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Helps to reduce inflammationFrom the chilli pepper family, Cayenne contains high level of 'capsaicin', which gives it the heat we associate with Chilli Peppers. Capsaicin has been studied in laboratories and tested on animals to see how it works and the results have shown that it's an effective treatment for nerve pain, including pain associated with arthritis. In tests, animals that were injected with a substance to cause inflammatory arthritis were then given a diet of capsaicin.
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Have you ever found yourself in a traffic jam? After weaving your way through, you may often discover that some drivers are holding up traffic due to (distractions) cell phones, applying makeup, or reading. Have you ever been in a relationship or currently involved in one that is at a standstill? What distractions do you have that's keeping you and your partner from moving forward?
Constant use of the cell phone, social networking, taking "selfies", watching television, headphones, or constantly playing video games are a few distractions that can keep a relationship from moving forward. These things are not bad for us but should be used in moderation. Communication, quality time, and intimacy are disrupted when you are constantly in tune with technology and out of sync with your partner. This eventually leads to someone in the relationship feeling neglected or depreciated.
For example, I understand when Jonathan wants to watch the Heat play but when he wants to watch two or three games for the rest of the night, it can become an issue. It's important to make time to connect with your partner and disconnect from your gadgets.
We live in a day and age where it is difficult to power down our phone or keep it fully charged. Technology is constantly powering down relationships. It allows us to connect to the world but often times disconnect from each other. How many times have you and your partner been in the same room, no words to one another, engaged in some form of technology? You may know every Facebook status update but don't even know how your partner's day went.
Is technology preventing you from getting into a relationship? Someone may be out at a grocery store trying to make eye contact with you but your eyes are focused on your phone. You may be on a new date but your attention is caught up in the latest gossip or trying to see whose winning a game.
Whether it's your phone, tablet, laptop, video game, television, or any other type of technology; don't allow it to hold up traffic in your relationship.
Keep your highway flowing to your partner so this won't block their path towards you. This will allow you to reach the happiness destination that you both desire. So instead of constantly using your gadget or "Facebooking"; be sure to constantly "check-in" with your partner, "comment" in response to his or her conversation, "like" or accept your partner's thoughts and feelings, and always "share" your love with one another!
Are there more than distractions that are holding up traffic? Bad attitudes, assumptions, or expectations can block a good relationship or someone from getting into one. Let's discuss relationship roadblocks and how we can swerve around them.
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Nov. 8, 2017 — Prolific filmmaker, playwright, author David E. Talbert will discuss diversity on the stage and screen Wednesday, Nov. 15 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at CSU Channel Islands' (CSUCI) Grand Salon.
"Reflections of Diversity in Theatre, Television and Film" will be a conversation with Talbert about what he has experienced during his 25 years in the entertainment business.
Sponsored by the CSUCI Black Faculty & Staff Association, the event is a timely one, according to one of its organizers, Assistant Professor of Nursing LaSonya Davis, DNP.
"Due to the political and social climate right now, it's important to highlight disparities and injustices," Davis said. "And how people have been able to overcome these injustices and disparities."
Talbert was born the great-grandson of a Pentecostal preacher, and much of his work reflects being raised in an atmosphere of hope, heart and inspiration.
Heralded by the Los Angeles Times as "one of the most prolific theater makers in America," Talbert is often praised for his heartfelt depictions of life and love, mixed with his ability to infuse comedy in the midst of chaos.
Talbert's films, "First Sunday," "Baggage Claim," and last year's holiday blockbuster "Almost Christmas," have grossed over $100 million dollars in the U.S.
His latest film, "El Camino Christmas," premieres this December in 170 countries. The NETFLIX Original stars Tim Allen, Vincent D'Onofrio, Luke Grimes, Dax Shepard, and Jessica Alba.
Davis hopes students and the public are inspired by Talbert's story and how he overcame a system that was not always friendly to actors, directors, playwrights and other entertainers of color.
"This is designed to support not just minorities, but all students who strive to attain similar goals," Davis said.
Registration is free for CSUCI staff and students as well as Ventura County School District youth. Admission is $10 for other college students with student ID and $20 for the general public. Proceeds will go toward scholarships and future events.
RSVP required at: http://go.csuci.edu/reflections.
Limited parking is available on campus with the purchase of a $6 daily permit; follow signs to the parking permit dispensers. Free parking is available at the Camarillo Metrolink Station/Lewis Road with bus service to and from the campus. Riders should board the CSUCI Vista Bus to the campus; the cash-only fare is $1.25 each way. Buses arrive and depart from the Camarillo Metrolink Station every 30 minutes from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Friday. For exact times, check the schedule at www.goventura.org.
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Some of my favorite bloggers and writers are sharing their stories of mothering daughters and being daughters themselves. As the mom of a newly arrived bit of sugar and spice, I can't wait to see what insights these ladies have to offer.
((This week's post comes from Kristi James. Writer at And Babies Don't Keep and mother of three little ladies))
I'm not really sure why, but growing up, I always thought I'd have boys. I pictured fuzzy buzzed heads in summer, wrestling in the living room, and those adorable old man clothes I see in the kid section at Target.
Then I had 3 kids. All girls.
During the first ultrasound, I was hoping for a girl, basically because I liked our girl name better. Obviously I'm a very deep thinker 100% of the time. The second time around, I felt like I was supposed to want a boy, especially because my in-laws had FIVE granddaughters and ZERO grandsons at that point. But as we walked in I realized I really wanted another girl. I've never been so happy to see three little lines on a screen. And the last time, I was flat out thrilled to hear we were having girl number three. Not simply because it would be easier to add another to the pack than figure out how to change a boy diaper (!!!) , but because after 4 and a half years of mothering (at that point), I love having daughters.
Now, I'm not saying daughters are better than sons. They aren't. I'm just saying this lot I've been given, this gaggle of girls? It isn't just my story, it's my joy. I used to think I'd have a pack of wild boys, but real life looks like a pack of wild and free little girls instead.
Here's another thing; something I didn't expect. Having daughters challenged me to take my own femininity seriously. As I stare down the next 18 years of raising women, I've had to think through my own womanhood. I've grown into myself as they've grown. I've thought about what it means to be a woman as I've been given the task of mothering three of them. Here are some things that come to mind when I think about this enormous, beautiful task.
1. When it comes to how you carry yourself: act like a strong, confident woman and people will treat you like one.
One time a friend of mine was having trouble with her mother-in-law. The mother-in-law had a strong personality and the daughter-in-law was a people pleaser and constantly felt unknown, unseen, and belittled by the way her mother-in-law interacted with her. An older, wiser friend of ours told her (kindly) that if she stood a little taller and acted like a grown woman, instead of the young girl her mother-in-law seemed to think she was, the relationship would probably start to change. She did, and it did.
I think about this a lot, because one of the gifts of femininity is often a greater sensitivity to the feelings of those around them. But one thing I've learned, and I want my daughters to learn, is that that doesn't mean you turn into a dancing monkey, jumping and clapping to keep everyone else around you happy. It means you are kind, compassionate, thoughtful, and aware of how others are feeling, but you also stand tall and stay true to who God made YOU to be. The two aren't mutually exclusive, but I think that's something a lot of us women have to learn, so I want to start early.
2. When it comes to your emotions: remember that sensitivity is a strength, not a weakness.
Along the same lines, it's (unfortunately) socially acceptable to joke about women being too sensitive. The reality is, we all have different sensitivity thresholds. Some women ARE very sensitive, and some aren't so much. I have several friends who cry approximately twice year, while I shed a few tears driving up the hill to Target yesterday morning. More and more I see God using women's intuition, sensitivity, and empathy for good.
God created us to be emotional beings, and that wasn't a mistake. So our feelings can of course be misused, mistreated, misread, misinterpreted. But that doesn't mean they don't also serve an important purpose.
Because that tendency to feel things deeply, and to be moved easily doesn't expose a weakness, it's a great gift. It's part of what makes women nurturing, it's part of what endears us towards care-taking. (Of course men are sensitive too, but we but we don't joke about it the same way.) So I want my girls to be thankful for their feelings, no matter where they fall on the sensitivity spectrum, and to use their emotional awareness for the good of those around them.
