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Candle Gossip Community MembersMeet the wonderful candlemakers who post on the candle gossip board! Please add yourself to our database. (Suppliers are not permitted to add themselves to this database). If you would like to add a personal photo of yourself: Please email Natures Garden your photo and we can get it added!Natures Garden Candle Supplies
Enter SearchMy Name Is..... Name of My Company Website Address Tell us About Yourself My Photo My BirthdayTracy MasonMason Creations Candles & GiftsWebsite AddressI live in Langhorne, PA and have been married to Rick for 12 years. We have a son, Ricky, who is 11 and a daughter, Malloree, who is 8. When I'm not making candles I'm a soccer and football mom and I coach my daughter's softball team. I've been making candles for 7 years and love every minute of it!May 23
CetaceaSea 2 Sea CandlesMy real name is Jennifer Runion. I live in Wisconsin with my husband and we move around quite a bit so it is futile to list a town. LOL. I've been making candles for about 4 years now, and got started in North Carolina when I made candles as Christmas presents for my family. When we moved to WI, I decided to make candles full time as there is a definate lack of marine biology jobs in the Midwest. LOL. For those that are interested, I am a marine biologist, I worked with endangered sea turtles in Florida before we moved. My screen name is the Order for marine mammals and is pronounced Se TA Sha. 5/26/73
DannyScentsation Station CandlesWebsite AddressWell, I'm a 17 year old soon-to-be high school senior. I've been doing this for 5 years, 3 years as a business. I drive a 1995 Nissan Altima, maroon with blue "cyber eyes"; in my free time and when not at making candles or at my part-time job as a cashier/office manager, I enjoy playing soccer, listenin to hot new music, chillin with friends, and partying. December 23, 1985
Tracey BrewerThe SandGardenI live in a small town north of the Twin Cities in Minnesota. My husband Bill and I have been married for almost 9 years and have a beautiful 3 year old daughter Nicole. I have been making and selling candles for 2 years now and just added bath and body products to my line. I also work full time in finance. My main hobby is gardening, although our Midwest weather only allows a few short months for it.September 8
Jean ColeCole's CandlesI am a nurse during the day, and a candlemaker by night! I have been married for 5 years to Steve, and my daughter's name is Brooke and she is 4 years old. I started making candles about a year ago and it has become a very lucrative business. I love reading the message boards! I'm pathetic!12-17
TamieCandle Classic's By TamieWebsite AddressI love candles, and was sick of buying ones that didn't burn decent and I could never smell them, so I decided to buy at kit from Ng's, and that was almost 3yrs ago I think? I can't remember!I live in Sheboygan Wisconsin, and I have 2 children Kelly and Matthew.I also own a tavern with my boyfriend Wayne.October 22
Barb DorseyCold Creek CandlesI've been married for just about 10 years (wow 10 YEARS) to a really great guy, Jerry. I have 3 kids (step, but their mine), 2 grandsons and a granddaughter on the way in Aug. I've been making candles for 1 year and I Love it! We live in s very small town in Ohio, between Toledo and Cleveland.September 8
Lana SmithWix 'N Stix & Heavenscent Candle Co.I am 35 years old and married to my best friend Morris. We have 2 beautiful girls Meagan(14) and Hannah(10). Can't forget the weenie dog "Angel" and "Happy" our cat. I am a social worker by trade and make candles on the side. Have been making candles about 4 months and love it. If you have any questions just ask any of the nice people here. They will not hesitate to help you. God Bless and Have a Great Day!!! Feb 1
TraceyNatural ScentimentsI live in a small town in Texas with my husband Randy. We have 4 boys, 2 daughter in laws, 1 grandson and one on the way. I love making candles, it enables me to be at home with my younger children and grandson and still be making a living doing something that I love. I hope someday to have a retail store.9/15/65
Robin KayI live in Michigan, With my hubby, my daughter Alexandria, and son Austin. Oh, my two parakeets, "B" & "G" (aka Blue Boy & Green Girl). I have been making candles and bath and body for about 4 months. And I love it.11/27/1973 (boohoo almost 30)
Kathy MerrittOld Homestead CandlesWebsite AddressI'm 45 years old, my 2 children are raised and I still work full-time out of my home. I started making candles in my spare time about 3 years ago. I especially enjoy helping new candlemakers when they have questions. I'm not an expert, but can at least share some of my candlemaking experiences with them. 10-11
Kristin WilliamsKristin's CandlesWebsite AddressI'm from Michigan and have been making candles for about 3 years now. I was tired of candles that didn't smell strong, so started making them myself. Just started making soap, lotions etc. and love it! I have two children (13 & 16)that play sports year round. I also play softball from April to October. My "real" job - VP at a bank, but would love to have my own candle store! Maybe someday... I also have two cats and two dogs! :)Nov. 8, 1967
Portia DevineDevine ScentsI am a 37 y.o. stay at home mom, living in Western, NC. I have a wonderful husband of 7 years and a 14 y.o. daughter who has a rare kidney disease. I graduated college in 2002 with a Business Degree after being a 16 y.o. high school drop out. Thanks to our dear daughter, we have a German Sheperd pup, 3 cats and endless fish, inside and out. I started making candles almost a year ago and Thanks to NG, I've become another unrecovered addict..LOL I run my business out of my home and am FINALLY after so much experimenting starting to do some selling. I never realized how endless the possibilities in this type business would be. Thanks to everyone on NG for your help and advice!March 9, 1966
Karen SeesengoodSeasoned Goods/Seesengood's CandlesMy name is Karen, I go by Karen S (TN.) on the board.My B-Day is 7/6/67 I'm 35. We are in the middle of moving to Salem IL. So I'm not on here much right now, But I will be as soon as this move is done. I love this web site! NG and E-Bay are the only places I really go to when I get time for the computer. I am married to Eric Whom I love very much, We have 2 girls, One is 2yrs and one is 10yrs. (Cameron & Shannon) We have 2 Golden Retrievers (Reba & Rufis) and three cats (Sonny & Cher & Fatty)I have been making /trying to do candles for about 1yr, and I really enjoy it, and everything I have learned has been from this NG board thanks to the help of everyone on this board.I'll finish by saying if your new to candle making NG is the best supplier out there! all the way around! so stick with NG!7/6/67
Nancy NixonSoothing Scents by NancyI live with my husband Rex and 2 of our 5 children (3 are married) in GA. I just started making candles about 6 months ago and love it. I am employeed full time.12/10
Jennifer MartinekI am the mother of 4. 1 boy (18 and graduating 2003) and three girls - Deena (16), Jaime (6), and Erika (3 1/2). I have been married for 8 yrs. (9 in Aug.). I am a newbie at candlemaking (only 2 months). My husband suggested I find a hobby and I absolutely love it!! I am starting to get orders here and there, but nothing steady yet. I am hoping to at least do this part time, but hopefully go to full time in the near future.October 16, 1964
(Steffy) Stephanie StebbinsMaxinkuckee Candle & Soap Co.Website AddressI work full time as a Registered Dental Hygienist and have been making candles for over a year. I jumped right into candle making and began turning a profit right away. September 16, 1968
Mary ShieldsCandles D'LightMy partner, Margaret & I started our business in August 2000. Our shop is next to my house off the garage. We sell wholesale and retail and do a big refill business.My husband and I are also remodeling our house and have been for over a year. Trying to save money, Ha,ha!We like to spend time with our5 grandchildren. We took them to Branson Mo last week --kids and grandkids--Boy are we crazy??!!Sept 13th
Dana EvainI'm 39 and married to my wonderful husband Eric. I have 4 children, ages 18, 17, 14 and 8.I've been making candles for 2 years (mostly votives and tarts) and my current obsession is bath and body products (because goodness knows the candle supplies weren't expensive enough so I had to use the rest of our discretionary funds on oils, butters, sugars....)I don't sell my candles.... yet. I make hundreds a month just to keep up with the demand of family and friends, so I may soon begin to sell them.My next foray is going to be in candles made like pies, cinnamon rolls, etc. I read the candle boards 3 or 4 times a day, like an addict, so I can find the best oils, wicks and waxes for my candles :)My hobbies? Reading, jogging, online shopping and standing in the basement watching my candles solidify.11/15
Sheila BaxterHi, my name is Sheila I'm married to Phil, my best friend! We have been married for 11 years now. I have two boys, Scottie 18 (Just Graduated!) and Spencer 16 (Just started Driving!) They are great kids! I'm so lucky! I have been making candles for about 9 months. I have not sold any yet, because I don't have a business set-up yet and no insurance. I give them out to people to test for me. I have had alot of people say I need to sell them. And, I do plan on doing that one day soon! I love the candle gossip board! I haven't been on much lately. I do work full-time for our local mental health agency. I'm taking a small business course at the college right now. NG has the best site to me, so I buy most of my product here!! And, all the people a great to help you out. I don't ask many questions, but I do allot of reading, and have learned so much from the board!! Thanks NG!!10-4-63 (BIG 40 this year!)
