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Press Star reviews 2016
Year in the news, part 1
By Scott Bellile
Business expansions, state-qualifying high school athletes and high-profile criminal convictions and sentencings made local headlines in town during the first half of 2016.
This is part one of a look at the New London and Hortonville areas in 2016.
New London firefighters battled two New Year's weekend fires. One destroyed the home of Brett and Janalea Romberg on Larry Road, and the other damaged the interior of Euhardy Sales and Service on U.S. Highway 45.
New London High School sophomore Jack Noffke won the NFL Punt, Pass & Kick National Finals in Indianapolis on Jan. 2.
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation awarded New London a $384,000 rail grant on Jan. 4 that would allow for improvements on 1 mile of track and reactivate rail access to Granite Valley Forest Products.
Hortonville-Hortonia Fire District's newly purchased $474,000 Pierce Impel Pumper arrived to the station on Jan. 4.
Lance S. Vandenbusch, 37, of New London, was sentenced to 15 months in prison on Jan. 7 for killing his 2-year-old son back in 2013.
A retirement party honored former Wisconsin State Trooper Jim Binder of rural New London on Jan. 10. Binder served Waupaca County for over 30 years.
A charging limo ignited and caused extensive fire damage to a Hortonia house home to Prestige Executive Limousines Ltd. on Jan. 18.
Mark Wilfuer was sworn in as New London's fire chief on Jan. 22. He succeeds Bart Roloff, who resigned in September.
Hortonville High School Athletic Director Andy Kolosso stepped down as head football coach on Jan. 25. He was head coach at Hortonville since 2010 and had put in 15 years as assistant coach at New London. His son Tom Kolosso was appointed head coach.
Hortonville established one of the area's first internet exchange safe zones on Jan. 21. People can park outside the Hortonville Police Department when meeting strangers to complete online transactions. A surveillance camera monitors the area 24 hours a day.
New London City Council authorized donating 3.6 acres of land to Northland Electrical Services so the company can build a new facility next door to its current one. The company will relocate to the larger building. Northland Electrical hopes the added space will help it grow its staff size.
New London reported a $400,000 savings in its 2015 spending, with 14 of 18 city departments spending less than they budgeted.
A renovation of Akin Field at Hortonville High School won't begin in summer 2016 as envisioned. The project encountered fundraising obstacles and has yet to get a start date.
A fight among more than 20 people broke out at the VFW Post 2732 in New London during a Valentine's party Feb. 14.
Wisconsin's first 24-hour tanning salon began taking customers Feb. 15 with the opening of Touch-n-Tan in New London.
Hortonville High School basketball player Kyle Witthuhn surpassed 1,000 career points during a win over Appleton East on Feb. 16.
The Hortonville High School wrestling team qualified for team state for the first time on Feb. 20. Seven boys also qualified as individuals: Eric and Jacob Barnett, Nathan Lichtfuss, Joe Cliver, Elliott Luker, Jack Huebner and Jacob Stein.
New London High School wrestler Scott Cook set a school record by becoming the first three-time qualifier for the individual state meet after going 3-0 at the Ashwaubenon sectional on Feb.20.
The New London High School cheer team took its fifth consecutive trip to state on Feb. 27.
The Press Star earned 15 awards from the Wisconsin Newspaper Association's Better Newspaper Contest.
The University of Wisconsin Varsity Band performed at New London High School March 6 to help raise funds for the veterans memorial in the works at Taft Park.
Hortonville's girls and boys basketball teams were both defeated at their respective sectional championship games.
Demolition of the 203 W. Main St. building in Hortonville began March 7. A November 2015 apartment fire rendered it a total loss. Lu Visocky said she plans to build a flower shop there.
Pat Moriarity and Irene Kraske shared the title of Irish Rose during the Shamrock Club's 2016 New Dublin festivities over St. Patrick's week. Don Murphy assumed Irish Man and Dick Johnson served as grand marshal.
A town of Mukwa barn belonging to Rick and Roxy Sweetalla on County Highway X burned down during a late-night thunderstorm on March 15.
The Wolf River rose above 9.5 feet and nearby streets saw some flooding. The Waupaca County Emergency Management office issued a slow-no-wake on the river March 16.
New London High School Spanish class students set off for a nine-day trip to Belize and Guatemala on March 16.
Anthony J. Trentlage of Hortonville was sentenced to six and a half years in prison on March 18 after he was convicted of robbing Jernegan's Health Mart in New London at gunpoint in May 2015.
Jesse McLamarrah of New London was sentenced to five years in prison March 25 after he was convicted of arson. In May 2014, he threw a homemade firebomb into an apartment above the Copper Shot bar in New London. Two residents were seriously injured while jumping out of the burning building.
A fire caused extensive damage to Karen Hackfort's home on Bean City Road on March 28.
The New London Planning Commission on March 31 recommended reaching out to developers to determine how to bring tiny houses into the city.
New London Intermediate School student Will Hoover competed in the state geography bee in Madison on April 1.
Rafael Cruz visited New London April 1 to endorse his son Ted Cruz for president.
Jeanne Bellile, Julie Vanden Heuvel and Jack Kuhnke joined the Hortonville Village Board after defeating incumbents Al Habeck and Dawn Vollbrecht were defeated in the April 5 election.
Incumbent Virginia Schlais and newcomer Chris Martinson won seats on the New London School Board after a three-way race with Mary Swifka. Swifka would later earn her seat in June after Jeremy Gorges stepped down.
In an April 8 letter, Arul Joseph Irudamoney updated Most Precious Blood Catholic Church that "personal problems" caused him to leave his priest job with little notice back in November 2015.
The New London City Council denied a liquor license to the Sociables bar on April 12. A couple days later, bar owner Michael B. Fahser was charged in Waupaca and Winnebago counties with second-degree sexual assault.
GLK Foods in Bear Creek faced $143,000 in OSHA fines after an employee fell 17 feet into an empty sauerkraut vat and broke multiple bones.
Robin's Nest Learning Center won the New London Area Chamber of Commerce's Business of the Year award at the annual chamber awards.
The former Hortonville Public Library building on Main Street was demolished April 23-24.
Hortonville High School's robotics team competed in the world championship in St. Louis April 27-30. The team won the state championship back in February and took second at a regional championship in Iowa in March.
A barn was destroyed in a fire on State Highway 96 in Dale on April 30.
Former Wolf River Community Bank President James K. Olson was identified as a person of interest in the 2006 homicide of Connie Boelter, a Hortonville bank employee. A suspect has yet to be arrested and charged in connection with the murder.
Builders broke ground on New London's new city garage on May 2.
The village of Hortonville dedicated its new canoe and kayak launch along Black Otter Lake on May 7.
Steel King selected its New London facility for a 135,000 square-foot expansion after considering its other locations. It remains unclear whether the add-on will mean more jobs.
The New London City Council on May 10 voted to use $20,000 originally budgeted for a billboard upgrade to instead produce online tourism videos.
New London High School band director Adam Hardt led his last concerts in New London after 20 years at NLHS. He accepted a teaching job in Cedarburg.
After waiting a month for the results, New London High School's DECA chapter learned its Percy's Pro Shop school store took 10th at the DECA National Competition in California, held April 23-26.
Connect Communities and Forward New London merged on May 18 to take on beautifying New London's downtown riverfront.
The Diocese of Green Bay appointed John Kleinschmidt as priest at Most Precious Blood Catholic Church in New London.
New London High School graduated 197 seniors on May 27.
New London High School forensics team members Logan Sommer, Callie Dorsey, Liam Fitzgerald, Dorea Lauer and Emelia Roberts competed at the national tournament in California May 28-29.
Hortonville High School's class of 2016 graduated on June 1.
Hortonville High School athletes who competed in the WIAA State Track and Field Championships June 3-4 were Cody Lohrenz, Trevor Coenen, Hannah Lohrenz, Stephanie Jarvis, Alyssa Rafuse and Claire Van Beek.
A Chicago area family bought New London's former Half Nelson's Lounge & Restaurant. Val's Family Diner opened later in the summer.
An elevator reopened at Franklin Park Apartments in New London after a month of maintenance. Some residents temporarily moved out during the project. After the reopening, the elevator had several incidents of users getting stuck inside, prompting further repairs.
