friday afternoon until Sunday morning. It also includes overnight bed & breakfast accommodations for 15 guests, a catered reception, a wedding coordinator, and much more!
There are no time limits, curfews, or additional fees if your celebration goes beyond the time you anticipated, and there are no interruptions from unaffiliated guests or visitors.
Let us help you plan your dream wedding! All of our wedding packages are offered as starting points and are regularly modified to meet each bride's wishes. We will work with you to customize your dream wedding package.
The Weekend Wedding Package includes:
- Wedding coordinator and full professional staff.
- Exclusive use of Magnolia Manor from 4:00 PM Friday until 11:00 AM Sunday, including:
- All common areas of the Manor House;
- Use of grounds for Wedding and/or Engagement Portraits;
- Choice of outdoor Wedding rehearsal and ceremony site. Popular choices include on the Manor House porch, under the blooming magnolia tree, under historic oak trees, nestled in the pecan orchard, or near the Carriage House Pavilion;
- Carriage House Pavilion for your reception;
- Overnight accommodations Friday and Saturday, 5 suites , up to 15 guests (additional lodging available).
- Full breakfast prepared and served on site Saturday and Sunday for overnight guests.
- Seasonal flowers and arrangements coordinated with the brides' colors, including:
- Bridal bouquet;
- Groom boutonnière;
- 2 mothers' corsages;
- 3 Bridesmaids flowers;
- 3 Grooms' boutonnières;
- 2 Fathers' boutonnières;
- Flower girl basket with rose pedals;
- Floral centerpieces with votive candles on all reception tables.
- Seated, buffet Reception in the elegantly decorated Carriage House Pavilion with
multiple entrée selections prepared by Magnolia Manor culinary staff.
- Custom wedding cake professionally prepared and designed to the brides' specifications.
- Cake cutting service with antique cake knife and comb.
- Music for reception by professional DJ for 4 hours.
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Giant Luck
Worlds largest Horseshoe!
Are you looking for a really special gift this time? For a very good friend, your partner, or maybe a colleague who you are very close to. It goes without saying that the standard horseshoe is beautiful and authentic, but maybe it's missing that special touch that you had in mind. From now on you can express your love or appreciation with a Giant Luck horseshoe Gift! For this exquisite model we have used the largest horseshoe in the world, which is normally made for the Shire horse. This gift will make the person who receives it very happy. Giant horseshoes are Great equestrian gifts!
Giant Luck Gold
Worlds largest Horseshoe!
(White wooden box)
This 10 Inch high, 24 carat gold plated horseshoe with a highly polished finish, is guaranteed to bring you good luck. The Giant Luck horseshoe is packaged in an elegant wooden box together with 2 large gold horseshoe nails and the Good Luck booklet. Just as with all of our other horseshoes a personal message can be engraved on the horseshoe. Due to the restricted availability, large orders are on a request basis only. A complete good luck package, including our unique lifetime good luck guarantee! The shipping time is approx. 4 days. Learn More$380.00
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Giant Luck Phoenix
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This is truly the most special good luck horseshoe we have ever laid hands on: it's a one of a kind horseshoe, transformed to a piece of art by the famous Dutch paintbrush artist Ben Oud. Just like a phoenix the luck will rise from this Giant horseshoe, the flames give you power and the purple and blue sparks will shine on you in the sunlight. There's only one Phoenix available, will it be yours?Learn More$390.00


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Category Archives: Bidar Sports
Rapid Chess
Tournament Date :: On 5th and 6th September 2015
Venue :: Gold Hub, Main Road, Kalaburagi-01
Fees :: Rs.300 Below 16 Years Age, Rs.500 Above 16 Years Age.
For Registration :: Visit :: www.Jagadeesha.com
Jagadeesha Auradkar :: +91 9916868586
Cricket Tournament
Today KSCA 1st Division Match
Team :: JaiVijay, Raichur v/s Gajanana, Bidar
Sri.Rajendra Gandge ( Govt. Employees Union President )
Mr.Vasanth Kulkarni ,
Mr.Anilkumar Deshmukh
Abhishek M Reddy in Ranji Team
Abhishek M Reddy in
Karnataka Ranji Team
Abhishek Manik Reddy, a batsman and spinner from Basavakalyan, has been selected for the Karnataka Ranji Trophy cricket team.
