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Environmental Benefits of Woody Biomass Utilization
When organic material such as woody biomass decomposes, the complex carbohydrates that make up its structure break down into more simple forms of matter. In the process, water, heat, mehtane, particulate matter, and carbon dioxide are all released into the atmosphere.
Trees that live, grow, die, and decay do not increase the net amout of carbon and water vapor in the atmosphere, inasmuch as they absorb that matter from the atmosphere during life. However, they do increase atmospheric methane concentrations, and methane is 21 times more powerful at warming the atmosphere than is carbon dioxide. And, unlike with carbon dioxide, new trees do not re-absorb that methane.
Woody biomass utilization boasts multiple environmental benefits. First, when woody biomass is burned to generate heat or energy, approximately five times less methane is released into the atmosphere. As woody biomass use increases, this will have a direct impact on atmospheric methan concentrations, and may contribute to the short-term mitigation of anthropogenic (man-caused) global warming.
Second, woody biomass utilization is clean, in that it does not result in a net gain of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. The burning of fossil fuels, on the other hand, which accounts for 85.5% of U.S. energy consumptionfn, does increase atmospheric carbon dioxide. This is because the biomass (and its carbon content) from which those fuels are derived has been out of atmospheric circulation for ages. Therefore, burning woody biomass, as opposed to fossil fuels, reduces athropogenic carbon dioxide emissions by approximately 90%. Other airborne pollutants are also reduced through woody biomass utilization in place of fossil fuels (e.g. sulfur dioxide, nitorgen oxid).fn


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Finally, a morning to sit down.
For those of you who don't live in Southern California, you may not know that we have been in a seven-year drought. Last year, it was hot enough for an air conditioner (if you so happened to have one in your home) all through January and February. Lawns were dead. Many a backyard (like ours) was a dust bowl. Water bills were high. Morale was low. Because after 7 years of a drought, and the ground is cracked, and you see thirsty wild animals down low looking for food and drink, it's a bit upsetting and it feels like it may never end. This Winter, however, despite predictions for another dry Winter, we are getting more rain than we have seen in 30 years. Oatmeal is at an all-time high. (That's not a fact, by the way, about the 30 years, that's just my personal guess. Because, when I was 5, streets were flooded in Winter and people rode their kayaks and rowboats on Eastside streets. A child doesn't forget these things, you know.)
This Spring will be wild. The pools will be filled on all the hikes that our kids are finally old and determined enough to walk. Our backyard, already a project, will be even more of one now. But oh it's going to be an amazing Spring. One that my kids have never seen. Already there are volunteer tomatoes and calendulas popping up left and right. All those seeds that I scattered which sat dormant as I tried to garden, year after year -this year is the one they've waited for. This is the year of the roots of the dry dead lawn that would not be brought back. That essentially non-existent lawn we finally pulled out, then covered with a sheet of weed repellent material and decomposed granite. This is the year it miraculously comes back, against all odds, under our new "no-grass and drought resistant" landscaping. This is the year our backs will get sore from weeding.
And I think about all the happy fruit that will come to the markets. Apricots and peaches and plums and strawberries and watermelon... Yum. In the meantime, there is a LOT of rain and I couldn't get to my classes due to flooding. So I am home with an afternoon off. That is why you see my knitting. I love to knit, but don't have much time.
Well. Alongside all the rain, my week has been a busy one. I released my 7th body of musical work, an EP called "Instructions for a Reset." It is available here - for just $5. You can watch a lyric video of it here (and please friend me on FB, if you like while you're there, too.) I raised all the money I needed to record this EP and I can tell you that the process of raising the money, and recording the album, is a lot of hard work. (I share more about my musical ventures here.) All that said, I love these four songs and am very happy with them. I hope you enjoy them.
As for health and diet...I've completely made it through another cycle with even fewer symptoms!!! I'm amazed how the symptoms just lessen and lessen each month. I was blown away to not have more than a few 30 minute episodes with slight tension around my forehead and face this cycle (remember, I used to have anywhere from 3-15 days of tension headaches and migraines per month.) And...a FIRST for me: absolutely no fatigue after my cycle ended. Usually I have a day where I feel a crashed and beat up, even just a little bit. I did experience a little bit of insomnia, but it was not accompanied with stress and I did end up getting enough good sleep despite the hours I laid awake. I attribute ALL of this positivity to my diet.
