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Located in Central Florida, one hour north of The Orlando Airport in sunny Leesburg Fl. We have been offering Hypnosis services since 2003 working on many of life's issues.
Dave has been also training Hypnosis since 2005 to students from all walks of life and all ages as far away as England but as close as Leesburg Fl.. Student become Certified Hypnotist and are Certified with the National Guild Of Hypnotists one of the largest and oldest groups. Dave has also spent many years on the road offering both Hypnosis Stop Smoking and Weight Loss Programs thru the power of the mind.
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This is a seven day program located in Leesburg Florida. You will receive the proper training to understand how to work with your clients.
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Built in 1940, this comfortably elegant estate is rich in history. Sitting atop almost 6 acres, the privacy this home affords is a rare find in Buckhead.
A Palladian window aside the front door gives a glimpse into the grand, two-story great room that offers hardwood floors, transom-topped, double-hung windows and an inviting fireplace with a marble surround. Beautifully arched entryways define the rooms off the foyer. Fluted molding and keystones add detail to the stunning millwork.
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The gourmet kitchen is truly a wow factor! Panel-front appliances match the cabinetry and create a cohesive design. An oversized island provides a vegetable sink, additional seating and extra counter space. A Sub-Zero refrigerator and separate freezer, gas range, double oven, wine refrigerator and two dishwashers make meal preparation a breeze. The stunning wall of casement windows and overhead skylights truly makes this space inviting and warm. Enjoy views of lush greenery and the soft sunlight that streams into this dreamy workspace.
The spacious master bedroom is a haven from the everyday. Commencing with an inviting sitting area with a marble surround the fireplace, this retreat is the perfect place to curl up with a good book and unwind from the day.
The terrace level is equally charming with white-washed walls and lots of natural light. A wine cellar with a tasting table provides the perfect place to enjoy your extensive collection. This level also included a powder room and access to the outside.
Overlooking the flat and private backyard, the main house is an entertainer's delight with oversized rooms flowing seamlessly from one to another as well as opening up to additional, outdoor formal courtyards and informal gardens and patios. Relax and soak up the sun by the tranquil pool that is surrounded by verdant trees and shrubbery. Inviting gardens, both formal and informal, invite guests to meander through the grounds and take in their serene surroundings.
The expansive guest house, featured in Veranda magazine, is in a class by itself with its own impressive setting overlooking lush private gardens and the glistening pool. Complete with a living room, kitchen and bathroom, this space is ideal for an au pair or in-laws.
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This mixed Dental Practice is looking to recruit for a Locum Dental Associate to start as soon as possible.
This position is to start as soon as possible, to work on an on-going basis, till further notice (7 days notice required from either party, when departing)
The position is to work 4 days per week
Candidates will be paid £450 day rate with no target for the first 4 weeks. After this it will be based on 35 UDA's per day.
All private work will be split on a 50% basis.
About the Practice :
In addition to NHS, the practice also offer check ups, routine work and maintaining general oral health ,as well as offering a range of cosmetic treatments such as whitening, veneers and hygienist cleans.
Candidates need to be fully qualified and GDC registered with an active performer number and UK experience
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Occupational Health/Hep B –(Must be within the last 5 years)
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2 References – (1 from last practice worked at)
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Ethicon Vaginal Mesh Lawyers
The Ethicon vaginal mesh lawyers at the highly respected firm of Bernheim Dolinsky Kelley, LLC. are currently speaking with women who have been injured or suffered pain after pelvic organ prolapse (POP) or stress urinary incontinence surgery with this potentially dangerous medical device. Vaginal mesh, also known as bladder sling, pelvic mesh, or transvaginal mesh, has been known to cause severe injuries, and women who have suffered as a result of Ethicon vaginal mesh are entitled to significant compensation for their damages.
If you or a woman close to you has experienced pain, injury, infection, or another Ethicon vaginal mesh side effect, you may consider filing a vaginal mesh lawsuit to ensure that Ethicon is held accountable for your suffering. Contact our experienced Ethicon vaginal mesh lawyers today to schedule a confidential legal consultation at no cost to you. As a premier personal injury law firm, we offer each of our clients:
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In August 2010, experts published a study in the Journal of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, stating that the rate of Gynecare Prolift pelvic mesh erosion is as high as 15.6%. Erosion is just one of the many problems associated with Ethicon vaginal mesh. Women implanted with this mesh have also been known to experience:\
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Experts at the World Health Organization 3rd International Consultation on Incontinence brought attention to the very high rate of complication associated with all vaginal mesh products, including Ethicon mesh. After thorough research, these scientists and doctors concluded that vaginal mesh holds no benefit over other methods of surgical pelvic organ prolapse repair.
Ethicon Vaginal Mesh Products
A subsidiary of one of the largest maker of medical devices in the world, Ethicon has produced a great number of vaginal mesh or bladder sling products, all of which have been linked to severe injury. Included in the list of Ethicon mesh products are:
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Ethicon Gynecare TVT pelvic mesh/bladder slings have been in the market for more than 11 years, and have been used in more than 1.5 million pelvic repair surgeries worldwide.
Ethicon Gynemesh, a prominent pelvic organ prolapse repair product, is porous. This means that nearby tissues can grow into this material, making it part of the body. This can make vaginal mesh removal even more difficult should a woman experience problems with this device.
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Ethicon is a division of Johnson & Johnson, one of the largest makers of medical devices in the world. While some women may hesitate to bring suit against such a giant and influential corporation, our clients can stand confident that the lawyers at Bernheim Dolinsky Kelley, LLC. will be able to level the playing field against Johnson & Johnson or any other manufacturer of bladder slings or pelvic mesh. In Ethicon vaginal mesh lawsuits, our lawyers can prove that Ethicon was negligent in failing to provide a safe product and in posting inadequate warnings as to the safety of their vaginal mesh and bladder sling products.