The 20-year-old has played 42 matches so far and scored 3,420 runs, including 15 centuries. His batting average is 81.42.
In the ongoing Col. C.K. Nayudu Trophy he has struck six centuries in 10 innings.
Mr. Abhishek Manik Redddy has been the captain of the under-19 and the under-23 Karnataka cricket teams. He also plays for Belagavi Panthers in the Karnataka Premier League.
Cricket lovers have welcomed the selection. Kushal Patil Gadagi, coordinator of the Karnataka Cricket Association, Anil Kumar Deshmukh, secretary, Bidar Cricket Control Association, Chaduranga Sports Club(bidar) and others have congratulated him
Chess Tournament in Chennai, Tamilnadu
Bidar Chess Players Opportunity
to Participate Chess Tournament
Total Prize Fund is Rs.1,51,000/-
Entry Fee: Rs.1500
Last date for entry: 9.6.2015 FOR more Details Contact @ below Address
Cricket coaching camp inaugurated in Bidarcity
Cricket Coaching
Sharanabasappa Bhajantri, circle inspector inaugurated Royal Challenge cricket coaching camp in the district stadium in Bidar on Thursday.
Students of three age groups – under 14, under 16 and under 19 will be trained for one month.
Kushal Patil, Bidar district coordinator for Karnataka state cricket association, Shailendra Beldale, Zilla Panchayat member and others were present.
16th Chess Tournament Results, Bidar
16th Siddharoodh Chess Trophy
* held on 8th Mar'15 @ Siddharoodh Public School, BIDAR, Organised by Chaduranga Sports Club & Sponsored by MiLifeGoal Company.
*Results of the Tournament*
1st : VINAY ( Medical Student )
2nd : SUSHEEL ( CA )
3rd : SACHIN ( student )
4th : Vijayanand Bhosle ( Teacher )
5th : Raghavendra Nagore ( Student )
* Under 18 Prizes *
1st : Shivleela d/o Sidramappa Khajure ( Humnabad )
2nd : Sudhakar ( student )
* Under 12 Prizes *
1st : Ananya Prabhakar,
*Guests for the Tournament :
# Shivayya Swamy ( National Youth Awarded )
# Shivkumar & Praveen ( Insp. of Aditi Organic Farming Certification )
# Vinay Biradar ( President : Chaduranga Sports Club, Bidar )
for more details go to http://bidarcity.com/chadurangaclub/
15th chess Tournament Results, Dec2014
15th SIDDHAROODH
Chess Trophy Results
Conducted on 28th DEC 2014 in SIDDHAROODH Public School, Bidar.
Organised by : Chaduranga Sports Club(r), Bidar
Total Players : 30 ROUNDS :: 5
1st Time ( From : Bhalki )
Tournament Winner
Mr. ALISHER ( 5 points )
Tournament Winners :
2nd Prize : Mr. Susheel (4)
3rd Prize : Mr.Praveenkumar (4)
4th Prize : Mr.Vinay (3)
5th Prize : Mr.Sachin (3)
Junior Winners :: Under-18 :
1 st Prize Winner : Mr.JADISH (3.5 pts)
2 nd Prize : Ms.JAIRAJ (2 pts)
FootBall Tournament at Nehru Stadium,Bidar
VolleyBall Tournament in Hallikhed(Bidar)
On the Occasion of Shri Naganath Jatra Mahotsava
Date : 10th & 11th NOV'14
Winner Award Rs.15000
Runner Award Rs.10000
3rd Place Award Rs.5000
For more Details Contact : 8105083384
14th Open Siddharoodh Chess Tournament
Organized by
CHADURANGA SPORTS CLUB(R), Bidar
Open to All Chess Tournament is organized by Chaduranga Sports Club in SIDDHAROODH MATT,Gumpa, BIDAR.
Tournament Date :: 8th JUN'14 Time :: Sharp 9:00 Am.