3. When it comes to your body: beauty is worth talking about. It's important to girls, and that's okay.
One thing I love about the world my daughters are growing up in is that real women seem to want to embrace their own beauty rather than fitting into the Barbie mold. We don't do that perfectly; I look at my post-baby belly and get frustrated that it looks more like an uncooked Pilsbury biscuit than…anything else. But I'm thankful for it at the same time; it looks that way because it grew three healthy babies (and because pizza but THAT'S NOT WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT RIGHT NOW OKAY).
So it seems like we all love the idea that all women are beautiful, and that true beauty is about more than physical appearance. But. I think most women have this little voice in their head asking, "Am I pretty enough? Am I beautiful?" As parents of girls, we need to be actively answering that question. Not ignoring it. Not acting like it isn't there.
"YES, you're beautiful. And smart and strong and brave."
The Bible says that we are made in God's image – we are image bearers. In that, we reflect God's beauty, making us literally beautiful. Full of beauty. When we teach our daughters that; that beauty exudes from the core of their being, rather than from their skin, eye color, hair color, weight, shape, and so on, so many of the "daughter" questions are answered. But they still need to hear that those physical traits are ALSO part of their status as image bearers. They need to hear that they're beautiful, from the loudest voices in their little girl lives – those of their parents.
When the question, "Am I beautiful?" is answered, as it is by God from the beginning, we get to see the full expression of who this woman really is. Okay, I'm beautiful. And smart and strong and brave. Now, how will I express that? That's where the joy of womanhood is really seen. I want to help my girls get there, I want to give them a strong foundation – they are known, loved, and beautiful. And then, when the growing up is done, I'll send them out with this question –
Now, my little girl, my strong, sensitive, brave daughter – you are full of beauty. Who will you be in light of that?
I can't wait to watch their stories unfold.
Kristi James is a writer, wife and mom to three pretty spectacular little girls. She blogs at And Babies Don't Keep, contributes regularly to Thrive Moms, and has been featured on Relevant Magazine.com. She makes a few too many jokes about sitting on the couch eating candy all day. (But seriously, wouldn't that be nice?)


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Spend the summer in the charming, peaceful city of Salzburg with AIFS and earn up to 6 credits. Live in one of several Student Residences, meal allowance included. Enjoy cultural activities like Austrian Folk Art classes, museum visits, gallery visits, and trips to the Austrian Lake District, Salt Mines, and Hellbrunn Palace. A 3-day trip to Vienna and day trip to Munich are included, and an optional excursion to Innsbruck is available.
Students can take can take two courses taught in English in anthropology, art history or music, or take just one of these courses plus a German language course to begin or advance their German language skills. In addition to the music courses offered, AIFS can arrange musical instrument instruction for interested students.
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Rebecca and Benjamin and I were driving home from a new park we had just discovered in a part of town we rarely go to when I said, "Isn't that Gluten-Free Cutie place somewhere around here?"
I had heard [very good things] about Gluten-Free Cutie but had never been there.
Well, I was feeling in a kind of adventurous mood, and we had no appointments that day, so I slowed down and looked around, and sure enough, there it was!
Well, once we found it, we certainly had to stay and eat!
I ordered the lunch special, which was a fried green tomato and bacon on a cheddar biscuit, plus macaroni and cheese. It was big enough for us to split.
I also got a Funky Monkey cupcake, which had banana pudding in the center and a chocolate-covered banana slice on the top.
There were plenty of other cupcakes to choose from.
Benjamin got Birthday Cake and Rebecca got Cookies and Cream.
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Argh! I'm hopeless at blogging... I keep promising myself that as soon as I make a post to my Facebook page, that I'll post here too, but alas, things sometimes don't go as intended!
Here's my Kya today.... She came into my studio/office as I was working and demanded a 'photo-shoot'... I'm pretty sure she wasn't only offering her modeling services just to get a candy from the jar, or then again.....!
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In a split vote, the Thousand Oaks City Council has agreed to move forward with annexation of the 326-acre Broome Ranch.
The City Council voted 3 to 2 late Tuesday to annex the ranch site straddling the city's southwest corner. Councilwomen Elois Zeanah and Linda Parks cast the dissenting votes, in part because of the proposal to place a golf course on the property.
Mayor Mike Markey, who voted for annexation, said the city needs the property to develop a long-awaited equestrian center and to bring the area into the city's system of natural open space.
"It doesn't make sense to sit there and do nothing," he said. The annexation of the ranch is still subject to approval by the Local Agency Formation Commission.


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Laguna Beach High School made a quick exit from the Southern Section 2-A boys' basketball playoffs, losing to Azusa, 52-36, Wednesday in a wild-card game at Laguna Beach.
Azusa (19-5), which finished third in the Montview League, got a big night from 6-foot 6-inch junior center Tony McGee, who finished with 23 points, 9 rebounds and 3 blocked shots. The Aztecs play Duarte, the Mission Valley League champion, Friday.
"McGee was the difference tonight," said Aztec Coach Jerry Searcy. "We boarded well in the second half and that helped shut out Laguna Beach's inside game."
The Aztecs led the entire game, opening a 34-18 lead with just more than two minutes to play in the third quarter before Laguna Beach cut the lead to seven, 34-27, early in the fourth period on John Trevino's layup.


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June 10th, 2017 marks the 7th year of the Rotary Ride for Rescue, a major fund raising event for North Shore Rescue organized by the Rotary Club of West Vancouver Sunrise. If you'd like to participate in this year's ride, please see the Rotary Ride for Rescue website. Check out the promo video here: https://www.facebook.com/RotaryRideforRescue/videos/1418206784910992/ The Rotary […]CONTINUE READING
White Spot has always been a strong community supporter of North Shore Rescue and our operations. A White Spot meal following a rescue has been a long standing tradition amongst NSR members. Whether that is a breakfast after a night spent searching for a lost snowboarder, or dinner after pulling off a time compressed helicopter […]CONTINUE READING
Seymour Golf and Country Club has announced it will be supporting NSR this year at their annual charity golf tournament. Thank you Seymour Golf and Country Club!! For details please see their announcement below. Seymour Golf and Country Club has launched their campaign for support of their 22nd annual Seymour Charity Invitational Tournament. This […]CONTINUE READING
Marcon announced today that they will be donating $75,000 to the Tim Jones Legacy Fund. They will be donating a portion of each sale of their new development, Mill House, located in Lynn Valley, to the fund. NSR would like to thank Marcon for their generous donation and support of the North Shore community!! Media […]CONTINUE READING
On Saturday NSR was proud to participate in the Tim Jones Ride for Rescue put on by the Rotary Club. Many supporters of our team from the community took to their bikes to venture up Cypress Mountain. NSR had members both participate in the race and provide medical support to the riders. This year, funds donated […]CONTINUE READING


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There are more air source heat pumps installed in domestic properties in the UK than any other type. They are less expensive to install than ground and water source heat pump systems and do not require land or water as a heat source. They are versatile and suitable for the mass market, they also attract payments from the domestic RHI for a period of 7 years based on an EPC assessment of the property.
The increased ease of installation has led to thousands of systems being installed nationwide by heating engineers without adequate training. The Energy Savings Trust recently published a study highlighting significant problems with air source heat pump systems which had been installed incorrectly. Accurate and expert air source heat pump system design is imperative.
Efficiency can reduce dramatically if the designer does not have adequate technical knowledge and experience to understand the system in depth. RDC has a great deal of experience in installing these systems and will always provide a proper design for the system.
Air source heat pumps are also ideal for commercial properties, which do not have enough land available for a ground source heat pump systems. They have a lower capital cost than other types of heat pump. The Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) scheme also covers air source heat pumps for non-domestic properties. The payments are for 20 years at a rate of 2.64p for every unit of heat produced. In order to get an accurate financial assessment of what an air source system would generate for your property please get in contact and we can provide a projection for you.


