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The lady who loves flowers will flip for this one-of-a-kind bud vase. With space for just one bloom, it's so much more manageable than your average vase (just clip one blossom from the garden as needed) yet still makes a striking statement on a mantle or side table.
To buy: $20, momastore.org.
No matter how good those homemade café-style cookies are, this pretty stoneware-serving piece might just steal the show. Thanks to its wavy, irregular shape and hand painted design, the tray feels like an heirloom (but won't cost nearly as much).
To buy: $34, tuvaluhome.com.
For the avid gardener who's always elbow deep in her vegetable garden, this pretty pair keeps her hands clean and her style points high. The elbow length combined with a buckle and a built-in drawstring keeps dirt from finding its way inside.To buy: $38, shopterrain.com.
When that brown longneck bottle simply doesn't feel fancy enough to bring to the table, let these classier glasses stand in. The gold leaf is fused to the recycled amber glass, so it won't chip or scratch off—no matter how often they're used.To buy: $56 for two, uncommongoods.com.
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The grown-up version of a childhood favorite, these comfortable summer shoes will remind her of days past without looking like she's living in the 90s. Thanks to the flexible jelly construction, she won't have to worry about getting caught in an afternoon shower, either.To buy: $50, nordstrom.com.
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Her birthday provides the ultimate excuse to eat cake for breakfast, but what about the other 364 days of the year? Even if she's not actually having dessert first thing in the morning, this cozy sleep shirt will remind her to indulge just a little bit every day.
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A place for her to-do list or general musings, with a sweet reminder that there's so much to be grateful for. The notebook is available in three sizes (the mini is just right for tucking inside her purse) and comes with a pencil that's inscribed with your choice of five gold foil phrases.
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With Kate Middleton's due date just a couple of months away, everyone is beginning to wonder what she and Prince William will name their third child! Bets have already been placed by UK bookies and according to their expert knowledge, Mary is the first choice for a baby girl whereas Albert and Arthur are the top-ranked names for a baby boy.
Ladbrokes — a Britain-based betting and gambling company — said the odds of William and Kate naming their child Mary is 7:1. The name has a long history in the royal family; not only is Queen Elizabeth's middle name Mary, but it was also her grandmother's name.
Jessica Bridges, who is the head of PR at Ladbrokes, said betters are sure the new royal addition will be a girl. But, they don't exactly know why Mary has surpassed Alice as the name of choice considering the fact that Mary isn't even on the list of top 100 names for girls in England and Wales.
She said, "We can't quite put our finger on the link between Mary and the North West, but the overwhelming support means we have a new favorite in the royal baby name market." With Alice coming in at a close second to Mary, bets have also been placed on the name Victoria at 8:1 odds and Alexandra at 16:1. Albert and Arthur both have odds at 12:1.
Life & Style previously reported that Kate could be expecting twins. However, the couple has yet to say a word about the name or sex of their third child — or the twins — but if these bookies are correct, the world should expect to welcome Princess Mary in April.
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martedì 6 settembre 2011
Otomo Yoshihide, Ryu Hankil, Yuen Cheewai, Yan Jun, Sachiko M, Yang Ge, Xiao Qiang, Hong Qile, Gogo J, Olivier Heux, Tao Yi and Junyuan - "Big Can"
An awesome recording of Japanese and Chinese sound artists – some of whom you should know and some of whom you probably don't – gathering inside a massive oil container and mustering all sorts of acoustic noises in response to the huge amount of natural reverb within that space. Otomo Yoshihide and Sachiko M are the two big names from Japan, and Yan Jun is the most well known of the Chinese artists, although he's accompanied by a half-dozen other artists as well. While this might seem like a pretty large assortment of people making a racket inside the giant oil drum, the recording is suitably restrained with many of the bangs, scrapes, and prolonged vocalizations thoughtfully responding to the industrial reverb. It would be very easy to confuse some of these episodes with one of the fictional subterranean realms of Lustmord or Thomas Koner, but here all of that expansive isolationist reverb is in fact recorded live. Cracks of wood upon the thick metal walls give way to a coordinated chorale of sustained vocal bellowing that's not too far from ritualized chants of the Tibetan or Gregorian variety, with small eruptions, clatterings, and rustlings of various objects presumably found within. When the activities diminish and some chiming metals are struck, the length of the echo seems to last close to 15 seconds before finally decaying to nothing, allowing resonance from outside to intrude. It's very clear that all of those within the space know a thing or two about improvisation, knowing that shutting the hell up is just as important as making the right sound. But it's the space itself – the Big Can – that is the real massive presence throughout the recording.
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Twas the night before baby
And all through the house
And so was her spouse.
The bags were all packed
By the door laid with care
In hopes that the baby
Soon would be there.
Big sister was nestled
All snug in her bed
While visions of baby sister
Danced in her head.
With mama in her pjs
And unable to sleep,
All she wanted to do
Was weep and weep!
When out by the door,
There arose such a bark
She sprang from the bed
Stubbed her toe in the dark!
She sat down and cried
Oh what do I do?
I can barely care for myself
Much less for girls too.
Her mind was a mumble
A jumble, a mess
She felt no excitement
Only lots of stress.
Of a life full of changes
A life turned upside down
Of problems, of messes
She sat with a frown.
Then the moon through
The window it showed
And helped light the way
For her poor swollen toes.
When what to her poor
Tired mind did she see?
But a vision of sisters
And a life full of glee!
A life full of curls
And tea parties galore –
Pink and purple,
And fancy dress stores!
Fairies and princesses
And knights on white horses;
Sterling silver and crystal,
dinners of seven courses.
Mixed in with frogs
And spiders and bugs
For these girls will surely
Love them some mud!
Fights and squabbles
Will sometimes never cease
For never did girls
Exist in perfect peace.
Mama could imagine
Two sweet little girls
And for a very short time,
She's the center of their world.
Her heart filled with love,
Her eyes filled with tears
And she suddenly could not wait
For tomorrow to be here.
To see that new, little,
Most perfect face
And to know that there
Is no more perfect place.
Ten little fingers
And ten little toes
Will she have her mama's
Or her dada's nose?
Mama's heart nearly burst thinking
As the moment arrives
Of seeing sister hug sister
For the first time of their lives.
She knew it wouldn't be easy
Not a walk in the park
But as she sat there thinking,
Alone in the dark
It would all be worth it,
It was a dream come true
To be the mama of sweet girls,
Numbering two.
So she climbed back to bed,
Closed her eyes, said her prayers
Her mind free from worries,
Stresses and cares.
Her last thought was quiet,
Still and true
Happy (almost) birthday sweet baby,
Happy birthday to you.


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Thursday night we eat at Au Pied de Cochon.
Unfortunately I take no pictures. It's not that it isn't worthy of pictures, but more that it is so worthy I just drink it all in. I tend to stare about me discerningly whenever I'm in a new restaurant these days; I want to see how the place functions, what the systems are that hold it together.
I am more impressed than I have been in a long time.
From the carefully stamped logo that is wrapped around the napkin
to our charming server and the absolutely delicious food, Au Pied de Cochon is well thought out, well executed, and well deserving of its excellent reputation.
The food is not for the faint of heart however. We are, fortunately, well prepared. We order and devour Foie Gras Pountine and an eel sushi roll to start. (The eel are kept alive and swimming in tanks that greet guests as they first walk in the door) We split a bottle of 2008 Morgan between the three of us.
(okay so there is one photo, Jude takes it so we can remember which wine we had)
For our main meal we order the special. It is a whole cornish game hen served with cavatelli, cream sauce, and yes – more foie gras. Cavatelli, I learn, is a type of pasta made with ricotta.
A trolly is rolled to our table. There is a huge round of parmesan that has been hollowed out to form a bowl, a beautiful baking dish with the game hen inside, a jar of cream sauce, and freshly made cavatelli. The cavatelli is poured into the parmesan bowl with just a touch of cream sauce where it is tossed with long wooden spoons that scrape the sides of the bowl. Flakes of parmesan infuse the dish, more cream sauce is added, the foie gras is mixed in and more parmesan is shaved until the entire dish is fragrant with cheese and coated in sauce.
It is one of the most heavenly things I have ever eaten.
Ambitiously, we also order a dish that Au Pied de Cochon is famous for:
"Canard en Conserve" or "Duck in a Can."
It is a whole duck breast, 100g of (yes) foie gras, cabbage and seasoning, packing into a metal can that is cooked for 27 minutes and brought to the table with a can opener. To be honest, the cabbage is the best part. Perhaps this has something to do with the amount of foie gras we have already consumed, but it is also because the cabbage is supremely delicious.
It is, by all accounts, an extremely successful evening. It's still early so we walk home, do a little shopping, and watch an excellent French film.