Last Date for Entry :: 7th JUN'14
For Registration & Contact Details
Office Venue : C/o Chanduranga Sports Club, Rampure Colony, Dhyan Mandir Road, Bidar. 08482-235009, 9590929311
Tournament Venue :: Siddharoodh Matt, Gumpa road, Bidar.


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Max "Thunder" Hatchett is the main tritagonist in Streets Of Rage 2. An avid wrestler and fighter, Max is called on by his old friend Axel to aid in their mission to take down the newly revived crime syndicate. He can later be seen in a brief cameo during the good ending of Streets Of Rage 3, gazing over the city skyline with the others.
Though he is the slowest character, he has excellent stamina and the most damaging grappling moves. His special techniques include a spinning axe-handle blow (Thunder Bomb) and a dashing tackle (Thunder Tackle). His most famous attack is the Atomic Drop, which does the most damage (about 70% of a "default" lifebar) of any move in the series.
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Max is exceptional with any long range weapons such as the pipe and sword. Often times he will hit opponent behind him as well.
- "Thunder" is (and has been) a popular nickname for many amateur and professional wrestlers, including Japanese professional wrestler Jushin "Thunder" Liger, and part of Puerto Rican tag team wrestlers "Thunder" and "Lightning".
- A "hatchet" is a special type of hand axe without a hammer head, and is used in sports as hatchet throwing. Max's proficiency with long range weapons probably inspired his last name.


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Deliberating Post-Neoliberal Futures and Democratic Alternatives to Capital in 21st Century
The project lays the comparative foundations for assessing alternatives to capitalism, and for analysing 'post-neoliberal futures'. It offers the first integrated analysis of post-neoliberal, post-capital, and post-carbon modes of livelihood, focusing on new variants of 'neo/post- Keynesianism', 'solidarity economy and economic democracy', 'new left nationalism/populism' and 'bio-civilisation'. It offers publicly-engaged and timely policy insights into the effectiveness of these initiatives and their capacity to address global crises and to rival right wing populism
Social Democratic Alternatives
Fieldwork Site 1
Left Inter/Nationalist/Populist Solutions
Fieldwork Site 2
Solidarity Economy Alternatives
Fieldwork Site 3
Ecocentric Alternatives
Fieldwork Site 4
Alternative Futures and Regional Prospects Symposium Working across Differences, beyond Carbon, Capital and Commodity
Work councils could be the future of Australian industrial democracy in an ABCC world
10th Anniversary Wheelwright Lecture: Manufacturing the Future: Cultures of Production for the Anthropocene
Theorizing the Rise of Right Wing Populism in the Post-Globalist Era: Toward an Integrative Approach
Researching Collective Action and Social Change: Extending Michael Burawoy's Extended Case Method
Passionately committed to help communities build their own futures free from the commodification of humanity
Chief Investigator: A./Prof. James Goodman
Associate Professor, Social and Political Science, The University of Technology Sydney, Australia
Chief Investigator: Dr S A Hamed Hosseini
Senior Lecturer, Sociology and Anthropology, The University of Newcastle, Australia
Chief Investigator: Prof. Verity Burgmann
Professor, Politics and International Relations, Monash University, Australia
Partner Investigator: Prof. Barry K. Gills
Professor, Development Studies, The University of Helsinki, Finland
Partner Investigator: Professor Heikki Patomaki
Professor, World Politics, The University of Helsinki, Finland


text: 5th and 6th year economics students who won medals at the PDST 'Young Economist of the Year 2017'. Alexandru Gisca is first photo. He won a silver medal for his project 'Tax Avoidance and Tax Evasion' and the second pic is Ashleigh Keenan, Claire Reilly and Robyn Tobin in 6th year. They won a bronze medal for their project 'The Silicone Docks'.


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Navin's Patra Aaranya, is a VUDA approved residential layout offering premium luxury plots of varied sizes with state-of-the-art amenities. It is only a short drive away from Vizag City. The project is bang on the proposed 330 feet wide, 6-lane National Highway and is brought to you by a team of IIT and Stanford alumni. Navin's Patra Aaranya offers you immense potential for investment appreciation, due to its strategic location and close proximity to all proposed developments. The elite IIM Vizag, DPS and several educational institutions are in its close proximity.