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BALLER MOVE: Add in 12+ Team Leagues OWNED IN: 44% of Fleaflicker Leagues ANALYSIS: A popular sleeper heading into 2016, Realmuto disappointed out of the gate. Even yours truly lost patience with him. He's been on fire over the last week or so, riding an eight game hitting streak. He has two homers and five... Read More
BALLER MOVE: Add in 12+ team leagues OWNED IN: 25% of Fleaflicker leagues ANALYSIS: This post would have been more positive had yesterday gone a bit better. Conley struggled a bit against the San Francisco Giants, giving up four earned runs in 5.2 innings of work. He yielded seven hits and walked four, so it... Read More
The first week of the season is always interesting. Fantasy players are overreacting like crazy to everything they see, or don't see, from their picks. Over the years you see some funny "rage drops" for flavor of the week guys you never hear from again. On that note, here are some guys that should be... Read More
BALLER MOVE: Add in 12+ Team Leagues OWNED IN: 7 Percent of Leagues ANALYSIS: Justin Bour is another guy with a Quad-A profile whose solid year is an outlier on a disappointing team. Bour has totaled eight homers and 25 RBI in the past month of action, and half of those bombs were hit in... Read More
We are another step closer to seeing one of the most dynamic pitchers back in the major leagues, and we now have a return date. After two starts with High-A Jupiter, Marlins ace Jose Fernandez will be joining the Triple-A New Orleans Zephyrs, making his first start with the team on Wednesday. Appearing on the team's... Read More
BALLER MOVE: Add in Deep and NL-Only leagues OWNED IN: 9% of Fleaflicker Leagues ANALYSIS: Every team has to have pitchers that simply eat innings and deliver quality starts. These players do not have to be flashy or dominant they just have to get the job done. Enter David Phelps as the Miami Marlin innings... Read More
BALLER MOVE: Add in Deeper Leagues OWNED IN: 8% of Fleaflicker Leagues ANALYSIS: Adeiny Hechavarria might not be the most gifted player on the Marlins, but he certainly makes up for it in a multitude of ways. The 23-year-old is only in his third full season and has demonstrated that he can provide positive stats for fantasy owners... Read More
BALLER MOVE: Add in Deeper Leagues OWNED IN: 58% of Fleaflicker Leagues ANALYSIS: Morse has never really had the supporting cast and talent around him that he does now in Miami. Outfielders Giancarlo Stanton, Christian Yelich, Marcell Ozuna, and newly acquired Dee Gordon make the Marlins lineup solid. Morse will bring a veteran presence to a young... Read More
BALLER MOVE: Add in Deep Leagues ANALYSIS: I'll start off by saying Casey McGehee will not be any threat to the front-end Third Basemen, this will just be about his ability to play for your fantasy team as opposed to the average 3B. Let's call it fantasy WAR. The 31 Year Old McGahee has had... Read More
Miami Marlins 2014 Outlook Oh the Miami Marlins, what a unique yet confusing organization to follow. Yes, it's true that not many teams can say they have won two World Series within a handful of years, but how many teams have suffered that much turmoil and uncertainty throughout their existence? Going into the 2013... Read More


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Hello and thanks for stopping by today! Having a few easy cardmaking techniques at your disposal can liven up a simple project. Today's project explains how to feature an image in an unusual, yet striking way, using Heartfelt Blooms stamp set.
Heartfelt Blooms card
I'm crafting with the Stamp Ink Paper Challenge Design Team this week, for a fun sketch challenge. CLICK HERE to visit now.
Design Details
measurements for this project
Whisper White Thick card stock card base: 4 1/4″ x 5 1/2″
Whisper White card stock layer: 4″ x 5 1/4″
scraps of Watercolor paper and Whisper White card stock
All products used are available in my Online Store
Heartfelt Blooms stamp set
Heartfelt Blooms is a large, red rubber stamp, bursting with flower images. Just stamp it and it's an instant wow. I have been experimenting with other ways to use this stamp, specifically by fussy cutting the flowers. I start by stamping the image as a whole and choosing what part to cut away. Selecting the ink color is part of the fun as well. I chose to stamp this image in blue, cut a portion away, then sponged the edge to make the fussy cut layer stand apart from the embossed layer below.
Photo Negative Technique
The look of photo negative coloring is unique. My preferred method is to use watercolor paper and ink pads.
First I stamped the image onto watercolor paper and added white embossing powder to heat set. Once cool, I used the ink from the lid of my stamp pad that I picked up with an Aqua Painter and added the color to the paper. It may take a few layers of color to get the intensity of color desired. The fluid will not penetrate the embossed image, so just wipe the paint away in that area with a dry paper towel. This panel creates the "photo negative" portion of the design. The areas that would normally hold color now hold white space and the opposite for the area typically uncolored.
To distinguish the photo negative area from what the image "should" look like, I stamped in the normal fashion with same blue color onto white paper and fussy cut just one area to pop up on the negative. It helps the eye to see what the image would look like and lends a type of road map to the brain.
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How do I print in color?
Print in color from any of the computers in the Information Commons. The printing cost is 25 cents per side, which is deducted from your Flexi account (not your printing credit).
First, select "File" and "Print", and then choose WHH Color 4 from the drop-down list of printer names. Set printer settings as you prefer (see double-sided warning below). The color printer is located in the photocopier room on Level 1 - the machine on the right is the color printer and the swipe screen is on the wall near the VTS machine.
The color printer contains letter size paper and 11 by 17 (tabloid) size paper. Print on tabloid size paper from any of the CFA computers (A-H), by selecting the appropriate paper size.
The color printer is prone to jamming while printing double-sided pages, so it is recommended that you print single-sided pages instead. (The cost is the same to print two pages or a two-sided page.)


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Fans of 31 NFL teams deride Tom Brady as a "pretty boy." A courtroom sketch artist does not agree.
New York City scribbler Jane Rosenberg saw Brady on Wednesday as a Cro-Magnon man, less gridiron Superman than courtroom Bizarro. Her pictures from the Deflategate hearing in a Manhattan federal courthouse do not paint a pretty picture. The Super Bowl MVP looks like the kind of man who abducts rather than marries a supermodel.
If he's not guilty of deflating footballs, the sketchy man in the sketch appears guilty of something. Perhaps the destroyed cell phone hides where the bodies are buried.
Is the picture of Tom Brady really a picture of Dorian Gray, showing the dark soul beneath the shining package that surrounds? Like Picasso, Jane Rosenberg inspires a multitude of interpretations. That's what good artists do. That's not what court artists do.
The four-time Super Bowl-winner routinely scares opponents. His portrait now scares small children. He's still Hollywood, but in a Wes Craven kind of way. It's a picture fans have never seen on Sunday afternoons. But it has surely appeared Saturday nights on America's Most Wanted.