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My debate of the flipped classroom a month ago was spurred by an article in the Chronicle of Higher Education where a Stanford student questioned the practical result of the university's initiative to make some of their courses available online and free. This student criticism was a news media outlier; the vast majority of press was positive, which would be expected in the current geopolitical climate. Governments want to keep costs down and want to utilize standardized metrics to measure educational outcomes, so delivering content online to a throng of individuals makes great sense in those terms. My experience as an online teacher and a face-to-face teacher, as well as an online student and a face-to-face student, have led me to skepticism about this model in nationwide use, especially on the K-12 level.
I'm not against the concept of free online education. I find myself more and more fascinated by informal learning spaces, but understand the necessity for structure in how we design a learning journey. If you put someone on the Internet and tell them to learn how to build a search engine, success rates are going to be miniscule. If you design a learning environment to help people find success in building a search engine, success rates are going to be much higher. According to Stanford, of the 160,000 people who enrolled in their initial offering this Fall, 23,000 completed it and received a certificate of completion, meaning their scores on quizzes and tests were high enough to be considered fluent in the subject.
QUICK NOTE: I have considered researching NaNoWriMo, the online writing community that churns out a novel during the month of November, and see a parallel between their success rates (usually 15-18% of people who start the project will *complete* their book in the month) and those of Stanford. But I have concerns about the methodology behind NaNoWriMo — encouraging people to write is vital to good writing, but in my history as a creative writing teacher I have seen many people who are happy to write but their writing flounders and meanders and lacks poignancy and destination. Writing more might help that, but it could also result in more poor writing and greater frustration.
To me, the badge or the certificate is not the important part (when it becomes the important part, people game the system to get the badge or certificate, and lose the purpose of seeking the information in the first place). Here is content, developed by a professional, available for anyone who is interested, to do with it what they like. If you want a certificate, you can enroll. If you just want to do the coursework and lectures but aren't interested in the tests or assessment on homework, you can audit the course. The information is out there, access to the professional is out there, and it is free. The question is, what does it do to current conceptions of learning, and how might it change learning (for better and for worse)? I can speculate from my theoretical framework, but the courses are free and open, and sound interesting for my current line of work. So I have enrolled in two courses: Introduction to Human Computer Interaction via Stanford, and How to Build a Search Engine via Udacity (a company founded by the mastermind behind the free online courses, Sebastian Thrun, who left Stanford to do this because he sees a seismic shift in education and wants to be at the front of it). Both are audit; I'm interested in content and informal learning, though will have access to worksheets and tests if I desire.
The press lists this endeavor as a success, and the course offerings via Stanford have grown nearly tenfold. The question is — what does education look like when it leaves lecture halls and seminar classrooms and even online LMS, and turns into Massively Multi-Student Online Learning Environments (MMOLES)? Can you make community, and if you can't make community, can you learn anything more than information to be applied in singular instances? A valid criticism from the student in the Chronicle article was the lack of interaction between teacher and student, as well as students themselves. I reference Wenger's Communities of Practice a lot; will these courses allow community to coalesce, or will individuals be on independent fact-finding missions, with no relationship to the hundreds of thousands likewise engaged?


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I've gotten a little bit behind with posting each day's book an ornament that we're doing for our Around the Manger unit. On Wednesday we read Christmas in the Manger by Nola Buck and illustrated by Felicia Bond. This is a little board book that I believe we've had since Superman was a baby. It's a sweet poem about the animals and other members of the Nativity. We also read a version of The Little Drummer Boy illustrated by Ezra Jack Keats. This carol and the old 1970's video version of the story have been favorites of Superman for a couple of years now, so when I saw this at Borders I had to bring it home.
Our ornaments for today were Mary and Joseph made from clothespins. I was never able to find any specific directions for making clothespin dolls, so I kind of learned by trial and error. This is what I came up with. (Warning: I am not a seamstress, so we used a lot of glue! LOL)
1. For each doll I pre-cut (with pinking shears) a rectangle of fabric twice the length of the clothespin.
I cut a small slit in the center so it would slip over the head of the doll.
2. I cut a small rectangle (maybe 2 or 3 inches) for Mary's headpiece (maybe 1 1/2 inches for Joseph's). Then I cut a tiny slit in the center of these and ran a piece of twine through and knotted it so that the knot would be on the underside of the head piece. I anchored the knot to the fabric with a dot of glue.
3. I had the children slip the large rectangle over the clothespin to make the robe. Then they ran a strip of glue down the front and back of the pin and pressed the cloth down. (We did the front and let it dry; then we did the back.)
4. Then they spread glue on the top, back, and sides of the head and kind of molded the headpieces to form around the heads. Make sure the knot is on the underneath side next to the clothespin. (Since there was more fabric in Mary's veil, we had to do some folding and gluing of pleats in the back of hers.)
5. Then they drew on faces with magic marker, and we tied them on the tree.
We had fun making these little dolls. Superman wants to make some that are wise men. (Maybe we'll save that for Epiphany. I know that our tree will certainly still be up then!)
Have a lovely weekend!


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The Blue Ribbon Village is the environmental zone of The Mayor's Thames Festival.
It features walk-about performances, a herbal healing area, a village pond, a massive story-telling whale, river-related organisations, children's activities, a music stage and much, much more.
In the heart of this zone you will find the 'Village Pond', a fabulous interactive water space where you can learn about conservation, get advice from a Pond Doctor and take part in art workshops. There are deck chairs around the pond for those of you who would just like to come and relax and soak up the festival atmosphere.
Near the pond there will be a 50-foot long Story-telling Whale, closely guarded by a noisy fishwife, who will lead brave landlubbers into its belly. Once inside you will encounter a shipwrecked pirate and a treasure-hording mermaid who will tell their fishy tales.
The park will be a fantastic area for families and other Festival-goers to relax, learn, eat, drink, listen to music, and most of all, have fun.
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Servings: 6 persons as an appetizer
Preparation time: 45 minutes plus 30 minutes marinating
The Eggplant – Europeans use the term Aubergine – is my favorite vegetable. It is low in calories and fats and rich in fiber content and vitamins and anti-oxidants. If it sounds like I said it before, I probably did. I have a weak spot for eggplants.
This recipe is an easy, delicious and healthy salad. It can be made in advance. It actually tastes better if eggplants absorb the olive oil marinade overnight. In any case, you need to let it marinade for at least 30 minutes.
Serve as a starter with a crusty bread or pita or as part of a meze. As a side dish, it goes well with roasted chicken or fish.
- 2 medium-size eggplants, cut into 1 1/2 inch (4 cm) cubes
- 1 medium green pepper, sliced into 3/4 inch (2 cm) strips or roughly chopped
- 1 medium red pepper, sliced into 3/4 inch (2 cm) strips or roughly chopped
- 1 medium size onion, sliced into 3/4 inch (2 cm) strips or roughly chopped
- 2-3 garlic cloves, thinly sliced
- 6 green olives or to taste
- 6 black olives or to taste
- 1 tablespoon capers, optional
- 1/2 cup cilantro (fresh coriander leaves) or Italian parsley leaves, roughly chopped
- 1 cup feta cheese, cut into 2cm cubes, or to taste
- 5 Tbsp extra-virgin olive oil or to taste
- juice of 1-2 lemons or to taste
- salt and black pepper to taste
- 1-2 medium tomatoes seeded and cut into 3/4 inch (2c m cubes) – optional
- 1 /2 of a cucumber, seeded and cut into 3/4 inch (2c m cubes) – optional
Important: Tomatoes and cucumber should be added only shortly before serving!
Preheat oven to 400°F/200°C.
Place the cubes in a large bowl and drizzle them with extra virgin olive oil. Turn eggplant cubes to coat them well. Place them on a baking sheet lined with baking paper. Bake them for 20 minutes, turning them mid-time. After 20 minutes baking, they should look a bit dry and shriveled. These are the times I use with my oven. Some ovens work faster! The eggplants' texture is critical in this dish. The cubes should look dry on the outside but still be moist inside, spongy. It is best to test the doneness of the eggplant cubes by inserting a toothpick. If it offers no resistance it should be ok. The eggplant cubes should not be mushy and fall apart when you lift them as they will absorb the marinade later and soften further. Once you have mastered this part by trial and error you are practically home free.
In the meantime, saute the onions slices until soft (2-3 minutes). Add the peppers and garlic and saute for 2-3 minutes further. Peppers and garlic should be limp, but still "al dente". Let it cool.
Make a marinade out of the extra-virgin olive oil, lemon juice, cilantro (fresh coriander leaves) or Italian parsley and pepper. Be careful when adding salt, as the feta cheese may be very salty. Adjust the taste if necessary.
Put eggplant, onion, pepper slices, garlic, and olives in a bowl. Add feta cheese and the marinade, turning the salad ever so gently. You don't warn to end up with an unsightly mush. Try not to break the feta cheese too much.
If you decide to add tomatoes and cucumber, add them only just before serving, or they will get soggy. Adjust the taste again.