The Hortonville Vision 2020 event on June 8 gave residents a peek at what a revitalized downtown could look like after the State Highway 15 bypass is completed. College architecture students designed the renderings.
Hortonville's baseball and softball teams lost their sectional championship games, missing trips to state.
New London lost to New Berlin West 4-3 at the opening game of the WIAA Division 2 State Softball Tournament on June 10.
The Hortonville Fire Department celebrated its 100th anniversary with a parade and fireworks show on June 11.
The New London City Council approved raising sewer rates on June 14.
Hortonville Police Chief Mike Sullivan told the village board June 16 that police officers will begin carrying Narcan to aid in reversing drug overdoses.
New London Parks and Recreation attracted a full seasonal summer workforce after raising its starting pay to $11 an hour. Under the old pay of $7.95, the department wasn't competitive enough with other area employers.
Parents accused Hortonville Middle School administration of bullying its teachers at a heated school board meeting June 27.
Familiar Grounds Coffee Shop in New London went up for sale because the business couldn't find successors for after Beth and Jeremy Hutchison retire. The shop remains in business but has scaled back its hours.


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ASM 700.4 is the conclusion to the Black Lodge story arc and there's plenty of action. Things in the hospital come to a head with Spider-Man going toe to toe against half a dozen of his fellow patients. There's all the quips and dry humor one can expect from Spider-Man. Even without his web shooters and in his weakened condition Spidey manages to hold his own, granted one of his opponents is in a wheelchair, which was rather weird to read. But given that the last two issues showed Spidey looking like a mummy, weird is sort of relative.
The arc ends with the destruction of the hospital, removing the faculty from play in the traditional comic book way that will allow them to return at any time. I was disappointed in that because I wanted know more about this place and in particular the character identified as the Surgeon General. He makes it clear that he may run the hospital but even he answers to someone, presumably funding the operation. His character was where I felt the focus needed to be but he was mishandled. The Surgeon General came off inconsistent. Perhaps it was an issue of length (The black lodge felt like an arc that could have easily gone on longer than two issues).
He's absolutely steadfast in his Observation to the Hippocratic oath but decides that Spider-Man is a problem even though he knows Spidey's presence in the hospital was a mistake by his own people. Despite asserting, several times, that he and his staff are healers he informs all the patients that Spider-Man is a patient and even asks some them directly to help remove him.
The worst part about this is from a plot point of view, the exact same events could have occurred by just having a member of his staff go behind his back and tell the other patients that Spider-Man was there. One nurse in particular was established as loathing Spider-Man, making it perfectly in character to rat him out.
The Black Lodge was such an intriguing idea but was not well executed. Since the entirety of the staff escaped I'm hoping that with their eventual return we'll get a deeper exploration of the Surgeon General's character.
As a stand alone issue its fun, there's fighting, explosions, and a few jokes but nothing that blew me out of the water.
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You've heard of the city mouse and the country mouse, but what about the city duck? This duck decided to leave the pond for the bright lights of the big city and raise her kids right in the thick of it.
Here is the mama duck's nest, right outside the apartment building.
Eyeballing a piece of bread tossed at her.
And down the hatch it goes.
The duck enjoyed snacks from passersby.
You know how hungry expectant mothers can get.
The duck with her gorgeous eggs.
The cat and the mama duck make eye contact.
And then the babies hatched.
Mama duck was protective of them, and they stayed in the nest for the first few days.
But she eventually showed them around the grounds.
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Menopause The Musical
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When I sit down with potential customers and talk to them about their wedding, the first thing I like to discuss with them is what they are looking to get from their weddings images and if they have a particular style in mind.
Some brides know exactly what they want or don't want and others aren't so sure so what do I do to figure this out? Whilst you are looking through my wedding portfolios (which I bring along to your initial consultation). I will be looking at how you react to the images you are seeing and gauge which ones you they like from a smile, comments made to each other or to me directly. With that said, here's a quick guide on what to think about when picking a wedding photography style, and ultimately, your wedding photographer.
The classic wedding photography style reflect reality just like the ones in your grandparents or parents' wedding album, classic images are those that stand the test of time -- striking, gorgeous and a bit formal. These are tend to be posed images with groups of wedding guests i.e. the bride and groom with their parents.
There is always an element of this style in every wedding but I always tried to keep this to a minimum and you'll get all the shots that make mom, and your grandparents happy.
This is probably the most-sought after style by my clients. However, in my experience, what they are requesting isn't strictly documentary wedding photography but rather they are responding against the old traditional photography style their parents are used to.
True documentary wedding style photography, sometimes also called reportage wedding photography, means adopting a photojournalist's hat. The photographer lets the day unfold and capturing perfect moments through careful anticipation.
The problem with documentary wedding style photography is that while it excels in candid shots, it can also leave you wanting for more. Often a little bit of light posing can help really take some shots to the next level and give you something you will be proud to display.
Editorial style photography takes its cues from fashion photography, with many photographers in this field having experience in organising and shooting fashion editorials. Shots are focused on generating dramatic images with high visual impact.
This is where I believe the best style lies and it's how we work. I take the best of each wedding photography style and make it my own. Our aim is to make timeless wedding images that are never cheesy, while still capturing the essence of the day with beautiful moments that you will cherish forever.
This is achieved in a number of ways but depending on the elements of your wedding day you want me to capture, this is how I might do it;
A little bit of everything to give you the greatest variety of shots and styles
You will have too many photos which you love to look at again year after year…


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Kyaninga Lodge
Set in a phenomenal location, with the mythical Mountains of the Moon rising in the background, Kyaninga Lodge is a timber built luxury lodge on the edge of the crater lake known as Lake Kyaninga. Guests can enjoy wonderful vistas of the surrounding natural beauty from the comfort of this charming lodge. The main lodge building is quite large and houses the many facilities the property has to offer. Guests can expect a comfortable lounge area, a swimming pool, a fireplace (handy in the colder evenings) and a restaurant and bar.
There are only 8 cottages on offer, so the lodge is quite intimate and pervades cosiness. Guests reach the cottages via the main area, along wooden walkways. Each cottage provides an area of private decking that affords excellent views, en suite bathrooms with marble finishes, shower and bath and hot water courtesy of solar water heaters. Solar power also powers the lighting in the cottages. There is a socket found in the rooms, which is extremely useful for charging electrical equipment.
The meals served at Kyaninga are delicious and the restaurant is certainly worth enjoying to the full. All of the kitchen staff have been trained by an international chef, who also designed the impressive menu. The local ingredients (much of which is hand-picked from the lodge gardens) used in the cuisine provides it with a distinctive flair as the Ugandan ingredients blend deliciously with the predominantly European fare offered.
How to get to Kyaninga Lodge
Entebbe is approximately a 4 hour drive away.
Activities at Kyaninga Lodge
Exploring Kibale National Park and observing the park's 1500 chimpanzees.
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The lodge itself, the views and the setting were out of this world. The place had a very luxurious feel and there was a lot of pride over the way in which it had been crafted. During our stay we did encounter a few problems with the service (very slow), food (we became unwell) and laundry (lost item). We also ventured out on a walk but the route was so…Read full trip review
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Our favourite itineraries that visit Kyaninga Lodge
Classic Uganda Safari
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- Cost Per Person
- Cost Per Person: from $8,090 (Includes international flights from JFK)
- Countries
- Uganda
- Locations
- Bwindi, Queen Elizabeth National Park, Kibale, Lake Mburo
Ultimate Uganda Escape Holiday
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- 16
- Cost Per Person
- Cost Per Person: from $13,550 (Includes international flights from JFK)
- Countries
- Uganda
- Locations
- Bwindi, Queen Elizabeth National Park, Kibale, Jinja, Murchison Falls


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It seems like everyone is trying to get active and stay active, which is great. The only problem is we are finding it harder and harder to be accountable for our activity and keep us going. Even though there are several little gadgets out there today, we're still trying to do more and more and keep track of everything. I was recently introduced to a new product from Misfit that is an activity monitor similar to other well-known brands, but also very different.