"What do you mean?" Rosenberg responded to a Boston Herald question about her strange sketches. "I don't try to be different. I try to draw what I see. So that's what I did."
Jets fan?
Should Judge Richard Berman see what Jane Rosenberg sees, a permanent cell, not a four-game suspension, awaits #12.


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Nate Holden took a last look out the rearview window of the Greyhound bus.
Lights from Houston's skyline faded into the shadows of the night. He'd left
nothing behind. No family, no wife or kids, no girlfriend, not even a friend.
Maybe one. Either way, he'd had to get the hell out of town. Fast.
Nate had done just that.
Now his mission was to keep from getting killed.
Taking out his billfold, Nate looked down at the ID on his new driver's license. He didn't recognize the face that looked back
at him. He was unaccustomed to seeing himself with a short boxed beard and
longer than normal hair. Gabe Vaughn. Gabe Vaughn. He'd better get used
to the name. From now on it was his.
Gabriel Michael Vaughn, to be precise.
He gave a low, wry chuckle. Gabriel and Michael indeed: two of God's
archangels, if you believed in such things.
He closed his billfold, stuck it back in his pocket.
No one needed an angel on their shoulder more than he did, because as sure
as he sat in this half-empty bus, the devil himself would storm heaven and
earth to find and kill him. He scanned the passengers. Most were older men and
women, their faces lined with worry, age, or both. No one glanced his way or
seemed the slightest bit interested in him. Good.
The further they got from Houston, the more Gabe's nerves settled down. The
landscape changed from big city tall buildings and concrete spaghetti freeways
to open roads and small towns. It was dark, the highway unfurling mile after
mile beneath the lights of the bus.
From what he could see of the faces of the other passengers, they looked as
tired as he felt. No danger that he could see. At least not here.
Which was no reason to let his guard down. Until he was thousands of miles
away, he'd stay alert. After a while, like all the other passengers, he fell
asleep. But every time he woke, he checked his surroundings, the people around
him. Maybe he'd escaped in time.
Then it was day and the sun reflected off the asphalt in shimmering waves that
made his eyes droop with the need for sleep.
For the next two days and nights, it was the same routine. Stops for breaks
and to pick up or let out passengers—to change drivers. Otherwise, they kept
Right out of Bar Harbor, Maine, the bus was clicking along at the speed
limit of seventy-miles per hour when it swerved on the highway. "What the
Gabe held onto the rod on the back of the seat in front of him as the
driver fought for control. Women screamed. Men yelled. The bus continued its slide
until it came to a sideways stop in a narrow ditch where it stopped tilted to
the side.
Shit! He didn't need another kink in his already screwed up life.
"Everybody out," the driver shouted.
Gabe grabbed his backpack, took the arm of an older
lady two seats in front of him so she could get to her feet, and helped her out
before he took the steps to the outside. Had he been found? Had they somehow
vandalized the bus to get to him? Were the other passengers in danger because
of him?
He had to get out of there. Breathing in the night
air, he looked around. Was there someone out there in the dark waiting for him?
He had a gun in his ankle holster but didn't want to pull it out unless it was
necessary. His gaze went north to south, east to west.
Seeing nothing untoward, he breathed a shallow sigh of
relief. He was being paranoid.
There was little traffic. And there was nothing around
them but an endless dark highway. From what he could see from the headlights of
the bus there was scrub, a few trees, and nothing else. Not a town, not even a
house that he could see. A car stopped, a man ran toward the bus. Gabe crouched
low, unsnapped his holster, and reached for his gun. The man called out, "Do
you need help?" And Gabe came to his feet.
The driver, a cell phone to his ear, asked if anyone
was hurt, and yelled for everyone to stay calm. "Blowout. They'll get another
bus here as soon as they can."
However soon it was, it wouldn't be soon enough. Gabe
was too exposed. He took off walking down the highway, headed away from the
crippled bus and its harried passengers.
"Where do you think you're going?" the driver yelled
after him.
Gabe adjusted his backpack to a comfortable position,
ignored the man, and kept walking, never looking back.
Darkness lent eerie shadows to the silent and empty space stretching in
front of him. It was the middle of September, the night almost cold. In Houston
it was blazing hot. Even then nights didn't cool down much. His jacket was in
his pack, but he wouldn't open it now. His goal was to get the hell away.
It was a good thirty minutes down the road when he saw a sign. Lobster
Cove—two miles.
Good. He'd get something to eat, spend the night, and take off again in the
morning. He had no destination in mind. Just to get as far away as he could.
It was dark when he walked into the town. Dozens of shops had their lights
out already. Tourist town. Would he find a café open this late? It didn't
matter. He could live on a couple of the protein bars in his pack— but a hot
meal would hit the spot.
Lobster Cove B&B. Good as any. He walked to the door, knocked. A man of
medium height, hefty build and thinning hair came to the door. "Looking for a
"I am." Gabe stuck out his hand. "Gabe Vaughn. Do you have one available?"
"We do. End of the season, you know."
"How much?" Gabe's finances were not the best at the moment. He'd known
when he started this trek he'd be forced to work a while, travel a while, until
he was convinced he was safe.
The man who had introduced himself as Clyde Orenson quoted a price Gabe
thought he could afford for at least a night or two.
Clyde showed him to a nice room. The nicest Gabe had been in over a year.
"Thanks," he said, and started to shut the door.
"Breakfast is included, serve from seven to nine."
"Appreciate it." It was time to get some much- needed rest.
Gabe put his pack on the table in the corner, took his holster off his
ankle, and stripped down to his shorts before dropping to the floor. Fifty
sit-ups and as many push-ups later, the kinks from the long walk and from
sitting too many days and nights eased.
He went to the window, peered between the curtains. By now darkness had
swallowed the small town, and he could see little except from the moonlight
that cast shadows between the B&B and the quiet, deserted street.
After a hot shower, he hit the sack. Fatigue should have made him sleep a
solid eight hours. Instead, he tossed and turned. He'd been in dangerous
situations before, but nothing like this. For the first time in a long time, he
was glad he had no family. He wouldn't want them to pay because of him. He
turned over again, hugged the extra pillow close. He needed to sleep. He
couldn't stay alert if his brain was sluggish.
Sleep finally took him around three. But he was wide-awake at six. He
dressed, packed his few belongings into the backpack, and went downstairs.
Clyde met him at the bottom. "I just got up. If you're not in a hurry, I'll
have coffee and muffins shortly."