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Our first entry from the west side of the Twin Cities, BLVD, is located in Minnetonka. BLVD specializes in upscale casual American cuisine, a more refined take on traditional bar & grill food. "Everyone loved their food, the crab I ordered was great, said Peter, "and Jill said her turkey sandwich was the best she'd ever had!"
BLVD has a very modern atmosphere that would make it seem right at home in downtown Minneapolis, and with this comfortable atmosphere and the delicious food, Hagstrom Builder would definitely recommend you visit BLVD next time you're in Minnetonka.
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Proposed rule; petition for declaratory ruling, comments requested.
In this document, the Commission seeks comment on a petition for declaratory ruling ("Petition") filed by Mark Boling, asking the Commission to declare that particular provisions of the California Consumer Legal Remedies Act ("CLRA"), as applied to interstate telephone calls, are not preempted by the Telephone Consumer Protection Act ("TCPA").
Comments are due on or before July 15, 2005, and reply comments are due on or before August 4, 2005.
You may submit comments, identified by CG DOCKET NO. 02-278, DA 05-1348, by any of the following methods:
- Federal eRulemaking Portal: http://www.regulations.gov. Follow the instructions for submitting comments.
- Federal Communications Commission's Web Site: http://www.fcc.gov/cgb/ecfs/. Follow the instructions for submitting comments.
- People with Disabilities: Contact the FCC to request reasonable accommodations (accessible format documents, sign language interpreters, CART, etc.) by e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com or phone: (202) 418-0530 or TTY: (202) 418-0432.
For detailed instructions for submitting comments and additional information on the rulemaking process, see the SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION section of this document.Start Further Info
Kelli Farmer, Consumer Policy Division, Consumer & Governmental Affairs Bureau, (202) 418-2512 (voice), email@example.com Further Info End Preamble Start Supplemental Information
This is a summary of the Commission's document, DA 05-1348, released May 13, 2005. The full text of this document and copies of any subsequently filed documents in this matter will be available for public inspection and copying during regular business hours at the FCC Reference Information Center, Portals II, 445 12th Street, SW., Room CY-A257, Washington, DC 20554, (202) 418-0270. This document may be purchased from the Commission's duplicating contractor, Best Copy and Printing (BCPI), Inc., Portals II, 445 12th Street, SW., Room CY-B402, Washington, DC 20554. Customers may contact BCPI, Inc. at their Web site: http://www.bcpiweb.com or by calling 1-800-378-3160.
To request materials in accessible formats for people with disabilities (Braille, large print, electronic files, audio format) send an e-mail to email@example.com or call the Consumer & Governmental Affairs Bureau at (202) 418-0530 (voice) or (202) 418-0432 (TTY). This document can also be downloaded in Word or Portable Document Format (PDF) at http://www.fcc.gov/cgb/policy.
On July 3, 2003, the Commission released a Report and Order (2003 TCPA Order) revising its rules under the TCPA, published at 68 FR 44144, July 25, 2003. In the 2003 TCPA Order, the Commission determined that it would consider any alleged conflicts between State and Federal requirements and the need for preemption on a case-by-case basis. Accordingly, the Commission instructed any party that believes a State law is inconsistent with § 227 or the Commission's rules to seek a declaratory ruling from the Commission. Mr. Boling's Petition seeks such a declaratory ruling. When filing comments, please reference CG Docket No. 02-278, DA 05-1348. Comments Start Printed Page 34726may be filed using the Commission's Electronic Comment Filing System (ECFS) or by filing paper copies. See Electronic Filing of Documents in Rulemaking Proceedings, 63 FR 24121, May 1, 1998. Comments filed through the ECFS can be sent as an electronic file via the Internet to http://www.fcc.gov/e-file/ecfs.html. Generally, only one copy of an electronic submission must be filed. In completing the transmittal screen, commenters should include their full name, U.S. Postal Service mailing address, and the applicable docket or rulemaking number. Parties may also submit an electronic comment by Internet e-mail. To get filing instructions for e-mail comments, commenters should send e-mail to email@example.com, and should include the following words in the body of the message, "get form <your e-mail address>." A sample form and directions will be sent in reply.
Parties who choose to file by paper must send an original and four (4) copies of each filing. Filings can be sent by hand or messenger delivery, by electronic media, by commercial overnight courier, or by first-class or overnight U.S. Postal Service mail (although we continue to experience delays in receiving U.S. Postal Service mail). The Commission's contractor, Natek, Inc., will receive hand-delivered or messenger-delivered paper filings or electronic media for the Commission's Secretary at 236 Massachusetts Avenue, NE., Suite 110, Washington, DC 20002. The filing hours at this location are 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. All hand deliveries must be held together with rubber bands or fasteners. Any envelopes must be disposed of before entering the building. Commercial and electronic media sent by overnight mail (other than U.S. Postal Service Express Mail and Priority Mail) must be sent to 9300 East Hampton Drive, Capitol Heights, MD 20743. U.S. Postal Service first-class mail, Express Mail, and Priority Mail should be addressed to 445 12th Street, SW., Washington, DC 20554. All filings must be addressed to the Commission's Secretary, Marlene H. Dortch, Office of the Secretary, Federal Communications Commission, 445 12th Street, SW., Room TW-B204, Washington, DC 20554.
This proceeding shall be treated as a "permit but disclose" proceeding in accordance with the Commission's ex parte rules, 47 CFR 1.1200. Persons making oral ex parte presentations are reminded that memoranda summarizing the presentations must contain summaries of the substances of the presentations and not merely a listing of the subjects discussed. More than a one or two sentence description of the views and arguments presented is generally required. See 47 CFR 1.1206(b). Other rules pertaining to oral and written ex parte presentations in permit-but-disclose proceedings are set forth in § 1.1206(b) of the Commission's rules, 47 CFR 1.1206(b).
On August 11, 2003, Mark Boling filed a Petition "individually and on behalf of California consumers and California businesses" asking the Commission to declare that particular provisions of the California Consumer Legal Remedies Act ("CLRA"), as applied to interstate telephone calls, are not preempted by the Telephone Consumer Protection Act ("TCPA"). The Commission seeks comment on the issues raised in the Petition.
Mr. Boling states that he has acted as a party, representative party, or legal representative in numerous California lawsuits in which defendants have asserted as a defense that particular provisions of the CLRA are preempted by the TCPA. Mr. Boling indicates that the CLRA, as set forth in California Civil Code § 1770(a), contains a list of unlawful practices. He notes that California Civil Code § 1770(a)(22)(A), in particular, makes unlawful the "dissemination of an unsolicited prerecorded message by telephone without an unrecorded, natural voice first informing the person answering the telephone of the name of the caller or the organization being represented, and either the address or the telephone number of the caller, and without obtaining the consent of that person to listen to the prerecorded message."
Mr. Boling further notes that § 227(b)(1)(B) of the Communications Act, as amended by the TCPA, makes it unlawful for any person "to initiate any telephone call to any residential telephone line using an artificial or prerecorded voice to deliver a message without the prior express consent of the called party, unless the call is initiated for emergency purposes or is exempted by rule or order by the Commission under paragraph (2)(B)." Asserting that this provision of Federal law poses no conflict with the relevant provisions of the CLRA, Mr. Boling explains that:
In this instance, the CLRA controls dissemination of a prerecorded message and does not control the telephone call containing that message. The TCPA controls the call, and not the dissemination of the message. Therefore, when a party initiates the unlawful call it violates the TCPA and when the unlawful message is received in California it violates the CLRA.
As such, Mr. Boling asserts that "no conflict exists in the enforcement of the TCPA or the CLRA as it relates to the activities set forth in this action, as the actionable conduct in each law is separately defined." Finally, Mr. Boling asserts that, because the practices at issue in the Petition do not pertain to technical and procedural requirements for identification of senders of telephone facsimile messages or autodialed artificial or prerecorded voice messages, as described in section 227(d) of the TCPA, they are not subject to § 227(e) of the TCPA.
