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This morning I feel like I've lost an hour of my life. Is this how alien abductees feel when they say they're missing time that they can't account for?
Apparently everyone in the state of South Australia is also feeling the same way. This smells of Government Conspiracy!
Some time last night, I'm told, around 2am the clocks never made it to 2:01am. In no time at all it was 3am and I have no idea what happened between two and three? I hope I had fun though, since I was sleeping, anything could have happened.
Did we all just move our clocks forward for daylight saving or were we collectively abducted for an hour of lost time? Think about it. Few people are actually awake at the official time of 2am - when the clocks were moved forward. There has to be a reason they want us sleeping?
Why not move the clocks forward at 8pm so all the little kids could stay up late and see what 9pm looks like?
When we set the clocks back an hour, is that the hour that we lost? Is everything we do in that 'repeat' hour what we were doing in the hour we lost? So many questions. Maybe there should be an official, independent inquiry?
South Australian Artist, Writer, Video Producer and Animator, David Arandle working under the pseudonym 'The Extraordinary Tourist' or 'TET' for short, blogs about Art, Life, Social Issues, humor, Internet/Technology, Movies, Entertainment, World Issues, Business, People/Places and more.
Losing an Hour of Time
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text: Greg Crosby, MA, LPC, is a practicing therapist and college and graduate school instructor. In 1994, he started the first adult attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) group for the Kaiser Permanente Northwest Region, and has been working with the Oregon Attorney Assistance Program providing ADHD workshops since 2013. Crosby is a certified group psychotherapist and group psychotherapy fellow. He teaches adult ADHD classes at Portland State University and Marylhurst University. Crosby offers workshops on ADHD for professionals, and has a private practice where he works with adults diagnosed with ADHD.


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The Federal Bureau of Investigation started the procedure of transferring hundreds of pages of memos and other records to Congress about the FBI investigation into Hillary Clinton's illegal use of her private email server, reported The Hill.
Bob Goodlatte, head of the House Judiciary Committee and Trey Gowdy, chair of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee revealed during the past months that they want to question the Bureau about the decision to publicly investigate Clinton's email server where it was shown that she obviously mishandled sensible data while not disclosing their probe into Trump's campaign staff members about the alleged collusion with Russia.
There's an obvious prejudice in investigating the uncorroborated accusations of a collusion between the Trump camp and Russia over Hillary's confirmed mishandling of top-secret data.
"Decisions made by the Department of Justice in 2016 have led to a host of outstanding questions that must be answered," Goodlatte and Gowdy said in a joint statement.
Nevertheless, this is only one of the problems the Bureau has. They also have to explain to Gowdy and Goodlatte how and why then-FBI Director James Comey begun the process of drafting Clinton's acquittal statement prior to even making interviews with main witnesses.
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As The Hill reported, the FBI said they also want to know why the FBI decided to formally notify Congress of the Clinton probe on two separate occasions; why the FBI — rather than the Justice Department — recommended that Clinton not be charged after the investigation concluded; and the reasoning behind their timeline for announcing such decisions.
"The Committees will review these decisions and others to better understand the reasoning behind how certain conclusions were drawn. Congress has a constitutional duty to preserve the integrity of our justice system by ensuring transparency and accountability of actions taken," their statement continued.
The FBI told the Senate Judiciary Committee on Friday that they would soon start giving over the requested records.
The release of the documents also comes as reports revealed that FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe recused himself from Clinton's probe about a week before the general election in 2016. He was enticed to resign over questions regarding a possible conflict of interest including hundreds of thousands of dollars that were transferred to his wife's political campaign from a Hillary Clinton associate.


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Study the management of people at work by combining insights from psychology, sociology, economics and management studies.
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- In this program, you will study the human side of business (people management). You will focus on the performance and efficiency of organizations as well as the well-being of employees.
- People, work and management issues are approached from different disciplinary perspectives: psychology, sociology, economics and management studies.
- Due to the combination of the four perspectives and a focus on work, organization and people management, the program is unique for Europe.
- The program offers a strong interaction between academic approaches and real world problems. You will be trained to take evidence-based management decisions.
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Sunny Day Keeps On Shining
No matter how hard you try to remain formal, about 10 minutes into your conversation with Doris Day you find yourself addressing her as "Doris." "Ms. Day" may be the appropriate honorific for a respectable newspaper, but it's proof of her effectiveness as a singer and actress that you quickly feel like you've known her forever. In that sense, Ms. Day's allure was the opposite of Elizabeth Taylor's: sunny rather than sultry, an icon of optimism as opposed to seduction—but no less sexy in her own way.
I've spoken with Ms. Day, the top-grossing actress of all time, on about half a dozen occasions now, and one point that we hit upon during nearly every conversation is the volume of fan mail that still crosses her doorstep daily—a fact that never ceases to amaze her. "When I first came up here," she said recently by phone from her home in Carmel, Calif., where she's lived for the past 30 years, "I put all my records and everything away. I didn't think anybody cared if they heard me or not." She assumed that her work would be forgotten. "It's hard for me to understand why all these people write me, and they say, 'Sometimes I'm feeling so down, I can't get myself out of it, and then I put your record on, and I'm OK.' Can you imagine?" As a lifelong fan, I can easily accept what she has a hard time believing: that after so many years out of the spotlight, her recordings and films continue to be cherished by generation after generation. (Later this year, Sony Music will release a retrospective box set, for which Ms. Day is personally selecting her favorite tracks.)
Ms. Day, who turns 86 on Sunday, is that rare movie star who has no problem telling people her age. Some sources claim that she was born in 1922; Ms. Day explains that this error arose because in 1940, when she sang professionally for the first time, she had to give her age as 18. But one fact she refuses to admit is the number of dogs—all rescued animals—that live with her in Carmel. "I have many dogs, but I can't put the exact number in print. But my place is big here, so when they bark, nobody's bothered. I've had so many, and I've found homes and homes and homes for them, but some of them are so precious that I couldn't give them up for anything. I love my babies."
It's an urban legend that Ms. Day became a recluse upon leaving show business. In reality, she talks to the people she likes—but that doesn't usually include the media. She lives an active life engaged in animal-welfare work (her organization, the Doris Day Animal League, is now part of the Humane Society, and she is currently opening a horse sanctuary in Texas). Her neighbors (including Clint Eastwood) are hardly surprised to see her walking any number of her "babies."
Her interest in animal rights probably dates back to even before her interest in singing. Ms. Day was a budding dancer in her native Cincinnati, a career that was cut short by a car accident at age 13. "I could barely walk for a few years, and my mother thought it would be nice for me to be doing something that I loved, and I said 'I love to sing!' We had heard about [voice coach] Grace Raines. They had to carry me up the stairs to see her. Isn't that a riot?"
Raines was so impressed that she wanted to teach the youngster three days a week, and did so even though Ms. Day's mother could afford only one weekly lesson. Raines not only taught Ms. Day her technique, but arranged for her earliest jobs with the big bands of Barney Rapp, Bob Crosby and, most famously, Les Brown.