Camille Nugent A Whole Lot of ScentsI am a stay at home mom with a new born. I started making candles about a year ago and have decided I love it so much I don't want to ever go back to work!!May 9, 1977
Kevin WhiteK-N-J Creations38 yo, 911 dispatcher supervisor. New to the candle business. Also do stained glass.12-17-1964
Paulie GardnerCornerstone Candle CompanyI live in New Richmond, Ohio, about five minutes from Cincinnati and the Ohio River.I am married for 4.5 years to my husband Will. I have two children Alex 3.5 and Katie 1.5. I am stay at home mom, but my husband and I own two comanies besides the candle company.April 11, 1974
Tami SedlacekHeartland Candle & Comfort CompanyI am 48 and have been married to my High School sweatheart for almost 29 years. We have two wonderful kids. Our son Jameson just finished his Freshman year of college and our daughter Jordan will be a high school junior next year. We live in a small rural communtiy in Northeastern Kansas and have farmed (yes, we raise soybeans so of course I use Joywax) since we got married. I work for a CPA by day. I felt the need to fulfill the creative side of me, so order a kit about a month ago an was instantly addicted. I took about 10 samples to work and sold 45 candles and received a call from a local retailer who wanted to put my candles in their store, so I decided this hobby should become a side business and that's what I'm working on now. I love NG and this board and have learned so much for you all. Thanks a million!!April 7th
LaurieBest Botanicals AroundWebsite AddressI just resently moved back to New York after living in California for a few years. I have been in business since 1997. I am very interested in adding candles to my product line.I am married to a great man and have two wonderful daughters. They are also interested in making candles, soaps etc....5/31
Gina BurnsBURN-A-SCENT CANDLESI live in Ashtabula, Ohio. I have been making candles for 3 years. I have been married for 27 years and have 1 son who lives in Columbus and goes to Ohio State. I love making candles and since I have been laid off from my job for 9 months, I am able to do it full time. I have been thinking about opening a store front, but am a little worried about overhead. My husband built a garage for us and added a 12 x 32 space for me to do my candles. It pretty much works for me. I live in a pretty depressed area of Ohio, so the candle business is slow. I enjoy candle making, gardening, remodeling my home and being outside. Just love Nature's Garden.April 25
Lori McHenryCollins Candle & Bath Co.Website AddressMarried for 12 years. I am a 34 year old mother of 3 (a sophomore in high school, a 7th grader & a 6 th grader). We live in a very small town about an hour SE of Toledo Ohio-and about 35 minutes west of NG :-)! I have been making candles for almost 3 years, desperately trying to make this a full time gig. "My name is Lori McHenry, and I am a Candle-Making Addict"-it could be worse, right???? July 9
christy bakerchristysoapalicious/docholleycandlesI live in viriginia i have 4children 3that are mine and my stepdaughter shelby is 9brittany is 7,michael is 4and falonis 9months today imake candles i have been for almost 3yearsnow i love it and i make cp/hp soapand other goodies and im trying to get all my stuff together so i can get my website up:)JULY (cancer baby)22,1975
Debbie AlexanderThe Bunny's Burrow Candles & BathWebsite AddressI am happily married to a wonderful and talented man, Skip, for 23 years. He is not only my strongest supporter in this candle business, but my webmaster too. We have a son 18, and a daughter 14. My shop is located on our property out in the county. We can pour our candles, store our finished products and ship from our shop. Since being in business, we have sold to over 40 Gift Shops nationwide and have done fundraisers, gift/craft shows and candle parties. We continue to grow and expand with our website with orders coming from as far away as Japan, Saudi Arabia, Spain and Australia. We never could have had the success without NG...Thanks guys!!No longer have them :o)
Stephanie LoitzAsh-Leigh Acres Candle CompanyMy name is Stephanie, I'm 28, and I live in Illinois on a farm. I've been married to my high school sweetie for 7 1/2 years. I have a son, Ashton (3 years 10 months), and a daughter, Hadleigh (18 months). I've always been interested in candle making, and I love candles. My great aunt had a shop in Texas, and makes them at her home in Indiana now. I took a class given by her in April, and I was hooked! My husband and I decided that this would be a perfect job for me. We live on a farm, so I am turning one of the smaller barns into my shop. We were starting to look for equipment, and my aunt decided to sell everything of hers pertaining to candle making. So, after thinking long and hard, we decided to go for it! I'm so excited, and can't wait to start! I love scrapbooking, horseback riding, spending time with my family, and renovating our 1874 farmhouse. I look forward to getting to know all of you!June, 13 1975
Pat (the "GOD BLESS AMERICA" one, lolValley Gifts Gourmet Candles & MoreWebsite AddressI have been making candles about 4 years now; kinda fell into it and love it! Hubby makes the smelly jellies, and goes by the nick name "Smelly Jellie King", ROFL; he is my best friend-we have been married 8 years now; we have a 5 yr old together, I have a daughter 26 and a son 20, he has a daughter 11; We are located in Michigan, in the Saginaw Valley; we have 5 cats, two "donated", lo, but all still 'part of the family'. I am 45, hubby is 39 and will turn the big 40 in Dec; he works fulltime for the USPS, and I am on SSD and only do candles "on the good days" with my families help...not much else except-"GOD BLESS AMERICA9/21
Robyn FerrariCandlemaniaIm a mother of 3 beautiful children. I live in Sydney Australia. I have been making novelty candles now for approximately 6 years, I do have a small hobby business from home, but am currently not active. I do love to help out others with candle problems and where to obtain certain items. Candlemaking is definitely addictive !
RebekahCandle AlleyWebsite AddressI'm an avid chandler and crafter, and I wait tables to support my habit. I'm in my 20s, so I hope to have many many years to perfect my trade. I love chatting online and meeting new folks, participating in swaps, and other stuff.July 12
Sharon SuttonSutton House GiftsI am soon to be retired and have been making and selling crafts all my life. Just recently started selling candles and body products. Have been happily married to Gary for 41 years and we have 2 grown daughters and 2 grandchildren who call me Honies. I sell many of my products via the home party plan as well as wholesale.
Teri MassaroMade by MeI like in Akron, OH - about 20 minutes out of Cleveland with my husband of 7 yrs. I have a son from my 1st marriage who will be 20 in November. I've been making candles since December and it's now out of my control. I love all these boards - everyone is so nice and very helpful.January 3, 1963
Shirley & SteveCandles & Gifts by Steve & ShirleyWebsite AddressSteve started making candles in 1997 for family and friends. Since then he has added a shop onto the house, and makes and sells candles from there. Steve makes all the candles himself, but I help out by selling them. We are both STNA's, and do this on the side. Steve also makes scented bears which is a hot seller. Just recently he has started making incense using the shaped cones. We have a booth at the craft mall in our town. Steve and I have been married a little over 4 and 1/2 years. We have a dog (Maltese), who is 13 years old. Also, we have Abby, our cat, and one left from her litter of kittens, and a stray that just came to our house. If any one wants to write us, our web address is www.highlyscentedcandles.com We would enjoy hearing from others, and any ideas that you would be willing to share.Shirley and Steve
Kerri RowlettKerri's Candle ShopI make customized soy candles from my home and sell them to local merchants as well as over the Internet.April 3, 1973
LauraScensations by The Bag LadyzMarried with two children. Work in financial industry during the day and crafter in my spare time. I also make patchwork totes with my mom and sister (the Bag Ladyz) and I have branched into candle making. 04/71
Stephanie DeChantComing soon...Hello! I live in Ohio with my husband whom is a great man and have been with for 11 years (not to bad since he has dealt with me this long..~*chuckles*~)and he's given me to wonderful gifts..the 2 that hold the key to my heart..my sons. Other then going to school and continuing my nursing degree, working, being the mother that I love to be and the wife that I ever so do enjoy, I recently got into candle making and love it! Since NG is only about 15 mins from my house, I have became a loyal customer and will continue. Thank You NG! My second home!February 25
Alisha JenningsSmall Cottage SoapsWebsite AddressSorry for the double entry, but the webaddress is wrong in the first entry! hehe
Melanie HerrDakota SoyWebsite AddressHi! My name is Melanie and I am new to the business of candles and body products. I just launched Dakota Soy last year and have slooooowly been building up a customer base and hope to get going so I can give up my full time job out of the house! I live in North Dakota with my husband Glen and my son Danny who is 17 now. My daughter Jessica is going to be 20 and lives on her own. My dream is to work full time at my candle business and actually make money at the same time. Can it be done? :o) August 18
Missy Briscoe(OH)SoyEsscentsI am 31 and a stay at home mom for the first time in almost 8 years. I live in Franklin, OH which is halfway between Cincinnati and Dayton. I LOVE candles and just started making them. I love it! I figured since I spend so much money on them, why not try to make them? I hope to start my business soon with a fundraiser for my brother's soccer team. I plan to offer only soy based candles and hopefully can also offer bath and body too. I have twin daughters Ashley and Amber, 7, a husband, Tony(we will be married 10 years in Oct), and LJ my long-haired weenie dog.April 22
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Pat McCartySis and MeI live in Southeast Oklahoma. My sister and I had a flower and gift shop for several years, currently we are doing craft shows. We just recently started making candles and are very interesed in making a good product. We know we have alot to learn and hope that we can gain knowledge from all of you. 10-24-46
Jeannie JonesWarm Hearts CandlesI am a 44 year old divorced mother of 2 beautiful children, a 14 year old daughter and a 12 year old son. I started making candles about a year ago and love it! I work a full time job out of my house, and hope to someday make money with my little hobby. I live in a small town in Nebraska near Omaha. Love it!!! Hobbies are watching my kids play sports (seem to always be going to a baseball, softball or basketball game!), playing softball and volleyball and I run 30 miles a week. Love this board, have learned so much!!!! Thanks all!To long ago
Linda Flickinger...in the sky...11/16/1947
Rusty KellerLadyface DesignWebsite AddressMy Mom and I just recently started Ladyface Design to sell our handcrafted, custom designer accessories such as ornate cake stands, planter boxes, toile detailed furniture, vintage pillows and silver cup candles.May 6, 1969
Toni FrederickI live in Newport News, VA (close to VA Busch Gardens) I have 2 teenage girls and a wonderful, supportive husband. I recently left my fulltime job to start a business from home (a non-craft business) but also want to try my hand at candle making, as I have always LOVED candles. I will see where it might take me, maybe another business.1/24
CourtneyRenaissance CandlesI have recently fell in love with candlemaking and am excited that I have found something that I love and that I can make money doing. Most of all I love the creative process and experimenting.