Accordingly, Mr. Boling asks the Commission to issue a declaratory ruling that the identified provisions of the California Civil Code, as applied to interstate calling, are not preempted by the TCPA.Start Signature
Federal Communications Commission.
Monica Desai,
Acting Chief, Consumer & Governmental Affairs Bureau.
[FR Doc. 05-11910 Filed 6-14-05; 8:45 am]


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Love Letters from our Kitten Families
She follows me around like a little puppy. Every time I come home, she hears my car, and much before my husband can tell that it is me, she already knows it and tumbles down from the second floor's bedroom to greet me. She "talks" to me for a good 15 minutes and tries to climb on me until I take her to my arms for a "proper greeting." It almost looks like she is telling me what she did all day. She is very gentle, affectionate and playful. She loves to play fetch-we never thought that a cat can do that-she chooses one toy from a basket full of her toys, brings it to our feet and waits for one of us to throw it to another room, so she can chase it and bring it back again. She likes to watch television with us, or should I say, on the top of me, and if I am not available, she settles for my husband's lap, as long as he gives her a belly rub. My husband grew up with cats, but he says there has never been a cat like her - so wonderful!
thanks kate so much meeka is very good she weighs 6lbs now she gets in to everything i love her to death she plays with everything now she gets in to my bath tub and sits in it its so funny thanks again
Many thanks to ForestWind for trusting us with this beautiful boy. I highly recommend Kate & Carolyn's healthy, well trained, happy, and delightfully loving kittens! Gorel is bomb proof. He came to us three months ago, confident, outgoing and affectionate. Gorel is joyous, clownish, and playful; a water baby who tries to catch running water. He begs to come in the shower. He is intelligent, inquisitive, insistent, and rambunctious. Fastidious and attentive, he is placid in repose. The most wonderful surprise is that Gorel has brought an eighty year old man back to present time. Gorel's wild play times and gentle nap times enchant this gentleman. You will hear Gorel chirping and Sam talking to him as he sits on the floor grooming his Siberian cat. As a companion animal to older folks, a Siberian can help with many of the issues of aging. Our Gorel has brought us much joy and love! Thank you!
Gaya is the most amazing animal we have ever had. She has become part of our family and is the most loving and playful cat we have ever known. Her disposition is kind and her patience and tolerance of my 6 year daughter is incredible. Gayle, my wife has had no reaction to her at all. She sleeps on or in our bed at night. One of the most amazing things about her is that she want to be in the same room as us and when she has fallen asleep and we have moved to another part of the house, one can hear a mournful cry from her asking us where she is. She was spayed in October and recovered well, the vet we have is fascinated by her and has never seeing such a cat before. She lies on her back in Gayle's arms while he is looking at her and giving her her shot. Maya wants a cuddle every night and morning and really enjoys being picked up and stoked. She will sit on her hind legs and wave her front legs at Gayle for Gayle to pick her up. She is quite AMAZING and we love her!
Robin Mitchell
We are absolutely, positively in love!! I have never seen two young cats walk out of their pet taxi purring and acting like they were part of the family from minute one! The are so tolerant of the 5 year old twins picking them up and holding them. Plus they already seem to love my older son, my husband and me! And they are soooo beautiful! Thanks tons, we are one happy family!!
The Nesslers, Paradise, Texas
It is so nice to see that they do not cower from my active and sometimes loud son or our active golden retriever. They both love "mousing" at home and still all my son's small stuffed animals and their toys as if they had "hunted" them and bring them to some weird place. I usually have 4 stuffed animals in my bathroom or in the tub! The times when they like to show just how different they are. Milo is like the male lion and always eats first while Mira waits for him to finish and she eats, just like in the wild. Do I sound like a proud "mom?" I am! I love these two "new" members of our family, who we have had since April, and are looking forward to many more years with our lovable, wonderful Siberians. Thanks again! Best, Tracy P.S. I forgot to mention how BEAUTIFUL they have become. They are growing every day and have the perfect patterns and colors that we wanted.
Their personalities are as different as any brother and sister would be. Milo is "my buddy" and he always needs to be with me. He is very active and curious, always exploring and getting into "trouble." He is my special friend and thinks I'm "his" and if his sister wants to sit with me, he give her this nasty look and walks away! Not that it means any fighting between them--he just thinks no one should be with me except for him. He only cries when it's the morning and he is looking for breakfast. Mira is "my pretty" and she only cries when she greets, basically saying, "Hi! Please cuddle with me." She is everyone's snuggle buddy and shows no favorites. She is very tolerant of my two-year-old son and will let him hold her for gentle pats. She has even started coming over for pats from him. She is such a sweet girl, but don't get me wrong. She tends to instigate the "late evening crazy run around the house / catch me if you can / wrestle and chase sessions" with Milo!
Hi, Kate. I wanted to post an update on Milo and Mira on how happy we all are (cats and people included!) and for anyone considering a Siberian who looks at your site they could get a hugely positive endorsement! I last wrote in June, so I thought I'd send another note for you (and all the world) to see. If anyone is considering a Siberian, I hope my experience will help them make the decision that YES--this is a wonderful breed of cat. ForestWind Milo and Mira (born 01/04/08) are amazing. We could not have found a better fit for our family. They are everything we were looking for--sociable, friendly, sweet, playful, large, with soft and cuddly fur, great with our dog and son; I could go on and on. Their personalities are as different as any brother and sister would be. Milo is "my buddy
In 1988 we adopted our 1st persian cat. From then until about six weeks ago, we have been a family of Persians & Himalayans. This past summer, we lost one of our little ones, and thought that it might be nice for our daughter to have a kitty in the house that was a bigger, stronger, and more active than our last few had been. So--our search began and we found Kate and Carolyn and their very sweet siberians. We were very, very fortunate to have adopted two of their beautiful, wonderful retired adults. The female is a bit shy. But the two of them are soulmates--and watching them play and interact with each other is like watching a ballet. With his help and encouragement, she is overcoming her shyness. Their friendship is so pure & genuine. They are bonding to my daughter. She loves them so much! Our male loves to play tricks on her. They are a wonder to watch. They have brought a whole new level of joy and fun to our family! I would adopt another one in a minute.
I have never before owned a cat, but was fascinated with them. I wanted a cat that was extremely affectionate, loving, mush-baby, dog-like, Mr. Meet and Greet. I could go on and on, but nothing could have prepared me for what I found in the Siberian! My sweetheart far exceeded anything I could have dreamed of. He is the most loving, affectionate, charming, sweet cat there could ever be! After reading up on the Breed, they were described as dog-like, affectionate, personable, social, extremely loving and loyal. My Kharlan absolutely adores being groomed and having his nails cut and filed! He "leads" me to the activity that he wants to do. We play fetch. We take turns playing Russian Roulette (it's a cat game). He loves to play "hide and seek". And the way this breed "speaks" is unbelievable! They have "chirps", "trills", and the softest voice when "talking", but the loudest "Purr" when happy and content. It is an honor to share my life with this truly wonderful breed.
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Happy Miss Lou Day
Dis long time gal mi neva si yu, come mek mi hold yu han. Dis long time gal mi neva si yu, come mek mi hol yu han. Peel head Johncrow siddung pon tree top pick off di blossom, mek mi hol yu han gal, mek mi hol yu han....Lawks!
Whenever I hear lyrics like those, I remember Miss Lou. And when I remember Miss Lou, I smile with joy and beam with pride. How about you?
Look here nuh, I think today, the 97th anniversary of her birth, should be a big, loud, celebratory public holiday inna Jamaica.
Yeah man, wha yu say? Me tink wi shoulda did have dah day yah officially designated as Louise Bennett Day - a colourful national holiday devoted to celebrating our dynamic Jamaican language and literature, and honouring the Right Hon Dr. Louise Bennett-Coverly OJ, OM, MBE, the pioneering woman who was initially vilified and then eventually valorized for her artful validation of our mother tongue.
revolutionary Jamaican
This should be a day where we dedicate considerable time and resources to memorializing this revolutionary Jamaican artist and activist; a writer, broadcaster, actress, folklorist and educator whose legacy of laughter and lessons continues to stir, inform and inspire generations of academics, linguists and performing artists.