Ms. Day's career as a singer was also almost cut short prematurely when she retired in 1941—only temporarily, thankfully—to get married. As she detailed in "Doris Day: Her Own Story," written with A.E. Hotchner, that first husband turned out to be violently abusive. "I don't even want to talk about it," she said. "Anyway, that was really a mistake." Even after she left with their infant son, Terry, "he followed me, and I had to hide"—which was difficult, as she had taken a job singing on the air on Cincinnati's WLW. "My mother was frantic."
Eventually, Brown "rescued" Ms. Day by bringing her back on the road; initially she refused because she didn't want to leave Terry behind, but Brown was so eager for Ms. Day to rejoin the band that he offered to let her mother and son travel with her. His generosity paid off handsomely when their 1945 recording of "Sentimental Journey" became not only a blockbuster hit but an iconic theme for legions of veterans coming home from the war. Small wonder the two remained friends for the rest of Brown's days, until his death in 2001—something that can't be said for most big-band "canaries" and their former bandleaders.
The only time Ms. Day sounds sad is when she talks about the friends she's outlived. "Do you know that almost everyone I've worked with is gone? I can't believe it. And you know I have pictures of all of them with me, and I have them framed, and it saddens me when I look at them because every film or album that I did was just a happy experience." She tears up at the memory of Rock Hudson; he was her leading man in three classic romantic comedies, and died of AIDS shortly after making one of his final public appearances, on Ms. Day's mid-'80s television series "Doris Day's Best Friends."
The one loss that upsets her more is that of Terry, her only child, who was a songwriter and producer. Terry fell victim to melanoma at age 62 in 2004. "My darling son. He was always helping everybody else. . . . I was so young when I had him, we were like sister and brother. The Beach Boys were dying to take him on the road with them, but he didn't want to leave his own son behind. It's not right, you know, that your child goes to heaven before you. I know he's in heaven, because he was a good person."
The thought brings her back to the letters, as if she compensates for the loss she feels by concentrating on the pleasure that her work continues to bring to millions of people. "I mean, it's not like I'm young or anything."
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Nothing is quite as beautiful as a barn wedding. The setting is gorgeous whether in the Hudson Valley or the Catskills. Some of our favorite barn wedding venues include:
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It's time to start thinking about Summer! Which camp will you choose? At Laurel Ridge, the camp for Southern Province Moravians, there are so many choices this year!
Pre-Junior: July 31–August 2 (Completed Grades 1 or 2) Deans: Gail Theard and Margaret Norris. Pre-Junior Camp is the perfect introduction to Laurel Ridge for your little camper! Two days fly by so fast that most campers ask "when am I old enough to come for a whole week?" The schedule is packed with songs, games and activities to keep our youngest campers busy and happy for their stay away home.
Junior 1: July 5–11/Junior 2: August 9–15 (Completed Grades 3, 4 or 5) Junior 1 Deans: Rev. John D. and Mary Rights—Junior 2 Deans: Rev. Scott and Liz Venable. Themed "Blessed are the Peacemakers," Junior Campers get to know the different ways that we, as Christians, can be peacemakers, along with traditional elements like crafts, sports, lake activities and campfires.
Eco Camp: June 21–27 (Completed Grades 3 through 5) Deans: Rev. Rick Sides and Rev. Christy Clore. At Eco Camp we believe that "if there is a creek you should be in it, and if there is dirt it should be on you!" This camp takes hands-on learning to the next level, immersing campers in God's creation to learn about the bugs, fish, animals and plants that are indigenous to the 700 acres that Laurel Ridge is situated on. If your camper is ready for an adventure, then this is the place to be!
Middle High: August 2–8 (Completed Grades 6, 7 or 8) "It's a Bird, It's a Plane, Nope it's Jesus!" The Deans Bob Dowdy, Meredith Dowdy and the Rev. Jeff Jones are putting together a program using super hero Clark Kent's story to highlight Jesus' story from birth to death. We start on Sunday with his long-awaited birth, then take a look at his childhood, coming of age, his temptations and finally the Great Commission that he leaves us with throughout the week. How can we as Christians mirror his example? Also enjoy summer camp activities such as swimming, canoeing, sports, Group Interaction Course (low ropes), archery, crafts, music and campfires every evening.
Senior High: July 12–18 (Completed Grades 9, 10, 11 or 12) Deans: Rev. Joe Moore and Rev. Ginny Tobiassen—AP Confirmation, a refreshing new look to what it means to be confirmed with a program by Moravian Bishop, Hopeton Clennon. Renew your faith journey as you spend time taking a closer look at how you are doing and for those who have not been confirmed yet, a deep look at what to expect. Also enjoy summer camp activities like swimming, canoeing, sports, Group Interaction Course (low ropes), archery, crafts, music and campfires every evening.
Mission Camps:
- Mission Camp 1: June 21–27 – Dean—Justin Rabbach
- Mission Camp 2: July 5–11 – Dean—Donna Hurt
- Mission Camp 3: July 19–25 – Dean—Jennifer Boles
- Mission Camp 4: July 26–August 1 – Dean—Sam Gray
Mission Camp at Laurel Ridge provides youth groups with the opportunity to serve the less fortunate in the High Country. We receive referrals from local agencies and match youth groups and their adult leaders with work sites based on their skill level and project needs. The Program this year is based on John 15:5 and Acts 1:8. Groups need to provide capable adult leaders (1 per every 5 youth) and transportation to work sites (note: these camps are housed in Higgins Lodge).
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Junior And Middle High Arts Camp: June 28–July 3 (Completed Grades 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 or 8) Come and Join Deans Betsy Messick and Rev David Merritt for those of you who truly love the arts and want to explore them in a mountain setting, this is the place for you. ARTS= A – Almighty; R – Redeemer; T – Teacher; S – Savior. You will be able to explore many of the activities that will be offered including painting, drawing/sketching, dance, singing, instrumental music, photography, etc. This new and intuitive camp will be enhanced by looking at the gifts God has given us (note: this camp is housed in Higgins Lodge).
Middle High Eco Mission: July 12–18 (Completed Grades 6, 7 or 8) Deans: Rev. John Rainey and Donna Rainey. Inspired by the lessons taught at Eco Camp, Eco Mission takes older campers out into the surrounding areas to serve as stewards of God's earth. Past work sites have included Mount Jefferson State Park and the Blue Ridge Parkway. Blending elements from our Mission Camps and Summer Camps together, campers will get to travel off-site during the morning and early afternoon to complete work projects and experience traditional camp activities in the late afternoon and evening (note: this camp is housed in Higgins Lodge).
Senior High Adventure Camp: June 21–27 (Completed Grades 9, 10, 11 or 12 and college-age) Housed in Summer Camp and limited to 30 campers. The dean is Wesley Hudson. This camp will include many activities such as repelling, kayaking down the New River, fly fishing, overnight tent camping on the Blue Ridge Parkway, horseback riding, mountain biking, hiking, trail running, etc. There will also be outdoor games with much needed physical/athletic abilities. At the end of the week there will be Big game day, a cross between a triathlon and Scottish games. Because of the nature of this camp the cost is $450.00.