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If you are going to a wedding, it'll fit in perfectly with your outfit. You can wear as a necklace, and no one would even know it was keeping track of your activity for the day. For the guys, they can wear it as a watch, clasp it to his shoe, or even place it in his pocket.
I love that you can purchase upgrades for the Shine, you can get a leather band, sports band, and even a necklace made specifically for it. Since it runs on a regular battery, like a normal watch, you don't have to worry about charging it every so many days. The battery life is approximately 120-180 days, and then you just replace the battery. There are no cords for the Shine, you just open the Shine app and place the Shine on your iPhone or iPad, and it'll sync with the app. Because you connect to an app, you can set your goals and even watch yourself improve.
The only downfall I have found after testing out the Shine for a few weeks is that right now you must have an iPhone or iPad to use the Shine. They are working on an app for Android phones, so hopefully that'll be ready for download soon.
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Xmas play list
Okay, that's enough yaaying. To celebrate the festive season we're having some mates round to our place this coming Sunday afternoon for Xmas drinkies and food. Yum! It's so nice to get together with pals and be all festive and merry.
Anyhow, to provide some appropriate aural accompaniment, I have put together my very own Xmas compilation CD which will be on repeated play during the party (thus driving everyone totally mad). I must confess I nicked the idea from Boz who has come up with his own rather groovy collection of Xmas / Winter-related toons. In fact some of his selections were my own suggestions (gee thanks Boz! gulp!) Here is my own playlist, anyway:
1. The Box of Delights theme (anyone remember this kiddie's tv show from the 1980s? Good choice, Boz!) Classic orchestral piece, based on the "The First Noel".
2. Rocking Around The Xmas Tree - Brenda Lee. Very do-wop and groovy! Long before Mel Smith and Kim Wilde took the p*ss out of it.
3. Merry Xmas Darling - The Carpenters. As heart-warming as a plate of hot mince pies and more gooey than brandy sauce. Karen Carpenter can sing it like no-one else. Was probably top of Radio 2's playlist in the 1970s.
4. It May Be Winter Outside (But In My Heart It's Spring) - Love Unlimited. Lovely. A girl-band in the disco/motown tradition.
5. Stop The Cavalry - Jona Lewie. Great 80s synths, less than great singing and bizarre lyrics. Nevertheless an uplifting classic. Great yom pom pom brass section.
6. 2000 Miles - The Pretenders. What's happened to them? From the days when they were top of the pops.
7. A Fairytale of New York - The Pogues and Kirsty MacColl. The vocal combination of Shane McGowan and (the much missed) Kirsty M. works brilliantly. Wistful and rousing at the same time, in the great Gaelic tradition. Shane and Kirsty's cussing one another is great: "You scumbag, you maggot, you cheap lousy faggot, Happy Christmas your arse, I pray God it's our last!"
8. A Wonderful Christmas Time - Paul McCartney. Mmm. Perhaps this one wasn't such a great idea. But the cheeser in me can't help but laugh at the hilariously dated wobbly synths and generally ropey production - "The choir of children sing their song! Ding dong! Ding dong!" Ahem.
9. The Coventry Carol - Alison Moyet. Great earthy vocal from Ms Moyet, she knows how to deliver a ballad.
10. Winter Wonderland - Eurythmics. Annie Lennox on top form with very 1980s production. Quite funky and danceable actually.
11. Do They Know It's Christmas? - Band Aid. How could I not include this? Features just about every successful pop star from the mid-1980s. Rather clunky production but still a good song, and of course, it's meant to make us think about those less fortunate than ourselves.
12. White Christmas - Diana Ross and The Supremes. A Motown gem. From the stories I've heard about Ms Ross I doubt this self-obsessed diva was very good at spreading the old Christmas cheer. Nevertheless a nice slushy rendition of the old favourite.
13. The Power of Love - Frankie Goes To Hollywood. Holly Johnson has an odd voice. A great power ballad though with nice orchestral backing.
14. Christmas Wrapping - The Waitresses. An underground classic - the one everyone probably recognises but can't put a name to. Girl band from the US with a punk/guitar-based sound. Witty and incisive lyrics about being single at Christmas time ... perhaps.
15. Comptine d'un autre ete - Yann Tierson. I haven't the foggiest what the title means (it's French). An emotive piano interlude from the movie "Amelie". Nicked from Boz's playlist (good choice!) Makes me feel all teary for some reason.
16. Winter Melody - Donna Summer. Classic track from Ms Summer's "Four Seasons of Love" album (comparing each season of the year to the different stages of a love affair - camp! But effective!) Winter Melody is the stage by which the lover has cleared off and left you on your own - Winter = feeling cold, alone and barren etc. Okay, perhaps not the most cheerful choice for an Xmas collection ... but great soul/disco.
17. I Believe In Father Christmas - Greg Lake. My Mum used to love this. Set to a classic tune which I don't know the name of (Mum, can you help?)
18. All I Want For Christmas Is You - Mariah Carey. Mainly chosen cos my hubbie is a major fan of Ms Carey. I concede she is an amazing vocalist but do not hold her in such high idolatory as he does (sorry, Gu). Nevertheless a nice sentiment to the song and again one you can dance to.
19. Last Christmas - Wham. Aaaaah. Remember the video with George Michael and co on their skiing holiday and Georgie boy camping it up with the tinsel? I wonder if he snuck OUTSIDE to the gents loos at any point? (They obviously cut that bit out).
20. Mary's Boy Child / Oh My Lord - Boney M. A suitably camp ending to the collection. Nice religious lyrics all about the birth / significance of Christ, set to a disco beat. Awwww. I can just picture them on Top of the Pops in their fur coats with fake snow floating down from the studio lights ...
Which just leaves me to ask the all-important question - What are YOUR favourite Christmas tunes? Which ones will YOU be listening to this festive season? I'm dying to know! Post your comments to me right NOW!!


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YouTube has ramped up their foreign language translation game a lot in the past year. In September, they made it so that you could request a translator as long as you make captions for the video, and it can be done in 300 languages. Now, you can get your video professionally translated using two main professional translating services, Gengo and Translated.net. With them, you can now translate your English captions into 36 languages. Captioning is great for YouTube SEO because it not only makes your video understandable to more people but the search engine can more easily tell what your video is about.
The Benefits of Professional Translation
The nifty feature to invite people to translate your video is a good one, but perhaps you'll run into someone who takes too long or doesn't translate it to standard or some other hangup. Having a professional do it definitely gives you peace of mind that it's being done correctly. It'll cost you a little bit of money, but the rewards are worth it.
When you load English captions into your video, which can be simply done by uploading the script into YouTube, you will have another choice available in the Captions section of your Video Manager. It will say, "Request Translaton." After that, YouTube will take you to a screen where you can select which languages you want to translate your video into, and then you'll get "Translation Options," in which you can either do the "invite a translator" thing, or use the new professional services:
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I have too much time on my hands and access to Pinterest. It is probably a good thing I do not have the budget to do the things I "pin" every day. Thankfully yesterday's project was just the cost of a brand new roll of duct tape.
Here was my inspiration:Cardboard Box Airplane
I worked on this while Corrigan napped and it took a solid two hours. He wasn't keen on the goggles or hat that I had gathered for some imaginary play but otherwise he was super happy when he woke to an "air-pee-ain!!!" in his living room.
He was thrilled, can you tell?
Of course, everything is more fun when big brother arrives.
And the best part of all is that I was able to get a new photo of my two boys together. So rare.
I'm not sure what my next Pinterest project will be. This is the first time in my life that I have lived someplace with a fireplace mantel and while I like the way I have it decorated for Autumn, I want to knock it out of the park for Christmas. We are purchasing a log insert for the fireplace (we can't use real fire since we are renters) that not only is aesthetically pleasing, but is also a radiant heater, so there won't be that ugly, empty space much longer. I've been browsing for ideas for mantel decor, if you see anything let me know!
(and as much as I want to make it a "classy" Christmas with snow white reindeer and gold or silver trim, we keep Christmas bright, bold and colorful for the kids. I keep telling myself that once the kids are grown I can do it the way I want, but the truth is I'm learning to love a crayola-colored holiday!)