Moonflame (Lisa Greene)Crystal LightsI am the mother of three wonderful young men (John, Brent, and Joshua). I own a new wave shop in which we sell crystals, tarrot cards, candles, ect. I would love to make my own candles for resale instead of reselling from other companies. 2-1-1960
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31Days of Fruits & Vegetables – Amaranth Greens
What is Amaranth Greens? Amaranth greens are a leaf from the Amaranth plant. It's a green leaf streaked with shades of red and purple and are carried in most Asian markets. Originated in Mexico over thousands of years ago, it is now known to be found across Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, India, and parts of Africa along the Caribbean and Europe. To many Africans and Caribbeans, they are known as "Callaloo". Amaranth greens are known to be a great addition to salads and even stir-fry, soups and simmered dishes.
Like so many fresh greens, Amaranth greens need no embellishment aside from just a few ingredients. Though it can be eaten raw, if you buy a red-leaf variety, the leaves exude a blood-red juice when cooked. Similar to Spinach, the Amaranth green's thin stalks can be eaten as well. Taste is very hearty yet contains a tender texture.
Outside of its taste, Amaranth greens pack tons of Vitamins and health properties. With tons of Vitamin E, the greens are a good source of potassium, helps reduce hypertension, improving digestion, and is a great source of Iron.

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As far as mobile games are concerned, Candy Crush is still raking in the dough, although admittedly it isn't quite as popular as it used to be. However it seems that there are some who believe in the game's potential, such as CBS who have recently announced that they are planning to turn the mobile game into a game show.
Yes, you heard that right, soon you will be able to watch Candy Crush live on TV! Unfortunately the details of the game show are scarce at this point in time, so it is unclear as to how the game will be translated from its digital form into a presumably more physical form on TV. However CBS did reveal that it will be a two-player game in which contestants will compete on "enormous, interactive game boards featuring next generation technology."
We suppose we have to admit as to how they might pull it off, and whether or not it will be somewhat faithful to the original game, or if the game show might be more Candy Crush in name than in gameplay. That being said, we shouldn't be surprised considering that games such as Angry Birds, Minecraft, and even Tetris have been made (or are in the process of being made) into movies, so why not a game show, right?
There is no word on when the game show will premiere, but are any of you guys interested in seeing what this could result in?
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You can add categories to My Login Vault in order to organise and sort your logins and passwords. A filter is provided on the main screen which allows you to select all logins in a particular category. Clearing the filter will just show the logins that are marked as show on main screen.
There are a number of default categories pre-created for you. These can be deleted if required (Apart from No Category and Private which are required by the software)
How to add categories
- Open My Login Vault and enter your password to login to the software
- From the top menu select the add new option and then select Manage Categories
- Current Categories: These are the Categories that currently exist in the database
- Delete Category: Deletes the highlighted category
- Category Name: This is the name for your new Category
Clicking add category will add the category to the database. You will see the current categories update and the new category you added will now be displayed. You can continue to add more categories or close the window.
If you now add a login the category you just added will be visible in the category drop down list.
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Private and No Category are the only 2 categories that can not be deleted and the system will not allow you to delete as they are required by other features of the software. All other categories can be removed as required even the ones added by default.


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A z06 file extension is related to the WinZip compression tool and used for its 7th part of split nulti-volume ZIP compressed file archive.
Software that works with z06 file extension
Z06 file - Split Multi-volume ZIP compressed file archive (part 7)
What is z06 file? How to open z06 files?
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The z06 file extension is associated with WinZIP. Its one part of a multi-volume compressed ZIP archive.
ZIP is the native format of WinZip archiver. In WinZIP you can split a huge archive to a few smaller files, which are called parts.
WinZip uses this split file sequence for multi-volume archives:
- .zip or exe (SFX) for first volume
- .z01, z02, z03 ....etc. for any additional volumes
WinZip, the compression utility for Windows and Mac, allows users to quickly zip and unzip files to conserve disk space and reduce e-mail transmission time.
In order to unpack the multi-volume ZIP archive, you need to place ALL of the split parts in the same directory and start extraction of the first volume. The program will automatically use all of the parts to extract the content of the archive.
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WinZip Computing, S.L.
A very popular shareware archiver for Microsoft Windows. The first release of WinZip was in 1991. WinZip supports ZIP, ARJ, ARC, LHA, BZ2 and RAR archive formats. ZIP archives can be encrypted by the 128- and 256-bit key AES encryption.
The developer of WinZip was acquired by Corel in 2006 and first version for Mac appeared in 2010.
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WinZip Computing, S.L.
WinZip Mac Edition is compression utility used to create and extract ZIP archives specifically designed for Mac OS X. WinZip for Mac also supports other archive formats such as BZ2, RAR, BZIP, WavPack etc..
List of software applications associated to the .z06 file extension
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Click on the tab below to simply browse between the application actions, to quickly get a list of recommended software, which is ableto perform the specified software action, such as opening, editing or converting z06 files.
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Parish News
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Sacramental Program 2018
Click here for 2018 Sacramental Program Dates
FIRST RECONCILIATION AND HOLY COMMUNION (Year 3) will be run together.
*Candidates must be Baptised*
Wed 14 Feb -Information Evening for Parents (regarding enrolment and Reconciliation Program) St Kevin's Church: 7pm
Sacrament of First Reconciliation St Kevin's Church: 5pm & 7pm Wed 21st March
Information Evening for Parents (regarding Communion program) Wed 9th May St Kevin's Church: 7pm
First Holy Communion Masses Sat 16th & Sun 17th June, 4pm.
CONFIRMATION (Year 6)
* Candidates must have received the Sacraments of First Reconciliation and First Communion *
Information Evening for Parents, Wed 1 Aug St Kevin's Church: 7pm
Confirmation Masses St Kevin's Church: 5:30pm & 7:30pm Friday 14th September
Advent Resources
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Catholic Family Resources Click here
Printable Advent Picture
Printable Advent Brochure
How to make an Advent Wreath: (Foam wreaths are available at Riot Art & Craft at the Macquarie Centre: Shop 3, Macquarie Shopping Centre, Cnr Waterloo Road & Herring Rd, North Ryde)
A printable Advent calendar for adults: Adult Advent Calendar
A printable Advent calendar for children: Child Advent Calendar
An Advent Prayer for the family: http://cathfamily.org/advent-prayer-ii/
Parish Outing to Canberra
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On Wednesday 23rd September a group of 55 St Kevin's parishioners and friends, joined Fr Martin on a long day outing to Canberra. Travelling on a luxurious Murray's bus, the group braved the cold Canberra winds and thoroughly enjoyed the beauty of Floriade, and the amazing displays at the Australian War Memorial.
Parish Mission Details
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Welcome to the information page for our Parish Mission.