Drums should be rumbling and rhumba boxes vibrating. Banjos should be banging and the whole nation celebrating.
On a day like today we should be wishing each other 'happy Miss Lou Day', singing folk songs together and sharing Anansi stories. Yeah man, we should be spreading good old time love and cheer and reminding each other that 'howdy and tenky nuh bruk nuh square' don't it? Yes mi dear!
And all around the nation, radio stations should be in competition to see who can allocate the most time to airing some of the several available live and studio recordings of performances and interviews with this inimitable icon. Jamaican radio should be dedicating most of today to playing selections from the daughter of the soil who was the first black woman ever to host her own radio show on BBC in London.
In fact, I think every year on September 7 everybody inna Jamaica shoulda communicate using rhyme and riddim and converse inna proverbs, parables and riddle. And whether dem is parliamentarian, teacher, preacher, weather forecaster or radio and TV announcer, pon dah day yah everybody shoulda talk inna patwa! What you tink?
Mi tenk God fi Miss Lou. Mi tenk God mi old enough fi remember actually listening to 'Miss Lou's Views' pon daytime radio back in di days and watching her host Ring Ding on TV.
ground breaking
Yeah, I'm especially happy and proud that while still a shy and star-struck student at Trench Town primary school, I was lucky enough to be one of the many children who got the opportunity to experience the magnetic magic of her presence as a participant on her ground breaking children's show. And I'm glad that I got to learn at her feet in some master classes she conducted when I was a theatre student.
Kudos to the folks at Jamaica Cultural Development Commission (JCDC) who continue to fly Miss Lou's banner. They're marking the day today with an Internet event dubbed 'Saluting Miss Lou: Aunty Roachy Online Party' where the public can share video tributes and renditions on their favourite Miss Lou pieces.
I think we can go much further though, in ensuring that we maintain Miss Lou's legacy and give more meaning to her pioneering work in language and culture. I also think nuff pickney woulda learn everything [including and especially English] easier if we use patwa inna di classroom. Wha you say? Yeah or nay? While you think 'bout it, I'll just say 'Happy Louise Bennett Day!'


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Event # 4: Falling Meteors/ FireballsPosted: July 28, 2013 Filed under: Asteroids, Event 4, Fireballs, Meteors, Missing Nuke Missiles, Patents Leave a comment
Reports about East Coast meteor flood in, setting off a media scramble
March 23, 2013 at 12:09 AM ET
A Friday night flash of light in the skies over the East Coast sparked a rash of meteor sighting reports, followed by a mad dash to track down photos and videos of the event.
The American Meteor Society logged more than 800 reports from a region ranging from North Carolina to Washington to New York to New England to Canada. Hundreds more registered their observations on Twitter. One Twitter user, known as @Married2TheNite, reported from New Jersey that he saw — and heard — the object pass by. "It was making almost a hissing noise as it flew brightly overhead," he wrote. "I saw it around 7:55 p.m. EDT."
That time frame meshed with the many other reports. Some witnesses said they saw flashes of green, red and blue as the object streaked past.
The reports were consistent with a fireball — similar to the one that flashed over Russia on Feb. 15, but much, much smaller.
"It's not an incredibly rare event, but it is very unusual to have that many people observe it, and also it was unusually bright," Ron Dantowitz, director of the Clay Center Observatory,told NBC station WHDH-TV in Boston. "These types of meteors happen once or twice a year. The unusual thing is that it was so well observed not so long after sunset."
Bill Cooke of NASA's Meteoroid Environmental Office told The Associated Press that the flash appeared to be "a fireball that moved roughly toward the southeast, going on visual reports."
"Judging from the brightness, we're dealing with something as bright as the full moon," Cooke said. "The thing is probably a yard across. We basically have (had) a boulder enter the atmosphere over the Northeast."
For a while, Twitter buzzed with tweets and retweets highlighting pictures that falsely purported to show the Friday night light — but eventually, bona fide views surfaced. The paucity of honest-to-goodness meteor shots contrasted with the wealth of dashboard videos that came to light after last month's Russian meteor blast.
"The meteor has taught us one thing tonight," Cara Lynch tweeted, "the East Coast needs more dash cameras."
One of the most widely distributed videos of Friday night's flash came from someone who didn't actually see it when it happened. "I wish I would have seen it for real," said Kim Fox, a first-grade teacher from Thurmont, Md.
Fox told NBC News that she checked her security-camera system after hearing about the meteor. At around the time that news reports said the meteor was widely sighted, she saw a bright flash on one of the camera views. She took out her mobile phone, recorded a video of the video, and posted it to her Facebook page. From there, the video went viral on the Web and on TV newscasts.
"The phones have been ringing all night," Fox said.
Did you see the flash? Add your sighting report to the American Meteor Society's log, and tell me about it in the comment space below. Got pictures? Feel free to post them to the Cosmic Log Facebook page.
Update for 3:44 p.m. ET March 23: In one reference, I mistakenly placed Thurmont in New Jersey rather than Maryland. And it's WHDH, not WDHD. Sorry about that! Also, more video views of the flash have come in. Hopkins Automotive Group posted this flashy security camera video on its Facebook page. There's also this dashcam view from WUSA9 photojournalist Kurt Brooks.
More about meteors:
- Russian meteor lurked for thousands of years
- Geminid meteors sparkle like gems
- Next big meteor shower? Lyrids in April
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GARY McDaid has urged his Glenswilly team to 'grab the opportunity' in Sunday's Ulster semi-final against Roslea Shamrocks at Healy Park, Omagh (throw-in, 2.30pm).
Glenswilly, in their first ever Ulster senior semi, stand sixty minutes away from being only the second Donegal side since Killybegs in 1991 to reach the final, after Naomh Conaill in 2010.
In 1982, Glenswilly were only a year old, while Roslea were taking on St Gall's in the Ulster final; now the two clubs stand on the plank, eyeball-to-eyeball, their swords crossed and only one will prevail.
Having claimed the scalp of former All-Ireland club champions St Gall's in the quarter-final, McDaid has reminded his troops of the importance of taking the next step this weekend.
We were talking about it when we met on Sunday. We don't want this to slip away from us now," he said.
"We're in the last four, but we don't want it to stop here at this one. It is a massive opportunity for us. It's a massive opportunity for Roslea too, obviously, and we both have momentum so something has to give on Sunday.
"We don't want to be known as the team that beat St Gall's and fell at the next hurdle. It won't be possible to be on top or to force our gameplan for the whole sixty minutes, but we'll be trying to do that for as much of the game as possible."
The Donegal Champions will be without Ryan Hunter for the weekend, after a scan realised his worst fears: a tear of his anterior cruciate ligament.
McDaid confirmed that Leon Kelly and Aidan McDevitt would undergo scans this week ahead of the game, but hopes to 'get something out of them' in the game. Kelly injured a hamstring in the Ulster Under 21 final earlier this year and hasn't been right since, while McDevitt fell off a roof working in the week before the St Gall's game and was unable to face the Belfast outfit.
Hunter, meanwhile, will have an operation on Monday-week.
"He was playing well and had a great game in the Donegal quarter-final against Kilcar – it's so disappointing for him," McDaid said.
Those aside, Glenswilly are at full strength for the clash against the Fermanagh champions and McDaid sometimes feels like he has to pinch himself when he finds himself at work as the nights have darkened.
He said: "I sat down during a free class in school last week and was planning a few things for training – it's great to be doing that in November.
"This is uncharted territory for us.
"It's brilliant to be here; just great for the Glen to be sitting in an Ulster senior semi-final."
Glenswilly's stock has risen mightily since those days of the early 80s. Now, the ultimate step awaits – and McDaid hopes his men can land on solid ground when they make the leap.
He said: "It's a golden opportunity – and we have to grab it."