Last cardboard airplane shot…
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AHMEDABAD: The Narendra Modi government on Friday offered an olive branch to deputy inspector general of police Rajnish Rai, who had recently exposed murky details behind fake encounters, by expunging adverse remarks made in his annual confidential report (ACR) by the former director general of police P C Pande.
In a late night communication, received by Rai at around 10.45 pm, the home department informed him in writing that the government had accepted the representation made by him in October 2010 protesting against the downgrading of his ACR. The same representation had earlier been rejected by the government, which had compelled Rai to approach the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT), before which he filed an explosive affidavit recently implicating the former home minister Amit Shah and several police officials.
The government's surprising move is seen by legal experts as an attempt to put a lid over the case in CAT, which had become an acute embarrassment because Rai had clearly linked the murders of Sohrabuddin and his aide Tulsiram Prajapati, allegedly at the behest of the political leadership and at the hands of police officials from Gujarat, Rajasthan and Andhra Pradesh.
It is not immediately clear if Rai, who is presently on leave for the last six months having enrolled for a course in IIM-Ahmedabad, will accept the peace move. But the government's decision removes obstacles in the path of his future promotions.
It was Rai who had arrested IPS officers D G Vanzara, Rajkumar Pandian and Dinesh M N in April 2007 in the fake encounter of Sohrabuddin. He had also collected the phone call records of these three officers during the period of the encounter, but the government claims to have no knowledge of this. Pande, in an affidavit before the CAT, had accused Rai of insubordination. He clearly stated that Rai had not informed him or his immediate boss, the then additional DGP O P Mathur, of the plan to arrest Vanzara and Co. Rai had given a stinging reply to this, accusing Pande, Mathur and other officials of toeing the political line given by Amit Shah.
He alleged that Shah and his loyal officers were making every effort to cover up the Sohrabuddin fake encounter case and that the Tulsiram murder was also part of this conspiracy because he was a witness to the abduction by the police of Sohrabuddin and his wife Kauserbi. The Supreme Court handed over investigation in the Sohrabuddin fake encounter to CBI in January 2010.
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text: Children in the Stream Feb 12, 2017 1 Views 0 Comments Share CHILDREN PLAYING IN THE STREAM QUESTION: Two boys ages 6 and 10 were playing in our common area stream. When I asked about their parents, a man came out and said, "Where does it say in the rules children must be with their parents?" Do I have to worry a Fair Housing claim if I tell the children not to play in the stream? I really think it should be a rule that no children should be in the common areas without adult supervision. ANSWER: If you are a neighbor telling children not to play in the stream, you don't have to worry about Fair Housing claims. The association, however, could become a target if it adopts discriminatory rules. State Agencies. When it comes to alleged discrimination, employees of the Department of Fair Employment (DFEH) are rarely neutral investigators. Some are zealous advocates for whomever files the complaint. I once had to go to the head of the DFEH to get an investigator pulled from a case because she was a nut. Potential Liability. DFEH investigators, unfortunately, don't focus on the big picture. Attempts by the association to avert injuries seems to be of little concern to the DFEH. It doesn't matter that if an unsupervised child is injured in the common areas, the association will be sued. Discrimination. They believe it's their job to stamp out any perceived discrimination. For example, another association similar to yours was admonished by the DFEH because they had a rule that "children are not allowed to play in the...lake or streams." The DFEH decided this was discriminatory because "This rule specifically targets children." The DFEH ordered the association to revise its rules "to delete the word children wherever it appears." Minors. To satisfy the DFEH, rules must be narrowly tailored. For example, if you require "minors" to be supervised, the rule is deemed too broad. A minor is anyone under 18, which is considered too restrictive. If a 15-year old can get a driving permit, it is unreasonable to say they must be supervised while in the common areas. Parental Supervision. If you require that anyone under 15 have "parental" supervision, the rule is also too restrictive. Any adult can do the job. Even "adult" supervision can be too restrictive. Some argue that a 16-year old is sufficient to supervise children. RECOMMENDATION: Although heavy-handed, there is some logic in the positions taken by the DFEH. It means that association boards must be more careful how they word their rules and regulations. It may cost a few dollars but boards have their rules reviewed by legal counsel. It is less expensive to adopt properly drafted rules than to defend poorly drafted ones. JOSEPH HUDACK JOINS ADAMS STIRLING I am pleased to announce that attorney Joseph "Joe" Hudack joined our team. In addition to a Juris Doctorate degree from Western State College of Law (magna cum laude), Joe has more than 25 years experience in corporate and commercial real estate. Real Estate. His experience includes handling transactional real estate matters for companies such as Fluor, Walmart, and Dial. His responsibilities included drafting, negotiating, executing and closing acquisitions, sales, leases, subleases, and lease terminations. He also owned and operated a development company and was a national real estate consultant for companies such as Home Depot, Newell Rubbermaid, and Viad Corp. Certifications. Joe's certifications and licenses include: • CCIM (Certified Commercial Investment Member) • MCR (Master of Corporate Real Estate) • Licensed Real Estate Broker • Former licensed Contractor and Real Estate Appraiser Inland Empire. Joe works out of our offices in the Inland Empire and serves as corporate and litigation counsel to associations throughout California. Joe is an impressive addition to the firm. To write him a note, see his contact information. Donations #1. A deceased member's transfer of assets by will, trust or gift is not a taxable event. It is true that the transfer is not a charitable deduction in computing the estate or income tax. Therefore, while there is no tax benefit to the transfer, there is no tax paid either. Therefore, except for the missing charitable deduction, it is unlikely that such a transfer to an HOA will have any tax paid consequences. Readers should seek counsel from competent tax professionals before taking action. It is hard and sometimes impossible to fix these transactions after they have been done incorrectly or without informed consent. -Donald W. Haney, CPA, MBA, MS(Tax) Donations #2. There should be a way for wealthy people with no heirs to hook up with people with few assets and no benefactors. Sounds like an arrangement made in heaven. -LLP Donations #3. I do love your letter--your office is so very helpful in their replies. Rather then leaving your home to your HOA, consider the Salvation Army to help people in need, the USO to help veterans, your local church to help people, or your local animal shelter. That is what I am doing because I seriously believe those folks need the money more then my HOA neighbors. -Jim K. Donations #4. Now you are talking. We all now know what to do with our millions. -Karen N. ***** View #1. My wife and I are as much tree lovers as anyone. But this does not mean neighbors should let one or more of their trees damage adjacent homeowners' driveways or let them shed leaves during storms (especially Liquid Ambers) that wind up in the street to block sewer gratings and flood streets and driveways. As our president pointed out, for every right there's a responsibility. Or, there are no one-sided coins. -Andrew B. View #2. For trees, the correct answer would be to plant the correct tree in the proper location so as to get the view that was paid for and the beauty and benefits of the trees. -Richard B. View #3. One paragraph noted "Association Trees" however, in one association it is the lot owners' trees that are blocking views. -Joe G. RESPONSE: That's why I noted that "Getting homeowners to trim their own trees is much more difficult--they tend to be uncooperative when it comes to trimming their trees. To address this issue, you better add extra legal fees to your budget." ***** Technology. I saw that you hired a technology expert. It seems that property management companies align themselves with one particular web provider. What that means is when an association outgrows that particular provider, they are left with 2 solutions: make due with inefficiencies or find a new property management company. 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Benefits Street's White Dee may not have to worry about being jobless for much longer after a newspaper report claimed she is being lined-up for a raunchy mag photoshoot.
According to Daily Star Deirdre, 42, has been 'offered a four-figure sum for stripping' - and the pictures will be headed for lads' mags across Europe.
The paper also claim that the publishing company could make a move on others in the series.
It has been said they especially want to enlist the services of Samora Roberts - who is known as Black Dee on the show - to be in the shoot alongside Deirdre.
It seems the braless Benefits star is in high demand after Mirror Online reported that bookies have tipped her at just 3/1 for the next Celebrity Big Brother too.
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I thoroughly enjoyed my ride in the Linda Zang clinic. Linda truly had a way of making me feel at ease. She started by adjusting my body position with longer stirrups. What an amazing ride that Ty and I had. From the beginning of the ride until the end we made such huge improvements. I can still hear her saying" supple supple supple- half halt. I would love to ride in a clinic with her again!