(That broth cooking you see is this one that I've shared with you before. )
I think people draw a blank when they are presented with the fact that a very clean alkaline plant-based diet can very possibly rid them of their health issues. That is because we are so dependent on the realities we have set up for ourselves and it takes a lot of mental deconstructing to stop eating things like dairy, gluten, meat and so forth. We have stories and beliefs attached to these foods and our diet can't change until those beliefs are mitigated. That is what has been true for me, anyway. And I will try to speak more to that in the coming posts.
In closing for today. Here are a few things we have brought into our kitchen recently that you might like to peek at. In an effort to stop using bottled water or RO (Reverse Osmosis) water (which takes gallons and gallons of "waste" water to get 1 good gallon of usable water), we invested in this which filters our sink water! And we could not be happier.
I also got this book as a present from my mom to go with this spiralizer. I was using a really old spiralizer that didn't work at all for years and had my eye on this one. I am so excited to start spiralizing today when my new one arrives.
Much Love to you and Be Well,


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Today, my thoughts meandered over the countless people I've met so far in my 23 years of life.We rarely think about this while rushing around our daily schedules, but how is it that we crossed paths with the exact people we've met, and why did we connect with some of them? Why didn't we connect with others?
The majority of people I've met in the past, I've fallen out of contact with. But it doesn't mean that they didn't leave something in me.
In elementary school, a friend I used to act out make-believe stories with. A friend I played horses and avoided cooties with.
Boys I crushed on, boys I thought I really liked, but didn't really know about.
Friends who inspired me artistically, musically, spiritually. Friends I had fights and then made up again with. Friends who stuck with me and kept in touch even after I moved across the ocean.
Classmates, teachers, students, coworkers. People I met through music. People I met once and may never see again.And there are still so many people yet to meet, who will inspire and captivate me, anger and sadden me, support and encourage me. They will inevitably leave marks on my existence.
It's like a miracle that we met, know, and have built relationships with the people in our lives now. Out of millions and billions of people out there in the world, the situations and timings happened to be just exactly right for those few to make it into our stories.
It's easy to take them for granted sometimes.But once in a while, I hope you remember to cherish, give thanks, and send a smile to the important people in your lives.
In the words of Christopher McCandless:
"Happiness only real when shared."


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I just saw this on Twitter.
"Blood makes you related. Loyalty makes you family."
I just saw this on Twitter.
"Blood makes you related. Loyalty makes you family."
That really is very cute. And true. You can't choose your family, unfortunately.
I'm having a hard time with believing how a conversation just went with someone I thought was a friend. She questions what I tell her, a lot. And it's about my own business. Invalidating. It's like I have to prove myself and explain how I know what I'm talking about. And then I remind her of something she once said that backs up my claim and then she denies ever having said it. Must be a narc. Like I once said, so many from my past are. Probably time to move on from that friendship.
Hahaha! The cat's little face poking out from under the toque made me laugh the most.
Even though relationships can be painful and awkward for me, I've committed myself to begin to make friends as replacement for family. It makes me feel a little freer, like starting afresh.
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Volunteer Andrea interviews the editorial staff of One Story, a literary journal.
Volunteer Andrea: The pieces in One Story are diverse (e.g. anorexia, overachieving children, corporate discontent, homosexuality, the silence in relationships), and many stories have won awards. How do you decide which stories to publish?
One-Story: The short answer is that we look for stories that feel whole. By that I mean when you're finished you feel you've had a substantive literary experience. The truth is that we have a broad perspective and enjoy all types of stories from dense and articulate realism to something surreal that challenges your notions of what a short story can be. I think the moment of recognition is different for each editor, but there is an element to which you have to lose yourself in the story. We can have an extensive editorial process and it's important a story holds up through that process.
Volunteer Andrea: One Story subscribers receive a 3,000-8,000 word story every three weeks. How did you know that this was the right frequency for a One Story subscription?
One-Story: It was really the brainchild of our Publisher, Maribeth Batcha, who in imagining One Story tapped into her own experiences as a reader. She knew that frequency would add excitement and enable our magazine to become a regular part of a reader's life, making it one of those essentials that would be missed when absent (and in turn hopefully result in a stable subscriber base). On the other end of the spectrum, we knew to publish the quality stories we were aiming for required time. Without the resources to have a huge staff of editors, the once-a-month model seemed the perfect tension point between frequency and quality.
Volunteer Andrea: One Story has both corporate and government sponsors. How has sponsorship fostered One Story?