"Don't bother." He wanted eggs and biscuits desperately. "Do you mind if I
leave my pack here until I get back?"
"Not a bit."
Gabe walked down the steps of the old Victorian. Nice, he thought. A couple
of blocks later he turned off Pine Street onto First, passed a bar, the bank,
the hospital. Surely, there was a café around here.
At the end of the block he
saw lights. Something was open. The closer he got the better he could see the sign. Julie's Coffee and Sweet Shop.
He looked through the window. Did they
serve breakfast?
A woman, her red hair tied behind her head
in a ponytail, an apron around her blue jeaned waist, was
busy putting something in the case. The aroma of fresh coffee filtered even
here. He tried the door. Bolted shut.
He looked for a sign that would tell him what time the shop opened, and
instead found one that intrigued him even more.
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10 Steps of Roadtripping with Fuzzygalore
When I awoke in the morning, the sun was not yet up. I laid there in the silence thinking about my surroundings and the leap of faith that brought me there. You see, before I left home I had something of a self-induced emotional crisis that nearly made me stay home. Again. This is my more »


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The arts and media
Joanna Lumley signed our Vision in enthusiastic fashion
From actors and broadcasters to musicians and authors, our lively friends in the Arts and Media add strength to our Visionary call:
Joanna Lumley OBE
Joanna Lumley is an award-winning actress (three BAFTAs) and dedicated campaigner for human rights and animal welfare.Read more »
Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall
A talented writer, broadcaster and campaigner, Hugh is widely known for his uncompromising commitment to seasonal, ethically produced food and has earned a huge following through his River Cottage TV series and books.Read more »
Peter Gabriel CBE
Musician Peter Gabriel founded the rock group Genesis, has an enormously successfully solo career and is a pioneer in recording World Music.Read more »
Stephen Hough CBE
One of the most distinctive artists of his generation, Stephen Hough combines a distinguished career as a concert pianist with those of a composer and a writer.Read more »
Michael Pollan
Michael is an award-winning author. His books include Cooked: A Natural History of Transformation (2013) and The Omnivore's Dilemma (2006), named one of the ten best books of 2006 by the New York Times and the Washington Post.Read more »
Michael Morpurgo OBE
In 1975 Michael and his wife Clare set up the charity Farms for City Children in Devon, enabling inner-city children to experience living and working on a family farm.Read more »
Barbara Kingsolver
Barbara Kingsolver, winner of The Orange Prize for Fiction, is an American author of thirteen books of fiction, poetry and creative nonfiction.Read more »
Alan Titchmarsh MBE VMH DL
Alan is one of the best-known faces in the gardening media world, a busy author, an Ambassador of The Prince's Trust and Chancellor of Winchester University.Read more »
Vera Lynn DBE
One of Britain's best-loved singers, Dame Vera came to fame in World War 2, becoming "The Forces' Sweetheart", entertaining British troops in India, Burma and Egypt and recording best-sellers like We'll Meet Again.Read more »
Marina Lewycka
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Rose Elliot MBE
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Sue Jameson
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Jilly Cooper OBE
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Isabel Hilton OBE
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Audrey Eyton
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Liu Chunyan
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Jian Yi
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By fits and starts, I'm trying to get SB back up and running.
Such as it is.
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But hey, at least now you can "Follow my blog with Bloglovin!" Right, now that that's out of the way ….
By fits and starts, I'm trying to get SB back up and running.
Such as it is.
Image credit: Ernstl
But hey, at least now you can "Follow my blog with Bloglovin!" Right, now that that's out of the way ….
When I'm not blogging or herding cats, one of my favored pastimes is borrowing CDs at the library down the street. The scheme is simple. First, I log on to my account, find CDs and put them on hold. When they make their way to my library branch, I check them out. Then I take them home, rip them, and bring them back in short order. Rinse and repeat. It works out well.
Thus far I haven't had many problems with scratched CDs.
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It works until CDs become completely obsolete, anyway. While we wait for that, let's take a look back at where CDs came from, shall we?
Like many of you, my music collection began on the venerable Compact Cassette format. While I'm somewhat ashamed to say the first tape I bought on my own was *cough* Thriller, the second proved to be a much more dignified choice.
1984 wasn't so bad after all.
Although I remember when computers came with cassette tape players, the format doesn't exactly lend itself to multimedia excellence. I haven't had a tape player for years, so they've just sat there moldering.
Today I took my daughter swimming at the condo association pool next to the Command Center. Being an exceptionally nice day in Boise, some of the neighborhood kids were already there. One of them had her iPhone or whatever plugged into a speaker, playing her list of jammin' MP3s. This experience proved to be exactly as excruciating as it sounds.
You'd better "Beliebe" it.
Replace Justin Bieber with, say, Wham! and the iPhone with that noted paragon of past 2T culture, Z-103, and you'd have a scene very reminiscent of the Putt n' Plunge during the mid-80s. Of course, my mind working the way it does I thought to myself, "Hey, it could have been Z-43."
No, I'm not making an obscure Ed Wood reference here.
Ha, ha! I warned you! Now I've gone and done it.
Oh, snap.
Yes, that's right! I have "discovered" a long-lost recording of my 31 February 1982 concert at the id-famous Owyhee County Pork Sausage Distillery in Dickshooter, Idaho. My performance of John Gage's classic 4′33″ brought down the house. Have a listen:
Damn, I'm good.
This was put up on YouTube only yesterday, yet the reviews are already remarkable! B. T. from London, Ontario, Canada, an accomplished musician and regular SB reader, said:
Enthralling performance! Although I must say that the opening was a bit disturbing…. And I can thank you for now knowing that there is a Dickshooter, ID. Always learning from you….
Beachy had this to say:
Dad, that is just wrong and weird! Weird and wrong! Wait … did you do it for people who like plaid? Who like plaid and beige? Beige, plaid people?
The rest of Taxil and the White Noise is currently in production. 4'33" will be available soon in MP3 format from Amazon and iTunes. Look for it!


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Albertson Robins Hartung connections
In the 1850 Census Robert and William are living in their fathers household.William is 22, unmarried and a farmer.Robert is 35 and Married to Ellen (Eleanor Houpt)He has 2 children, a 6 year old son named Cornelius and a 2 year old daughter named Ellen.Robert cannot be located on the 1860 census.It appears that he is living with his brother Jonathan in Iowa during the 1870 census and with his son Cornelius in Iowa during the 1880 census.Looking for Roberts wife after 1850 show no results. I belive that I found Cornelius living with his Aunt Elizabeth and her husband Phillip Hartung during the 1860 Census.I haven't been able to determine what became of Roberts daughter Ellen.