Cheryl Cavalier & Ty
Thank you for hosting such a great clinic. I really appreciated Linda's insightful remarks. What I liked most, is here ability to "explain the why", not just give directions. She tied everything together, the exercises and the biomechanics of me and my big horse. More importantly, she was concerned that I understood. It worked! I am looking forward to your next clinic with her.
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I rode two horses with Linda. She gave me great exercises for each horse that immediately improved the balance and quality of movement for the test. She is funny, articulate and a blast to ride with!
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What an opportunity – to be able to work with an Olympic judge doing a fix-a-test! Linda has such an amazing eye for detail and doesn't miss a beat. She helped me polish my test by working on the finer details and exact geometry. For example, she would explain where the judges like to see the placement of the pirouettes and how to ride before and after each pirouette. She also put her trainer's hat on and helped me with subtle rider position changes to help set up for the next movement. I really appreciated the opportunity to work with her and many thanks to CDI for hosting the clinic at their lovely facility.
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The second Christmas installment of Adventures In Design brings us sentimental Christmas stories of the past, Mark's top 5 poster designers of 2013 and the story of Christmas as read by British designer Sean Mort. Enjoy this soon to be holiday classic with someone you love!
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Billy Baumann has disappeared and the boys from DKNG stop by to help James Flames and Mark "Hollywood" Brickey deal with the grief of not being able to find their lovable little mascot. So all aboard the Billy Train for the thirty third voyage of Adventures In Design… Just don't let Mr Kuhlken drive and we'll all make it to the next episode.
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Mon, 25 November 2013
It's time to give thanks during our 32nd episode of Adventures in Design, "Gleaming The Cubism". We've whipped up a delectable episode for your eardrums to feast upon this Thanksgiving. James, Billy, and Mark share what they are thankful for this year, making everyone feel good from top to bottom.
Mark gets nostalgic over missing out on Dairy Queen Blizzards this year, and he reveals that he has an ongoing issue with sprinkles. (It's a lifestyle choice, really.) He can, however, get into the sport of arguing. James and Billy try to convince Mark that it's okay to watch TV show previews, but he's just not that interested in what they have to say. Rather, our outspoken host bluntly reveals his stance on bullying, and how it helped shape him into becoming the World's Best Podcaster as he is known today.
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Mon, 4 November 2013
AID 31 is so full of industry insiders and design related discussions, it's nearly overwhelming, but before we dive in, Mark shares with us his relationship issues with Monday Night Football. Billy reveals his great idea for a new and improved team name for St. Louis, including his perspectives on crappy logo designs. One thing we know for certain, whoever dresses up as Tom Brady this Halloween is getting slapped in the face. Billy tells a spooky story filled with death and mystery to get us into the spirit, while James plans to become a neighborhood favorite for trick-or-treaters, giving away full-sized candy bars this year.
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Mon, 21 October 2013
AID XXX is cumming your way! This is our filthiest, raunchiest episode yet. We talk about jerkin' it, discuss porn preferences, and visualize those wide-angle money-shots in our thirtieth episode of Adventures in Design. This invasive and provocatively bold episode is like none like we've ever had before. We promise that it will get your creative juices flowing (though, we make no apologies for any other juices). Billy shares his experiences with accidental porn at work, and we discover Mark's pavlovian reaction to sexually explicit materials. Is James Flames wearing pants? (We'll never tell.)
From across the pond, we are so pleased to welcome our friend, Matt Taylor, feather hat and all. We talk design, clients, and the WWF. (You know, wrestling. The real stuff. Not some animal bullshit.) We're so excited to be back in the studio that we just don't want this episode to ever end. The musk is seeping through the airwaves. Join us for an extended listen of our "dirty thirty" episode. Have your tissues on standby, AID XXX is going to blow you...away.
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Mon, 7 October 2013
Are you hungry for design? Mark "Babyface" Brickey has a cobra-like appetite for countin' burgers and estimating dead cats in our 29th, succulent episode of Adventures in Design. Join us as our three favorite "Big Cheeseburgers", Mark, Billy, and James, get a hearty education in the arts at Minot State University. Discover Mark's love/hate relationship with poetry, find out what you can learn from the elegant piece of cinema known as 8 Mile, and encounter travel lessons regarding the proper use of double beds in your hotel room. We'll be web-slingin' from topic to topic, from the Death Star to Jurassic Park. Plus, great music is woven throughout this lively episode by local, Folk/Americana band, Wild Hands.
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Mon, 16 September 2013
Episode 28 "LIVE from Weapons of Mass Creation Festival" feat. Jason Teegarden-Downs, Adam Garcia, Jeff Finley
We're coming at you Live from the Weapons of Mass Creation Fest in Cleveland as your host, Mark Brickey takes the wheel in this inspirational, 28th episode of Adventures in Design. Jason Teegarden-Downs, Adam Garcia, and Jeff Finley join us for a chat about their humble beginnings, and the boys discuss the advantages/disadvantages of wooden versus metal silkscreen frames, vacuum suction, and dull squeegees. Mark participates in a mini Spelling Bee, and the crowd goes crazy when he brings out the clippers. James talks about the happiness he finds through the success of others, and Billy addresses a key flaw in the 'living each day like it's your last' mentality. There's singing. There's hair. And we don't care. Join us for another exciting episode of Adventures in Design.
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Mon, 12 August 2013
Adventures in Design goes off the rails as the boys prepare for their journey to the Weapons of Mass Creation Fest in Cleveland. No subject is too off-topic. The boys talk food, from chicken sandwiches to Pop Tarts, and everyone learns an important lesson about washing your mustache after a fresh fish taco. Stay tuned for an exciting announcement regarding the Billy Bowl, learn successful business strategies for designers, including an authentic look at how important attachment is to your original key imagery. We say "yes" to having too much fun. All this and more on the Road to WMCFest, AID Episode 27.
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Tue, 30 July 2013
Adventures In Design returns to Chicago for the 3rd live recording in the city that would probably be considered the home for AID. This time around broadcasting from a very warm and sweaty Galerie F on the eve of Flatstock 40, Pitchfork Music Festival and the galley's opening for their one year anniversary show featuring all European poster artists making prints inspired by the works of British novelist Roald Dahl. As self appointed ambassadors of freedom, the AID crew welcomes on the show UK poster designer illustrator Sean Mort, Galerie F owner Zissou Tasseff-Elenkoff and Chicago poster legend Dan MacAdam of Crosshair. A fun rowdy adventure pleasurable for adult children of all ages.
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Mon, 15 July 2013
Just a year and half ago, the first episode of Adventures in Design was released. One of the first things ever heard on the show was "Worst Podcast Ever". Fast forward to today and the show starts of boasting "World's Greatest Design Podcast", but don't worry soon there after the conversation shifts to being the best at podcasting is close to being useless (even while celebrating great success the boys can still keep it humble). Switching over to their famous random chit chat the guys all marvel at how manly Billy is for building a staircase on the back of his house, Mark talks about accidentally stumbling into a Sea Festival, talking to podcast listeners in the wild, what they each look for in picking a guests for the show and of course they guys all rally around the future fun of their August appearance in Cleveland for Weapons of Mass Creation.
Illustrator Tom Whalen stops by the show to let everyone know that his career is just as fun as it seems on French paper. Tom goes into his origin story and explains how stumbled upon his minimalistic design style while in art school. Mark explains to Tom that Steamboat Willy was the first ever Mickey Mouse cartoon as the team discusses Southern California's love for Disneyland and they all talk about the scene at comic shows. A good discussion breaks out on is taking the higher moral road the best way to "kickstart" a career or do short cuts pay off professionally.
During the world famous Shop Talk segment the topics range from the rich getting richer, is Obey a cool brand or not, taking your eye off the career ball and losing momentum quickly, Mark offers relationship advice and where to go to meet women when you're a designer, the ongoing discussion of timed edition prints and collect ability, a open hate session on Will Smith, the pleasure in making customers happy versus clients, Eagles football, how to explain pricing models to your clients, always asking for a deposit upfront, how getting paid upfront sucks for motivation and lastly a nice thank you to everyone for helping the show reach 100,000 downloads! All of this and a couple of surprises are awaiting you on your next Adventure In Design.