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The Powerpuff Girls (2016)Uploaded by kcianciulli
The Powerpuff Girls is an American animated television series created by animator Craig McCracken for Cartoon Network. The main characters of this show are Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup. The show is about the Professor Utonium creating three little superhero girls that save the day from villains. ...read more.
This should be on the top ten. They ruined my favorite show of all time and turned it into trash. Everyone who loved the original show says so. They ruined the characters and everything. Why did they replace the original voice actors? That was so stupid, I wanted Cathy, Elizabeth, and Tara as Blossom, Buttercup, and Bubbles again. Plus, the episodes are boring and unwatchable, it has many animation errors, and no thick lines. They made Blossom into a annoying perfectionist, Buttercup into an obnoxious bully, and Bubbles into a snobby, spoiled brat, she is the worst of the three. I loved Buttercup in the original, she always kicked butt and made the show more awesome than it was, how dare they ruin her? Plus, they have a twerking scene, memes, an annoying rap song, and a scene where a dumb blonde princess kisses Buttercup on the lips. - AnimeDrawer
I've seen YouTube Powerpuff Girls parodies better than this. - ad48
The network Refused to re-hire the 3 hot blondes to reprise their roles, but instead hire 3 daughters of pretty little liars!
Oh god, YES. This show was made for this list. I have multiple reasons to hate this show, but I'll just say it in one sentence: AWFUL EVERYTHING. I've seen only three episodes, and all of them were bad. This show should be higher.
I can name 5 reasons the reboot is a complete disgrace to the original:
1. The re-designs for the girls look incredibly weird. That's all I have to say about that.
2. The show borrows concepts that were used by the original. Princess Buttercup is basically Buttercrush with cool kids instead of the Gangreen Gang, Man Up is very similar to Makes Zen to Me, and Power Up Puff is basically a role reversal of Ice Sore.
3. The humor is mainly composed of unfunny memes and trends that will become outdated within a year. For example, one episode features a twerking panda, and the characters sometimes say outdated quotes ("I literally can't even," "No me gusta," etc.) Who remembers the time when cartoons created memes?
4. The show negatively changes the characters. They try to give the girls more personality but it makes them unlikable. Their redeeming qualities are taken away and their flaws are increased ten fold. Also, Ms. Bellum was removed ...more
I swear to god, if Cartoon Network makes a reboot of Ed, Edd n' Eddy that's like this, there will be blood. - Ededdneddyfan55
The girls twerk in one episode. That should sum up why this show sucks.
This series shames the glorious original from 1998. I only watch this series every once in a while to get a fix, even though Netflix has the entire original series as of this writing. To me, the 2016 PPG series is the Spider-Man: The New Animated Series (2003) to the Powerpuff Girls. I say that because of all the original villains that are pretty much stock and unoriginal.
This show is horrible! Never in my life have I been so infuriated by a cartoon! From the 2007 internet meme references to the awful voice acting, this show is an absolute disgrace to the original series!
Check out my remix on this list and see the comment I wrote about this show. My pure hatred of this reboot is seen in there. - Anonymousxcxc
This show makes the original show's episode "Knock it Off" so ironic.
They won against the Teen Titans. The sad part is the Titans lost. The really sad part is that I can see why. The saddest part is I think the Titans should have won after seeing both shows.
And I Thought Teen Titans Go! Was Terrible
The Powerpuff Girls Reboot Is EVEN WORSE
Hey losers! I agree that the show a terrible abomination, so instead of writing snarky comments about it, why don't you go do something about it?
Someone call pest control! I hate anything that has to do with them. They look like failed genetic experiments, or possibly mutant flies. I notice that they have no noses, like aliens or Lord Voldemort. Kill them nownownownownownow.
Whatever happened to the old ones? I loved that show! But it looks like cn pulled a teen titans go on this one.
Whatever you do, DO NOT CHANGE THE IMAGE WITH THE ORIGINAL SHOW. I can't stand seeing the image associated with the reboot. - ModernSpongeBobSucks
Why isn't this higher. Not number #1 but at least #3
This whole show ruins the reputation of cartoon network, along with a lot of other shows.
When people told me about twerking being referenced in the PPG reboot, I lost all hope for its potential to be one of the only good reboots on Cartoon Network. Reboots are only done right in anime such as Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, Hellsing Ultimate, and the 2011 reboot of Hunter x Hunter. However, reboots are done wrong on Cartoon Network such as Teen Titans Go!, Be Cool, Scooby-Doo!, and now the 2016 reboot of The Powerpuff Girls. - ModernSpongeBobSucks
Why is Adventure Time, Gumball, and Regular Show (all of which are good) higher than this. This is pure bull. - Drawbox
Yet another remake that bastardizes the original and we all hate it. Take the hint CN and stop trying to modernize good shows from the past, at least not in such a terrible way.
Uh oh. Here comes the cash grabbers who create crappy remakes and pray on the feeling of nostalgia. - SkylarTheAngel
For a second my head exploded of anger by then I realized it said 2016. But I agree, the 2016 wasn't that good, though the old one was loved and awesome. - PeeledBanana
This show took my childhood, brutally murdered it and proceed to have sexual relationships with the remains


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Article from the RAFA website, 12 February 2013.
Push 500 challenge almost complete!
Sean Allerton is heading towards the finish line of the push 500 challenge that has raised thousands of pounds for charity.
He started his journey on 16 April 2012 at RAF Church Fenton and has pushed at RAF stations and airfields across the country. He went out on this challenge to support the charities that have helped him since his motorbike accident in Akrotiri whilst serving in 1993 that left him as a tetraplegic, including the RAF Association.
He pushed on with the Blades at Sywell Aerodrome on 1st February, one of his final pushes towards the end of the challenge. He knocked over another 2 miles at Sywell and has now gone over the 440 mile mark! Sean looks forward to the finale which will take place at RAF Church Fenton where most of his pushes have taken place.
Though the Push 500 challenge is not yet complete, Sean has set his sights on the next challenge! If you want to support Sean or find out more, visit www.push500.com
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How many great discoveries have been made by accident? Most likely it would be hard to count them all, especially in the area of culture. But it seems that not so long ago, Estonia became the place where another discovery of this kind happened – Karl-Erik Taukar has been the ...Read More »
Minu Unistuste Päev helps turn dreams into reality for sick children
One day. 24 hours. 1440 minutes. 86400 seconds. It is not much for most of us, who spend this time in a hurry; for work, for a meeting, for a bus. A slightly overused motto "Carpe diem! Seize the day!" brings a smile of pity to our faces, because who ...Read More »
Interview with Ott Lepland
Estonians got to know him when he decided to participate in the third edition of the national version of the popular TV program "Idol" – "Eesti Otsib Superstaari". When he was fighting for the victory the whole country was cheering for him lively. He won and became one of the ...Read More »
"We make the music happen and go with the flow!" – an interview with Frankie Animal
They have not released their debut album yet and they already became one of the biggest musical sensations of the last year in Estonia. Frankie Animal, because this is who we are talking about, is a young Estonian band, playing catchy indie-rock, that got most of the awards during the ...Read More »
Interview with I Wear * Experiment
Their logo resembles the symbol of deathly hallows from the Harry Potter book series. They themselves create magic that proceeds to spread through the Baltic States and even further. Music of their works had already managed to hypnotize the president of Estonia, Toomas Hendrik Ilves himself, who decided that their ...Read More »
How Estonia Participates in the Eastern Partnership Programme
The Eastern Partnership programme includes the European Union and six countries located in Eastern Europe and the Caucasus. The Partnership is to bring the Eastern "Six" closer to the Union through development of export, and implementation of European values and standards in local institutions and societies. This time let's take ...Read More »
Relay to dance
There is a new danger loose on highways of Estonia, guarded by special cars and safety-clad people as it roams across the land: from August 20 until August 28, 24h relay dancing makes participants and spectators meet at both odd and sensible hours. Estonian singing festivals are well renown and ...Read More »
Another semester in Estonia came to an end. Two months ago I thought that this is enough of Estonia for me and I won't come back here anymore. Then sunny days lit up the picture of the country and I've fallen in love with Tartu again. Of course it is ...Read More »
Lenna's new music face
Two years was enough for Lenna Kuurmaa to become one of the most recognizable artists in her country, as a member of the band Vanilla Ninja. The group became almost a living legend and Estonia's mark on the international arena. Gold and platinum discs, thousands of dedicated fans, songs at ...Read More »
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Christmas time came. World is painted white, the smell of mulled wine is seducing lazy walkers, Christmas trees are decorated… This Christmas, I would like to wish you a big pot of magic, huge backpack of adventures, a wagon of happiness, and of course pockets full of money!;) Merry Christmas! ...Read More »