William G Robins married Margaret Albertson January 10 1852.She died November 16, 1852 - I believe in childbirth.William cannot be located in the 1860.I believe his 7 year old daughter is living in the household of her maternal grandmother Elizabeth Albertson in 1860 and 1870, apparently never to live in her fathers household again.Elizabeth Albertson happens to live next door to Williams sister Elizabeth and her husband Phillip Hartung, the same couple that took Roberts son into their household.
By 1870 William show up in the census with his new son Edwin and I belive wife Josephine.He is definately in the 1880 census with his wife Josephine and sons Edwin and Harry.
Does anyone know where Robert and William were during the 1860 census.Although PA had service men by those names during the Civil War, I believe they still should have made the 1860 census.
An interesting observation for the Robins/Robbins descendents.Census takers spelled the name of Robert Robins Sr with one b, but his son Robert G had his name spelled with 2 b's even though he was living in the same house.Roberts other sons appear to also have had their names spelled with 2 b's during the 1850 census.These same sons appear to have had their names spelled with 1 b in the 1860 census and some flipped back to 2 b's in the 1870 census.Roberts son Cornelius seems to have maintained the 2 b spelling during all census recordings.


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Crash Causes Furniture, Bacon Tragedy
Tragedy struck the collective worlds of bacon lovers and furniture enthusiasts on February 21st. On a fateful stretch of I-64 through James City County, Virginia, it was 2am, and a man was driving a pickup truck, hauling behind a trailer loaded with furniture.
According to Virginia State Police, the truck ran into the guardrail, a crash which sent the truck across both lanes of the interstate and dislodged the trailer, spilling the furniture onto the pavement.
Seeing the debris on the road, another truck approaching the scene slowed to avoid it, and that is when the bacon truck hit him. The tractor trailer full of bacon sideswiped the second truck, throwing the semi out of control, off the road, and into the woods.
Luckily, nobody was hurt, but a small accident for one man's furnishings soon became a crisis for consumers of bacon. While attempting to pull the tractor trailer from the woods, something went wrong, and instead of a truck on the road, the trailer's load of bacon spilled across the Interstate as the semi fell back into the woods.
It took a total of nine hours to clear away the spilled bacon and clean the road before traffic could resume.


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[Various excerpts from my journal… Bit fragmented, sorry!]
I can't manage to slip my gaze past the valley without it getting caught. I find myself staring off into the view, which is nearly omnipresent. (I find the other guests – even the other residents – doing the same on a regular basis; to say that the view is distracting would be an understatement.)There are more shades of green on display than I had imagined existed.
The peaked roof of a Buddhist temple stands out, as do the red-tile roofs of the larger houses. Rice fields form a patchwork quilt, held together by various crops and decorated by random trees. Untamed patches hover at the sidelines; palm trees fill the margins.
There's a village below (it owns the orange grove between You Sabai and Pun Pun). On the other side of the hills, I'm told, is a traditional "hill tribe" (the rural people are called in Northern Thailand) village.
I decided to stay for a few more days after the cooking course ended. After the others left on Thursday, You Sabai got quiet. The interns at Pun Pun had also left (the two-month internship ended Wednesday) and several of the residents decided to head into town for the weekend. A glance around those of us left at lunch and we all reached the same, clear, inevitable plan for the evening: Girl's Night. Even the cat was female – there was some testosterone at Pun Pun, sure, but we pulled out the chocolate at You Sabai. Along with the blankets, pillows, and DVDs. ("I've got nail polish!" Theresa had squealed, but it didn't quite reach that point. Thankfully. I'm not sure that my brain could handle the juxtaposition of You Sabai and nail polish.)
It's been raining on and off the last few days – so the lying-about, hot-chocolate-drinking, movie-watching marathon has continued. (Punctuated, it should be noted, with serious conversations about globalization, racial discrimination along international lines and how it relates to sexual attraction and – inevitable given the gender balance – the efficacy, legitimacy, and importance of "women's groups" and "feminist circles". I'm blinking at that last sentence; the conversations sound so pretentious written out like that but, honestly – it all flowed naturally. It just happened – and it was wonderfully exhilarating.)
While I'd intended to hit the yoga lessons, go for some walks, and begin to get in better shape, I'm not even feeling guilty about having been lazy; it was exactly what I needed.
——— The rain let up a bit yesterday [this was, by now, several days ago] so I headed down to Panya to find the batik painting teacher.
It took me an hour to get there – but I got back in a flat five minutes.
I managed, of course, to miss every single last landmark that Theresa had described (in meticulous detail) to me. I waded through shin-high mud and waist-high brambles, trotted along paths which may or may not have actually been paths, and repeatedly made the subconscious mistake of heading towards the mysterious music in the distance. It was only after I turned away from the music and began to consider turning back that the "landmarks" appeared – all of them on stretches of the road that I was sure I'd already walked a half-dozen times. The bent tree. The stream with orange water. The "earthen staircase" (steps formed out of the mud on the side of the road).
The entire thing reeked of fairy-tale.
The lovely people at Panya directed me to Chui, the teacher, who gave me some basic instructions and a piece of muslin stretched over a frame to draw a pencil design on. (I held it high above my head on the trip back, afraid I'd trip – again – in the mud and ruin it.)
——– I absolutely love batik.
It's the perfect outlet for my obsession with (hot) wax and my tendency for abstract doodling. More importantly, it's a medium of art that doesn't have to be entirely envisioned beforehand; I prefer it when I don't have to create meticulous expectations of the finished product, but can let it… evolve. Develop. I get to change course halfway through, follow my mood, and – rather than fretting over discrepancies between what I end up and what I'd planned – I get to be pleasantly surprised at the end. Plus it's terribly fun to do. Hot wax and paint. What is there not to love?
Chui (the batik teacher) has a studio down at Panya, but she'd brought all her supplies up to the Coffee Shop to teach everyone there while teaching me (and to let her studio dry out from the rain, I think, and be closer to the coffee). We used up all her fabric (I only did one small piece!) but I'll be returning next week to do as many as she'll let me. (And to keep gorging myself on Yao and Krit's cooking.)