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MANAGER Frank Sinclair has made a significant addition to his squad by signing Portuguese forward Paulo Mendes.
The player, who celebrates his 21st birthday in August, came through the football academy of FC Estrela De Amadora in Lisbon, playing in a league that boasted the likes of Porto, Benfica & Sporting Lisbon.
After a further season at Associacao Desportiva he signed contract terms with Sociedade Uniao playing in the Portuguese second tier. But he rejected further contract offers to follow his dream of playing in England and has had short spells with a number of clubs including Buckley Town, Nantwich and Vauxhall Motors.
He has had a couple of trial games with Colwyn Bay in the past month and impressed Frank in the game against Wrexham but was unable to agree a deal. However, he played again in the win against Bala earlier this week and this time terms were agreed.
"He impressed me and my staff again against Bala and I am pleased with another attacking option that he brings to the squad," said the manager.
Paulo says his favourite position is left wing but he is also happy to play as an attacking midfielder or forward.
"I am very delighted to be joining you guys," he said. "I believe I can bring something to the team.
"I thought we played well against Bala. We need to get to know one another, of course, but it is a great squad here and I believe we can do well."
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On Monday, May 8, 2017, Verizon will webcast a sellside analyst meeting including a post-broadcast incentive auction spectrum overview discussion.
"Our first-quarter results again demonstrated that customers value a high-quality network experience," said Chairman and CEO Lowell McAdam.
Matt Ellis, executive vice president and CFO, will present results on a webcast beginning 8:30 a.m. Eastern time.
The agreement calls for Corning to provide and Verizon to purchase up to 20 million kilometers (12.4 million miles) of optical fiber each year from 2018 through 2020.
We will be conducting our 1st quarter 2017 earnings conference call on Thursday,
April 20, 2017 at 8:30 a.m. (Eastern Time).
Verizon announced that it will redeem a series of notes (the "Notes") on April 24, 2017 (the "Redemption Date").
Verizon announced results of 30 separate offers to purchase for cash any and all outstanding series of notes on terms and subject to conditions set forth in Offer to Purchase.
Verizon announced the pricing terms of its previously announced 30 separate offers to purchase for cash (the "Offers") any and all of the outstanding series of notes.
Verizon announced the commencement of 30 separate offers to purchase for cash (the "Offers") any and all of the outstanding series of notes.
Verizon's John Stratton will speak at the Deutsche Bank 25th Annual Media & Telecom Conference in Palm Beach on March 6.


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The form of the usual piano lesson, to a child, is torture. They sit in a strange room with a strange adult and have to be quiet while complex things are explained to them. This is no fun.
Lectures are usually meaningless to a child of six.
You have to show, not tell. Do it, don't talk too much.
Ideally, your delivery of the piano lesson should be invisible: it should not feel like a lesson but a visit from an interesting, sympathetic adult.
Imagine you were an uncle of some kid, and the child asked you to show him how to start playing.
Would you immediately pull out a piano book and begin some long explanation of theory? Would your demands be implacable from the first second?
No, you'd play some silly game, maybe learn Chopsticks or some other silly childish song, like Twinkle Twinkle. You'd show the kid a fun time.
This same avuncular attitude can easily apply to piano lessons not taught by a hypothetical uncle. You will find you get much more done with a friendly, collegial attitude.
One of the first things that will happen in such a lesson is what I call the "apparent digression." The child will say, "I want to learn that song that goes……." but you were planning on teaching fingering that day.
The child wants to digress.
Do you follow, with a clever plan, or order that said digression will not happen, "We are learning fingering today, not that song you like."
You follow the child, not the pre-arranged curriculum. The curriculum is set, but it doesn't matter, with certain exceptions, in what order it is introduced.
A child who is interested in a certain song is far more likely to be open to ideas about how to play it. If you're a clever teacher, these "ideas" will consist of curriculum: fingering, chords, positions. But the child is just having fun playing a song they like.
Try introducing the same ideas using a song to which the child is indifferent, and you will see the value of "digression."
Wherever the child's mind leads is where you should go. Your job is to cobble together the curriculum using the songs in which they are interested.
Many piano treachers are unable to teach this way, using what I call the "hand-me-down-method." What this means is that the teacher can only teach the way they were taught. They cannot adjust to the needs of the individual child in front of them.
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Argo Theater's "Shrek" Hits It Out of the Swamp
May 8, 2017
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Argo Theater performed Shrek the Musical on May 4th, 5th and 6th to close out their performing season in the Bulow Auditorium. Under the direction of Ms. Prochaska the main cast David Hernandez (Shrek), Katie Block (Fiona), Larry Henderson (Donkey) and the rest of the fairy-tale gang gave an overall amazing performance.
There was a lot of musical talent showcased in this production with familiar faces and new faces as well. Larry Henderson was the fan favorite every night and really shined as Donkey. He displayed a strong voice and good comedic timing, proving no one could pull the role off like him. Rose Mozier was a show stopper with her solo "Forever" near the end of the first act, and Natalie Cross established herself and her beautiful voice as a younger Fiona during Fiona's opening song "I Know It's Today".
Backstage, Thespian President Klaudia Gorgon oversaw the sound, which was utilized a lot in this production especially with the clean sounding effects throughout the show that kept the crowd laughing. Stage Director Mackenzie Brodzinski revealed that the hardest part of being behind the scenes is dealing with costume changes, especially with this production because so many people had more than one costume.
Mozier played the Dragon along with other ensemble characters and partook in several costume changes. She admitted that it was so hard to deal with that she ended up layering the costumes. Sure, it was hot on stage but she said, "It's all a part of putting on a show for you guys." Jennifer Gutierrez also had many costume changes between being Pied Piper and a happy person but she said despite the changes she had a great time performing in her last theater production ever at Argo.
Of course, with any high school production there were some flaws. The set consisted of crafty swamp signs and outhouses but there was also a castle that was on stage the whole time, yet not utilized in many of the scenes. It was hard to distinguish when the castle was supposed to be there or when we were just supposed to ignore it. With the castle being the only big flaw there were certainly more good than bad elements in the production.
With Shrek the Musical all wrapped up and the Dick and Sharon Portillo Performing Arts Center on schedule for use in the 2017-18 school year, it looks like Shrek marked the end of an era. Luckily, Ms. Prochaska and co put on a stellar performance and definitely were ogre-achievers.


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By Saj Manzoor, in Industry & Issues
By Neil Godber, in Inspiration
The IPA has today (29th Jan) announced that it will offer its suite of IPA online qualifications to agencies in the Middle East and North Africa through a new partnership with Dubai-based learning and development specialists Ampersand.
This MENA offering adds to the IPA's global training programme that has seen 20,000 people in over 80 countries completing online qualifications in the last few years and includes the following programmes:
Says Patrick Mills, Director of Membership and Professional Development, IPA; "We have had a lot of interest from agencies in the MENA region about enrolling people onto our qualifications in the last few years. Nick and his team are experts in training and development with strong contacts throughout the agency landscape in the region so we are thrilled to be bringing Ampersand on-board to help drive our growth in the region."
Nick Clements, CEO, Ampersand said; "We are delighted to be partnering with the IPA to help deliver their qualifications in the MENA region. There are a huge number of agencies in this part of who could chose to benefit from the quality of the IPA's training and we can't wait to help them get started''.
The IPA online qualifications suite aims to raise industry standards across the world through fostering continuous professional development.
Find out more about the IPA's overseas qualification offering.
To book a qualification in MENA, please visit Ampersand's website or contact firstname.lastname@example.com for further information.
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I was asked by a member of my group to help with some activities for Vacation Bible School. She was using the LifeWay curriculum and they didn't have the money to purchase it all. They were using the Saddle Ridge Ranch theme. I figured that was going to be very hard to create materials for. Boy was I right!!
I was able to help though and created a few games and some incentive materials. They all go along with the theme and I was even able to use LifeWay clipart. That was a tremendous help!! Each game can be played to help enforce the lessons taught each day. There's also stuff to help with the memory verse. It's not alot, but I think it helped!!
You can find all the Saddle Ridge Ranch printables if you click here. Hopefully you'll find something you can use for your own round up at VBS!!