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PATERSON, N.J. -- A developer says turning a half-vacant apartment building on Auburn Street into a family shelter could help the crime-ridden area.
Charles Florio is bringing his development plans for the Auburn Arms to the Paterson Planning Board on Monday, according to northjersey.com.
The proposal has mixed reaction from community stakeholders, with the mayor and church groups cautiously in favor.
City officials closed an apartment building nearby after a shooting resulted in the death of a 16-year-old, according to northjersey.com.
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On the Pratt & Whitney campus in Palm Beach County, a lesser-known United Technologies subsidiary is doing more than $40 million worth of Star Wars research.
The Optics and Applied Technology Lab, recently renamed United Technologies Optical Systems and made a full-fledged UTC subsidiary, is one of several Florida defense contractors or researchers that has received Strategic Defense Initiative funds.
The recipients include Pratt & Whitney, Martin Marietta in Orlando, Harris Corp. in Melbourne, Honeywell Inc. in Clearwater, Macula Co. in Orlando and the University of South Florida in Tampa.
Billions of dollars worth of contracts are being divied up for President Reagan`s vision of a defense shield in space that would protect the country from a missile attack. And UTC`s Optics Lab intends to be a major participant in the SDI program.
The subsidiary, which employs 270 people in Florida, does laser research, makes laser components and constructs entire laser systems. The Optics Lab also employs 70 more people at various company and Air Force facilities in Connecticut, Massachusetts and New Mexico.
In September, the Optics Lab beat out Hughes Aircraft Co. for its largest contract ever -- a $42 million contract over five years from the Air Force. Under the contract, the Optics Lab will develop, construct and demonstrate what`s called an ``optical phased-array,`` the coupling of multiple telescopes to perform like a single telescope in increasing the intensity of a laser beam.
Such a telescope could be part of a weapon system in space, said James Pearson, executive vice president of United Technologies Optical Systems and general manager of the Florida facility.
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Formby's Labour Councillors said it was crucial the people of Formby get their say on whether 20mph zones should be introduced into the town.
Cllrs Nina Killen, Catie Page and Peter Maguire said local people must have their say on the plans to introduce a 20mph limit on all roads in Formby.
The plans for the new speed restriction on all roads in the town, apart from Liverpool Road, Altcar Road and Southport Road, came before the local area committee this week.
As part of the next phase of the proposals, every house in Formby will be consulted.
Cllr Killen said she hoped as many people as possible would respond to the consultation.
Cllr Killen said: "We are going to consult every home in Formby about the 20mph proposals. This is a massive issue for Formby and it is only right that everyone in the town gets their say.
"We are also going to consider keeping Duke Street, Ravenmeols Lane, Kirklake Road and Harington Road at 30mph, due to them being distributor roads, as well as Liverpool Road, Altcar Road and Southport Road, as previously proposed.
"I will be very interested to see the results of this consultation. Since it was suggested that 20mph zones could be introduced into Formby, it has generated a lot of interest, both for and against.
"We want to hear what residents think but the speed of traffic along those roads has been an issue for a while and the roads are by parks and through a housing estate. Twenty's plenty where people live. There were nine injury collisions in Formby last year and that is nine too many. Lower speeds mean accidents are easier to avoid and injuries are less serious and that is what we want to achieve.
"I have been contacted by a growing number of residents in the past 12 months about vehicles speeding in Formby, particularly on Harington Road. So it will be interesting to see what comes back in the consultation which I urge everyone to complete."
Cllr Maguire said all three Labour Councillors hoped that new pedestrian crossings would be incorporated into the scheme.
Cllr Maguire said: "Thirty-mile-per-hour roads should be roads that accommodate pedestrians and cyclists well, according to 20's Plenty. They should be roads with good footpaths and crossings and should be good for cyclists.
"We would like to see crossings at Duke Street and Southport Road - but due to Tory-Lib Dem government budget constraints, we are told there is no money for them. However, I have asked for crossings to be considered as part of this scheme, if we keep those roads at 30mph."
Sefton Council held a consultation on proposals to introduce a pilot 20mph zone in Formby last year. A total of 1,581 households in the affected area of Formby were consulted. Forty-two per cent of households responded to the consultation - 71% of whom were in favour of a 20mph restriction.
Cllr Catie Page said she hoped even more people responded this time.
Cllr Page said: "We had a really good response to the pilot consultation last year, but I am sure we'll get an even greater response this time.
"The scale of this proposed scheme means that every single person in Formby will be affected by this. Every single person needs to be given the opportunity to have a say. That's why I am pleased that this consultation was originally scheduled as the next phase of scheme's consideration.
"Every house in Formby will get a letter and a pre-paid reply envelope. The scheme will also be advertised in the Champion, then at the next Area Committee we will make a final decision about what to do.
"So once you receive your consultation letter, please take a few minutes to complete and send them back. Everyone's view in Formby counts."