I'm going to ask her to buy me a set of tools when she goes to the batik shop in town so I can bring them home with me (trying to do batik on the road, between the dye and the frame and the wax and the gas canister is probably not the best idea). They can join the woodcarving tools that I let a gnarled old man in the back workroom of an overpriced wood-carving store sell me. It's an old routine and not half as clandestine as it managed to seem, I'm sure. I'd asked one of the salesgirls if there was a workroom or factory I could see. (I'd spent the day touring handicraft stores and artisan workshops, starting with a weaving village in which my presence merited a trail of children shouting "farang!" and ending, as the driver I'd hired for the day to get out of Chiang Mai ran out of ideas, at a Kashmir carpet showroom having hundred-thousand-dollar carpets unrolled at my feet by young Indian men in pressed shirts who offered me their business cards and invited me, as I explained that I really couldn't afford any carpets, particularly at the moment, to call them for a cup of coffee.) A wood-carver in the corner offered to let me try my hand and, thanks to Mrs. Colell's lessons in linoleum carving, I didn't do too badly; my amateur efforts were praised via the translating-salesgirl and after a little dickering over the price, I slipped six tools and – surreptitiously, as no wood is supposed to leave the workroom – a practice block of balsa wood into my bag.
Batik painting, unbelievable food, chocolate, good people – new friends each day – books to read; how could I not be happy here?
I don't mean to give the impression that everything is perfect.
There are too many bugs, for starters. It sounds like a little thing – but my ankles and hands are pockmarked with bites. I'd learned to deal with mosquitoes, but the red ants, small flies, myriad species of spiders, and everything else here is driving me crazy. There are insects in the shower, insects small enough to fly through my mosquito net at net (and buzz at my ear), insects on the cooking surfaces, small and unidentifiable insects in every cup of water that I draw from the pot.
It will be the insects – the mud (my feet are filthier after a shower than before; my blue jeans are no longer blue) I can get accustomed to – that drive me back to a city.
In the meantime, I'm learning. Everyone's been incredibly patient with my lack of "country life" knowledge (like how to eat a fish head – hey, at least I knew it was edible – or not to bring my shoes inside my hut, thereby inviting an infestation of red ants).


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A federal judge tossed out a lawsuit by Republicans Wednesday who wanted South Carolina to begin requiring voters to register with a party before voting in a primary.
If Republicans don't want outsiders to help choose their nominees, they have other options, like picking candidates at a party convention or filling out petitions to get them on the ballot, U.S. District Judge Michelle Childs ruled.
The decision reverberates nationally.
South Carolina's first-in-the-South Republican presidential primary, which has been won by the party's eventual nominee in each election since 1980, is open to any registered voter in the state, forcing candidates to moderate their message to a wider audience. The Democratic contest is also open.
"It's a great day for independents. It's a great day for all voters in South Carolina," said lawyer Harry Kresky, who argued the case for IndependentVoting.org. "The primary confirms a great deal of legitimacy on a candidate."
IndependentVoting.org. joined with the state, Tea Party members and black lawmakers in fighting the lawsuit.
Republicans are discussing whether to appeal the ruling, said S.C. GOP executive director Joel Sawyer.
"We are disappointed in the judge's ruling. We believe the constitution is solidly on our side in this case," Sawyer said.
Republicans also plan to ask legislators to pass a law allowing voters in the state to register to vote by party, which likely would open the door to closing primaries to only party members.
In arguments before the judge earlier this month in Greenville, Republicans said 25 other states have closed primaries and South Carolina's current laws break the party's constitutional rights to associate with the people they choose.
They also said the requirement that 75 percent of convention members have to approve picking the nominee at a convention is an unfair hurdle because many churches and corporations only need a simple majority to get things done.
Childs ruled political parties are different because they are allowed access to elections and ballots denied to private organizations.
The state argued that the case wasn't just about political parties choosing whom they want to associate with — it also involves voters deciding whether they want to associate with parties. Also, choosing whether to vote in the Democratic or Republican primary is in a way choosing to align with a party, government lawyers argued.
Allowing independent voters to have a voice in primary elections is especially critical in a heavily Republican state like South Carolina, Kresky said.
"That's where the effective decision is made about who is going to be the representative, except in a few competitive districts," he said.
In 2008, more than half of the state's 46 Senate seats and two-thirds of the 124 House seats had only one candidate in the general election.
In another GOP development Wednesday, South Carolina now will be the site of the nation's first Republican presidential debate in the 2012 contest.
The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation said Wednesday too few candidates had committed to a May 2 debate in California, held along with NBC News and Politico. That event is being shifted to Sept. 14.
That makes a May 5 GOP event in Greenville the first in the 2012 debate season.
Many Republican contenders have yet to formally commit to enter the presidential race. Some potential candidates have said they will not reveal decisions before this summer.
Still, Sawyer said candidates have informally committed to the Fox News debate in Greenville. He said there are no plans to delay that event.


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LOS ANGELES -- Time to put your politically correct hats on.
When speaking of the riots in Los Angeles, the "R" word is, well, inappropriate.
Instead, the preferred description is a spontaneous display of community dissatisfaction with prevailing socioeconomic conditions.
As for the term "looters," no, no, no. It is much kinder to refer to them as nontraditional shoppers.
"Of course, if a nontraditional shopper is arrested for what he or she does, they do not become a prisoner because that's very insensitive and judgmental," said PC wordmeister Christopher Cerf, tongue firmly in cheek. "They become a client or guest of the correctional system.


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How does connecting people with the environment create opportunities to move the agenda closer to what we are all searching for? Why is it important to bring the rural and urban people together on environmental issues? Bill Bryan talks about his experience forming environmental non-profits in Montana in 1972.
When Bill Bryan arrived in Bozeman, MT, there were only three people working in the nonprofit environmental sector in three states. After seeding Montana, Idaho and Wyoming with environmental nonprofits and future leaders, there were 110 people in the sector just ten years later. Today the Mountain West, and Bozeman in particular, is known for its density of environmental leaders and organizations.
Bill Bryan received his Ph.D. from the University of Michigan after completing a master of environmental education degree. He jumped into the environmental world and rubbed elbows with grassroots organizers like David Brower, Huey Johnson and Ralph Nader.