Parish Mission Program Details
Tues 24 Nov, 7:30pm: God's love for you
Wed 25 Nov, 7:30pm: Knowing Jesus personally
Thurs 26 Nov, 7:30pm: Why we need a Saviour
Fri 27 Nov, 7:30pm: Night of Mercy
Sat 28 Nov, 10am: Prayer for Life (half-day retreat)
Sat 28 Nov, 7:30pm: Grace to follow
Sun 29 Nov, 10:30am: Final Mass
Here are our Guest Speakers....download guest speakers
Newsletter 1...download newsletter 1
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Parish Mission Prayer
Father, you created us in your image to share in your love, your life, your joy and eternal perfection. When we rejected your promises and lost our way to you, you did not abandon us but sent your son Jesus to reconcile us to yourself. His life, Death and Resurrection is our hope; bringing mercy and healing to where we are overwhelmed, lost, hurt, and empty.
Send your Holy Spirit to us in abundance during our parish mission. Help us to take time, to come closer, to go deeper into the heart of Christ and find his everlasting 'Yes' for us. Bless those who you want to bring to this mission. Prepare their hearts and give us the courage to invite them. Help us to share your love and mercy with our neighbours, our family, our friends, the outsider and the stranger. St. Kevin, pray for us.
Join the St Kevin's Eastwood Youth Network!
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Our young parishioners have told us they'd like place to come together with their peers. That's why we're now creating a St Kevin's Youth Network and are calling for teen parishioners to get involved.
Come to our inaugural SKYNetwork Social
On 14 December, we'll be hosting our inaugural SKYNetwork meet and greet. Youth aged from 14 years are welcome to join us after mass which starts at 6pm. Parents are also welcome to come and meet Fr Martin and the small group of parish volunteers that are helping to lead SKYNetwork. Refreshments will be provided.
Step up and be part of the St Kevin's Youth Network Leadership Team
If you want to develop your leadership skills, are creative and keen to make a difference in your community, then consider joining our first ever St Kevin's Youth Network Leadership Team (SKY Network LT). The SKYNetwork LT will be responsible for:
- Developing ideas to engage with our parish community
- Looking for ways to support those less fortunate such as Brekky Van
- Organising events
- Creating a Facebook page and assisting with ongoing management
- Devising an overall community engagement plan and implementing it.


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Qingtian Geo 76 - Taipei
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Taipei is full of comfy coffee shops and Western-friendly diners, but for a truly enriching afternoon try something a little more cultural. Meander along the Yongkang alleys to Qingtian Geo 76. This stunningly beautiful house intertwines Japanese-era architecture and landscaping. On a leafy Qingtian lane, Qingtian Geo 76 has been situated since built by the Japanese Professor.
Since then, this equisite residence has been declared a national heritage site. Visitors are offered cultural tours and guides through the biodiverse garden, before taking seats in the onsite restaurant, which serves Japanese dishes at reasonable prices considering the meitculous preparation and attention to freshest ingredients.


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Specializes in original 35mm aircraft slides. Offers aviation DVDs.
All Nations Stamp & Coin
Weekly auction board, featuring items of interest, including submissions from individuals
Antikvity Praha, s.r.o
Czech company reselling items on site, online or on the telephone. Supplies a catalog and results of sold and unsold lots.
Antique Auction Center
Features auctions every Friday morning on direct imported antiques from Argentina, England and France.
Lists police, fire and EMS emblems. Includes a forum.
Features art, furnishings, books, jewelry, pottery and textiles. Includes investment and restoration resources, as well as interviews with experts.
Cottone Auctions
Located in upstate New York, USA. Sells items including silver, art and clocks. Shows upcoming and past sales.
Dargate Auction Galleries
Estate property including art, furniture, silver, porcelain, glass, toys, books, and collectibles.
Categories include stamps, books and coins.
Delcampe's Auctions
Stamps, coins and cards. Site in English, French and Dutch.
Early American History Auctions
Specializing in Americana, coins, currency, and autographs. Participation by mail, fax or phone.
G. W. Railwayana Auctions
Railway and transport specialists located in the UK, providing venue-based and simultaneous internet bidding. Showcases their world records.
Gallery of History, Inc.
Markets and auctions historical documents, such as letters, documents and autographs.
Historical Collectible Auctions
Absentee auction specializing in historic documents, artifacts, and memorabilia.
J.A. Stargardt
Autographs and manuscripts in Berlin, Germany.
Just Glass
Vintage glass auction.
Just Whisky
Specialists in rare malts based in Scotland, shipping internationally. Online sales are held monthly. Current and previous sales can be viewed.
Lawsons-Menzies Auctioneers and Valuers
Fine and decorative arts in auctions held in New South Wales, Australia. Paintings, period furniture, porcelain, jewelry, silver, and books from estates. Offers valuation, and catalogue of available items.
Leland Little Auctions Ltd.
Based in North Carolina, USA. Sells goods in categories including glass, couture and wine. Shows the results of past sales and what's available in upcoming sales.
Loeb Larocque
Beatrice Loeb sells antique maps, prints, atlases by auction and from the Paris based Gallery.
Lyon and Turnbull Fine Art Auctioneers
Based in Edinburgh, Scotland specializing in paintings, furniture, silver, ceramics and works of Art.
Nate D. Sanders, Inc.
Sells celebrity, royalty, presidential and sports memorabilia, autographs and comic strips. Unsold items from past sales can also be purchased. Provides videos and articles from their press mentions.
Nauck's Vintage Records
78 rpm and cylinder records.
Old And Sold Antiques Auction
Specializing in fine antiques.
Premier auction house for fine art, antiques, books, jewelry, toys, dolls, and other collectible memorabilia.
The Vanity Fair Print Company
Specializes in English Vanity Fair caricature prints and provides an online auction and links.
Based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada exporting worldwide. Also offering fine wine. Offers sales previews and details of past sales and events. Includes company history and media mentions.
Wallis and Wallis
Auctioneers and valuers specializing in militaria and toys.
Ye Olde Rocket Shoppe
Offering both old and new model rockets and accessories. Specializing in Estes and Centuri kits.
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Myth of arctic meltdown: Stunning satellite images show summer ice cap is thicker and covers 1.7million square kilometres MORE than 2 years ago…despite Al Gore's prediction it would be ICE-FREE by now
- Seven years after former US Vice-President Al Gore's warning, Arctic ice cap has expanded for second year in row
- An area twice the size of Alaska – America's biggest state – was open water two years ago and is now covered in ice
- These satellite images taken from University of Illinois's Cryosphere project show ice has become more concentrated
Read more at What's Up With That. Here is more info on the Polar Bear numbers — because they are associated with sea ice:
New surveys have shown that
"The number of bears along the western shore of Hudson Bay, believed to be among the most threatened bear subpopulations, stands at 1,013 and could be even higher, according to the results of an aerial survey released Wednesday by the Government of Nunavut. That's 66 per cent higher than estimates by other researchers who forecasted the numbers would fall to as low as 610 because of warming temperatures that melt ice faster and ruin bears' ability to hunt. The Hudson Bay region, which straddles Nunavut and Manitoba, is critical because it's considered a bellwether for how polar bears are doing elsewhere in the Arctic.
The study shows that "the bear population is not in crisis as people believed," said Drikus Gissing, Nunavut's director of wildlife management. "There is no doom and gloom."
Mr. Gissing added that the government isn't dismissing concerns about climate change, but he said Nunavut wants to base bear-management practices on current information "and not predictions about what might happen."…
In 2004, Environment Canada researchers concluded that the numbers in the region had dropped by 22 per cent since 1984, to 935. They also estimated that by 2011, the population would decrease to about 610. That sparked worldwide concern about the future of the bears and prompted the Canadian and American governments to introduce legislation to protect them. ….
But many Inuit communities said the researchers were wrong. They said the bear population was increasing and they cited reports from hunters who kept seeing more bears. …… Mr. Gissing said he hopes the results lead to more research and a better understanding of polar bears. He said the media in southern Canada has led people to believe polar bears are endangered. "They are not." He added that there are about 25,000 polar bears across Canada's Arctic. "That's likely the highest [population level] there has ever been."
Gateway Pundit chimes in on the polar Bear "deaths" versus the facts — a while back (2011):
Then the truth started leaking out. After democrats passed their junk science "pile of sh*t" Cap and Trade legislation in June 2009 a report was released, and suppressed, that showed that polar bear numbers, far from decreasing, were much higher than they were 30 years ago. In fact, it's about time for a cull.
Polar bear numbers in Canada have increased in 11 of 13 regions in recent years. Polar bear encounters on the North Slope oil fields have risen to record levels the last two years. There are 5 times as many polar bears today as there were 50 years ago:
Despite the fact that the bear populations are booming, the Obama administration set aside 187,000 square miles in Alaska as a "critical habitat" for polar bears recently. The action that could restrict future drilling for oil and gas development.
Now, to top it all off, we find out the scientists who first reported on drowned polar bears is under investigation and likely fabricated the story.