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BIG CENTRE TV, a regional station in the West Midlands, is currently screening award winning short film DERELICT as part of it's Brummywood Yammywood TV show. Hosted by TV and film critic Carl Jones, the show features interviews with both local and national film makers. VLM's Dave Jeffery and James Hart were interviewed as part of the show in the Summer.
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Wrecks of the Florida Keys
FANCYING SOMETHING of a change from the Third World, I rented a car and headed south from Miami towards the Florida Keys. We had only one near-miss while making our way towards the turnpike.
A van overtook us on the left side and turned right. Then, finding that the entrance he was intending to pass through was blocked, he stopped in a hurry, closing the way forward for my car in the process.
It was a good introduction to southern Florida driving. Few drivers have licences, and you need to drive defensively. Once on the way, there is only one highway down through the Keys, so it's difficult to get lost.
I might have been forced to stop, but Americans are unstoppable. Anyone who has been to Las Vegas will know that an open space in the desert and a complete absence of culture doesn't faze them.
If they want Venice or Rome or even Luxor, they will simply build a replica.
It's the same with their wrecks. There aren't many marine accidents, except for the occasional oil-rig, so they sink ships intentionally in the Sunshine State. Hundreds of wrecks have been put in along the east coast of Florida to augment the inauspicious reef system and protect the coast from erosion. Down in the Keys, the wrecks have been put in purely for the benefit of divers.
Every few miles, you'll notice that familiar red flag with the white diagonal stripe that the Americans use to indicate diving operations or dive centres.
In a country with a vast coastline, it's ironic that there are so few good states in which to dive. Florida is its diving capital, and when it comes to seeding the coast with wrecks, Florida can do it better than almost anyone else.
MOST OF THE SEA AROUND THE KEYS is extremely shallow. You can dive on coral reefs without going much deeper than 6m, and normally the water is gin-clear and lit by bright sunshine.
It makes a perfect underwater classroom for those learning to dive.
However, Florida is also vulnerable to the effects of high winds, which is exactly what we got when we first arrived. The sea was a milky-white colour, and visibility non-existent.
This didn't worry me too much, because I had planned to dive wrecks that lay outside the shallow reef system. The problem lay in making the journey out there by boat in those rough seas.
Aside from the Oriskany off Pensacola, the Vandenberg is the largest ship intentionally sunk for divers. Its the supersize wreck that lies in deep water near Key West - or Key Weird, as my son preferred to call it.
He had come with me as my minder, my own version of the character played by Javier Bardem in No Country for Old Men, and the proprietor of the hideaway hotel into which we were booked found nothing unusual about two men travelling together and sharing one bed. Such is life in Key West, the most southerly point of Florida.
The General Hoyt S Vandenberg lies in 43m of water, seven miles offshore.
Originally a troop-ship, she was adapted to become a missile-tracking vessel, and as such has two vast and iconic radar dishes that distinguish her for divers.
Naturally, she lies on an even keel (would they have sunk her any other way), and many of the interesting attributes have been deliberately cut from the ship and mounted elsewhere in the wreck to make sure that there is an even spread of interesting dive spots throughout.
Seven or eight buoyed lines (one had gone missing when I visited) are attached along the length of the wreck, so that a characteristically American two-tank dive (thats one dive followed by another) can be feasibly carried out at different parts of the wreck simply by repositioning the dive-boat.
You could spend a week exploring this wreck. Everything about it is big.
Its as if, when they looked for a suitably obsolete vessel, and when checking what was available, they asked if there was anything bigger.
The wreck is 162m long, so its quite an undertaking to see all of it. Uncharacteristically high winds had blown out most of our original itinerary and we had only one trip out to the Vandenberg, so I was under pressure to do as much as I could while I was there.
Captain Bob of Scuba Shack was very helpful, and allowed me to twin up two cylinders for each of these two dives (making it a four-tank dive!).
He even sent his girlfriend in to keep me company. I managed to get plenty
of time to see a lot of the wreck and get photographs, even though this meant making lengthy decompression stops on the way back up.
THERE ARE COMPLICATED GUN MOUNTINGS to swim round, and although the interior has been stripped out, its quite interesting to get inside the superstructure, which makes a great environment in which goliath grouper, Floridas keynote big fish species, like to hang around during daylight hours.
The Vanderberg was interred in her watery grave only as recently as mid-2009, so the wreck has yet to be adopted as a haven by much marine life, but its starting to arrive.
Hordes of baitfish of all types gather in a big silvery cloud around the uppermost parts, with the inevitable barracuda and amberjacks there to prey on them.
Driving further north, we stopped off at Marathon to make a single dive on the wreck of the Thunderbolt. This vessel, originally built for the US Army, was used by Florida Power & Light as a research vessel and scuttled in 1986.
Although talked up by those who want to sell it as an exciting dive, I found its fish-life exceptionally sparse, and as it was thoroughly cleaned up before being sunk theres not much else to look at but a lot of mussels and barnacles.
Its an entirely different story with the Duane, a 100m-long former US Coastguard cutter sunk a year later. Perhaps this is because the wreck is often swept by the strong currents of the Gulf Stream.
We had driven up to Tavernier, close to Key Largo, to dive the Duane, and the experience reaffirmed my interest in diving Floridas wrecks.
As I made my way along the outside of the hull, a very large grouper beat a hasty retreat. Huge schools of Atlantic spadefish hovered out in the blue. Lots of grunts sheltered among the Duanes winches, and large barracuda stared toothily from around the crows nest.
It was nice to go into the galley, now crowded out with fish, and see the tables, workbenches and industrial food-mixer still in place. The same could be said of the remains of the fittings in the washrooms. The wheelhouse had been stripped out prior to the sinking, but was still very colourful, thanks to a heavy encrustation of assorted sponges.
I had time for only one dive, but I saw a lot of the wreck and easily made my way back to the downline through the blue from the crows nest despite the current, thanks to the Pegasus Thruster propulsion device attached to my tank.
I HAD NEVER RELISHED THE IDEA of diving the Spiegel Grove. I thought it had been over-hyped by the US diving press when it was sunk as an artificial reef back in 2002, after years of red tape and financial problems caused delays.
In fact it had sunk prematurely, and was left lying upside-down.
Later, at a cost of US $250,000, the wreck was rolled onto its starboard side, though it wasnt perfect by any means. The force of Hurricane Dennis changed all that, and now this enormous vessel lies on even keel, right side up. Wow!
Six miles off Key Largo at Dixie Shoal, this wreck had been the first in order on our list to dive, but our first attempt was abandoned because of high winds and rough seas. So we stopped off a few days later to dive it as a penultimate act before we drove back north to Florida proper - and am I glad we did!
Built in the 1950s, the Spiegel Grove was a landing ship, though nothing like those of WW2. In fact, she is described as a former Landing Ship Dock. She carried giant hovercraft, was deployed as part of the 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean, and spent the later and greater part of her active service participating in amphibious exercises along the eastern seaboard of the USA and in the Caribbean.
She was 160m long and 26m wide. Thats a big ship. To give you a better idea, shes roughly equivalent to the size of two American football fields.
At the time, she was the largest wreck intentionally sunk for the benefit of divers, and has been surpassed since only by the Vandenberg and Oriskany.
THE WRECK LIES ON THE SEABED at 41m, and several mooring lines are buoyed at the surface to enable dive-boats to stay over the site. Again, I was equipped with a Thruster power drive attached to my tank so that although I had time only for a single dive, I would get to see most of the wreck.Proper penetrations of the hull are possible, but this is nowadays discouraged, three divers having lost their lives doing this in 2007.
As soon as we arrived down by the propellers of the Spiegel Grove, two enormous Goliath groupers appeared to be disturbed by our unexpected arrival and hurried off into the blue.
The galley was almost empty. It was well stripped before the sinking, but there is plenty of deck machinery, hoists, heavy-duty cranes, gantries and mountings for heavy guns to look at. Yellow-eyed grunts cluster around these features and, as usual, predatory barracuda wait out in the blue, always eyeing the opportunity for a quick meal.