After meeting Huey Johnson, who influenced his career in many ways, he was told to ditch the academic career and "get out in the real world and get some battle scars"—and this is what he did. Huey recommended Mr. Bryan as a Point Foundation agent with a salary of $18,000/year to go to Montana and start a community-based environmental advocacy alliance for the Northern Rocky Mountain states. Mr. Bryan accepted the offer and arrived in Helena, Montana in the winter of 1972. It was a fortuitous move for Mr. Bryan because mining interests had vastly influenced Montana legislators and he filled the niche for environmental leadership. Mr. Bryan quickly became a key player in the state and established a very successful model for community environmental organization that he named the Northern Rockies Action Group (NRAG).
Bill Bryan: I've always been committed to the issue of people and the environment, not to the environment per se, but to people in the environment. I came here on a grant from the Point Foundation, which was Whole Earth Catalog money, to live and work for one year in Montana to work on energy issues with cowboys and Indians. And believe it or not, that's exactly what happened.
There were some beginnings of an environmental movement that was very nascent in 1972, in Montana, Wyoming and Idaho the collective budget was 32,000 dollars and there was one person, a retired lineman from the power company who was the fulltime person in Montana for the Wildlife Federation. There was a half time person in Wyoming and no one in Idaho. In '72, that's where it was and that's why coming to this part of the world at the time was extremely timely because it was ripe for a lot of changes.
I created a nonprofit in '73. There was a management consulting group, while helping cause-oriented nonprofits, many of them just getting started in this part of the world. One of the great things about Montana is that we just turned one million people and living here for 40 years, you can't help but have the kinds of connections that you do. I am now the executive director of a small nonprofit called One Montana. What we find is that when you connect people with the environment, you connect people with other people, other cultures or whatever. There's a trust in it, that connection, brings out a different way of interacting. So that's what One Montana is all about: bridging the rural urban divide, and that there's so much of a connection between rural and urban. There's an inter-dependency there.
So how do you begin to work off of that to create maybe a little different civil discourse? I think–not just Montana-oriented, I mean it is something we've got to be looking at everywhere. I find that so many of these conservation groups all have very good agendas, interesting agendas, but let me ask, Why is it that so many of the environmental laws and regulations that were established in the '70s are being rolled back today? And I would say yes, because we focus too much on the issue and not how you build a constituency; and you don't build a constituency being ideological–solely. You've got to have some… you know, you've got to have some of what I would call core values that you can't compromise on.
But we aren't building the constituency of today, and so when you don't have those constituencies, then you start losing the ball game. And the environmental movement in some ways lost its way on that issue. You can't let free roaming bison in an uncontrolled wolf population–as much as I love wolves and bison– become your agenda. It's so divisive. Why get into that when you have some of these other issues that you can work on that gets – builds trust, builds connections, builds where you can then work toward the future that we're all desperately in search of right now.
We have to go back to some fundamentals and not just think that we're going to solve this issue out there that's a pure sort of environmental issue. We're not – you've got to reach out. You've got to figure this out, because it ain't working. Zero sum game is not working. I've been an advocate but not in a blinding sort of harsh way and some people are real critical of me on that. On the other hand, it has allowed me to create these connections, this network.
And so how do you make those connections in that network? How do you pull that together so things can move forward? You've got to stay with your passion. You stay with what you believe in and you just have got to keep trying.
My dad really introduced me to the importance of connection with people from diverse walks of life. He knew the wealthiest person in the state of Maine, and he knew some of the folks that just came off the factory line coming out of [unintelligible] fiber or woolen mill or whatever and he never made a distinction you know, so that's really important.


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She said she wanted me to represent the company.
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Culture Secretary Appoints New UK Anti-Doping Chair
Trevor Pearce, CBE QPM has been appointed the new Chair of UK Anti-Doping
Culture Secretary, The Rt Hon Karen Bradley MP, has appointed Trevor Pearce CBE QPM, as the new Chair of UK Anti-Doping for a term of four years, commencing on 23 February 2017.
Pearce takes over from David Kenworthy in the role.
Pearce concluded a 40-year career in law enforcement in 2015. During his extensive career he served as Director General of both the National Crime Squad and the Serious Organised Crime Agency. Since leaving law enforcement Trevor has taken up roles as a Commissioner of the Gambling Commission, and was appointed a Board member of UK Anti-Doping in 2016.
Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport Karen Bradley said:
Trevor Pearce brings with him a wealth of experience in investigations and intelligence - areas that are crucial in the fight against doping in sport. I am sure that he will help further strengthen UKAD's reputation as one of the leading anti-doping agencies in the world and play a major role in promoting the importance of clean sport. I would also like to thank outgoing chair David Kenworthy for his excellent work at the helm of the organisation over the last seven years.
Trevor Pearce said:
I am delighted to have been appointed to succeed David Kenworthy as Chair of UK Anti-Doping. David has done so much to establish the organisation, making it one of the world's leading anti-doping agencies. I am now looking forward to working with the UKAD Board, Chief Executive and staff to ensure that we build on these foundations, to ensure that everyone's right to clean sport is protected in the UK and abroad.
The Chair of UK Anti-Doping is remunerated at a rate of £33,000 per annum. This appointment has been made in accordance with the OCPA Code of Practice. It is a requirement of the Code that political activity by those appointed is declared. Trevor Pearce has declared that he has not carried out any political activity.


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What are the benefits of tea? Is tea the elixir of life? New research conducted in Australia found that women in their 70s and 80s lived longer if they drank an average of 2 cups of tea per day.
Think twice before saying no to a tea party. Researchers studied the health of over 1,000 senior women over the age of 75, taking into consideration their tea and coffee consumption habits.
Ultimately, researchers found that out of the 88 percent of the women were still alive after the completion of the study, those who drank 2 cups of tea per day were 40 percent more likely to live longer than seniors of a similar age.
Tea Benefits: What's so special about tea?
From Nepal to Morocco, tea is at the basis of many diets across the world. It's the second most popular beverage, next to water. Tea contains flavonoids. The compound is known for being a health booster.
The element is also found in wine and chocolate, but tea made the biggest contribution to the flavonoid count in the women studied. Health experts from the Journal of Clinical Nutrition recommend a daily intake of about 350mg of flavonoids. This is approximately 2 cups of tea. Easy.