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On the Sunset Run cruise Portland shimmers in the distance as you relax in the twilight of a perfect Maine day. Enjoy evening breezes as we navigate our way through Casco Bay.
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Estate Planning
Estate or death tax laws are significantly different in the U.S than in Canada. Canada taxes on capital gains upon death, whereas the U.S. estate tax is based on overall value. It is critical to understand these differences prior to moving from Canada to the U.S. Poor cross border planning in this area may lead to the IRS taxing you on up to half your estate on death.
American residents pay tax upon death on their worldwide assets that exceed the U.S. estate tax exemption. As of 2018, the U.S. estate tax exemption is $11.2 million (indexed annually for inflation) and the progressive tax rates range from 18% for $10,000 of assets or less, to 40% on assets over $11,200,000.
Therefore, a U.S. resident who dies with more than $11.2 million in net worth may owe up to 40% tax on the excess. The good news for Canadians who are planning to become U.S. residents is that they have a golden opportunity to restructure their estate prior to departure to shield their assets from U.S. estate tax.
U.S. estate tax rules are different for Canadian residents who simply own property in, but do not move to, the U.S. They too may face a U.S. estate tax liability upon death, but only on their U.S. assets. For example, the estate of a Canadian resident owning a $1 million vacation home in Naples, Florida may face U.S. estate tax upon death of up to 40% on the property, less any treaty benefits. For more on U.S. estate tax issues for Canadian residents, see David A. Altro's book Owning U.S. Property – The Canadian Way, 3nd Edition.
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Besides, I kind of grew up here, between the ages of 17-27. The generous, intimidating, academic juggernaut of the University of Chicago gave me a full scholarship plus living expenses so I could go to The College, and a full fellowship plus living expenses for grad school; I met my dynamo husband in Chicago; my wonderful daughter-in-law and son-in-law are from Chicago. So, why wouldn't I be wildly appreciative of this town?
But I digress. What I started to say is that I'm thrilled to see this country redeem a big chunk of its ugly past with the selection of this gifted man as our next president. I think we have great things in store in terms of further healing and growth and change on many levels and many arenas. It's a shame things had to fall apart so spectacularly to get to this point, but I'm here to say that I'm trusting in the future of this country again (I'm just not looking at my 401K!!).
I just got back from a brief trip to Turkey, where shop owners and random people on the street would see my American self and with a big smile, immediately put up a thumbs up signal and yell, "OBAAAAAMA!!!!". It was wonderful.
Maybe I'll see you this weekend in Salt Lake City at our Panic/PTSD workshop!
Meantime, take care and be well.


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This is my magazine spread that I made using an article from byuiscroll.org (the link will be posted below). The point of this project was to learn and be able to use adobe inDesign. Some of the main things that we wanted to be able to do were:
- 3 Pages; 1 Spread;
- 8.375" x 10.875" page size
- 2+ Column Layout
- 600+ Word Article (Found on LDS.org or BYUIScroll.org. The article can have a title, but no other headings that break it up.)
- Break the article up with 3+ headings/subheadings
- 1+ Pull Quote(s)
- 2+ Relevant Images (Shot by student)
- 1+ Word Wrap (image or shape)
- Consistent headings and body copy
- Contrasting typography
We needed to use our own images so here are the photos that I used for this project. I took them a few years ago when I went and climbed the middle teton.
Using these photos I created this magazine spread. I wanted to use photos obviously that fit with the topic. I used two different fonts. I used Bebas Kai for the title and headings, and then I used charter for the body copy. I think overall it came out pretty well and I am pleased with the end result.
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Place: Raeburn
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about those fellows Lawrence and Hoppuer, who carried off all the sitters. His portr i,, and those of Copley, Romney, Raeburn, and Hoppner, are given in this volume; they are all nicely engraved by Mr. Edwards.-Hoppner was believed by many
in the possession of Lady Baird. 2 volt Svo. with fine Portrait, en- graved by Finden, from a Painting by Raeburn, Maps, &r. "The most valuable accession to oar genuine literature lately'puslished."-Age. THE LIFE OF A SAILOR. By a CAPTAIN
illustrated with a Frontis- piece and Vignette Title. PRINCIPAL ILLUSTRATIONS: Portraits of SirWalter Scott: 1. When aChild i 2. After Raeburn, 180l; 3. After Chantrey's Bust, 1820.-Portraits of his Ancestor Beardie, his Father and Mother, his Daughters, &c., from Pictures
each illustrated with a Fronis piece and Vignette Title. PRntvCtPAL ILLTSTRATIONS: Portraits of SirWalter Scott: I. When aChild; 2. After Raeburn, 101 3. After Chantrey's Nus, 1820.-Portraits of his Ancestor Beardie, hi, Father and Mother, his Daughters, &c., from Pictures
Sabine, High Holborn, card. makers- W. J. Anderson and Co Peterhead-Trinity Harbour Com- pany ; so far as regards H Raeburn. INSOLV ENTS. G. F. Marsh, Chelmsferd, batter. D. Dellier, Berners street, Oxford street, upholsterer. 8 BANKRUPTS. J. N. Harris
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Silvercraigs," and he thereby conveyed the Saltmarket property to his son-in-law and daughter, Walter Scott (brother to the laird of Raeburn) and Mary Campbell, spouses, who have the distinction of being the greatgrandparents of Sir Walter Scott. Walter Scott and
versus Scot. The House being moved, "That a Day may be appointed, for hearing the Cause wherein William Scot of Raeburn , an Infant, by his Guardians, is Appellant, and Walter Scot of Haychester , an Infant, by his Guardians,
, Writer to His Majesty's Signet in Scotland , may be permitted to enter into Recognizance for William Scot of Raeburn Esquire, on Account of his Appeal depending in this House; he being in Scotland :" It is Ordered, That
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the Concurrence of this House. Scot versus Scot: After hearing Counsel, upon the Petition and Appeal of William Scot of Raeburn , an Infant, by his Guardians; complaining of several Interlocutory Sentences and Decrees of the Lords of Session in
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160,000 merks-a picture of which, a half-length version, from the Rothes collection, hangs in the dining-room: the mounted portrait of Raeburn ' s son, painted by the father, which so long formed a borrowed ornament of our National Gallery ,
far outshine the dazzling gold and gems that surround them. Passing from the Library we enter the Drawing-room where a Raeburn portiait of Neil Gow surmounts a rich buhl ca binet-a version of the work, clone from the life, now
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State of Upon reading the Petition and Appeal of William Scot the Cafej wkh their Opinion thereupon, under their of Raeburn, an Infant by his Guardians; complaining of HandS) and whether all Parties that m be concerned feveral Interlocutory Sentences
being moved, " That a Day may be ap- " pointed, for hearing the Caufe wherein William Scot " of Raeburn, an Infant, by his Guardians, is Appellant, " and Walter Scot of Haychefler, an Infant, by his Guar- "
lt MDowall, Writer to His Majefty's Signet in Scotland, may be permitted to enter into Recognizance for William Scot of Raeburn Efquire, on Account of his " Appeal depending in this Houfe ; he being in Scot- " land:" "
which they defire the Concurrence of this Houfe. After hearing Counfel, upon the Petition and Appeal of William Scot of Raeburn, an Infant, by his Guarì dians ; complaining of feveral Interlocutory Sentences and Decrees of the Lords of Seffion
Court. " Since that Period the said Samuel Stennett has stated to several Persons, among others to J. Mandeson and Raeburn Esquires, (whose Depositions to the Fact have been laid before the Magisì trates,) ' that the Affidavit made by
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"Friends are HARD to FIND. In a lifetime you will only get a FEW and when you FIND them you know them by sight and HEART alone, you always grow a little taller in your SOUL and you know you have been blessed just to KNOW them."
Reunion with friends has always been my favorite stress reliever! Not only it gives me good vibes but it also helps me remember the good things in life are simple things and good friends.
It was about time to have a reunion with my two high school best friends; Charlene Alvarez and Kristen Anne Yu, who were also my first best friends in the Philippines. We go way back 3 years ago. We called each other 'Bhie' which is one of the sweetest nickname I am called until now. Our Friendship was so deep we don't need everyday communication, all we have to do to rekindle our old friendship was a night of sleeping together and it felt like nothing changed between us.
It was funny how things go by fast, we changed since then and yet it felt like it was only yesterday when we last saw each other. Our friendship was so unique I have to look at our photos to be sure that what we did really happened.
The night before the three of us can finally be together, none of us actually feel asleep that the next day we both have dark rings around our eyes.
So what is really going on in girls sleepover? It's always talk and more talk about the most serious thing in life and nothing in particular. We just want to listen to each other's story. A few drama here and there and saying how we miss each other… while eating junk foods without guilt!
Thanks my dearest Bhies. you girls had been my sanctuary when I need it the most. Hope we grow old together with our friendship. 🙂


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Italian photographer deeply in love with Japan, I share my photos (in Japanese shashin) and my experiences in Japan. I love Japanese art, culture, literature, music, tradition, food, people, elegance and mostly, beautiful women.