Sign up today: www.laurelridge.org—go to "our programs," click on summer camps. If your child would like to attend two camps, you will receive $100.00 off the total of both camps. Camp scholarships are available! Apply online!
If you are looking to serve this summer, there are counselor positions that need to be filled. You may also sign up online. Under "our programs" in the drop down box you will see "volunteer counselor." This will take you to the registration page to be a counselor.
For questions about any of these camps please contact Scarlett Dowdy, Program Manager, 336.359.2951, ext 225. Or send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Pearl I. SNYDER, 82, of Genesee, PA, died Tuesday, October 31, 2017 in her home.
Born May 8, 1935, in Westfield, PA, she was the daughter of Ernest and Ruth Williamson Benson.
On May 30, 1952, in Harrison Valley, PA, she married William J. "Bill" Snyder, who predeceased her on April 17, 2011.
A graduate of cosmetology school in Olean, she worked as a hairdresser in Wellsville, NY. She was later employed by First Citizens National Bank in Genesee, Citizens & Northern Bank in Elkland and Knoxville, and Commonwealth Bank in Lawrenceville.
Pearl was a 50-year member of the Genesee United Methodist Church, where she served as a Sunday school teacher for many years, and a member of the Gold Church for the last 15 years.
Surviving are: four children, Debbie (Tim) Freeman of Ulysses, Sandy (Chuck) Symonds of Elkland, Terry (Kim) Snyder of Genesee, and Edie Jo (Bernie) Seligman of Genesee; five grandchildren, Chad (Beverly) Freeman, Troy (Mary Jane) Freeman, Shelle (Ben) Lee, Jami Doan, and Abby (Ward) Slocum; 13 great-grandchildren; a brother, Hervey (Diane) Benson of Middlebury Center; nieces, nephews, and cousins. In addition to her husband, she was predeceased by a brother, William H. Benson; and three sisters, Jean Lese, Emma Simmons Whitney, and Ruth Giantomasi.
Friends may call Friday, November 3, 2017 from 2:00 – 4:00 and 7:00 – 9:00 PM at the Gold Church, 2402 SR 49 W, Ulysses, PA, where Funeral Services will be held on Saturday at 11:00 AM. The Rev. Frank Mickle, Pastor, will officiate. Burial will be in Ulysses Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to Gold Church, 2402 SR 49 W, Ulysses, PA 16948, Genesee Volunteer Fire Company, P.O. Box 9, Genesee, PA 16923, or Potter County Hospice, c/o Cole Memorial Hospital, 1001 E. Second St., Coudersport, PA 16915.
Arrangements are entrusted to Olney Funeral Home & Cremation Service, Ulysses, PA.
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I just woke up from a dream that I was the President (of the United State of America, tyvm), and that I had to perform my own brain surgery because no qualified surgeon would acknowledge that I even needed brain surgery. Fools!
Thing went much better than anyone had any right to expect, although it transpired that I had not planned for the re-attachment of a removed skull fragment . Working with a traumatized aide, I found a nice, sterile home for said fragment in a padded FedEx overnight pouch. "That", thought the president, "will do until I can get to a surgeon". (Surely even the quacks at Bethesda would agree that I needed that procedure!)
But in the interim, I had to perform some public Presidently duties. Understandably, I was unable to hide my open-brainedness. Some around me began to express (haltingly at first, then in more strident tones) concerns about my fitness for office. It was not clear whether these concerns stemmed from my alarming physical condition or the fact that I had performed my own brain surgery in the first place.
As I was waking from my dream, President me (who admits that, sure, it looks a little "crazy" and people can't be blamed for talking et cetera) was allowing himself to be persuaded that, in all likelihood, he was a raving loon.
(That didn't stop Nixon from serving the better part of 6 years! Ba-dum bum!)
To be fair to my administration's critics, the results of my surgery looked a bit more like this picture than my description of a mild trepannation might suggest—with the top of my skull clean off (skin, hair and all) and my superior, better-than-average, more-than-usual POTUS brain pulsating for all the world to see. One of the funnier moments of my dream (there were so many!) involved my aide trying to fold the FedEx envelope containing the top of my skull so that it would fit in a jacket pocket, and I'm all like "dude, wtf? [laughtrack titter] That's. My. Skull! [laughtrack roar]" I think if it were a sitcom, that would be my catchphrase.


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Mingjun Zhong will be joining the IDEAL project in August 2013. Dr. Mingjun Zhong was previously a research assistant at the Department of Computing Science, University of Glasgow where he worked on an EPSRC project entitled "The Molecular Nose" supervised by Prof. Mark Girolami. Prior to this, he was teaching at the Dalian Nationalities Universiy, P.R.China. In 2006, he was a postdoctor at IRISA, Rennes, France. Mingjun holds a PhD from the Department of Applied Mathematics, Dalian University of Technology, P.R.China. His current research interests are Applied Statistics and Machine Learning.
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RCIPS becomes Research Contracts & Innovation (RC&I)
At the beginning of 2016 it was decided that the Department of Research and Innovation that housed the Research Office and RC&I would separate into two separate departments. During this transition, RCIPS elected to change its name and bring in the term "Innovation" which better describes the current breath of activity of the "IP Management" component of the office. The name change became official in May 2016 and is currently being updated on our website, etc.
The change has also given rise to the creation of a departmental logo, which will be used in conjunction with the UCT logo.
The logo was designed to carefully consider the two aspects of the department, and bring them together into one recognisable, cohesive design. The research contracts side is represented by the scales of justice, symbolic of the lawyers overseeing research contracts signed on behalf of the institution. The lightbulb surrounding the scales represents the innovative research and inventions that arise at UCT, and refers to the intellectual property and innovation activities.
As with all internal unit logos at UCT, in terms of the IP Policy one must ensure that the association with UCT is clear and that the unit is not confused as a separate legal entity from the university. The UCT logo is displayed on the left and the departmental logo on the right.


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Goldman Sachs Leads Round to Fuel Transformation in How IT Products and Services Are Marketed, Sold and Managed
Goldman Sachs Leads Round to Fuel Transformation in How IT Products and Services Are Marketed, Sold and Managed
AUSTIN, TX--(Marketwired - Feb 4, 2014) - Spiceworks, the professional network for IT, today announced it has closed a $57 million Series E round of funding led by Goldman Sachs with participation from existing investors. The Series E funding will help Spiceworks expand its global network of IT professionals and technology brands while transforming how IT products are marketed, sold and managed in the $3 trillion IT industry. Spiceworks has raised a total of $111 million through five rounds of funding, and the company has named David Campbell, managing director in Goldman Sachs' Merchant Banking Division, to its board of directors.