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Hamas is allowing Sinai-based jihadists who were wounded in battles against the Egyptian military to get treated at Gaza City's Shifa Hospital, according to a recent report by Israel's Channel 2 News.
Shifa Hospital is the same site where it was revealed that Hamas had been storing rocket caches last year in its Summer 2014 war against Israel. Hamas had reportedly been using the hospital as cover from where militants would fire long-range rockets toward Tel Aviv. The group also fired its rocket salvos from Shifa in violation of short-term ceasefires that had been agreed upon by both parties.
The Israeli media report said that Hamas was withholding the names of the patients in order to protect their possible connections to the Islamic State.
Just recently, a major Sinai Peninsula-based jihadi force, Ansar Bayt al Maqdis, pledged allegiance to the Islamic State and changed its name to the Sinai Province (of the Islamic State).
The Egyptian government under Abdel Fattah el Sisi has designated Hamas as a terror group, often accusing the Gaza jihadi outfit of aiding and abetting Islamist entities in the Sinai Peninsula. The United States, United Kingdom, Israel, Japan, and many others have also listed Hamas as a terrorist organization.
Earlier in the week, the Islamic State's main branch took over much of a Palestinian refugee camp in Syria. Their fate remains relatively unknown, but a gruesome photo has surfaced on social media showing the head of a Hamas official impaled on a fence.
Some of the Palestinians at the refugee camp seemingly view the ISIS jihadis indifferently, as conditions at the Yarmouk camp have long been poor while under Syrian supervision.
The Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) said on Friday that it would not fight alongside Syrian troops to defeat ISIS and remove its influence from the refugee center. "We know that if they (Syrian) army, with its planes and tanks, would interfere, this would mean the complete destruction of the camp," said senior PLO official Wasel Abu Youssef.


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Professional Boxer Brandon (Bad Boy) Cook was born on June 13, 1986 in Toronto, Ontario at Scarborough General Hospital and he was raised in Scarborough which is an area located in the east end of Toronto.
As a kid, he enjoyed playing competitive Baseball & Hockey.
His parents are Lilly Best and Gary Cook and he has a brother Ryan Cook who resides in Calgary, Alberta.
High School
Brandon Cook attended Sir Robert Borden High School located at 200 Poplar Road in Scarborough from 2000 to 2004. Robert Borden was a pretty tough school and Brandon found himself getting into fights on a fairly regular basis.
In high school, Brandon loved playing on the High School Hockey, softball and soccer teams.
Ajax is Home Now
Shortly after graduation from Robert Borden High School, Brandon Cook moved from Scarborough and became a resident of Ajax, Ontario and this is where he currently lives and trains. It was felt that bad influences in his life could be avoided by moving to a new place and allow him to focus on his future.
Started in 2005
Brandon was introduced to Boxing by his current boxing coach Mike Guyett after Mike watched Brandon fighting some local trouble makers and realized the potential Brandon had as a boxing professional.
Mike offered his services as a Boxing coach and the two have become a huge success in the world of Canadian Boxing.
Brandon was never one to shrink away from Bullies or people with bad attitudes and its one of the reasons for his success as a boxer.
Police Training
At 24, Brandon Cook made the decision to pursue his interest in law enforcement and enrolled into a Police Foundations Program at the Canadian Law Enforcement Training College. He was especially interested in the physical fitness & helping protect citizens aspect of that type of career.
Brandon successfully completed the requirements of the program and graduated with Honours in 2010.
32 Amateur fights
With the help of Mike Guyett, Brandon fought 32 opponents
during the start of his pre pro-career and during this time he developed his confidence, skills and determination. It was after his 32nd fight that both Brandon and Mike decided it was time to turn Professional.
Pro Tech
Besides being a professional boxer, Brandon Cook currently works as a Glazer with Pro Tech Glass Windows and Doors Ltd. which is a Canadian Corporation based in West Hill, Ontario.
This career has been beneficial to his boxing because of the flexible hours and the owners support of Brandon's Boxing requirements.
Became a Pro Boxer in 2011
In 2011, Brandon (Bad Boy) Cook began training for his Pro Debut into the Professional Boxing Association. His training consists of 6 mile runs, weight training, hot yoga as well as countless hours at Ajax Boxing Club.
On February 11, 2011 Brandon fought Francis Lasreniere at the Hershey Centre in Mississauga, Ontario and it was Brandon's 1st professional win as a pro.
Brandon went on to fight 13 more times and currently holds a professional record of 16-0 with 10 of those fights being won by knockouts. Brandon (Bad Boy) Cook is currently the (NCC) National Canadian Champion Jr. Middleweight Champion and The (NABA) North American Boxing Association Middleweight champion of Canada.
Brandon won the WBA Intercontinental title in June 27, 2015 by defeating Gogi Knezevic via KO.


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April 24th and 25th
April 24th
stirred sunshine
my reflection dances
a circus mirror
Throughout the day I work on silhouetting an arbour with black paint in preparation for the climbing Hydrangea to grow on it. It is spring and sunny, people whistle as they pass and…
Magnolia buds
awaken, yawn and stretch
I stir too
I move slow, stepping around the flowers inside the arbour. Each dip of brush is purposed, every footfall done with care and every stroke gentle. The drips off the end of my brush? They are caught by my tongue and my spirit just so the Grape Hyacinths do not feel this colour so soon after bursting out of it.
the emperor's wardrobe
taken from closet
There is the taste of black on my tongue and yet I smile. It is not so dark as all that. Briefly I watch how each stroke glistens in the light and I wonder if there is a way to quantify how much sunlight is trapped in each of the little ruts. I marvel at the capacity and greed of the paint to grab it all and how quickly the wood of my arbor draws this wealth in; storing it for another spring.
I grope for light
gritty fingers
find a bulb
So much is stored in this black and it takes it all. Eats it up. Little gnats and blown dust and as many of my past recollections of joy and sorrow as I can muster. I reflect, the paint glistens and the door creaks shut on dry hinges. Stoke and stroke. Jamb and pack. It will be my closet and I will look forward to it bursting open on some spring morning. I hope I am ready it.
my closet bursts
I have no capacity
to open the door
April 25th
Some of yesterday's thoughts blew into the paint and are unretrievable today. Maybe next spring.


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This cute terrace house is conveniently situated between the town centre and Yorkshire Showground and close to the Oatlands Recreational area and character shops (including a Marks and Spencer Simply Food store). It is a 15-20 minute walk to the centre of Harrogate with a frequent local bus service and Hornbeam train station is just 5 minutes walk away (direct access to York, Harrogate, Knaresborough & Leeds)
Front patio area with seating area leads to the front door and interior hallway. Cosy lounge with open fire and sofa bed (free of charge to use but please indicate on booking if this is required). Books and games for guest use. Separate dining room to seat 6 with roll top study desk. Modern galley kitchen and rear door to outside dining area/patio.
Upstairs Bedroom 1 with sumptuous super king size bed, built in cupboards with shelves and large drawers. Bedroom 2 with 5ft bed. Note wardrobes for use by both bedrooms are situated in Bedroom 2.
Down 2 steps to light airy bathroom with velux window, underfloor heating, bath and large walk in shower, basin and toilet.
The property is located just 2 minutes walk from the local recreational ground, ideal for guests with children and pets, with some great walks close by. Ideal for visitors to the Yorkshire Showground (just a pleasant 15 minute walk away) and an easy walk, train or bus ride to Harrogate town centre - lovely for a family weekend break or anyone looking for something more spacious than a hotel bedroom.
Gas central heating. Microwave, gas hob with electric oven, fridge/freezer & dishwasher. Free WiFi. Smart DVD player. All bedlinen and towels provided. Washer in outside store, airer provided. On street parking (no permit needed). Sofa bed in lounge (free of charge but please indicate on booking if required). Families welcome - cot and high chair provided. Outside rear area with table and 2 chairs for summer BBQ - please bring own BBQ. No smoking. One well behaved pet (£20 charge). Welcome Tray of toiletries and beverages. Logs for fire can be purchased locally.