It had been something of a whirlwind tour of the wreck, thanks to the Thruster, just as it had been a quick tour of the wrecks of the Keys. Inclement weather had compressed our seven-day trip into three days of diving, but that was simply bad luck.
Holidays in the Florida Keys are sold to the US public as driving abroad.
A single highway runs the length of the islands from Key Largo in the north to Key West in the south, linked by some spectacular bridges. Its one of the few places where you can take a Fly-Drive-Dive holiday, but be aware that distances may be greater than you expect.
One morning we woke in Islamorada and had to be at the dive centre in Key West by 8am. A mere 80-mile drive!


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I am Always with You by Ann Wood
2010 23 inches x 28 inches x 1 inches
Listening and seeing has always been at the center of my artwork. I really mean listening to intuition, the voice which tells you what to do next. Cats are keen listeners; you can see it in the eyes.
In this piece the cat is bottle-like in form. He is here to receive her message that people that have cared for you and loved you are always with you even when they are physically not around.
The background is made of dyed bark paper pieced and cut like an old quilt covering the conversation between these two with comfort. This is a delicate balance where glass containers surround her feet. One interuption and the fragile balance could be disrupted.


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During my ten years as an
Heritage Communicator/Interpreter with Parks Canada at Fort Langley National
Historic Site of Canada, I spent a lot of time talking with people about the
history of Fort
Langley and the Hudson's Bay Company, the Parks Canada System, the
beginnings of British Columbia and the Vancouver area.
Now I spend my time researching, preparing and conducting ceremonies commemorating people, places and events of national historic significance as designated by the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada (HSMBC).
My responsibility covers an area of Southwestern British Columbia, known in Parks Canada as the Coastal British Columbia Field Unit, which includes the lower mainland, all of Vancouver Island and portions of the interior of B.C. Part of my duties include assisting organizations and local governments in bringing to the attention of the HSMBC items of local history that may have national significance. If you know of something that has had an impact on the development of Canada - it's people and presence on the world scene - then please contact me at your earliest convenience. I'd be happy to discuss the Canadian Heritage and Parks Canada national commemoration programme with you.
Upcoming ceremonies include:
|The Butchart Gardens
|Brentwood Bay, BC
|Aug 30, 2006
|Shipbuilding at Burrard Dry Dock
|North Vancouver, BC
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|223 Robert Street
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|John Hendry
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|George Hunt
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|Old Victoria Custom House
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The hours of operation for Fort Langley National Historic Site of Canada are:
Current admission rates are:
|Adults (17 to 65)
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For school, youth or tour groups, contact the site office at (604) 513-4777.
Information is available at the Visitor Centre at the entrance to the fort and in the Operations Building inside. For more information, contact the site at:
Fort Langley National Historic Site of Canada
Fort Langley has an active Volunteer Program and volunteer organization, The Friends of Fort Langley National Historic Site Cooperating Association. If you live in the Vancouver, B.C. area, you are cordially invited to participate in this community program. Volunteers help with the interpretive program, special events and operate the Friends of the Fort Gift Shop.
There are also opportunities for those a little farther afield for a couple of our major special events; specifically, the annual Candlelight Tour (early April) and Fur Brigade Days (early August). Contact the site for more information.
When in the Vancouver, B. C. vicinity, please stop by the fort and say HI! We always enjoy a friendly visitor. :)
If you like historic things, there are two other museums in the community of Fort Langley, the Langley Centennial Museum and National Exhibition Centre and the British Columbia Agricultural and Farm Machinery Museum. Or travel up the valley and visit the historic town of Yale, named for the Chief Trader at Fort Langley during the Fraser River gold rush.
And visit the Xa:ytem Longhouse, one of the oldest native settlements on the lower Fraser River, across the river and east of the fort, representing one of the rock people of the Sto:lo nation (members of the Coast Salish language group). It has been dated to more than 8000 years from present.
Follow this link to find some of my favourite places
on the web. Here you will find the links to other heritage sites, environmental
groups, Today in History and other assorted things. Visit, and enjoy!
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This year we are thrilled to announce that TED is sending 11 volunteer translators to join TEDxCERN, enabling our event and speakers to reach an even bigger global audience.
Kristin Windbigler, Director of TED Translators at TED explains why they wanted to join forces with TEDxCERN:
TED's mission is to spread ideas, and obviously ideas don't just happen in English. The TED Translators program strives to partner with exemplary TEDx events to build bridges between our community of translators and the TEDx program. CERN is a revered organisation and TEDxCERN has an outstanding reputation. Our volunteers are thrilled by the opportunity to attend and participate.'
The TED Translators program aims to help surface the best talks and make them accessible to the world, but the impact goes far deeper than simply language exchange:
'What we are doing is unique. Translators attend TEDx events and connect with communities and suddenly cultures merge. People start to see beyond the complexities of language, and understand that we are not so different from one another.' Ivana Korom, TEDx Translations Manager
What is the TED translator Program?
Launched in 2009 with 300 translations in 40 languages, today more than 100,000 translations have been published in 113 languages. Impressive. Since 2012, the program has expanded to include TEDxTalks.
Find out more: http://www.ted.com/participate/translate
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Our ever popular Sunday Roast of either Beef, Lamb, Pork or Chicken is available with all the trimmings through the winter months and we will soon be serving evening meals and afternoon teas.
The Stables Bistro can cater for your event and conference needs. Our facilities include two private rooms with TV and sound, free Wi-Fi and easy access to the Bistro with ample parking. We are only a short distance from Edinburgh Airport. Outside of the Bistro, we have a bar, BBQ and pizza oven.


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NSF funding could make ceramic-based disease-monitoring breathalyzers a realityPublished on October 7th, 2012 | By: Eileen De Guire
Perena Gouma's dream of developing breathalyzers for noninvasive health monitoring is on the path to becoming reality thanks to an award from the NSF to develop a "personalized asthma monitor." Gouma is professor of materials science and engineering at the State University of New York, Stony Brook.
In an article in the September issue of the Bulletin, Gouma described the work her group is doing to develop single crystal metal oxide nanowires that are selective for exhaled gas compound disease markers. The gas marker for asthma is FeNO, and the goal of this project is to develop a NO-sensitive breathalyzer that can detect levels in the ppb range. The eventual goal of this research is to develop a "low-power autonomous system-on-a-chip" in a handheld unit.
The funding comes through NSF's Smart Health and Wellbeing Program, whose goal, according to a university press release, is to transform the reactive, hospital-centric health care model to a proactive, preventative, individual-centered wellness model. The grant is a "Type I: Exploratory Project," so the idea is to provide proof-of-concept and feasibility of the breathalyzer technology.
Working with her on the project are Sanford Simon, professor of biochemistry, cell biology and pathology, and Milutin Stanacevic, associate professor of electrical and computer engineering.
It the press release, Gouma says the grant "will enable us to make the leap from breath-gas testing devices to actual breath-test diagnostics for asthma and other airway diseases." She expects the device will be welcomed by those who are less able to take proactive control of their health care. "The device will be especially suitable for use by a wide range of compromised indivuduals, such as the elderly, young children and otherwise incapacitated patients," predicts Gouma.
The three-year, $599,763 award runs through Aug. 31, 2015. The project title is "Personalized Asthma Monitor Detecting Nitric Oxide in Breath."
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The NBA is in an incredibly volatile state right now. With the Golden State Warriors being the impossible juggernaut that they are, teams are scrambling to catch up to them. The Houston Rockets acquiring Chris Paul was a step in the right direction, but the rest of the NBA was waiting on what LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers would do.
Well, after turmoil in Cleveland, botching the GM debacle, Kyrie Irving wanting out, and the threat of a LeBron James departure looming, it looked as if all hope was lost. James was for sure gone, Irving in New York, and Cleveland in shambles again. But, the basketball gods smiled and the skies opened up for all parties.
Kyrie Irving Trade: Who Got the Better Deal?