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Winter in Wakamatsu
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Saturday, December 13, 2008
Bow & Brush Bridges to Scotland
A fine evening spent sitting in with local Celtic band Turning Tide has topped off a good day. It's amazing how the music can both energize and soothe me simultaneously. I sorely miss the outstanding sessions and my friends in Stonehaven and Aberdeen, but Mel, Mo, Char and Dave are a deeply appreciated support in Coeur d'Alene and it's a privilege to play with them. Music has been a great stabilizer in my life, providing focus, solace and entertainment for a lonely, isolated child. It's been literally a lifesaving outlet ever since I began attempting to master an instrument. Although playing has been an integral part of life for many years, I'd not realized what a tangible barometer of my own mental well-being it is……and when a part of my daily schedule, the painting creativity is in turn stimulated like none other ... creativity fueling creativity.....interesting.....long may it continue!
The Brig O' Dee is today's contemplation on winter in Aberdeen - overcast, the air clear and cold, trees bare of leaves, and the grass ever-green and thriving. The history of the Bridge is long and colourful – I've walked it many times on foot alongside the present- day thundering traffic through all kinds of weather. Images of being wiped off the narrow walkway by an overextended vehicular appendage still loom large in memory. Not to mention the near-out-of-body experiences halfway across when a mini cooper full of young loons swoops by as they yell at the top of their lungs to make you jump, and then laugh hysterically, all eyes glued on you to see if you take leave of your senses completely and jump into the river.....
Possibly the 21st century equivalent to an early Scots peasant minding his/her own business just trying to cross in or out of the city in a peaceful manner amid carts and carriages! I left out the distracting metal framework of the cars and lorries to focus on the lovely colours of the ancient bridgework. A graceful scene, this,on solid ground, out of reach of the busy motorway, any time of year.
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making of Tea Time
Tea Time contains of a lot of little legs and knobs. All of them are cast seperately and glued to the bowls and lids. This is precision work; the legs must be placed in a way they aren't skew. Also the knobs have to be in the center of the lids. And all extra glue has to be removed and finished to perfection.
After first firing, all items are sanded to get rid of every imperfection. Then the pieces are glazed on the inside before putting them in the kiln for final firing at 1375 degrees celsius.


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The Arches & Behaviour 2015 present
Sat 25 - Sat 25 Apr 2015 | 12pm-2pm | Free, Ticketed | 14+ (under-16s must be accompanied by an adult)
What feeds us? What nourishes us? Who stole our daily bread?
With a mixture of sharing bread and fermenting good ideas, Andrew Whitley and Veronica Burke deliver a feast of provocation and their own-recipe sourdough.
Hosted by Bread Matters.
Hosted by guest facilitators, The Arches Commons is an open place for discussion by and for artists, based around themes explored in BEHAVIOUR 2015. Join us.
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Through theatre, performance, visual art, dance and creative learning the Arches' artistic programme celebrates the brave and the new.
Producing and presenting risk-taking work from local and international artists and companies, the building has boasted performances over the past two years from Derevo, The TEAM and Taylor Mac, hosted the National Review of Live Art and New Territories festivals and seen blistering performances from boundary-pushing artists and companies such as John Moran, Adrian Howells, Ontroerend Goed and Quarantine as part of 2010's BEHAVIOUR festival, our annual celebration of the live experience.
The Arches is also Scotland's leading provider of support for emergent artists and performance practitioners, providing a year-long programme of opportunities including Artist in Residence programmes and our two annual awards, Platform 18: New Directions and the Brick Award, as well as showcasing raw work from homegrown talent such as Nic Green and Rob Drummond in Arches LIVE, our annual festival of brave new work.
Our dedicated Creative Learning programme offers even further-reaching opportunities for development across a broad range of social groups, with events ranging from urban music production course Tigerstyle and the newly launched Arches Community Choir, to mentoring schemes, professional development projects and off-site performance work with diverse social groups.
Words from Jackie Wylie, The Arches' Artistic Director, following the tragic death of Adrian Howells:
"All at The Arches are devastated by the loss of Adrian Howells this week. He was our Artist in Residence and The Arches was his creative home. But more than that, he was a dear friend and companion in life to many of us here.
So many would say that there truly was no one like him, who personified love, generosity and the deepest type of empathy and desire to understand those lucky enough to have met him. With great humour he was able to create an instant connection with anyone he encountered. He was able to translate this desire to nurture and connect into his performance practice and in doing so leaves behind not only an incredible and influential body of work but a multitude of audience members across the world who have in some way been transformed by these encounters.
He supported, encouraged and was at the heart of an entire community of artists in Glasgow who will miss him terribly."


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Musings: Alex Kerfoot, Kyrie Irving and the lure of New YorkAugust 23, 2017, by
– Though there are mixed opinions of Alex Kerfoot's pro potential, landing him would still be a coup for the Blueshirts. I'm very uneasy about the pressure on Lias Andersson entering training camp. Heck even David Desharnais is far from a sure thing. Bringing Kerfoot into the mix would be a very nice insurance policy and create a healthy competition.
– It's almost comical to see the difference in the offseason between the NHL and NBA. While only the most rabid Ranger fans are still refreshing Twitter for Kerfoot updates, the world exploded when the Kyrie Irving blockbuster went down last night out of nowhere. I think there are pros and cons to both situations. On the one hand, I'd love it if my sport were discussed 24/7 across society and the excitement was this high even in August, which is normally such a dead period. But on the other, I don't necessarily mind a month or two each year to take a break from the action before I get completely sucked in all over again.
And while I'm in awe of the way basketball has marketed its players – to the point that even a passive fan like myself that hasn't watched a full non-playoff game in ages is still following rumors with great interest – there's a lot to be said for the loyalty of hockey teams that often keep their cores together for an extended period. There's literally no one that's safe in the NBA, which is entertaining, no doubt. But while I always will support the Blueshirts above all else, I'm rooting pretty hard for mainstays like Henrik Lundqvist, Ryan McDonagh, Marc Staal, Chris Kreider, and so on to get the rings they've worked so hard for.
– Last point on Kerfoot: I'm once again counting my lucky stars to be a Ranger fan. Whether he actually ends up on Broadway or not, this is approximately the billionth example of how uniquely positioned the Rangers are to land talent. Every club has its own selling points, but I really can't think of a single one that can match the Blueshirts. Check out this list of perks:
1) They're located in the world's most prestigious city, with endless nightlife, entertainment and dining.
2) The city is so big that players can go about their lives without being mobbed, but there are also plenty of diehard fans that pack the arena every night.
3) The Rangers have well established pipelines to other hubs like Boston, Minnesota and Wisconsin, which consistently churn out talent.
4) New York has endless financial resources that allows them to brush mistakes under the rug and double down on a new round of imported players year after year.
5) They can woo potential newcomers with a jaw-dropping display of the lavish lifestyle, as displayed by the private helicopter sent to retrieve Keith Yandle and the numerous glowing reports about their facilities and mouth-watering spreads.
6) The Rangers are an Original Six club with a storied history, sleek sweaters and wonderful treatment of alumni.
7) The team has been in the playoff mix for over a decade. Management has demonstrated a commitment to winning year after year, so there's no concern that you'll be stuck in a rebuild.
I mean, what more could you really want?
– I've think Jesper Fast has the best chance of being this season's Michael Grabner – a guy that comes out of nowhere to become a huge offensive contributor. Since it can't be someone that's already established, the candidates boil down to Fast, Andersson, Desharnais, Matt Puempel, Boo Nieves or another prospect or training camp invite. Slim pickings, but Fast has always had good hand-eye coordination and goes hard to the net. I could see the stars aligning and him randomly potting 20 goals.
– On the note of roster dark horses – there's really only one that comes to mind: Adam Tambellini. Tambellini hasn't done much to warrant consideration, but there's also not much in front of him. Desharnais is a given, but Nieves and Andersson sure aren't. If the Rangers aren't 100% certain that Andersson is ready for the show, then they'd be wise to let him grow for another year – and that's not an unrealistic scenario. So barring a PTO or another late acquisition, it would be Nieves job. And like Tambellini, he hasn't done much to this point to give confidence that he'll win the job outright. So with a strong camp, maybe Tambellini comes out of nowhere? I know many of you are eager to see Steven Fogarty, but I'm very skeptical he's going to make it to the show.
Question time:
1) What are your thoughts on the pros and cons between the NBA and NHL?
2) Who do you think might come out of nowhere to have a big year?
3) Who is your training camp dark horse?
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1) Hockey is great and basketball has become unwatchable.