"Spiceworks has reached the tipping point all high-growth, successful social and professional networks experience as they evolve to reshape how we do business," said Scott Abel, co-founder and CEO of Spiceworks. "As the professional network for IT, we have a unique opportunity to connect IT professionals and technology companies in entirely new ways. By coupling the best professional networks have to offer with tools and resources IT professionals and marketers need to do their jobs, we're excited to reinvent a multi-trillion dollar industry."
Spiceworks Changes How Technology Brands and IT Professionals Do Business
More than 5 million IT professionals and over 3,000 of the world's leading technology brands use Spiceworks to connect with one another, learn about the latest technologies, and do their jobs more efficiently. Spiceworks is used by IT professionals in more than 200 countries to manage 170 million hardware devices and more than 10 billion traditional and cloud-based application installations. Collectively, IT professionals in Spiceworks spend more than $525 billion on technology products and services each year.
The latest funding round will help Spiceworks accelerate the growth of the professional network for IT by:
"The emergence of professional networks like Spiceworks represents the next wave of social innovation," said David Campbell of Goldman Sachs. "Spiceworks has a unique platform for technology brands to directly access a rapidly-growing, critical, and underserved market of IT professionals that commands over $525 billion of spend today."
About Spiceworks
Spiceworks is the professional network for IT more than 5 million IT professionals use to connect with one another and over 3,000 technology brands. The company simplifies how IT professionals discover, buy and manage more than $525 billion in technology products and services each year. Headquartered in Austin, Texas, Spiceworks is backed by Adams Street Partners, Austin Ventures, Institutional Venture Partners (IVP), Goldman Sachs, Shasta Ventures and Tenaya Capital. For more information visit http://www.spiceworks.com
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Burbank: Man Killed While Helping Driver of Disabled Vehicle on 101 Freeway
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Shortly before 11 p.m. on Saturday, October 1st, a man was killed while helping the driver of a disabled vehicle on the 101 Freeway in Burbank. After changing a tire on the vehicle, the 55-year-old Long Beach man was returning to his car when a 2008 Pontiac G6 swerved from its lane and struck him. He died at the scene of the crash. The driver who had just received help with his tire was hit with debris from the collision and suffered moderate trauma. Paramedics transported him to a nearby hospital for treatment. The driver of the Pontiac was not hurt. Authorities are investigating the accident, according to a California personal injury lawyer.
Burbank accounted for 543 of the 73,561 fatalities and injuries suffered in motor vehicle traffic collisions in Los Angeles County in 2009, according to the California Office of Traffic Safety's most current data. The OTS compares the accident statistics of cities with similar populations, ranking those with the poorest records the highest. Placing in 1st is considered the worst. That year, Burbank ranked 18th out of 56 cities.
All of us at Allen, Flatt, Ballidis, and Leslie would like to offer our condolences to the family of the man who was killed while helping the driver of the disabled vehicle on the 101 Freeway. We would also like to wish the man who was injured a full recovery.
The Los Angeles Times originally reported this Burbank accident.
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Fossil communities of the Oberleichtersbach sinkhole (Oligocene, Bavaria, Germany). The final volume to be published in this series.
The Oberleichtersbach sinkhole harbors the sediments of an perennial Oligocene-age lake with a rich fauna of freshwater fossils and mammals. The papers of this volume provide a detailed account of the geological setting of the location, its palynomorphs, molluscs, ostracods, vertebrates and the mammals and carnivores retrieved from the Oberleichtersbach locality. The systematics of known and newly described species are reviewed and allow the paleoecology of the location to be reconstructed.
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Song: My Soul Will Sing by Stuart Townend
Reading: Psalm 103:11-14
For as high as the heavens are above the earth,so great is his steadfast love toward those who fear him;
as far as the east is from the west,
so far does he remove our transgressions from us.
As a father shows compassion to his children,
so the Lord shows compassion to those who fear him.
For he knows our frame;
he remembers that we are dust.
Scripture Reading & Prayer
Old Testament Reading: Proverbs 22
New Testament Reading: Ephesians 6:1-4
Worship through Singing
Song: When I Survey by Issac Watts and Lowell Mason
Reading: Hebrews 9:11-14- But when Christ appeared as a high priest of the good things that have come, then through the greater and more perfect tent (not made with hands, that is, not of this creation) he entered once for all into the holy places, not by means of the blood of goats and calves but by means of his own blood, thus securing an eternal redemption. For if the blood of goats and bulls, and the sprinkling of defiled persons with the ashes of a heifer, sanctify for the purification of the flesh, how much more will the blood of Christ, who through the eternal Spirit offered himself without blemish to God, purify our conscience from dead works to serve the living God.
Song: Nothing But the Blood by Robert Lowry
Song: How Deep the Father's Love for Us by Stuart Townend
God's Word Proclaimed
Pastor Ben preached a sermon from the Proverbs series on the topic of "Parents and Children"
(You can listen to the sermon here)
The Lord's Supper
Hebrews 12:5-6- "My son, do not regard lightly the discipline of the Lord, nor be weary when reproved by him. For the Lord disciplines the one he loves, and chastises every son whom he receives."
Worship Through Giving
Reading: 1 John 3:1-2- See what kind of love the Father has given to us, that we should be called children of God; and so we are. The reason why the world does not know us is that it did not know him. Beloved, we are God's children now, and what we will be has not yet appeared; but we know that when he appears we shall be like him, because we shall see him as he is.
Song: Abba, Father, We Approach Thee
Announcements & Benediction
Fighter Verse Recited:
And the Lord your God will circumcise your heart and the heart of your offspring, so that you will love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul, that you may live. (Deuteronomy 30:6)


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National Review columnist, Opportunity Lives panelist, and Steamboat Institute Senior Fellow Tom Rogan argued "as conservatives, we do have to have that debate about things like sugar taxes" and said that he's "very sympathetic to Michelle Obama" on Friday's "McLaughlin Group."
Rogan stated, "I have no problem with someone eating like a pig and having poor choices. You should be able to do that. … But I don't want to have to subsidize their medical costs. And that's why I think, as conservatives, we do have to have that debate about things like sugar taxes, because the people who are putting themselves more predisposed to having obesity, and also why I think I'm one of the few conservatives who — I'm very sympathetic to Michelle Obama, because I'll tell you what — that healthcare costs, we will have to subsidize that."
Fellow panelist Pat Buchanan added, "You got taxes on cigarettes, and you got taxes on soft drinks and a lot of things like that. … I think user taxes are good. They're better than the other kind, with your income." A point Rogan agreed with.
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November 2013 Meeting
Posted on 3 November 2013 by Dee Caswell
Organisation Mondiale pour l'Education prescolaire
World Organization for Early Childhood Education
Organizacon Mundial Para La Educacion Preescolar
Respecting and valuing children
Images from China
Presented by Fiona Ellis and Lyn Foote
(based on their recent trip to China for the OMEP World Assembly in Shanghai)
Followed by a discussion on respecting and valuing children in Aotearoa New Zealand
What needs to happen in the education system?