One-Story: In an ideal world, subscriptions alone would fund all of the magazine's needs, and our staff would all be paid like investment bankers. But, of course, that's not how things work. Despite having a vibrant subscriber base of over 15,000, we need support from sponsors to do what we do. As a non-profit, we're incredibly grateful that there are organizations willing and able to help us keep short stories relevant and accessible to a broader public.
Volunteer Andrea: What does One Story do to support its authors after their stories have appeared?
One-Story: We tend to think about our authors as extended family. After publication we nominate them for awards, host readings, and promote their books on our blog and in a quarterly printed insert (thanks to a generous Amazon.com grant). Every spring we also honor our writers who have published their first book in the prior calendar year at our annual benefit – the Literary Debutant Ball.
Volunteer Andrea: One Teen Story launches in September 2012. What is your vision for that publication?
One-Story: Despite the boom in YA literature in the last decade, the industry has yet to come up with an engaging way to get short stories into the hands of younger readers. One Teen Story is an answer to that. Eight issues published monthly throughout the school-year exploring themes and situations compelling to younger readers. It's about igniting a life-long love affair with literature in general and short stories in particular.
Volunteer Andrea: Is there anything else we should know about One Story?
One-Story: I think you covered it!
One Story is an award-winning, non-profit literary magazine that features one great short story mailed to subscribers every three to four weeks. Founded by publisher Maribeth Batcha and Editor in Chief Hannah Tinti in 2002, One Story is devoted to promoting the art of the short story and supporting the writers who write them. Available in good old-fashioned print or on the Kindle/iPad, One Story now stands as one of the largest literary magazines in the country with over 15,000 readers. 2012 marks One Story's 10th Anniversary. Come and celebrate at www.one-story.com.


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Fantasy Basketball Mock Draft – Round Five
Players already on the team are in parentheses.
Team A: Jamaal Magloire (J. Terry, R. Allen, P. Stojakovic, K. Garnett)
Team B: Rasheed Wallace (E. Okafor, R. Artest, S. O'Neal, L. James)
Team C: Corey Maggette (A. Iguodala, B. Davis, Y. Ming, D. Nowitzki)
Team D: Zack Randolph (M. Camby, C. Bosh, S. Marbury, S. Marion)
Team E: Cuttino Mobley (A. Miller, B. Wallace, J. O'Neal, T. McGrady)
Team F: Carlos Boozer (R. Jefferson, M. Ginobili, M. Bibby, A. Stoudamire)
Team G: Kenyon Martin (K. Hinrich, S. Francis, E. Brand, K. Bryant)
Team H: Rafer Alston (M. Redd, D. Howard, S. Nash, T. Duncan)
Team I: Rip Hamilton (R. Lewis, J. Johnson, J. Kidd, A. Kirilenko)
Team J: Tyson Chandler (Z. Ilgauskas, C. Billups, V. Carter, D. Wade)
Team K: Samuel Dalembert (L. Hughes, P. Gasol, P. Pierce, A. Iverson)
Team L: Bobby Simmons (J. Richardson, L. Odom, B. Miller , G. Arenas)
In the fifth round, for the first time since round two, we run into 12 players who are all in the same tier in our overall rankings (we'll get to our overall rankings at some point in early October). This is the last round of the draft where you are drafting a player who will unquestionably be on a roster all year long. Starting in the sixth round, you'll hear some names that at least have a chance of ending up on the waiver wires. But not here. Everyone here should be getting at least 30 mpg, and will make real contributions to your team.
Because everyone here was in a similar tier, the selections this round really took into account team needs more than player ability. If after five rounds, you're lacking at either of the scarcity positions, you could be in serious trouble. And as we see here, only 2 teams are left without a center (Teams G and I). Only one has no PG, but they do have LeBron James, who will contribute to assists like a PG would. Put yourself in the position of the two teams with no center as yet. Particularly in leagues like this one where teams are required to start two centers, you're going to have to either pass up greater talent to select a center in the next few rounds or stick a couple of bums in the starting lineup every day. Neither option is particularly appealing. This is where the "Best Player Available" strategy can handcuff you.
Tomorrow we'll take a look at Round 6, the last round we did for this mock draft. But before we do, anyone have any major disagreements with selections we've made?


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Author has written 7 stories for Teen Titans.
My Art: kthunter.deviantart.com Not a busy account, but I do post some cosplay and needlework photos there
Twitter: @KTHunter_Author Probably my busiest account
Tumblr: My blog - some actual writing, lots of reposts of Loki & Teen Titans
I just posted a "Six Degrees of Tom Hiddleston Recommended Reading List" on my tumblr blog. It's just a fun list of books on which his movies are based AND those books and people mentioned in his movies.