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Welcome to the start of something special!
It's time to mark your calendars and save the date for the AYSO EXPO in your Section. This year there will be 11 AYSO EXPOs (formerly called Section Meetings) across the nation. They will focus on AYSO's unique training, including certification and continuing education in management, coaching, refereeing, marketing and more.
Veteran attendees know that often the biggest value of these meetings can be outside of the classroom. It's also about meeting other volunteers and national staff, sharing ideas and solutions, learning best practices and just having a lot of fun. They aren't just for Executive Members either, these events are fun for all AYSO volunteers, including Regional coaches, referees and administrators.
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This 8 day tour starts in Christchurch and finishes in Christchurch.
This 8 day scenic route will give you a wonderful 'taste' of the South Island's beauty and diversity. Visit its two largest cities, Christchurch and Dunedin, Mt Cook National Park and Te Anau the gateway to Fiordland National Park. You then experience the excitement of Queenstown before heading north to the unique West Coast Glacier region. The finale to this tour is crossing the Southern Alps on board the TranzAlpine Scenic Train as you return to Christchurch.
Accommodation type on this tour is: Hotel 3 star.
Rental car insurance included
Rental car inclusions: Unlimited kilometres,airport/ferry terminal fees, additional drivers.
Tour pack: Includes detailed driving instructions, maps, guide books and much more.
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TranzAlpine Train from Greymouth to Christchurch
Day 1: Arrive into the 'Garden City' of Christchurch
Accommodation: Heartland Hotel Cotswold
Day 2: Collect your rental car this morning, then you'll enjoy a scenic drive through Canterbury and the MacKenzie Country
Accommodation: MacKenzie Country Hotel, Twizel
Day 3: Leaving the MacKenzie Country you'll follow the Waitaki River to the coast, where you'll turn south for Dunedin
Accommodation: Kingsgate Hotel Dunedin
Day 4: Travel through the rich farmland of South Otago and Southland to reach Te Anau, gateway to Fiordland
Accommodation: Distinction Luxmore Hotel
Day 5: Travel through rolling Southland countryside then follow Lake Wakatipu to Queenstown
Accommodation: Heartland Hotel Queenstown
Day 6: Take the Crown Range Road to Wanaka before travelling the spectacular Haast Pass to the West Coast
Accommodation: Heartland Hotel Fox Glacier
Day 7: Drive north along the stunning West Coast Road and take the TranzAlpine train to Christchurch
Accommodation: Heartland Hotel Cotswold
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Three uOttawa graduates poised to compete for Canada at the PyeongChang Winter Games share one Olympic dream. Curlers Lisa Weagle (BA '08) and Rachel Homan (BSc '11) and hockey player Lauriane Rougeau (MHK '16) will be up against the world's best in South Korea, from February 9 to 25, 2018.
In addition, five other alumni and a PhD candidate are in South Korea to support the athletes:
Emma Bédard (BA '11) of CBC Toronto will be working in communications while in PyeongChang.
Perry Dellelce (LLB '90), a member of uOttawa's Board of Governors, is chair of the Canadian Olympic Foundation.
Sonia Gungah (BSocSc '15) is an assistant with the Canadian Olympic Foundation.
Adam Kingsbury, PhD candidate in sport psychology, is head coach of the women's curling team.
Kim Thompson (PhD '10), a part-time human kinetics professor at uOttawa, is the mental health consultant for the women's ice hockey team.
Dirk Van Wijk (BCom '84), a former member of the Canadian cross-country ski team, is helping to prepare the Olympic cross-country ski venue.


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(Reuters) - Fire crews were battling a huge fire at Didcot B Power Station, about 70 miles (113 km) west of London, late on Sunday, the BBC said.
Twenty fire appliances were at the fire, which broke out in one of the cooling towers, the BBC said on its website, citing Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue.
The BBC cited energy company RWE npower, which owns the gas-burning power station, as saying the fire was now under control and there were no injuries.
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The copy / paste: who does not practice it almost addictive, all software combined? In the first two articles of this series of 3, we have presented you alternative and more efficient techniques, applicable to Word and Excel .
This article describes the tools that can be used in Outlook ; and more precisely how:
- store and reuse content elements of emails in e-mail,
- integrate in a text of e – mail a graph, a table, an image, in short all or part of a screen.
This series of 3 articles describes the techniques to be implemented:
- With Word for:
- Recover all or part of one document in another,
- Have comments / conclusions regarding Excel data by avoiding the management of 2 files.
- With Excel for:
- Copy a sheet either within a workbook or from one workbook to another,
- Copy a graphic in a PowerPoint slide either as a picture or with tracking changes.
- With Outlook for:
- Having available reusable elements of emails in e-mail,
- Copy any part of a screen, regardless of its source, into the body of an email.
The screenshots and videos of these items were made with the 2016 version of the Office Pack in Windows environment 10 . So there may be some differences with your own screens.
In this third article, we will discuss the part dedicated to Outlook .
1 – Outlook – Save content that you often use
Save a building block
- Start creating a new email
- Select text
- Tab: INSERT
- Group: TEXT
- Button: QUICKPART
- Command: Save the selection in the QuickPart Component Gallery
- Give a name to this building block and complete the options in the dialog box
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Axebane's Modular Dungeon Tiles are an affordable, attractive option for those of us who can't stretch to a set of Dwarven Forge tiles.
RPG Blog Carnival: Time Marches On
Looking back at AD&D's "Chronomancer", and converting some material to the latest edition.
Best of DMs Guild – January 2018
January's DMs Guild roundup, featuring airships, brawls, and minor magics!
Rethinking RPG Book Design: Monster Manuals Part II
The second in a two-part article examining the design of monster manuals over the history of D&D, and asking what we can do to modernise them.
Rethinking RPG Book Design: Monster Manuals Part I
The first in a two-part article looking at the design of monster manuals over the various editions of D&D, and asking what we can do to modernise them.
Let's Build A Campaign: Talking Turtlekin
We're taking baby steps to get back into writing the adventure path, beginning development on the turtlekin settlement.
A Bestiary of the Blasted Lands
We return to the Blasted Lands, with stats for 4 new monsters and a discussion of what goes in to building monsters in 5th edition.
Review: Elemental Enemies by Trash Mob Minis
The latest pack of paper miniatures from Trash Mob Minis is excellent, as always.
RPG Blog Carnival: Roleplaying Games on a Budget
We take a look at some fun RPG systems with low prices, so you can get started without breaking the bank.
A Guide to the Blasted Lands
A gazetteer and map of the Blasted Lands.


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Here we go guys, I got another shop update for you. Cody did another session on a Wizard of Oz sleeve and outlined a floral half sleeve. Lars tattooed a lily with a geometric background. Morgan got to do a pin up out at All Star in STL. Dan did a Belted King Fisher tattoo along with a traditional black and grey anchor with a message in a bottle. Phil was really excited to get to do a Doomsday Bonnet tattoo. Felix got to do a little girl head/Eiffel Tower on a customers Ribs.
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Dear Dr. G.,
My husband and I are not seeing eye to eye on this one. I heard you on the radio talking about teen relationships so we agreed to ask for your opinion on our disagreement. You see, I already doubt myself and I doubt myself even more when my husband disagrees with me. He tends to be the calmer of the two of us.
Here is the problem:
My 13-year-old daughter has a boyfriend -- whatever that means. I don't think that they even see each other much. I think they text and email and basically communicate like kids do these days. Well, recently this boy has been texting my daughter that he loves her. I check my daughter's emails and Facebook and she knows this, so this isn't the main problem between us. I wonder if it is normal for a 13-year-old boy to be expressing love at such a young age.
Lately, this boy has been showing signs of possessiveness. He gets mad at my daughter if she talks to her male friends. He also -- get this -- got jealous when she attended her 11-year-old brother's birthday party, asking her if she found any of these boys cute. I thought that that was pretty creepy. Even more recently, he has started texting my daughter repeatedly asking for her whereabouts. I'm sorry, but this boy scares me. He just seems too intense for his age.
I have not said anything to my daughter yet about my opinion even though she has confided in me about some of this boy's demands. My husband says to let it go -- that this is puppy love and that if I push her to get away from this boy that that will only make her want him more.
Your opinion, please?
A Concerned Mother
Dear Mother,
First let me say that I am always happy when parents are talking to each other and not tuning each other out and making unilateral decisions. Good for you and your husband!
Now about this boy. I, too, have concerns about him. It is not one single behavior that I am concerned about, but the whole package of behaviors. You asked if it is normal for a 13-year-old boy to express his love to a girlfriend. It's not entirely unusual these days that kids say things on technology that they wouldn't say in person. Technologically-delivered messages give them a feeling of anonymity and when people feel anonymous, they say and do things that they wouldn't otherwise wouldn't. However, you describe a host of other issues. This boy is possessive, a bit obsessive and jealous. This concerns me. This is not what puppy love should be comprised of.
I am glad that your daughter is confiding in you and that you are checking her messages. I agree with your husband that if you forbid your daughter from interacting with this boy then you may inadvertently create The Romeo and Juliet Effect. Let me explain. In psychological literature, the Romeo and Juliet Effect refers to the powerful urge to react against restrictions. So, like Romeo and Juliet in Shakespeare's romantic tragedy parents' disapproval may push the teens to want to get even closer. Nonetheless, I believe that you cannot stand by passively and watch your daughter get entangled in a relationship mess.
Here is what I suggest: When your daughter confides in you about this boyfriend, ask her if his behaviors and demands make her feel comfortable. Ask her in a nonjudgmental and calm manner. Your goal is to subtly induce doubt and have her arrive at her own decision. This, of course, would be the best possible outcome. Of course, if you become concerned for her safety then you and your husband will have to step in in a more direct manner.
Good Luck,
Dr. G.