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The beginning of my living hell
by Annie McKenzie-Bone, aged 13
The beginning of my living hell,
Here I shall suffer and here I'll dwell,
Off the trains come the weary cattle,
Our shepherds sound their deathly rattle.
Too weak, too scared, too sad to fight,
Strong to the left, weaklings to the right,
Farewell my sweet family,
No longer us, just only me.
May your last moments be as precious as glass,
As you dance among that deadly gas,
But only you will know your fate,
Once you are gone and it's too late.
Why must I have a life to spare,
If it's to be lived in despair?
Hello my shepherd, watch me dance!
His simple reply drags me into a trance.
The sound of a bullet fills the sky
I find that I've grown wings, I can fly!
Look! There's my body, right down below
Goodbye my shepherd! Watch me go.


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[Listen] Oakland, CA's own G-Eazy released another single "Summer in December" from his upcoming album. Enjoy!
Beautiful & Damned – Available 12/15/17
[Listen] Oakland, CA's own G-Eazy released another single "Summer in December" from his upcoming album. Enjoy!
Beautiful & Damned – Available 12/15/17
[Watch] Oakland's CA, Keak Da Sneak, Ike Dola for this new slapper visual "Zippin." Track produced by The Mekanix. Yee! Enjoy!
Oakland CA Singer & Songwriter, Kehlani, back with a new song "I Already Won" produced by MilliBeatz. Enjoy!
[Listen] Sacramento's own Jo Vegas single is a banger "Chakra Colors." Slap this or else your missing out! Produced by Ayodlo. Make that fire music for the world to hear Jo Vegas. Enjoy!
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[Listen] Oakland and Vallejo CA artist KNO Mob & Mistah F.A.B. link up for new track "Bankroll." Slapper here. Enjoy!
[Watch] G-Eazy brings the fans his new video "The Plan" directed by Daniel CZ. G-Eazy stays on his bars. Your making the Bay Area proud! Enjoy!
The Beautiful & Damned- Available December 15, 2017
[Watch] Oakland's CA Kamaiyah latest single "Playa In Me" stays knockin. Directed by Evan Croker. Enjoy!
Before I Wake Mixtape- Available Now
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Let Justice be Done, no Matter Who it is!
Written by Guest Columnist— The Bare Facts
Today, as I was watching "Outnumbered" with my wife, the panel was discussing Hillary Clinton's email server investigation and the apparent collusion between her campaign, the Justice Department, and the FBI. Harris Faulkner, whom I greatly respect, asked just what should be done with Hillary Clinton? She said, "She's just a grandmother," and is "out of politics." She asked, "How many millions are we going to spend on this?"
Rachel Campos Duffy replied that yes, we do go on. The American people want justice! They need to be able to trust our government and its agencies such as the FBI.
I agree! We DO want justice.
I thought that we got rid of the "royal" class 200 years ago whom always seemed to be above the law, but it appears like those days have come back. It's never been so evident with the Clintons. It doesn't matter how many laws they break or scandals they have— from renting the Lincoln bedroom to multiple rape accusations; lying under oath, fraudulent business practices like Whitewater, selling pardons, selling "access" via the Clinton Foundation, and the illegal server and handling of "classified information" which compromised our national security are just a few— however, nothing ever seems to stick.
Politicians sexually harass staff members and it's covered up and their victims all paid out from our hard-earned taxpayer dollars.
When do we, the common citizens get to see "equal justice for all?" Is there any doubt that you or I would not be rotting in a cell if we committed 1/10th of their crimes?
And yet, politicians break the law over and over and over all while getting rich in the process.
When they are caught, they may be embarrassed and some are disgraced. Some are allowed to resign or retire on their palatial estates and draw their elaborate government pensions. Wow! This is justice?
I want politicians and their cronies and staffs prosecuted and put in jail, regardless of party! Maybe this would send a message to the next person, reminding them that they are there to serve their constituents and not themselves. Maybe this will remind those who break the law that there is justice and they will pay the price for their deceit.
Yes, Harris. My answer is that it's definitely worth it, no matter what the cost. If ignored, the price will only be higher, and the American People just can't afford it!
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About Fondbites, School of Sugar Art
Fondbites, School of Sugar Art trains people in baking, cake decorating and advanced level of cake art. Starting from a novice baker to a baker who is already doing commercial business, we have some latest trending lessons in store for you.
Fondbites is based at Chennai, India. We have concrete course syllabus for each course that has been meticulously planned and worked out with the immense knowledge that we have gained over the past 3 years of experience in the field of tutoring – baking and cake decorating.
All our courses are completely hands-on to instill confidence in the students while working in the class and to pursue the learning after the course.
Several hundred students have passed out of Fondbites who are successful home bakers today. Commercial Bakeries have also benefited through the advanced levels of cake decorating courses of Fondbites.
For more details of the different courses that we have to offer do check out our Classes
About Subhashini Ramsingh
Subhashini Ramsingh, is the Founder and Proprietor of Fondbites, School of Sugar Art. She is a Computer Science and Engineering graduate passed out from the Government College of Technology, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu.
With more than over 10 years of working in the Software industry, she quit her job to spend more time with her kids. A passionate artist, discovered her passion towards baking and from there, no looking back ever!
With extensive self learning, she started a commercial home baking venture where she was selling her cakes for more than a year. During this journey she discovered her passion towards teaching cake decorating and to spread her love for baking. That is the beginning of the School of Sugar Art.
She has trained hundreds of students who are successful bakers today and run their business in a very efficient way. She helps her old students to keep updated with the latest trends in the cake world.
Her passion towards baking is kept alive through Fondbites, Bake Along and her passion towards teaching and mentoring her students is evident through Let's do it with Fondbites
Fondbites, Bake Along
Bake Along is an initiative of Fondbites where, Subhashini personally tries and tests a recipe each week and posts the recipe with detailed step by step pictures for the members to try out.
Through this initiative, lots of people have benefited using Bake Along recipes in most of their commercial baking. Several baker tutors also use the recipes in their own baking classes.
Recipes of Bake Along are open to all and you can check it out here. The fun of baking together with other members happens inside the Facebook group, where every other member motivates and encourages each other that keeps up the spirit of baking in a group. To join the group, check out our facebook group
Let's Do It with Fondbites
Let's Do It with Fondbites is another initiative which came into existence, to hand hold, old students of our school to keep them updated on the latest trends in the world of cake decorating.
As an icing on the cake, even non-students of our school are being mentored through this journey. That's true, we are open to mentoring even non-students and get one step ahead and continue to mentor them like our own students.
Subhashini, comes up with a new theme in the beginning of each month and members have a months time to work over the theme and the whole group would post their finished pictures on the 28th of each month.
Each months theme is being carefully picked up, that will encourage the members and groom them to become better artists every month forward.
Completed projects of members of each month can be found here. As we focus on each member's project individually to guide and mentor on the improvement aspect and that is the key to the success and reach of this initiative, we have restricted entry into the group. After few levels of interview, Subhashini will personally decide to accommodate a new member into the group.