2) Vesey
3) Pionk
BTW, just mentioned that Rangers might land Kerfoot with Sharks in it big time as well. so I heard…
8.) Henrik Lundqvist
I think Anderson comes into camp so ready and so in "game shape" that he makes it very difficult to move him to the AHL. Not saying he is ready for 3C duties, but his play will make him look more like a 1C than any other center in camp.
If Hayes does not come ready to compete, expect AV to be on his ass from day 1. Let's hope he had the same off-season training he had last season and does not think he is a shoo-in for the Calder.
So much hinges on Hayes. And you're right, if he's not ready for his best season yet, there will be a big problem
1. I love the NBA's salary cap. NHL, not so much. Basketball is highly publicized drama, and never watch myself but agree with you that I do know what is going on since it's widely covered. I like the fact the NHL is low drama though.
2. I am going to Pick DeAngelo to have a big year. And even be a plus player.
3. Bereglazov will be the dark horse.(Holden should be gone by the start of the season or early in and Berglazov and DeAngelo with rotate as the 7 D man)
Fast only scored 20+ goals in junior, just not in his skill set. He could only pot 17 in a top 6 role in Sweden.
Fogarty is just a sneaky guy that grows on you. Has his defense down, has the size to not be dominated physically and can skate. Won't get you 10 goals, but plenty of company in that department.
With Tambellini, it simply comes down to his weight coming into camp. If he's over 200lbs, he's got a shot.
I thought that Fogerty would be a dominate 2-way player at Notre Dame with his size and the way he performed with the Vees in the BCHL just after high school. It was a little disappointing.
Having size in junior really makes a difference, especially in the BCHL. Having the reach in a 2nd tier league masks true talent . 30g in the WHL doesn't mean much anymore, let alone down another level.
My rule of thumb is if you're not of average height, your production has to be higher than average successful scoring rates; the farther away from average the higher the production. For smaller players it's higher skill to make up for size, for bigger players to show average skill.
Hockey is a much better sport than basketball, which is the most corrupt of any American sports league. And Jesper Fast will not score 20 goals in this, or any NHL season. Desharnais is my sleeper pick for decent production at a low cost this year, based on actual statistical achievement in his career in seasons past. His injury luck has been pretty bad the last three years, if he's healthy he should get into the 30-35 points range.
The most corrupt is football by far.
Wake me up when American football gets their Tim Donaghy. Until then the NBA surpasses everyone in terms of corruption, and that is even without discussing the mockery of competition under David Stern.
I watched 5 NBA games last year all in June. I watched hundreds of NHL games. So, I'm the wrong guy to ask about the NBA/NHL debate.
The only thing I will say is that in an era of vast increases in revenue for sports, Gary Bettman has done an incredibly poor job in increasing his sports income. And, another lockout is assured as player salaries stagnate. The money paid to the starting five of the Cavs is greater than the NHL salary cap.
And, Kevin, if you are going to make a prediction about goal scorers, it might be a good idea to take a look at some of the metrics that go into scoring goals. Like shots attempted. And then shots actually on target. In 68 games last year, Jesper Fast attempted a total of 101 shots and hit the target on only 56 of them. He's not going to play until November at the earliest, so pencil him in for about 65 games at most. Grabner had 5 goals in his last 66 shots on target last year which is probably a better barometer of this coming season than the 22 goals he scored on his first 96 shots. Fast (even if we give him a high sh%) would have to take triple the number of shots to get to 20 goals. I think it's a pretty safe bet he's not getting 20 goals. Or maybe not even 10.
And about NYC as a playing location. Kevin Shattenkirk aside, I don't think there is a player's agent in the league who doesn't have a financial wizard on staff to let the player know why playing in NYC is about as bad as it gets money wise. And, After look bing and working in NYC and suburbs for my entire life, I can safely say NYC, while enticing, is NOT a great place to work when it comes to commuting, cost, etc,
Adam Tambellini? Steven Fogarty? I would be stunned if either ever played an NHL game for anyone, let alone for the NYR.
BTW, the original 6 is a made up marketing slogan. It's been 50 years since there were only 6 teams. No one playing hockey for the last 15 years (including Jagr) was even ALIVE when there were only 6 teams. There are only a couple who post on this board old enough to have seen an original 6 game.
About Number 4. You know there is a salary cap, right? On you can only have a certain number of players under contract. And buyouts still effect the salary cap?
Is Dave on vacation?
Thanks for the support Al!
Per the Fast point, the whole idea of that was someone that comes out of nowhere. So stats are kind of irrelevant to my premise. But your argument against Fast is reasonable. In my eyes, he's not going to rack them up by shooting wristers. It's rebounds and tip-ins, which you can catch lightning in a bottle with.
Your argument about money in New York is puzzling to me. NYC has a long history of overpaying vets (Richards, Redden, Gomez, Drury, etc.) and has landed numerous college and undrafted free agents in recent years. Not to mention the marketing opportunities in the big City. I also commute to the city – but I think the idea of commuting from a penthouse in midtown is slightly different than what you're talking about.
And finally, to #4 I think you're missing my point. Many teams would be hamstrung by Richards, Girardi, Redden, and Staal contracts. They'd be so onerous as to keep the team from being competitive. NY has so much money that buying them out – even with the penalties incurred – is a very reasonable option. Many teams don't have that luxury – or only have ownerships permission to exercise it once in a blue moon.
Rebounds and tip ins are tough to come by if you're not big enough to provide net presence. Not really feeling it with Fast in that regard.
Without digging up stats, I think Fast has a pretty good history on both fronts, no?
Considering he has 22 goals over 4 seasons for the Rangers, he hasn't really shown all that much. One timers as a trailer, rebound as a trailer.
Even if AV gave him top 6 minutes it's tough to see him getting to 20. As bottom 6? Improbable.
The marketing opportunities for NHL's in NYC are non existent.
You aren't buying a NYC penthouse on a hockey salary. How many NYR's live in the city? A handful?
And number 4, even the floor teams have bought players out. ARI has dead cap space, CAR too,And the NYR HAVE been hamstrung by those contracts. Don't you think Carl (2 Cups) Hagelin would still be here if it wasn't for the twin anchors?
Al, actually I doubt Hags would have been retained regardless. Because if they had moved on from Staal and Girardi, they likely would have had to spend that money to find other veteran options.
I like Hags, but going long term with him at significant dollars would not have made sense–with or without the twins.
No, we wouldn't use a player who had 16 points in 24 playoff games en route to a Stanley Cup. Playing hurt this year in the PO, he still had 2 goals. (2 more than JT!)
And his possession numbers are unreal.
And he's at a 4 million cap hit. Not bad actually.
I ddn't say we couldn't use him. I'm just saying the Rangers would have had to find defensemen and that wasn't going to come cheap.
And, did you see Hags quote a few weeks ago? Biggest difference between playing on the Pens vs the Rangers?–
"Hagelin also described the differences between his teams with the Rangers and his current team in Pittsburgh by saying that the Penguins have Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin and that they create opportunities every time they are on the ice.
"He followed up by saying 'we did not have that with the Rangers.'"
Translation–no shot Hags has that kind of productivity in the "No-Star Zone" that unfortunately is the Rangers–and even he knows it.
Hey, a couple of the boys are 2nd banana to Dancing Larry for All American Ford and Hank does pretty good for himself overseas; so there are some avenues for it, but it's not like Jack Halligan is around actively working it(doesn't count as pooled revenue per CBA.)
1. NBA generally does have a more exciting off-season and trade deadline, since big-splash trades are far more numerous most years compared to the NHL. Some years in the NHL I feel there are no truly big trades, period. Also you have free-agents who can opt out of years of their contracts, so that adds another layer of intrigue. NBA has better general media coverage in America, by far. NBA players are easier to market as well, namely because there are far fewer of them and their faces are much more exposed/shown close-up on TV, and therefore recognizable. Plus, NBA players generally have louder public personalities and a higher sense of the individual; it's part of that sport's culture. Hockey players are a polar opposite mostly – generally do not have publicly loud personalities and generally are not very individualized. For every really recognizable/individualized NHL player such as Brett Burns, there are 10+ such characters in the NBA.
Pretty much everything else though, I prefer hockey. The draft is more entertaining; several more rounds in play, and a ton more realistic prospects to investigate. There is much more strategy involved, if for nothing else than rolling four lines and three defensive pairs is obviously a bit different than one set of players seeing 60%+ of the game time. While NBA players are always moving, the pace is of course much faster in the NHL. I feel like players create their own offense out of nowhere more in the NHL, whereas a lot of NBA offense is based on a set of plays which leaves someone wide open. Evey wide open NBA bucket to me – which is many, even if from distance – is basically as exciting as an empty-netter…not very. Last but not least, the talent gap between the good teams and bad teams just seems so much bigger in the NBA, and any given year there could literally be as few as 2-3 realistic contenders for a title. While there are front-runners in every sport, of course…I feel like in the NBA, the "little guys" just have a next-to-zero shot at making a run due to the extreme talent gap. There are very, very few surprises come playoff time in the NBA, lately.