Tea Benefits: It all comes down to flavonoids
Forget expensive pills. Researchers found that women drinking the magic 2 cups of "tea potion" a day were less likely to die from heart disease and cancer. These are currently the 2 biggest killers of women over the age of 65.
Previous research has credited flavonoids with a host of health benefits, from lowering blood pressure to strengthening bones.
Tea Benefits: Don't wait until old age to enjoy a cup of tea
Studies in younger adults have shown that daily tea drinking lowers the risk of various diseases, notably heart conditions. Flavonoids improve vascular flow, experts said.
The brain may also benefit from a cup of tea. Studies showed that a cup of tea enhances neurological activity. Tea contains a modest amount of caffeine which has been proven to boost alertness and concentration.


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For aeons, people have been recording their experiences — telling others their stories and sharing their eye-witness accounts. The difference is the speed of technological change. Technology is shaping the world of communication and creating new opportunities for us all — journalist and viewer. One recent survey said more than one in three teenagers is already generating his own content online.
At Sky News we use both in-vision vox pops and video sent in by viewers using mobile phones. On 7 July, the day of last year's London bombings, within minutes of our first broadcast, Sky News received dozens of images from the public, and hundreds thereafter. They made the news, including the chilling footage filmed on a mobile phone of tube train passengers trapped underground moments after one of the explosions. Hard, raw news.
On a breaking news story, where the onus is on being first and right, it calls for editorial vigilance and fine judgement to confirm the authenticity of such footage.
Events are moving fast. The mobile phone — along with blogs and podcasts — will become ways for both watching the news and making it. As communication becomes less paternalistic and more personal, the technologies and roles will merge. At the moment, the mainstream news organisations tend to see these innovations in isolation. The future could well be one screen made of multiple sources enabling you to watch, correspond, and contribute. All at the same time.
But what about enabling you to be the editor? I think there will still be a role for editors — not just to assess information, but also to prioritise and present it in a way which, as well as making the news understandable, also reinforces its importance and point. Something an "anything goes citizen journalism blog" can't do.
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Retired Yankees star Derek Jeter married model Hannah Davis over the weekend after nearly 4 years of dating. The couple exchanged vows Saturday in St. Helena, California at Meadowood Napa Valley Resort. "After the ceremony, they walked around holding hands and looking ecstatic," a source told US Magazine.
Derek and Hannah have been together since 2012. Prior to the relationship, the 42-year-old was linked to a plethora of women, including Mariah Carey, Vanessa Minnillo, Jordana Brewster, Jessica Biel and Minka Kelly…among several others.


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Almost every village, town and city in this province have either single or multiple sports complexes for their residents to use. Team sports, individual athletic pursuits and general fitness are all accommodated by these facilities. None of the fields, tracks, pools, rinks, stadiums, golf courses, to name a few, that we take for granted would exist without aggregates.
Aggregates are the foundations on which all of these are built – quite literally. Aggregate compounds are used from the ground up to provide strength in structures, soil for plants and grass, and decorative and functional finishing.
We are entertained by our professional sports franchises who play in stadiums or arenas where large numbers of people can sit in comfort, knowing that the building is safe and strong. Whenever there are games, professional or amateur, there is always economic spin off to the community.
Jobs are created during construction and operation of the facilities. Maintenance, management, instructional and catering staff are all required from the point the doors open through the long term. As programs develop and the buildings are expanded more jobs are generated making the economies of our communities stronger.
Sports and recreation engages people socially, taking them away from their phones and computers and brings them back to personal interaction. For our youth, team sports teach cooperation, expands their thinking and encourages them to problem solve on the fly, reacting to the conditions of the game as it's happening. It's an important tool that educates, keeps them engaged and entertained where they might otherwise be drawn to less desirable activities.
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There is a myriad of feminine health benefits that ensue with regular vaginal steams. The tissues of the vulva (what you see on the outside) and the vagina (what can be felt on the inside) are mucous membranes. This delicate skin is very permeable due to a rich concentration of blood vessels, which means the vagina is an ideal area to apply or use herbal therapies for their medicinal value.
A vaginal steaming comprises of a special blend of medicinal herbs that when infused in warm water release the healing properties of each plant into the uterus. The combination of medicinal herbs and steam penetrate deeply into the cervix and uterus to dislodge indurated menstrual fluids and pathological accumulations that have not properly sloughed off with each previous cycle or pregnancy. Accumulations may cause fertility blockage, and menstrual imbalances and odor causing bacteria.
The herbs not only help soothe and nourish the thirsty vaginal membranes but allow for detoxification.
The V steam is a gentle, natural hygiene regimen and a very good preventative measure to aid in ph imbalances, promote menstrual health and to support the various stages of a woman's cycle.
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This universal practice of utilizing the alchemy of fire, water and herbal medicine to care for the root of the female body (the womb) has been used for many ages. It is a practice most commonly used by midwives for postpartum care but also used to treat a plethora of gynecological concerns.
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The cured cheeses are the ideal complement to a good ham or ham shoulder dish, or to a table of delicious sausages. In Enrique Tomás we know very well that this union is perfect, that is why we offer you a selection of Spanish cheeses destined to please your palate, with an equally irresistible quality/price ratio. In addition to the classic products made from cow's, sheep's, goat's or mixed milk, you can also buy other international varieties, such as the famous Swiss cheese Tête de Moine or the spectacular Or Blanc, direct from the French Pyrenees
Always taking care of the quality of each of our products, in Enrique Tomás we offer you the four most common varieties of cheese in Spanish gastronomy according to the type of milk used in its preparation. You can choose between the classic cow cheeses, produced mainly in green and wet areas with large areas of pasture such as Galicia, Asturias and Cantabria. As a rule they are soft and creamy, with a very popular flavor among diners.
Those of sheep also occupy our offer, we find them mostly in drier areas such as the Basque Country, Navarra, Castilla y León, Castilla La Mancha and Extremadura, since the sheep need less grass. This cheese is usually more aromatic, acidic and salty than cow's cheese and contains more proteins and vitamins. They can be tender, semi-cured, cured or aged.
An alternative that has become very popular are the goat cheeses, more typical of Andalusia, Levante and the Canary Islands. They tend to have a stronger and acidic taste and are notable for their white color, they are more digestive than cow's cheeses and contain less calories and saturated fats.
To close our alternatives are the mix, which use two or three milks in different proportions to enhance their various nuances and lead to a unique taste product.
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