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One of the things that I love to do each spring is to make Chive Blossom vinegar. If you have a clump of chives, you know that they are very hardy perennial plants and one of the first to break ground in the new year. I generally see them start poking through the ground in February - although this year it was a little later since we were covered in 2 inches of ice in mid-February.
Around the first of May you will see plenty of bright pink blooms - which I always look forward to seeing. They are one of the first things to bloom in the garden and the bees and butterflies are happy to see something with nectar and we are happy to see something with color! The blooms are edible and I sometimes use them in salads and herb butters. They have a very light, sweet onion flavor. If you don't use the blooms, once they start to fade, they will produce lots of seeds. If left on the plant, these seeds will drop and you will have chive plants coming up everywhere in your garden the following year.
I like to collect fading blooms and let them dry and then I will shake out the seeds to use the following year in the greenhouse. I'll plant the seeds for my next batch of chive plants that I will sell at the shop, shows, and Farmer's Markets.
|Chives in full bloom. Beautiful color in the garden!
Making herbal vinegars is VERY EASY!!! Take your plant material (chive blossoms, or whatever you would like to flavor your vinegar) and simply add it to vinegar. You can use almost any kind of vinegar, and I use a variety of vinegars, depending on what herb I plan to use. With the chive blossoms, I like to use white wine vinegar. It is almost clear, and the pink chive blossoms will color it up beautifully! It also has a nice mild flavor which lets the light onion flavor of the chives come through. You can use distilled vinegar, but I find the flavor of distilled vinegar to be VERY sharp, which I don't like. And distilled vinegar is also made from by-products from the wood pulp industry, which I do not find appealling for food products.
You can simply put the blossoms in a glass jar and add your vinegar. Let it sit for 3 to 6 weeks and the vinegar will draw the flavor and color out of the blossoms and into the vinegar. Or you can use the quick method and heat your vinegar before you pour it over your blossoms. Once cooled, it is ready to bottle.
|Chive blossoms in vinegar.
I like to use the quick method, but don't always get it bottled that same day. For this batch of chive blossom vinegar I divided my blossoms into two quart glass jars (I use what I have on hand - don't feel the need to go buy new stuff just to make vinegar). I also purchased 3 bottles of white wine vinegar. I poured the 3 bottles of vinegar into a stainless steel pan and put it on the stove. I heated it until just before boiling - there was a little steam coming off of the top and a few tiny bubbles starting to form in the bottom of the pan. I poured the hot vinegar over the blossoms (splitting the vinegar between the 2 jars of blossoms). Then I just let it set until cooled.
Meanwhile, soak the empty vinegar bottles in some hot water to remove the labels. Then put the bottles and caps into a pan of water (covering the bottles) and boil them for 5-10 minutes. This will sterilize the bottles and you can use them for your vinegar. (Like I said -- I use what I have on hand.)
|Bottling this beautiful vinegar.
|Dump the blossoms right into the funnel.
|Squeeze out as much vinegar as you can without tearing your filter.
Herbal vinegars can be used anywhere a recipe calls for vinegar, lemon juice, or wine. I use my herbal vinegars to make viniagrette dressings, meat marinades, and I also use it as a splash of flavor for greens and other vegetables as well as cole slaw. I use the chive blossom vinegar in a cucumber dill salad that I make (recipe follows) and I like to use either tarragon or thyme vinegar for cole slaw. I usually make single herb vinegars, but you can mix several herbs together for many vinegar blends. You can even use garlic, peppers, and fruits for vinegars!
|My pretty, pretty chive blossom vinegar!
Here is the recipe for the cucumber salad:
Dilly Cucumber Salad
8 Tablespoons rice wine vinegar (I use my chive blossom vinegar)
¼ teaspoon coarse ground pepper
8 teaspoons sugar
½ teaspoon salt
4 Tablespoons chopped fresh dill
¾ teaspoon grated lemon peel (optional)
Mix these together in a glass or stainless steel bowl. Stir until the sugar dissolves. Then add:
2 cucumbers sliced in ¼ inch slices
6 or 7 radishes, cut into match sticks
2 tomatoes, chopped
Toss well to combine flavors. Refrigerate for ½ hour, stirring a few times to marinate well.
You may also add:
Onion slivers
Green peppers
Sliced button mushrooms
Feel free to add comment about what kind of herbs you like to use in your vinegar, or if you have any questions about making herbal vinegars.
Later this week we'll talk about medicinal gardens, fairy gardens and garlic scapes!


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Miami-Dade County will host the 10th Annual Southeast Florida Regional Climate Leadership Summit on October 24-25, 2018, at the Miami Beach Convention Center. Join us in celebrating a decade of progress with critical discussions on adaptation, innovation, and resilience. The Summit will feature keynotes and panels with local, state, and federal government officials, business and nonprofit leaders, and other experts discussing plans to ensure the region not only survives, but thrives, in the face of sea level rise and other climate impacts.
This annual event is coordinated by the Southeast Florida Regional Climate Change Compact, a partnership between Broward, Miami-Dade, Monroe, and Palm Beach counties; their municipalities; and other partners. The Climate Leadership Summit is a major regional event focused on facilitating climate-related collaboration and knowledge sharing. The Summit attracts innovative thinkers and leaders from business, government, academia, and the nonprofit community to exchange ideas and dialogue through panel discussions and networking breaks.
The Creative Time Summit is a three-day convening for thinkers, dreamers, and doers working at the intersection of art and politics. Launched in New York City in 2009, the Creative Time Summit was the first major international platform for socially engaged art, and has since grown to encompass an expanded field – featuring a range of multidisciplinary practices from music to policy making. To date, the Summit has hosted over 8,000 live attendees and hundreds of luminaries on its stage, including legendary art critic Lucy Lippard, Academy Award winning filmmaker Laura Poitras, MacArthur "Genius" award winning contemporary artist Carrie Mae Weems, #BlackLivesMatter co-founder Alicia Garza, and President of Afghanistan Ashraf Ghani. Just as significantly, the Summit is also a forum for emerging artists and thinkers to debut ideas and projects. On Saturday, November 2, the Summit will offer community driven, hour-long sessions designed to share tools, strategies, and actions with over 1000 international and local attendees. Sessions could take the form of roundtable discussions, workshops, panels, field trips, interactive performances, screenings, or other creative formats and may reflect on the themes of the larger Summit. At the same time, we encourage sessions that engage with the field of socially engaged art more broadly. The sessions can take place in English or Spanish. For more information about the summit, visit: http://creativetime.org/summit/miami-2018/.
The 2018 National Disaster Resilience Conference that will bring together the nation›s foremost voices in the disaster safety and resilience movement on November 7-9 in Clearwater Beach, FL. Keynote presentations, discussion panels, and spotlight topics will focus on the latest in science, policy, and practice to create more resilient buildings and disaster-resilient communities in the face of earthquakes, floods, hail, hurricanes, lightning, tornadoes, and wildfires, as well as human-caused disasters.