In a nutshell…I'll take NHL over NBA any day, and it's not even close for me.
2. I don't think this team really has a Grabner this year. I mean, that was a guy some didn't even expect to make the team, and he was 7th on the team in points in the regular season, 5th on the team in the points in the playoffs…while averaging just 14 mins TOI in both. I'm just not sure there is a true Grabner comparison potential this go around. I'm gonna go way out of the box and say Ondrej Pavelec though, just to pick someone here. Not because of anything to do with my personal scouting of Odrej Pavalec…but because of Benoit Allaire.
3. Sean Day. I say this more because I'd like to see it than I feel it coming, to note.
Kerfoot to Colorado ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
If he plays top 6 minutes, who knows? Could put 60pts, be -70 and Colorado wins the lottery for Dahlin.
I refuse to believe Kerfoot actually chose to sign with Colorado.
Dreger reporting on TSN that he is going to be an Av. Sounds like Sakic sold him on the "fit", implying that there would be a big role for him in the near future with the Avs likely to be active in the trade market.
Perhaps Duchene will now be moved. Who knows?
I mean that makes sense and all, but, with how FUBR things are getting in Colorado, I doubt Sakic will be around in the near future to follow through on any promise.
Clearly, Kerfoot must not care about winning.
This is just a guess, but I wouldn't be surprised if Sakic assured him of regular playing time, which he can do on a team as bad as Colorado. Probably all Gorton could do is say to Kerfoot he would get a look, but no guarantees on being one of the four centers, or even making the NHL roster at all.
Again, just speculating.
No he sees reality and now he wants to bend it in order to break into the league. Every college free agent knows Hayes and he probably realized that he can't compete with that or Zib in order to guarantee him a solid role. I personally think that this will be one of those names that has to switch over to wing to become successful in the NHL. There's really nothing special with him from what I read and seen. I have a feeling he knows that and us just setting himself to be a regular in the best type of environment for his game.
Gotta get to that 2nd contract, not going to do that in Hartford.
Better to be the world's tallest midget on a bad team in Colorado.
Agreed. In my opinion, Vesey was the better player at Harvard and Kerfoot's season last year wasn't better than either of Vesey's final two seasons seasons there. I'm not certain he would make the team over Andersson and I'm not certain Andersson is making this team. I wouldn't be surprised if he signed with Colorado because they were the only team who promised him a roster spot.
No way Tambellini gets a look – wasn't even recalled in April. Yes, the Rangers are thin at forward. Which is why they are not done signing forwards. Expect one, probably two contracts like Pirri last year. At the moment, the Rangers have 48 contracts and with three likely to slide, that is a very low number.
Ideally, you want to keep a couple slots open in case of emergency.
I think the only way a forward is getting added to the 48 existing contracts is if Holden or Staal (I wish) was going the other way in exchange for said forward
Taxes are brutal in NY city. So that is one problem, but other than that its quite attractive to choose the blueshirts.
City and state tax can be written off against federal tax(if you don't take other deductions)
Big Duck on a Little Pond Mentality. The Avs can have him…
maybe he wanted to be closer to home?
maybe he likes to smoke weed? pretty sure most of the state does.
maybe he didn't wanna live in Veseys shadow again?
maybe Kreider hazed him…
who cares, I am so happy we have Gordon and not Sakic
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Cincinnati Reds outfielder Dave Parker still has little to say about the $100,000 fine he must pay to a drug treatment center to avoid a one-year suspension imposed by Commissioner Peter Ueberroth. But in listing his options Sunday, Parker added a new one -- a move to Japan. Parker, who has previously said the fine -- 10 percent of his annual salary -- is excessive, listed his choices as ``complying, not complying, playing in Japan, who knows?`` He did not elaborate. Parker is one of 21 players disciplined by Ueberroth Friday for previous drug involvement. He will meet with his attorney, Tom Reich, tonight and plans to issue a statement Tuesday.
Orioles outfielder Lee Lacy has made his decision. He will take drug tests, perform community service and pay an estimated fine of $34,250 rather than serve a 60-day suspension for being connected with illegal drugs. ``I`m glad it`s behind me,`` he said. ``I`m looking forward to helping the Orioles win a pennant. Anytime anyone says they`re going to take some of your money, it hurts.``
Atlanta Braves manager Chuck Tanner gave a strong indication Sunday of what his opening night lineup will be as he announced the regulars` squad for this week`s intrasquad game. The Braves will play intrasquad games Tuesday and Wednesday, with first basemen Bob Horner and Chris Chambliss leading the two sides. The batting order for the Horner squad includes the top nine players in camp: Claudell Washington, right field; Rafael Ramirez, shortstop; Dale Murphy, center field; Horner; Terry Harper, left field; Ken Oberkfell, third base; Ozzie Virgil, catcher; Glenn Hubbard, second base; and Rick Mahler, pitcher. ``Those are the guys who would start if the season started tomorrow,`` Tanner said. ``I`d like to get them together right away. If somebody beats out one of them later, fine.``


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The Visual Studio interface for launching Help using an F keyword (context sensitive help keyword) has not changed since 2002, but I had the hardest time finding some sample code for it recently *anywhere*. (See this page for some additional detail on what has changed in the IVsHelp interface in general for VS 2010.)
Below are the basic details for referencing the interops necessary for calling DisplayTopicFromF1Keyword (whether in VS 2008 with the old help system or in VS 2010 with Help Viewer 1.0). I'm a C# developer, so my example is assuming C#.
- Add the following COM references to your project:
- VsHelp
- VsHelp80
- Add the following using statement to your unit:
using Microsoft.VisualStudio.VSHelp;
Finally, you need to use GetService() to obtain an instance of the object to call the method:
Help objHelp = (VsHelp.Help)GetService(typeof(SVsHelp));
The value "some.F1.Keyword", can be any string that matches an F keyword defined your content. In Help 2.x, F keywords are defined in the <xml> data islands in your topics (or possibly in a compile time .hxk file):
<MSHelp:Keyword Index="F" Term="Microsoft.Build.Tasks.Windows.FileClassifier" />
In MSHC files (Help Viewer 1.0), these are defined as standard metadata on your topics, using our custom attribute:
<meta name="Microsoft.Help.F1" content="Microsoft.Build.Tasks.Windows.FileClassifier"/>
The F keywords are then all combined together into an index for these context sensitive help lookups.


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After a good night's sleep and hearty breakfast with Steph and Nadine we were committed to the Lord in prayer for our journey. With Rene at the wheel, we headed out into the Johannesburg traffic on Wednesday morning. Our timing was very good and we had a smooth journey all the way through to Pretoria and Polokwane. A short stop with Josie at his grocery store and we were off to Musina. The Beit Bridge border crossing went very well and we were on our way again in less than two hours. Boabab trees dotting the country side flew by as we pressed on to cover as much distance as possible before dark.
The sun went down quite early at around 6:00 pm and we were very grateful to the Lord to arrive at out overnight accommodation at about 8:00 pm. After a quick supper and a shower we soon fell into a deep sleep.
Thursday morning broke beautifully with a sunrise over Lake Kyle in Zimbabwe as we committed ourselves to the Lord for the remainder of the journey. What a beautiful country! We easily understood that it was once known as the bread basket of Africa. After many kilometres of steady travel we picked up Elias at Tete and crossed the Zambesi river, arriving at the Matura border post at about 6:30 pm. Once again the Lord was gracious and we had an uneventful border crossing to be welcomed to Malawi by brother John who had been in fellowship at the Rynfield Assembly and only recently returned to Malawi.
A hair raising two hour trip saw us arrive at the mission house in Blantyre at about 8:00 pm. Exhausted, we were very grateful for a hot shower and a warm bed – ready to meet with the brethren for the Bible School the next day!
Elias, John (recently returned to Malawi from Rynfield Assembly in Benoni) & Tony. The Bible School is at Charimba in Blantyre
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While many Wisconsin employers take workplace safety seriously, the sad truth is that fatal work accidents occur far too frequently. An unexpected death due to a work accident can leave families struggling with both emotional and financial hardships as they learn to adjust to life without a lost loved one. Workers' compensation law does allow many of these families to file for survivor's benefits in the wake of a loved one's death while performing their normal job duties.
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It appears that, after his clothing was caught in the machinery, the man asphyxiated to death. A co-worker later discovered the man in a nonresponsive state. Other details in this case were few, but it has been reported that Wisconsin OSHA officials are investigating the circumstances that may have led up to this fatal incident.
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The River Styx – also known as the River of Hate. Well known in legend as one of the five rivers that separate the mortal realms from Hades or the Realm of the Dead. There are tales of individuals becoming invulnerable and therefore immortal by bathing in its foul waters. But there are rumored to be significant side effects that make such an undertaking undesirable. Still, it may offer an option if no other is available.


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