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Latitude: 51.5052 / 51°30'18"N
Longitude: -2.0856 / 2°5'8"W
OS Eastings: 394155
OS Northings: 178473
OS Grid: ST941784
Mapcode National: GBR 2RZ.FKJ
Mapcode Global: VH965.SFSH
Entry Name: 5, High Street
Listing Date: 29 February 1988
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1022406
English Heritage Legacy ID: 316109
Location: Sutton Benger, Wiltshire, SN15
County: Wiltshire
Civil Parish: Sutton Benger
Built-Up Area: Sutton Benger
Traditional County: Wiltshire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Wiltshire
Church of England Parish: Sutton Benger
Church of England Diocese: Bristol
ST 9478 (south side)
12/281 No 5
House, formerly two, C18, rubble stone with stone slate roof, end
stacks and two ridge stacks. Two storeys. Formerly two double-
fronted houses, that to left with two triple casements each floor
and centre door, now blocked, that to right with beaded mullion
windows, 2-light above, 3-light below and centre door in moulded
flush surround with hood on brackets. Left end section with lower
roof, Bridgwater tiled and one 9-pane front window[
Listing NGR: ST9415578473
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Maker at heart.
Hi friends! I'm Amy. I'm a handcrafter of letters and a designer by trade based in Kalamazoo, Michigan. With a background in graphic design and an overall curiosity for creativity, I'm a huge believer in discovering and challenging myself to learn new techniques and skills. With that comes serving others with personalized products and gifts while making people laugh with relatable posts and witty quotes.
By day, I help companies perform beautifully by leading our design team at Maestro as Design Director. By night, you'll find me in my home office creating goodies. When I'm not in the office, I like to adventure with my sweet husband, Brad. We like to work on home renovations, collaborate on side projects, dream about our future but live in the moment. And life wouldn't be complete without our furry goldendoodle, Smuckers. She makes us laugh everyday and fills our home with unconditional love and lots of doggy snuggles.
Through my work at Maestro, I've had the pleasure of working with the wonderful people at Google, Facebook, Twitter, Microsoft, Franklin Covey, Southwest Airlines, Royal Caribbean, Amway, Stryker, SkyZone, Luxottica, Schlage, Marriott, Abbvie, St. Jude Medical, Acumed, Anheuser Busch, Ope's Cookies + many more.
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I overuse the phrase "my jam", because I feel most things in life are "my jam".
I have four older brothers = tomboy growing up + bodyguards for life.
Our dog, Smuckers is named after the coughing dog on Seinfeld.
I get lash extensions cuz #asiangirlprobs.
We watch episodes of The Office just about everyday. I've probably watched the entire series at least 6-7 times now.
I should have known my husband was the one when he asked if he could clean off my chicken bones. We love wings.
I think I have an addiction to chewing gum. I get real cranky if I run out.
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Below are links to some of the free workshops and job fair events for July 2018 in and around the London area. Please take the time to explore each link and participate if possible.
Student Job Posting Sites
There are several job posting sites available that are aimed at helping students find summer, part-time or winter jobs that they can work around there schedule. Please view any of the links below for more information
Helpful Links
CanLearn InteractiveCanada's one-stop resource for the information and interactive planning tools you need to explore learning and education opportunities, research occupations, develop learning strategies, and create the financial plans to achieve your goals - includes the services of an On-line Counsellor. Even though this site is geared to students it has valuable information for everyone.
Finding a Summer JobSchool's out for summer and you would probably like nothing more than to relax. It would be great to spend some time watching TV or hanging out with friends. Unfortunately, if you are like most students that's not an option - summer means time to look for a job.
Improving Your Job Skills as a Teenager"As a teenager you have probably noticed that your "worth" in the "job market" is not very high". From the Teenager's Guide To The Real World.
Resume and Cover LettersA complete section of links to help you with all you need to know about writing your resume or cover letter.
What can you do with YOUR degree?The good news is half of all vacancies for recent graduates are open to those with a degree in any discipline - including yours!
Yes Job SearchYouth Employment Services job board.
Young Worker Awareness ProgramOur goal is to give you the health and safety awareness you need to protect yourself and your fellow workers.


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Republished from National Association of REALTORS® Sept. 23rd, 2016. Written by Amanda Riggs.
Overwhelmingly, home buyers have purchased detached single-family homes more than any other type of home in the last 35 years. Since 1981, the Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers has collected data on the types of homes purchased throughout the three-and-a-half decades. Consistently, 74 to 88 percent of home buyers purchased single-family homes each year. Home buyers purchased townhomes and condos each at roughly 10 percent of the time and other types of homes less frequently.
In 1981, 76 percent of home buyers bought detached single-family homes, eight percent bought townhomes, and 16 percent bought condos. By comparison in 2015, 83 percent bought detached single-family homes, seven percent bought townhomes, and three percent bought condos.
Single-family homes were the top home choice in 1985 at 88 percent, and again at 87 percent in 2002 and 2004. From 1985 to 2002, four in five buyers steadily purchased single-family homes. From 2005 to 2012, three in four buyers bought single-family homes. Townhome purchases hovered around nine percent for the majority of the 1990s and early 2000s and then dropped one to two points since 2008. Condo purchases were most popular from 1997 to 2007 at 11 percent for several years, but also dropped a few percentage points starting in 2008. By 2015, only three percent of homes purchased were condos. Other home types started gaining popularity in 2003 at two percent and have grown in market share to seven percent by 2015.
To follow this series as we discuss the findings of 35 years of profile data, check out the hashtag #NARHBSat35 on your social channels. NAR Research will be releasing trend line data since 1981 to celebrate 35 years of home buyer and seller demographic research.


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Green Belt currently manages in excess of 300,000 acres of private forestry in Ireland for private clients, investors and pension funds. Green Belt are always at the coal face of forestry promotion, in regular contact with local councillors and TD's to maintain the planting grants and premia which are essential to the continuance of afforestation in Ireland.
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If your forestry plantation is approaching 20 years of age, it might be ready for first thinning. This is an essential maintenance procedure for forests and it will enhance the future growth and production of your plantation towards clearfell.
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Green Belt set up Irish Wood chipping Services in 2008. The company currently have several Jenz chippers capable of chipping up to 65t/hour combined. Irish Wood chipping Service chip on contract and also buy, chip and sell forest material from the forest estate.
Timber Marketing
Marketing is the process of selling timber to obtain its true fair market value. Here are the key points that a woodland owner should consider when marketing timber. Achieving a reasonable financial return on a timber investment depends on many factors. None is more critical, however, than proper marketing. Even if financial gain isn't the primary goal, proper marketing can reduce the cost of achieving other management objectives, such as creating wildlife habitat.
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Once the objectives of the new forest have been considered and species to be planted selected, it is time to begin the practical side of the site development.