Design professionals, emergency managers, financial services experts, futurists, housing experts, insurers, journalists, meteorologists, product manufacturers, risk communicators, scientists, social psychologists, and many others will come together to make this conference an innovation incubator for the disaster safety and resilience movement.
Hosted by the University of Florida IFAS Extension and the Southern Rural Development Center in partnership with USDA-NIFA, this joint national conference will bring leading sustainability and energy educators and practitioners together to showcase land grant university Extension and research program successes, share challenges, and identify opportunities to strengthen our collective impacts. Extension professionals, researchers, graduate students, formal and informal educators, practitioners, and community partners are invited to participate. For more information about the Joint Summit go to http://srdc.msstate.edu/NSS+NEES/
CALL FOR PROPOSALS: Sustainability and energy Extension professionals, researchers, graduate students, formal and informal educators, practitioners, and community partners are invited and encouraged to submit proposals to participate in the 2019 Joint National Sustainability Summit (NSS) & National Extension Energy Summit (NEES). Submission Deadline is October 1, 2018. Submit Proposals HERE
Keeping History Above Water: St. Augustine will explore the impacts of sea level rise on historic coastal and river communities and cultural resources through the lens of time. With the theme of Envision 2050, emphasis is placed on policies, programs, and projects that address the situation in the short-term (defined as 30 years). Presenters will share research, strategies, and case studies of real-world applications that will physically, socially, and economically transform the world as we adapt the world to sea level rise over the next few decades. Presentation and workshop proposals are encouraged from professionals, policymakers, researchers, scholars, students, and others studying and addressing rising waters and its impact on historic places and cultural resources.
This fourth iteration of Keeping History Above Water is a partnership of Flagler College, University of Florida, and the City of St. Augustine in collaboration with the Newport Restoration Foundation. Learn more at: http://historyabovewater.org/2019-st-augustine/
Leaders in the fields of historic preservation, business, culture, tourism, economics, urban planning, environment, sustainability, design, engineering and public policy are encouraged to submit proposals for lectures and workshops that focus on applied research, practical solutions, and community engagement.
Presentations will be organized by resource type over seven sessions: archaeology, architecture, cities and historic districts, cultural and natural landscapes, underrepresented heritage and communities, intangible heritage, and archives and collections. A range of topics will be explored within each session including climate science and projections, adaptation strategies, public engagement and programs, and economic impacts, among others.


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Orange is The New Black is back!
Couch Potatoes, Unite! Netflix released a new season of their prison drama Orange is The New Black (OITNB) a few hours early last night and in Netflix's traditional style, all the episodes are available to binge on write away.
Just in case you have no idea what the show is about, (what rock have you been hiding under?) OINB follows the travails of Piper Chapman, a mid-30s PR executive with a career and a fiance whose past as an associate to a drug runner suddenly catches up to her. She gets sentenced to spend time in a minimum-security women's prison in Connecticut.
As Chapman makes her way through the corrections system and adjusts to life behind bars, making friends with the many eccentric, unusual and unexpected people she meets, the show chronicles the lives of each character intermeshing trips down memory lane, with scenes from the present to tell a compelling story about each character's struggle.
It's a really good show to check out if you haven't, but be warned, the show features, nudity, sex, strong language and violence.
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Hmph. Kill my efforts to keep it a surprise for the respective mortals (zzzz).
Although, while gossiping about the who's who, I was really very heartened when I saw what some of them have done/are planning to do for their mortals, or even the amount of worry they hold because they don't know what to give/write/do to their mortals. It makes me feel :D :D :D because it means we're trying to look after someone else in class now; even though initially a lot of them were praying that they wouldn't get a mortal they hardly spoke to (a lot of them got a mortal they hardly spoke to), in the end, I still saw them thinking about how best to make their mortal's day.
Made me very happy. So even though this trial run hasn't ended (heck, it hasn't even started), I daresay it is a success :D
I hope 18/10 will be this cute forever :)
Anyway, of course not everything will be so fine and dandy. Promos in 29 days time, and it's scaring the shit out of everyone. After the midyear shock, where almost 70% failed chem and 50% failed maths, everyone is so stressed and worked up about promos and the unforeseeable future.
So I just hope everyone holds their pens tighter and be resilient. Times are hard now, and they will be more taxing in the future no doubt, but for now, right now we just really have to past this obstacle.
And to Hilmie my very sweet brother (though I don't think you'll read this, but heckkkk), DON'T BE SO STRESSED even though everything in your life is making you stressed, but you can do it! Take some time off for yourself! :D That's more important than all those deadlines. Makes you more efficient :P Smile at silly things more, and sleep earlier :O
Say it out loud, I AM RESILIENT. I AM RESILIENT. I AM RESILIENT.
Say it out loud, I AM RESILIENT. I AM RESILIENT. I AM RESILIENT.
The 'O' level stress only seems less intense because we've gotten over it.
Imagine what we'll say when we've gotten past this :)


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The most common symptom of strep throat is a painful sore throat, though it can also produce white spots on the back of the throat, a fever and swollen tonsils and lymph nodes. It is difficult to tell whether a sore throat is caused by a virus or by strep without having a rapid strep test or throat culture done. You can walk into the FastMed Urgent Care in Chandler, Arizona without an appointment any day of the week and get a rapid strep test done so that you know whether you have strep or not. They can also prescribe the antibiotics you need if your test is positive.


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Planning the perfect big day can be expensive, and costs can quickly add up if you don't think ahead. One of the best ways to keep your wedding within budget is by taking care of some of the many extras yourself. Flowers are a classic wedding decoration, and they are also something that can be grown at home to save a few pennies for your honeymoon.
With the right planning and preparation, you can cultivate your own wedding flowers and have some fun along the way. To help you out, we've put together five things that you should definitely consider before you begin — read on to find out more.
Do some research if you're new to gardening
If you make the decision to grow your own wedding flowers, it's worth learning a thing or two about gardening. Though gardening is not a difficult hobby to pursue, a little basic know-how will give you a head start, and will go a long way towards ensuring your project is a success.
Take the time to read some books and browse some information online. The Independent have a great round-up of their favourite gardening literature, many of which will equip you with the skills that you need know. Wyevale Garden Centres also have an online gardening guides section that is well worth a look, as it is full of essential tips that are easy to take in and implement in your own garden.
Consider growing wildflowers
When it comes to choosing which types of flowers you want for your ceremony, you won't find many as varied and colourful as some classic British wildflowers. These plants will add a bohemian, almost fairy tale feel to your wedding and will be a talking point for your guests.
The best way to collect wildflowers is to grow them yourself — while it is not an offence to pick most kinds, there are some flowers thriving in the wild that are protected by the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981, so it isn't worth the risk of picking up a hefty fine.
Sow your wildflower seeds in March or April and keep them in full sunlight, avoiding areas of shade. These plants live up to their name, growing big, bold, and beautiful, so it's best to give them plenty of space in your garden. As they are used to flourishing away from the careful attention of a gardener, these flowers are quite hardy. Some moist, weed-free soil is essentially all they need, though you may want to cover them with netting to protect them from cats and birds.