I try to reply to all reviews. However, I am unable to send replies on "guest" reviews. Guest reviews are welcome, and I thank you for them! I just regret that I cannot reply personally. But if you send one... THANKS SO MUCH!!! HUGGLE! I love reviews!
Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) fic:
Thorverse: "The House of Loki" The first chapter was published on 2/20/2014. Updates are planned, but I have no regular schedule for them. This is a new sandbox for me, so please forgive me if I get some of the canon wrong. For the moment, my main source is the MCU movie canon. As of right now, I will not include any Agents of SHIELD (i.e., Lorelei) storylines, as I just haven't watched the show. I don't have cable, even for normal network TV.
I have collected some inspirational images for this story. These are pictures that sparked my imagination and led me to create the realm of Eddaheim mentioned in the little blurb in the first chapter. If you'd like to take a look at some of those images, here is the link:
I also have a Loki/Tom Hiddleston Pinboard at
If you have a Pinterest account, you are more than welcome to follow these boards.
Mythological References: "The Norse Myths" by Kevin Crossley-Holland. This is one of my favorite collections of Norse myths. The author combined multiple sources, including Snorri's eddas, and blended them into a very readable narrative. There are plenty of notes in the back pages that provide additional information on his sources. The relationships between the characters (Thor/Loki/Odin/Frigga) are very different in the myths than in the movies. I highly recommend you read about the original myths if the movies piqued your interest in mythology at all. The MCU is its own animal, very loosely based on the real myths.
I also recommend taking a peek at Bulfinch's Mythology, which you can read online here (as it is public domain): It contains a nice summary of the Norse myths as well as Greek & Roman myths and stories from Arthurian legend. There are also Legends of Charlemagne in its pages. I found a nice bound copy at Barnes & Noble for a good price, and it has lots of beautiful illustrations.
Names - I tried to use as many "Viking"-style names as possible for my original characters, except for the ones from Midguard. Also, for some of the "other" Nine Realms characters, I used names based on the convention in recent issues of "Thor: God of Thunder", especially the light elves and dwarves. For example, we will meet a light elf of Alfheim with the rather unfortunate name of Tickseed Sunflower. Yes, it's the name of an actual flower in real life.
Except for the dark elves, who already had established names (Algrim, Malekith), we haven't heard many names of other races in the MCU. So I took some liberties.
I used for most of the Viking-style names. This is a great site, and I highly recommend giving it a look if you are at all interested in Vikings outside of the Marvel universe!
Chapter 2 reference to The Casket of Ancient Winters
Here is my reference to The Casket of Ancient Winters' ability to make holder grow younger gradually
Chapter 11 reference to catching arrows - the TV Tropes web site
Chapter 11 reference to Asterix comics
Chapter 11 references to the books Loki read in Thor 2 , suggested to me by tumblr user Eva Keniva
Teen Titans fic:
"Twilight Child" Story arc so far (links appear below my profile):
"Twilight Child" - There is a powerful illustration of chapter 5 done by vampirecheetah at
"Deeper" - There is an adorable illustration for Chapter 2 done by KryptoCow at
"Stair Luge Samurai" - fluffy one shot, but still in TC continuity
A really fun illustration by KryptoCow is at
Another illustration was done by angel-gidget at .
"Coyote", the real part 3 -- Be sure to check out the wonderful illustration done by SparkyX for Chapter 21 of "Coyote" at
You can see other examples of Sparky's wonderful Titan art at .
Hiding-daisy on deviantArt has completed her commission for me, and I absolutely love it. This is for chapter 20. The image was too large to fit on the scanner, but I was able to scan the heart of the picture:
Isn't it beautiful? You can see other examples of her work at .
"He Thinks He's Elvis" - posted May 2007. This one was written out of order. It happens before "Nadir" but was finished long after.
"Nadir" - posted June 2006
Here is another great illustration for Chapter 9, this time with Bart and Raven as the centerpiece, by angel-gidget:
"Dawn Child" - posting began January 2008, ongoing for now. I am posting this one a chapter at a time, and it's been slow. UPDATE 2/20/2014: I do plan to finish this at some point!!!!!
This story arc breaks continuity with the DC Universe at TT #20. This means that Speedy (Mia) is not on the team at this point. This arc also ignores the events of Infinite Crisis and pretty much anything that happens after the Red Dress Incident in #20.