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Capital Xtra: Belvita on air
9 February 2018, 13:48 | Updated: 15 March 2018, 16:01
Belvita/The Global Awards Promotion on Capital XTRA, February 2018
1. The following rules ("Specific Rules") together with the general competition terms and conditions (which can be found at http://www.capitalxtra.com/terms-conditions/ (the " Competition Terms and Conditions") of Global (as defined in the Competition Terms and Conditions apply to 'Belvita/Global Awards radio competition (the "Competition") which will run between 19th February 2018 and 23rd February 2018 on the Capital XTRA (the "Radio Station").
2. Anyone who enters the Competition (an "Entrant") will be deemed to have read and accepted the Specific Rules and the Competition Terms and Conditions and will be bound by them.
a. Details of the Competition:
3. To enter the Competition an Entrant must send a text message with the keyword given out on air to 61236 (the "Text Message Line").
4. Text messages will be charged at £1.00 plus your standard network rates. The opening and closing times of the Text Message Line will be given out on air.
5. The opening and closing times of the text message line will be given out on air. If listeners text before or after the outlined entry window, they will not be entered but may still be charged. Global Radio is not responsible for any latency experienced by your mobile phone network, which may delay delivery of your text message to us.
6. Once the text lines have closed, one winner will be selected at random from all the correct and valid entries received and called back to answer a question. A call with the winner will be recorded and played on-air.
7. If they answer incorrectly, another caller will be randomly selected from all valid entries. This process will continue until a winner is confirmed and the prize awarded.
8. All Entrants selected to play on-air will be required to talk to the presenter(s) and the conversation may be recorded and played on-air. If the caller fails to answer a return call from Global, is driving at the time of the call and is unable to pull over, cannot continue the call for any reason or the phone line is not of a suitable quality for broadcast (at the discretion of the producer) the call may be terminated and another Entrant selected at random.
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9. Entrants must be aged 18 or over
10. Entry is restricted to UK residents only.
11. Entrants can enter each Competition round up to a maximum of 3 times. We strongly advise against excessive use.
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12. Prize is 1 pair of tickets to The Global Awards on March 1st 2018 at the Eventim Apollo in London with overnight accommodation for 2 people.
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14. Tickets are non-transferable and no cash alternative will be offered.
15. Travel is not included.
16. Hotel is classed as a 4 Star and is based on two adults sharing a double/twin room with en-suite bathroom on a bed and breakfast basis.
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Yogoda Satsanga Dhyana Kendra, Bengaluru conducted a 12-hour long meditation on 23rd September 2017 , Saturday, from 7am to 7pm - as part of the centenary celebrations of YSS.
About 90 devotees attended the meditation which was divided into four sessions. A short break of 15 min following each session where in devotees were served biscuits with tea, lime juice, buttermilk.
First session started at 7:00 am with Energisation Exercises followed by arati, opening prayer, invocation and chants Think ye in thy heart, Who tells me Thou art dark, Listen listen listen to my heart's song, Krishna Jesus Babaji, My Lord i will be Thine Always, and ended at 10:45am. This was followed by a break for 15 mins.
Second session started at 11:00 am with inspirational prayer, and chants I am Aum, So do Thou my Lord, Aum Kali Aum Kali, Receive me on Thy lap O Mother, Guruji Tumhi ho Khewanhara, then meditation upto at 1:30pm. This was followed by lunch break for 30 mins. Keeping our goal of meditation in mind, light lunch of poha was served.
Third session started at 2:00 pm with chant Shyamal Krishna, followed by a short reading, followed by another short period of chanting of Amara Guru Yogananda, Jai Maa jai Maa jai jai Maa. Meditation in this session went on upto at 4:15pm and ended with a tea break for 15 mins.
Fourth and final session started at 4:30pm with chant O Thou King of the Infinite, followed by meditation, followed by chanting of Aum at the chakras as is recommended for long meditations. This was followed by short periods of meditation alternating with chanting of Ever New Joy (Ananda ananda), Lahiri Mahasaya come to me, Guru Yogananda Sharanam. .
Day long service ended with praying for others, healing prayer and closing prayer, followed by prasad distribution.
Devotees who attended found a lot of benefit from the 12-hour meditation and expressed a desire to have 12 hour meditations more frequently. The Kendra managing council was decided to make this is monthly feature. The six-hour meditation held on second Saturday of every month has been converted into a 12-hour meditation.


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We've all felt secondhand embarrassment for that guy whose parent, aunt, uncle – really any adult in their lives – excessively comments on their Facebook pictures or "likes" their status updates. I'm sure many of us have cringed while reading the "Wow! You're really starting to look like a man" or "This reminds me of when you were rolling around in diapers" comments.
It is inevitable – you spend hours a day on this social networking website as your parents sit by, bored by their corporate emails. Next thing you know, they're typing away and glued to their keyboards. Before you can even look over to see what the fuss is about, you have a new friend request: your mom.
Yes, it's embarrassing and annoying. And it is technically a website directed towards high school students, college students, and occassionally graduate students. However, today's adult generation has emerged onto this territory quickly, and certainly not unnoticed.
Some families have agreements about whether or not parents and their children will be "friends" on Facebook. Other kids just refuse to answer the ever-present "friend request". The unlucky ones sit by as they watch their parents "friend" every student in their grade and write messages on their "wall" for all to see.
There should always be a certain level of privacy in the children's relationships with the adults in their lives. The teenage years are not always full of events we want to share with our parents. Although it's definitely acceptable for adults to enjoy themselves on Facebook along with a majority of the planet, there must remain a measure of privacy.
Without this, there is a risk of unwanted information falling into the hands of worried parents. For example: a picture, a status, or a wall-post. These snip-its of information give an insight for parents to gain knowledge of their teenager's life. And unless the teenager has told their parents these private details of their daily life, this possession of knowledge is as invasive as a parent's reading of their child's diary.
However, a prominent issue that arises from this discussion is the lack of privacy given to internet users. Although it is important for parents to allow their children a certain level of distance and independence in their internet world, children should remember to censor themselves and their internet activity. The privacy parents allow children should not permit them to post whatever pictures or comments they want to. The danger of the Internet is that its accessibility allows users to post in less than a second, and leave their indelible mark forever on the internet world.
So yes, parents – please try to allow children some independence in those awkward teenage years. But importantly, kids: think before you post. Its important to remember the dangers and as you sign onto the universally recognizable www.facebook.com, remember to proceed with caution.


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Shea's life was profoundly shaped by the animals and ecosystems of the Loess Bluffs in northwest Missouri, where she was raised. There she claimed an identity deeply interwoven with wild nature and has been an advocate since. For fifteen years she's been immersed in endangered species recovery as a wildlife biologist. As a recent transplant to Florida, Shea monitors shorebird populations as part of a statewide conservation network.
In 2010 Shea experienced her first Global Earth Exchange at the Boulder, CO coal plant. The experience transformed her relationship with the tension between grief, beauty, and wounded places. Since then she has made Acts of Beauty a part of her life practice and shares the mission of Radical Joy in all her circles.
With the Radical Joy for Hard Times community, Shea joyfully shares her gifts of partnership and programmatic development, fundraising, and outreach. She is deeply honored to join the brilliant hearts and minds that strive to restore our relationship will all of nature. When not conspiring for Radical Joy, Shea guides nature-based ceremonies for healing and empowerment as the founder of Rite in the Wild.
Tom's soul sprouted in unguarded hours playing as a boy in the woods surrounding his family home in downstate NY. There, then, first stirred habitation of the Sacred.
He affirms radical joy wrested from hard seasons, fear-filled wounds, awe-full experience, relationships and a 35-year vocation in ministry. Pastor, "interim" specialist, chaplain to hospital trauma patients, hospice minister—they challenged and channeled inward and outward spiritual work.
"Radical joy is facing grief, vulnerability, and fear while embracing healing grace in beauty and love connecting all living beings."
Tom (Td) fulfills a vital Advisor role for Ground Beneath Our Hearts. He is grateful and humbled to celebrate the natural bridge between all creatures, places and times as a new student in the Rad Joy "school". Td brings gifts and skills for organizational development, processing deep change for individuals or systems, and compass vision for a soulful and sustainable earth future.
Polly Howells grew up in the woods west of Boston and on the shore of southern Maine. Both psychotherapists in private practice, she and her husband Eric Werthman brought their two sons each August, the "shrinks' month off," to the camp on Lake Mooselookmeguntic in the western mountains of Maine. These wild places have always inhabited her psyche, although she has lived in Brooklyn, New York most of her adult life.
In 2007, having met Pachamama Alliance founder Lynne Twist in San Francisco, she and Eric took a life-changing Pachamama voyage to the Ecuadorian Amazon where they spent time with people from the Achuar tribe and learned first hand of the dangers they and their life-giving forest face from international oil companies.
Since that trip, Polly has trained and worked as a facilitator for the Pachamama Alliance's "Awakening the Dreamer symposium," was Board Chair and is still a board member of Bioneers, and is a core member of Woodstock NY Transition. She trained for ten years with Jungian Analyst Marion Woodman and her colleagues in a practice called BodySoulRhythms, and from this training she and two colleagues lead a five-day yearly retreat for women in the Berkshire Mountains called "Reclaiming Our Lives, Reclaiming Our Earth." She feels deeply aligned with the mission of Radical Joy for Hard Times.rough fostering a deep first-hand relationship with nature in his transformation work with leaders and encouraging communities' connection with the wounded places of the land.
As a former banker and co-owner of a specialty metals company, Joanne's past complicity in the Industrial Growth Society is a powerful motivator for her present day earth work. A return to graduate school to study ecopsychology has transformed her work and life.
Joanne's first Global Earth Exchange was experienced as a long distance road trip in her Subaru painted with Radical Joy artwork. Believing that people in the world are suffering greatly from the woundedness of their landscapes, she is passionately committed to making and finding beauty in ravaged land and heartscapes.
Joanne is a Principal with East Vision Partners, and her leadership development work is to emphasize the tenets of triple bottom-line strategies. As an educator and facilitator she is dedicated to helping individuals and communities discover their ecological identities in service of creating a life-sustaining society.
Having recently moved to a region experiencing an explosion in natural gas development, Joanne is witnessing the growing destruction of the local landscape. Her dream is to raise the ecological consciousness in the local community and bring equal consideration to the environment.
Joanne brings a lifelong love of nature, extensive business experience, and a strong compassionate heart to Radical Joy for Hard Times.
Emily was born in Bristol, CT, where she lived with her parents and three sisters until she was eight, when her family moved to a small valley in the foothills of rural Vermont. Her feelings of intimacy with the natural world developed slowly, one season at a time, as the sidewalks of their close-knit neighborhood quickly gave way to dirt roads, dense green leaves, and the constant sound of moving water from the brook that ran behind their house. As her outer world revealed the wonder and complexity of Life's forms, her inner world awakened. She came to know her relevance and beauty through the inherent recognition that she belonged to the vast, mysterious World around her.
Through the arc of her personal and professional journey, Emily realized the experience that marked her childhood was the awakening of her ecological, or Gaian self. Sharing this fundamental knowledge of our true nature is the central goal of her calling as a transformative, environmental educator. Emily collaborates with both organizations and individuals, designing and delivering unique learning journeys for communities of people all over the world. Her work combines elements of the Work That Reconnects, the Goethean method, systems thinking and deep ecology.
She is thrilled to contribute to vision and practice of the rare and inspiring organization that is Radical Joy for Hard Times. Emily lives bi-coastally, sharing her time between Vermont and the Bay Area.