Location Advantages
- Abutting proposed 330 feet wide, 6-lane NH
- Suitable for immediate construction & occupation with well developed human habitation around
- 8 km from Anandapuram
- 12 km from IIM Vizag (Gambheeram, IT SEZ)
- 19 km from Health City, Vizag
- 14 km from Simhachalam & 16 km from Pendurthi
- 22 km from International Airport
- 27 km from Vizag City Centre
- Proximity to prestigious several engineering, medical, MBA Colleges and reputed schools like DPS, KKR Gowtham, Oakridge, Ameya etc
Project Features
- VUDA Approved Residential Layout (LP No. 41/2012, LP No. 42/2012, LP No. 64/2012)
- Proposed 30 acre luxury residential layout
- Grand entrance feature wall
- Well laid out 60 feet and 40 feet wide black topped roads
- Underground electrical cables & sewerage
- Several parks withs elegant landscape & children play area
- Elegant street lighting
- Water supply distribution system to all plots
- Breathtaking view over the valley and the hills
- Green environs filled with a variety of plantations


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The doctor shortage currently experienced at Grande Ronde Hospital, specifically at the Regional Medical Clinic, is not exactly a new thing in the hospital's history.
"Primary care doctors is where the current shortage is," said Paul Shorb, senior director of provider services at GRH. "We can't fill the demand. The Oregon Health Plan changed (which led to the shortage)."
The change, due to the Affordable Care Act, allowed for those who previously had no insurance to be able to get low-income-based coverage. The more people who have insurance, the more people who go to the doctor.
Mardi Ford, director of communications and marketing for the hospital, said there are nearly 750 employees and 12 clinics, including a virtual clinic, connected to GRH. While the hospital is considered rural, it doesn't function as a small hospital. The organization serves a base population of 25,000 residents.
According to Ford, the Regional Clinic sees approximately 30,000 patients a year. The clinic, which was originally designed to be a walk-in, has a full staff of primary care and specialty providers as well as a walk-in clinic. Currently, the clinic has so many patients that many are experiencing longer wait times.
Shorb said at this time of year, when the flu is running rampant, having three more doctors would be ideal.
"We don't have the space for that, though," he said. "In the summer, (the current number of doctors) would be fine. However, right now, our doctors and nurse practitioners see 40 to 50 patients a day."
A 2016 study by the Association of American Medical Colleges concluded that the demand for physicians will continue to grow faster than the supply, leading to a "projected total physician shortfall between 61,700 and 94,700 physicians by 2025."
In primary care alone, the projected shortfall is estimated to be between 14,900 and 35,600 physicians by 2025, according to the study.
With the new health care, there seems to be more patients making appointments who in the past might not have come in, Shorb said.
"There's a lot of back demand," he said. "But we decided before (ACA) was put in place that we'd take any and all patients — regardless of whether they had health insurance. We kept up pretty well before, but now it's a challenge."
The 2016 study predicted that population growth and the number of aging adults will continue to be the primary drivers of increasing demand for more physicians.
For Grande Ronde Hospital, being in a rural area compounds the problem.
Although "a lot of people think they want to live in a rural area," Shorb said, they also want easy access to airports and shopping. Online shopping has made that better, but it's still an "extra challenge" to recruit.
"When we talk to potential doctors, we explain what rural really means," he said. "We talk about the Interstate being shut down and not being able to get out sometimes."
He said that can be stressful for physicians whose patients need to get to Boise or Portland for further treatment.
"We recruit from coast to coast," Shorb said. "At one point, we had to recruit medical graduates. That worked well for five years, but then we lost most of them to other hospitals."
Shorb said the hospital has average turnover just like any other hospital.
"We're not better or worse than anyone else," he said. "For primary care physicians, they can go anywhere they want."
Shorb, who has been employed at the hospital for 37 years, said he is from La Grande, and staying in the area was a no-brainer to him.
"Odds are, (doctors) who are from a rural area will stay in a rural area," he said.
The Grande Ronde Valley is an easy sell to doctors who like the outdoors.
"Why would you not want to live here?" he said.