Get others to help you
Planning a big ceremony with lots of guests? It can be a challenging task growing enough on your own if you plan on decorating the church and every table with your homegrown flowers. This can be compounded further if you live in an apartment or have a smaller garden to work with.
If this is the case, don't be afraid to rope in a few friends and relatives to help you with your task as it will allow you to spread the responsibility and produce a greater number of flowers. You can use a cloud-based service like Google Drive to give everyone access to a schedule of their responsibilities and deadlines — doing so will ensure that you are all on the same page. Also, should one of your loved ones be an avid horticulturalist too, they will probably be able to give you a few pointers or help to organise the project.
Partake in some flower arranging
Arranging your flowers is the fun part and the reward for all of your hard work. While this is usually a task that a professional florist will take care of, it is a fun skill to learn yourself, and will prove to be useful beyond your big day. Even when you are enjoying married life, you will be able to continue to create attractive arrangements to make your home a beautiful and fragrant place to live.
It is possible to teach yourself flower arranging, especially when there are really helpful resources online like this visual guide from Save On Crafts. However, some people prefer to learn in-person from someone who knows the trade. Think about enrolling on a course at a local college or community centre — you could even go along with some of your friends and family for a unique bonding experience before the wedding.


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"This was the first experience being involved with a Pacific team and I just want to thank Anthony (Pisano) and Andrew (Leong) at Amicale FC, but also the whole of Vanuatu for accepting us," he says.
"We spent five beautiful and lovely days there and were treated by the public like our own family so it's a good experience to be part of."
With only two warm up matches as a team ahead of the Fiji match, Nikas says the result was very welcome, and deserved.
"I think our opening match was a good spectacle between two teams," he says
"I was very happy with the way our squad controlled the game in some aspects. We played good football and I think our goals showed that.
"Obviously Fiji U-20 are a young and talented bunch. I actually thought they've got a lot of potential and they're trying to play the right football in some areas so they can go a long way if they work hard."
When grilled on the moments Fiji came close to scoring, Nikas says Amicale's experience under pressure was key.
"You're always going to be under pressure but it's how you deal with it and how you respond to it," he explains.
"Credit to the boys that they stuck to what the coaching staff asked them to do. We stayed patient at 1-0, 2-0, 3-0.
"We could have played better football in the second half but I think everyone was excited about how well we started and the position that we were in and we just wanted to capitalise on that."
Looking ahead to this evening's match against Bahrain club side Busaiteen, Amicale technical director Anthony Pisano says while they will look at some player rotation there won't be mass changes made.
"We'll be taking a cautious approach because we don't know a lot about Busaiteen apart from having an idea on teams from that region being quite good technically, and able to move the ball quickly," he says.
Amicale will play Busaiteen this evening at The Trusts Arena, with kick off scheduled for 7.30pm.
OFC TV will be live streaming the event you can watch all the action here
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"This was the first experience being involved with a Pacific team and I just want to thank Anthony (Pisano) and Andrew (Leong) at Amicale FC, but also the whole of Vanuatu for accepting us," he says.


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But is the TN Govt really against Piracy is my biggest doubt.This doubt arose because of ma trip to Madurai last week. While returning, I watched Ghilli and some songs in the new (So called) AirBus(antha polambal kku innoru post) .. Instead of cracking down on VCD dealers all over Chennai ritchie street, the TN govt can first check all its buses and bus depots which have one of the laaaargest collection of latest movie thiruttu DVDs. From Friends to Sivaji, these buses have an astounding collection ! .. Ithelaam govt. bus thaane ? .. Doesn't the govt know what is happening in these buses ?? .. Itha laam allow panraanga ..
Biggest comedy is that the FBI warning that "Unauthorised Public screening of the movie is prohibited" also comes in the beggining ..
Enna koduma sir idhu ???


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Character type: Dragonrider
Appearance: Harril is a tall lanky young man, the kind of person who doesn't seem to bulk up no matter how much they eat or how much they exercise. And while some people can turn thin into grace, he tends towards looking spindly. His thick wavy dark brown hair tends to look carefully disheveled, usually sitting on the right side of the line between careless and carefree. Light bluish grey eyes sit beneath thick craggy eyebrows which can give him a bit of a stern appearance at times, especially in combination with his lean face. Long thin hands give way to long steady fingers and he is well suited to delicate work, a definite asset in his chosen craft. When not in uniform he prefers to wear loose shirts, long tunics and comfortable pants which tend to accentuate his lankiness.
Personality: Thoughtful and relatively quiet, Harril tends to be overly serious at times. He is seriously dedicated to his craft and oftentimes he will get lost in thought as he works out a problem or goes over one of his daily cases. Though usually a serious no nonsense person, he does warm up when in good company and can even be seen laughing it up with friends on occasion.
History: The only child of a pair of healers, Harril grew up in Telgar hold where his family worked. He had always admired his parents immensely and was keen on the idea of being a healer from an early age. Let the other children dream of dragons, his dreams all revolved around redwort and stitches and various other ways to improve human health. As soon as he was old enough, his parents like to joke that he was out the door before his 12th turnday cake had even cooled, he signed on as an apprentice healer and he worked hard at it from day one.
Information about Harr'l's pets
Pet Name: Bell
Pet Type: Gold Firelizard
Appearance: Bell is a small gold with a solid stocky body and she's a tough little thing despite her small stature. Not the type to laze around in the sun all day, she tends to be a whirlwind of activity and is usually on the move. Her hide is a deep shade of burnished gold from top to tail though she is also covered in light toned brighter specks, almost as if someone had filled a saltshaker with gold dust and then given her a good sprinkling.
Personality: Bell is well aware of the fact that she is a gold flit and therefore very special indeed. She has no trouble bossing anyone, especially Harr'l around and fully expects to get her own way, which usually ends with a very sulky gold if she doesn't. Her mood can be mercurial, swinging between sweet to belligerent at the drop of a hat and it usually revolves around how much attention she is getting. She is fiercely possessive of Harr'l and likes to cling to him whenever possible though she does tend to show him her sweet side more often than not.
Information about Harr'l's dragon
Dragon Name: Halninth
Colour: brown
Age: 6
Wing (Weyrling Group): CloudDancers
Appearance: Once Halninth started getting his colour back, he turned out to be a deep, solid charcoal brown, a startling contrast from the stark white hide he sported for the first few months of his life. His hide has a faint sprinkling of a slightly lighter shade of the same brown which gives him a dusty appearance.
Personality: Dragons don't lie, of course, but most can at least bend the truth a little. Halninth can't, he won't, and if his lifemate loves him he will never ask him to. Hiding things, keeping secrets, will only make this little dragons miserable and confused about what he's meant to do for the right.
Weyr of Origin: Arolos
Abilites and weaknesses: Halninth is your typical brown when it comes to the physical side of threadfighting. He is strong, smart and can last an entire fall.
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