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Some pictures of INFINITE's Melon Music Story have been released. The boys look cute, as always, and we have a couple finds form the pictures.
Dongwoo wore the Madonna T-Shirt from Givenchy. Buy it here.
Sungyeol wore a plaid shirt from hip-hop brand Pyrex Vision. Buy it here.
Now it's time for a "Who wore it better?". Sunyeol vs. G-Dragon.
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What cleaning activities does the end of tenancy cleaning service in Hounslow Heath consist of at the living room area of the estate? It's all very simple – with us, everything will be cleaned to the tiniest detail – no one could find a flaw once we are done. There are a lot of end of tenancy cleaning tasks in the living room and it could be a challenge to a non-professional but we are aware of what has to be done. All spider nets will be cleaned from the walls and ceiling by our professional cleaners. We will wipe all interior windows, window-sills, window shades, doors door-handles, door-cases, mopboards, picture frames, mirrors and glass-cases, lamps and light switches, wall plugs, as well as all shelves, cupboards, drawers and so on. Our employees also clean the sofas, armchairs, foot rests – every piece of upholstered furniture; empty and clean the waste baskets, and, of course, thoroughly vacuum the floor, including underneath the sofas and wipe it clean.
Naturally our cleaning teams will also clean items which you would like to be a part of the service, in addition to the above in case that there are any. Your individual needs are always taken into account and our service is entirely tailored to suit them.
We could claim that more than a decade of experience has taught us what landlords and real estate agencies mean by an excellent end of tenancy cleaning because our company has come across quite a few them. We are committed to clean with the same care and quality for our new clients as we have always done and always will for our stable Hounslow Heath clients whose trust we have a deep appreciation for as they have requested our start of tenancy as well as post tenancy cleaning services every time they need that type of service.
Even without the nuisance of arranging end of tenancy cleaning, the task of leaving the home or office in which you felt at home and maybe even grew to love could be more than displeasing. No wonder that with all the responsibilities and deadlines the prospect of doing the end of tenancy cleaning by yourself could be devastating.
Luckily End Of Tenancy can do the end of tenancy cleaning at a great price so you do not have to take all relocation tasks upon yourself.
A professional cleaning service is surely what you will benefit from so the move-out process of the flat which you are vacating in Hounslow Heath to run as smoothly as you hope. The company that you take into service will clean everything right before you move out and the new tenants come.
Moreover, if you want to get your deposit back, the supervised end of tenancy cleaning is highly recommended. The main ground for the loss of a rent deposit is the unsatisfactory clean of a home or office.
Recently the short poem "Dust if you must" is all over the Internet and gains popularity in facebook, twitter, google plus, private blogs and so on. The poem goes like this:
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But wouldn't it be better,
To paint a picture, or write a letter,
Bake a cake, or plant a seed?" – and so forth, if you find it interesting, you can without too much trouble google it. We, from our part, do like it and we think that there is without a doubt much truth in it – there are always so many better things to do instead of doing chores. End Of Tenancy in Hounslow Heath is here for you, so you musn't dust.
When you move in or out of a rented property in Hounslow Heath you can hire us to take over the moving in cleaning or thepost tenancy cleaning to our employees. Everything you need for a successful effect of the cleaning, is a phone call or a message away – we can guarantee to you that you choose trustworthiness, long time practice and proficiency and competence by choosing us.
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It is fantastic that 21c, the hotel and art museum concept so successfully pioneered in Louisville, is coming to the heart of downtown Lexington.
The project announced this week hits almost every positive note one can imagine for downtown revitalization.
It will reuse an historic building and bring a $38 million investment, 150 post-construction jobs and a unique, urbane presence to the downtown scene.
The announcement comes at an important time for Lexington and its downtown.
The recent work of the Rupp Arena Arts and Entertainment District Task Force and of the master planner it hired, Gary Bates, has created excitement about a revitalized downtown.
In the last few years downtown has also gained a couple of lively dining districts along Jefferson and Short streets, two small grocery stores and a lot of quality living spaces.
This world-class hotel museum will add to the growing dynamism.
While downtown is the focus, this is will benefit the entire community. An attractive urban core is critical to economic growth and to protecting our irreplaceable Bluegrass farmland. So, a warm welcome to 21c.


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Most Popular And Legitimate Work From Home Careers
Say you just delivered a child and you decided you no longer want to come back to your typical office position so that you can take care of your child. Yet, getting a job for which you can perform at home isn't easy task. Here are some legitimate work form home careers that you can consider.
1) A call center in your home. In modern times, you have observed much regarding enterprises routing their customer support calls to people abroad, but a less-noticed trend is the growth in home-based call-center workers. Merit to the online world and advanced call-routing technology, more corporations are becoming aware that they can outsource their order-taking, sales as well as problem-resolution calls to workers who are home-based. and other phone answering service most often have no tolerance for audible interruptions, hence a crying newborn, barking dog or perhaps ringing doorbells might get you dismissed. Quite a few corporations want their personnel have dedicated places of work with doors to lower potential disruptions. An worker furthermore needs a dedicated phone system, a personal computer and a speedy Internet access.
2) Online auctions. Online auction websites have aided persons do a lot more than cleaning their attics (or load them up again). The biggest online auction site, eBay, says it is home to more than a thousand "professional sellers" who say the site as a primary or secondary income source. Keep in mind that sellers should also be mindful of their reputations because bad feedback from clients could harm future sales. Staying organized, using honest product descriptions and shipping goods soon are crucial to a rewarding auction business.
3) Virtual Assistance. Though there are a number of home-based businesses and work from home careers you can start; the most in-demand positions is a Virtual Assistant business. The Virtual Assistant industry is a job that's growing more in popularity every year. A Virtual Assistant is basically a normal assistant. The main difference, nevertheless, is that a Virtual Assistant provides their services from their home. While firms employ a traditional assistant to perform 8 hours a day, five days weekly; a Virtual Assistant is hired to work whenever they are needed. For example, organizations will hire a Virtual Assistant for overflow tasks, juggling monthly tasks, or simply just to become an extension of their business.
You will, most likely, still encounter conflicts familiar to any working parent: working enough hours, devote enough quality time with your family, how to do household chores, prep dinner and do the shopping. Not having to commute or pay for a nanny, nonetheless, are significant bonuses of getting a work from home career.
Want to find out more about work from home careers? Then visit Robena Hortillosa's site on how to choose the best work from home career for moms.
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