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Come take in the newest exhibitions presented by the Society of Arts + Crafts: The Cover Up: Donna Rhae Marder and Infinite Vibration: Niho Kozuru. On view over the Summer at our Seaport Gallery.
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Kourtney Kardashian Financially Supporting Larsa Pippin After Scottie Cuts Her Off
It's good to know you can count on friends! Kourtney Kardashian has been financially supporting close friend Larsa Pippen after she has been shockingly cut off from Scottie Pippen's money in a $12 million divorce battle.
Thank goodness for Kourtney Kardashian! The 38-year-old Keeping Up with the Kardashians beauty has been lending a gracious hand by financially supporting Real Housewives of Miami star Larsa Pippen, 42. The reality star has been allegedly cut off by her estranged husband, former Chicago Bulls player, Scottie Pippen, 51, according to an insider who spoke to DailyMail.com. The married duo split and Scottie filed for divorce back in Oct. 2016 after 19 years of marriage when there were rumors that Larsa had gotten too close to Atlanta rapper, Future, 33. What a mess! Reminisce about the once happy partnership with memorable photos of Larsa and Scottie here!
The report states that Larsa's been traveling back and forth between Miami, where her four children still live, and Kourtney's home in Calabasas since the separation. "Kourtney has been looking after her and making sure she's all right, and providing for her in between," the insider revealed. "There's a lot of back and forth with regards to money. Her plan is to get as much as she can but he's [Scottie] being really tough and cheap about it. He's fighting tooth and nail about everything with regards to the money." Even though the stressed out Larsa did indeed sign a prenup when the former couple married in 1997, court documents revealed that the agreement was later revoked in 2015. Los Angeles divorce lawyer, Laura Wasser 49, has represented Kourtney and her sister, Kim Kardashian, 36, during their messy divorces and is currently representing Larsa.
Kourtney and Larsa recently showed off their therapeutic time together on Memorial Day in a fun Instagram photo and we can't help but think that their time together will help console Larsa and allow her to move on in a healthy and productive way. Despite the unfortunate divorce drama, the sexy mother has been showing off her fit body on social media and seems to want to keep enjoying life. With a family and great friends like Kourtney, she's got everything she needs!
HollywoodLifers, how do you feel about Kourtney financially supporting Larsa? Tell us now!


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David Banner Tickets
David Banner is a hip hop artist that has been present in the music industry since 1999. He has released albums under the record labels of Big Face, SRC and Universal Records. He has reached number one in the US R&B charts with his album "Mississippi: The Album".
David Banner has peaked at number two on the US Rap charts with his single "Get Like Me" which saw him sing alongside Yung Joc and Chris Brown. In 2008, David Banner was nominated for Best Hip Hop Video, Best Hip Hop Collabo and Best Producer by the BET Hip Hop Awards.


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Mr. Steam® Aromasteam Steamheads are made with an all brass construction for style and long lasting durability. Plumbing fixtures remain cool to touch for added safety. Features easy installation with no moving parts and no field assembly required. Includes integrated aromatherapy oil reservoir for in-shower use. Available color finishes are Brushed Nickel, Oil Rubbed Bronze, Polished Brass, Polished Chrome, and Polished Nickel. Style shapes are Round and Square.


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Author: Lisa Mangum
Series: N/A
Genres: Contemporary, Romance, Young Adult.
Publisher: Shadow Mountain
Released: September 4, 2012
Summary: courtesy of goodreads.com What if the first day of your relationship was the only day you had?
Seventeen-year-old Sara is a seeker. She's always on the lookout for the perfect moment to capture with her ever-present, point-and-shoot camera, especially on her first trip to New York City.
Sam is a finder. He has a knack for finding what other people can't—a first-edition book or the last two tickets to a sold-out Broadway show. In New York, there is always something interesting to find.
When Sam and Sara's paths cross, neither one of them is prepared for what they will find out about each other—and about themselves when they form an unlikely partnership in search of a seemingly elusive work of art. They have one day to find the impossible. Fate brought their talents together, but what happens when time runs out? Will love be able to overcome fate? This new novel from award-winning author Lisa Mangum explores what happens after hello.
For Fans Of: The Truth About Forever, Who I Kissed, Yearbook, As Always Dave.
My Review: I was super excited to read this book. And I was so glad I did. I loved the whole adventure around New York with a random boy, getting into trouble with a celebrity and learning more about your (Sara's) personality. It was just a cute, fun, realizing who you are and what you mean to others kinda story.
I loved the setting. After reading this I went on a New York obsession. I was trying to find some way of going there. It was just neat to read about a place I usually don't come across. Or a place that was described very well.
I really liked Sam's character. He had depth about him. The internal struggle, the struggle to be good and better, his awareness to everything and everyone, and just how thoughtful he was. As a literary character, I found him very attractive.
Sara was also a deep character, but she came across as whiny and complained a lot. And she was too stubborn.
I'm not used to reading any contemporary young adult novels so it wasn't as faced paced as I would have liked it. But when I read the last page, I wanted more! I Facebooked Lisa and asked her for a sequel! I think there is definitely potential for a good comeback!
I highly recommend this book if you want a cute little love story.


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Join if you are a fan! You don't need to have a site; however, you must provide your name, email and country.
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A former Boynton Beach plastic surgeon who lost his license to practice medicine seven years ago remained jailed in Broward County on Tuesday, charged with a botched surgery that left a man with a deformed penis and unable to have sex.
Mark David Schreiber, 60, was arrested at his home in Tamarac on Friday. He is being held without bond on a charge of unlicensed practice of health care, causing serious injury.
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BC Ambulance Service
This meeting will begin at 4:30 PM at the Cumberland Legion
Dec 12, 2017
Rotary Holiday Social - afternoon meeting
Dec 19, 2017
No Meeting
Dec 26, 2017
No Meeting
Jan 02, 2018
Getting Back to What You Love
J Morris Athletic Therapy is about Geting back to what you love. Certified Athletic Therapist, Jessi Morris offers assessment and rehabilitation for all phases of injury. Jessi grew up in Victoria BC. Inspired by a childhood involved in sports, Jessi obtained her bachelor degree in Athletic & Exercise Therapy at Camosun College. Jessi now calls Mt. Washington home base, where she is an active part of the ski patrol association.
Jan 09, 2018
Interview by Linda Oprica- morning meeting
Jan 16, 2018
Robb Flannery - Bayfield Mortgages
Jan 23, 2018
Canadian Cancer Society - afternoon meeting
Jan 30, 2018
Open - morning meeting
Feb 06, 2018
Cumberland Community Forest Society - pm meeting
Feb 13, 2018
No meeting in lieu of Rendezvous welcome dinner
Feb 20, 2018
ME to WE trip to Kenya/presentation of winning essay on Why I Love Canada
Feb 27, 2018
Cumberland Economic Development Strategy - morning meeting
Mar 06, 2018
Cumberland Community Schools Society
Mar 13, 2018
Update on what is happening at the Cumberland Museum
Mar 20, 2018 7:00 AM
Club Assembly
Mar 27, 2018
Cancelled - Women in Rotary April 5th
Apr 03, 2018
Kevin McPhedran -stewardship agreement, Road to Rec. pm meeting
Apr 10, 2018
Andrea Keenan, Paddling Club - Confirmed
Apr 17, 2018
Club Assembly - pm meeting
Apr 24, 2018
Sabina Acheson - Comox Bay Care Society
May 01, 2018
Gillian Campbell United Way Resource Development, Stewardship and Marketing PM Meeting
May 08, 2018
Drop In To Kakamega - meeting at the orchard
May 15, 2018
91 Widows: Widows' Gardens Project - Kikagate and Kabuyanda, Uganda
May 22, 2018
No meeting in lieu of installation dinner
May 29, 2018
Eureka Support Society
Programs & Services
- Eureka Support Society is a multi-faceted resource centre for adults who have a persistent mental illness. It provides educational, vocational, recreational and social activities on a daily basis according to the needs and interests of its members. The activities are provided in a welcoming environment where members are safe, secure and valued. Referral to the program is only thru Comox Valley Mental Health and Substance Use Services.
- Admission is by referral
Jun 05, 2018
Herb Bradley Society for Adaptive Sports
Jun 12, 2018


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