About Me
Long-time reader and comic book fan, old school geek, currently a housewife and aspiring science fiction writer who likes to indulge in her fanfic writing habit every now and then.
I guess it is pretty obvious that I am a huge Raven fanatic, whether it is her comic book incarnation or her cartoon incarnation.
I am also a huge supporter of BBRae -- although in the original series I never would have even dreamed of these two getting together. When I saw their silhouetted embrace in issue 12 of the current series, my jaw hit the floor. Then I realized, hey, these 2 are perfect complements for each other. It could work. I hope that the writers aren't just teasing us with this. I'd really like to see them get together. I don't think I'm alone in that, either. I have read a lot of really good BBRae fanfic out there!
I love the Marvel Cinematic Universe, especially MCU Loki. I really appreciate the enormous effort that the actors put into their characters to bring them to life. It is great to be taken that seriously as a reader. I am looking forward to the upcoming Captain America 2 and Guardians of the Galaxy. Who doesn't love a heavily armed raccoon?
Current reading list:
Comics: Loki: Agent of Asgard and Thor: God of Thunder, as well as the new Black Widow series.
Unfortunately, I have pretty much given up on the New 52 Teen Titans. They are so far from the Wolfman/Perez team (and even the Geoff Johns team) that I am just not interested in reading it any more. If they reboot the team later, I will give it a try.
I just found a great web site with some wonderful information on grammar: . There is a lot of really interesting information here, and Mr. Lynch presents much of it in an easy-to-read format. Take a look! I never really understood split infinitives until I read about them here.
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|Scout and Henry at 2 weeks old, unsure cat in the background
Henry came to me as most any rescued dog comes to someone, unexpectedly. I already had set in place to add my second dog to our family from the same breeder who bred my first Labrador. She was pretty reputable, more so than some but probably not to the very high standards of others. The parents were on the premise and typical of a well bred family lab, big teddy bears with energy to spare when called for. After searching around central Maine, where I currently reside, I was willing to travel North again to purchase a puppy from her.
In central Maine it is hard to find a reputable breeder at a reasonable cost, or what I am willing to pay for a dog I should say. I work at the local veterinary clinic in my town where I have the advantage to knowing the ins and outs of the breeders dogs. I know the breeders that come in, see the breeding dogs, know their genetics and perhaps the chronic issues they have, whether sound temperaments or not; dog or people aggressive, whether or not they do any sort of parasite prevention or just the fact if they have seen a vet in the last year for a wellness exam. I may be mistaken but I think the average person only looks at the puppies and has made their decision before knowing anything else. I don't feel the appropriate questions are asked or the fact that they don't ask to see the parents. A reputable breeder will have an extensive application for the buyer to fill out, a health guarantee, and would have at least one parent on the premises. Others sell puppies to do just that, sell them. They have lost the idea behind breeding, to produce offspring that uphold the breed standards as well as having sound temperaments.
I had contacted the breeder in Northern Maine after much frustration of seeing the breeders around central Maine. It was in November when I asked her when her next litter was to be expected and to put me on the list. I had a ways to wait. A litter wasn't expected until late spring and wouldn't be ready to go until July. July, that felt like a lifetime away.
For the year or so that I did look around the Whitefield area for a puppy, every litter of Labradors that came into the clinic, I would inquire about. I was open to male or female, color wasn't a breaking point, although I am partial to yellow labs, but mostly I wanted to find a puppy with a personality and temperament that would fit my family. I wasn't set on the fact that it needed to be a yellow male, because if there was only one in the litter it could have the potential to be the one that was timid and no confidence at all. Not something I would desire. My co-worker, Dale, a licensed veterinary technician, who once had Labradors himself and now had three chihuahuas, was ready to humor the idea of adding a larger dog to his pack, preferably a female black lab. Being partial to labs we would both fawn over litters that came in for check ups and ask questions but neither of us felt any of them would be the right addition.
There was a point where I would hold and snuggle every new puppy that came into the clinic. I longed for a second dog. Once I had committed to a puppy from the breeder it was amazing how that void was filled. I now just patiently counted the months until my puppy would arrive. Then came the unexpected project.
|Henry 1st day home at 2 days old
I remember it clearly. It was a Thursday, my day of reprieve as a receptionist and to aid as an assistant to the technicians and to do paperwork for the Doctors. It approaching early afternoon and nearing the end of my shift. Dale, Dr. Mayerson and myself were working at the break room table with idle talk when Amanda came out back with a message. Lucille Griffin, one of the most reputable breeders in our town, had just had a dog deliver eight puppies.