The question now looms, who got the better end of the bargain? While the Celtics got Kyrie Irving, the best iso-scorer in the league, and one of the best ball handlers, they gave up a BUNCH of assets to get him. While, the Celtics had "major concerns" about Isaiah Thomas' hip injury suffered at the end of the season, he was still in talks for the MVP. Irving has been a thorn in the side of Cleveland's front office all off season, not talking to teammates, the leak about him wanting out (which was true), and potentially telling free agents to avoid coming to Cleveland, have all been drama surrounding the team that has been to the Finals the last three years.
Pressure Still Remains in Cleveland
While the Cavs add a bunch of assets, the real impact of this trade will be at the end of the season. The two main questions will be "Are the Cavaliers any closer to the Warriors?" and "Will LeBron James return to Cleveland?"
That second question is more pressing. The quest to keep the world's best player on your team will drive them to do some drastic moves. While Kyrie Irving is an incredible scorer and defensive player, adding Isaiah Thomas, a worse defender who has potential to be one of the best, and an even better scorer creates some explosive options for the Cavaliers. The gameplan becomes, as the Houston Rockets have started trying, is not to stop the Warriors incredible offense, but to keep up with them. This move, which also adds much needed role players to Cleveland, seems to on paper.
LeBron James is known to get the best out of his teammates. It's scary to see what James will push Thomas to become, offensively and defensively. And if Isaiah Thomas brings a feeling of unity to the Cavaliers once again, LeBron James is more like to stay to his home team, which I'm willing to wager that he doesn't WANT to leave but will if things don't improve.
So, to answer the first question as to who got the better end of this deal, on paper it's Cleveland IF (big if) it secures LeBron James to stay in Cleveland for another contract.
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text: Oh Mother's Day! Picking out the perfect gift for the superhero of your family or the person that gave you life can seem like a pretty daunting task. I mean do flowers really capture the gratitude you have for that special women in your life - and, come to think of it, those expensive, beautiful flowers end of dead and in the trash fairly quickly! What you want to get is something that says "Thank you for all the hard work you do, I appreciate you more then even I think I can possibly comprehend and you deserve something special - like a little time away from me, the kids, housework, stress - somewhere you can unwind and just relax and let someone else take care of you for once!" That's where we come into play. Purchase her a gift card for some of her favorite services (if you don't know what she would want - we'll help you pick out something wonderful - we know what we're doing) and let us take care of her. Save the flowers or dinner for one of the other 364 days of the year but give her the Tyler Mason experience for Mother's Day - we promise she'll love it.


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The space race was a lie, and the cold war wasn't as cold as you thought. While we were playing spy versus spy, conducting an arms race and a space race on Earth, things were heating up in the solar system.
In 1959, an alien vessel crashed on the Navajo reservation, ushering forth a colonial space race in the solar system between the two superpowers. The prize is the mysterious metal known only as alloy-x and the alien technology that promises to make one nation or the other the dominant superpower in the arms race. The American commander finds himself fighting with the toughest antagonist of his career. He had finally met his nemesis. The stakes are high. Losing the struggle could tip the balance of power on the Earth, giving the Soviets the advantage in Earth's cold war.
Check out this book here, http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00EC190BI
My name is Morris E. Graham and I've recently published my debut sci-fi novel. I live in central Arkansas, USA. I am married, and father of four, 59 years old. I work in technical support, but my love is creative writing. I literally can't listen to the radio, watch TV, or observe people just living life without getting some springboard idea to write about. My first novel, "Warzone: Nemesis" is a military science fiction novel, but I view it as much, much more. You might think that a military sci-fi book would just be about techy gadgets and violence, but I took the time and care to write about characters, and I believe my characters are engaging.
This first installment of a trilogy took me ten years to complete, and book two "Warzone: Operation Wolfhunt" is in the works now, and it should be completed by 2016. The final installment of this trilogy will be called "Warzone: Unlikely Alliance."
I own and operate Graham's Publishing House, and at this present time, all projects are on hold while I work on the Free Ebooks Project. This is where I restore, edit and republish classics in the public domain and put them up for free distribution. My first one, "The Curse of Capistrano: The Mark of Zorro" was originally published in 1917 and I edited and cleaned it up, and it is on my website for download, free of charge. Presently I am working on "The Count of Monte Cristo."
One thing I can say, I believe in detail and accuracy in confirmable facts. Whether it be to confirm that jalapeno poppers were actually being offered for sale in 1985, or to the smallest detail about military protocols. I hope you enjoy the book(s) as much as did writing them.
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Zio & Sons in Dream Decor
We are beyond honored to have our home featured in Will Taylor's new interiors book, Dream Decor! This is an inspirational odyssey showcasing beautiful homes from around the world. We have an entire chapter dedicated to our East Village space, titled Rustic & Reclaimed Style – be sure to pick up a copy for yourself!
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"This book will take readers on an inspiring journey to discover fifteen decor destinations that each have a distinct and inspired style. From the colourful cool of Miami Brights to the eclectic urban hipster warehouses of Brooklyn and the nautical feel of the Hamptons and Normandy, a diverse mix of decor styles will be explored. The homes will mirror their surrounding environments, and room analysis for every space in the home will show readers how they can recreate their favourite looks and styles no matter where they live. "
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Late-season snow covered spring plants and flowers across the Great Lakes and northeastern United States this past weekend.
A blast of unseasonably cold air caused temperatures to drop 10-20 degrees Fahrenheit below normal across the region, which helped to generate the snow showers.
The snow, while a nuisance to some area residents hoping for more springlike weather, created quite a scene against the blooming spring flowers and green grass.
The strong May sun inhibited snow from accumulating on roadways in most areas, leading to few travel disruptions.
Accumulations on grassy surfaces were around a trace (less than a tenth of an inch of snow) in most locations.
Some of the snow was mixed with graupel, or snow pellets, which is formed when water droplets freeze onto falling snowflakes.
Fortunately for those hoping for more springlike weather, milder air is expected to return to the Northeast this week.
A few #snowflakes falling on the #flowers outside of our office. Showers will produce rain, snow & gaupel this PM. pic.twitter.com/gXITDbUmaj— NWS BUFFALO (@NWSBUFFALO) May 15, 2016
It was winterlike day at the Mount Washington Observatory in New Hampshire.
#winter has returned to the summit this morning where it is #snowing. #nhwx #snow #newhamp... https://t.co/9buwbEfm5G pic.twitter.com/xa6TwaBXKG— MWObservatory (@MWObs) May 15, 2016
Runners at the Cleveland Marathon dealt with unseasonably cold temperatures and snow during the race.
By far the worst running conditions ever at the #ClevelandMarathon this morning. But it was fun! pic.twitter.com/EJ034g9K4S— Laura (@LCThorn) May 15, 2016
#Snow this AM in northeast Ohio! Novelty(Geauga Co) Via FB/Amanda Hart @IndraPetersons @RobMarciano @Wx_Max @SamWnek pic.twitter.com/qlIdQotPRr— Dan Peck (@danpeckwx) May 15, 2016
Snow did not fall heavily enough in most areas to coat roads, but some locations around the Great Lakes had to contend with a few slippery spots.
Intervals of sunshine and blue sky were common in between showers.
Graupel/rain shower departing #StateCollege over Mt. Nittany #pawx pic.twitter.com/bqmGmDgKFF— Steve Seman (@SteveSeman) May 15, 2016


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Why open an account on binary Option ?
To know about the risks
Choose and compare the broker
Choosing a broker is a crucial step before opening an account. A bad broker may in fact undermine the legitimate operation of a trading strategy. It is even possible to lose the entire capital. To recognize a good broker, it is important to consider various criteria available in the comparison of binary option brokers. This is for example the base currency of the account. Then it is better to choose a regulated broker, offering a user-friendly platform, that is, one who manages to easily understand the execution of signals or analysis charts.
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To open an demo account, grab your credit card and make a first deposit. Once the account is enabled, an advisor will contact you and will accompany you throughout your binary option trading.
The front office of a broker is composed of traders and a large number of brokers and telephone counselors.
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