I had often considered purchasing a puppy from Lucille, but unfortunately I wasn't willing to pay the price for one. In my experience with my first lab, Scout, the first year of their life is the most expensive. Not just with routine boosters, the neutering, but with accidents. You have a young dog who is exploring the world, they are mischievous and prone to trouble. Now don't get me wrong, her dogs were some of the better looking labs I had seen in a long time and well worth the money. They were smaller in stature, the English Labradors, with block heads, and the thick otter tail. She checked hips and elbows, and kept them parasite free. Lucille provided them with annual wellness checks to ensure they were healthy. Her litters were always brought in to be examined by a licensed veterinarian who signed off on a health certificate and the breeder provided a 2 year health guarantee.
Amanda approached us out back. Started rattling off the facts. Lucille is on the phone, Roxy just finished having eight puppies. She is setting up an appointment to have the dewclaws removed but she noticed that three of those puppies have cleft palates. She is wondering if anyone here would be willing to take them and bottle feed them. Lucille would do it but she just doesn't have the time to bottle feed three of them. There are two yellow males and one black female. I think the words echoed around in my head, yellow male, as I am sure Dale honed in on black female. Dale and I exchanged a brief sideways glance, grinning and raised eyebrows, and then a look back to Amanda, "I'd be willing to try it."
|Progression of Henry's cleft palate and how it has closed some on its own.
"We should try and keep them together as a litter as long as possible." Dale said.
"I agree." I said focusing more on the fact that puppies that grow up in a single puppy litter are suspected to have more behavioral issues. I wanted them to stay together as much as possible for developmental purposes.
"If you need help, I would be willing to help out. I will tell Jack it's a foster, not a permanent part of the family." Pipes in Dr. Mayerson.
"That's right. I have to talk to Brock first. I'll do it but I have to take him into consideration and at least make him aware of it."
Then comes the realization of the fact that the puppies are defective. Cleft palates, bottle feeding, survival rate? Tube feeding? What is the extent of their cleft palates? Are their faces deformed too? They should at least feed off of the mother for the rest of the day to obtain as much colostrum as possible.
A cleft palate, for those that may be unaware, can be primary or secondary. A primary cleft palate is one that you would notice by looking at the dog. It could produce a split in the lip up to the front of the dogs nose and can vary in severity. A secondary cleft palate is not noticeable unless looking in the dogs mouth. It too, ranges in severity but is an opening in the midline of the roof of the mouth that can affect the hard palate only, the soft palate only, or both. It also can range in the width of the opening. It is not entirely certain what creates a cleft palate. Some attribute it to genetics, others blame it on something the mother had while the pups were in utero, like steroids or other medications.
|Shirley (black lab) and Henry (yellow lab) at 7 months. We pet sat Miss Shirley for a week in November, brother and sister united.
Amanda returns again, "Lucille has decided to keep the puppies until Saturday to give them a chance to nurse on the mother,"
There was one concern addressed, "Her dewclaw removal appointment is then for the other puppies. She'll bring those three in then to be looked at and if you still want them you can meet her here and take them or we can euthanize them."
"Good, I will be here, so I can let you know the extent of the palates." Dr. Mayerson said. Dale said he'd be able to meet Lucille here at her appointment time to assess the situation too.
I left work not too long after the development of our new project to head for Boston. How was I going to explain this one to Brock?
I decided to approach Brock about this as a project that we are taking on at work to try and save these three puppies. They would have to go home with people at night because of the feeding schedule but otherwise would be at the clinic. He didn't ever say no or question it. I think he knew what I was skirting around and was probably aware my mind was made up.
After I finished my shift in Bangor, at Green Acres Kennel, I headed straight for Dales house. I had arrived early to mid afternoon. It was perfect timing he told me, he was just getting ready to feed them again. The milk replacement was warmed and placed in the bottles and we took them out to see if we could acclimate them to the bottle. At this point they had nursed off the mother for 2 days so they weren't initially so easy to convert to the rubber nipple. I peered into the box where they huddled together on the heating pad and pulled out the bigger yellow male.
I had never done anything like this before so figuring out the best way to hold him and everything was new. They also had to be stimulated after eating to go to the bathroom. I had an overwhelming feeling. In 45 minutes time it seemed like we hardly got any of the required amounts of milk into the three pups. Dale and I laughed at the situation and finally decided that we needed to split the pups. By the time nursing the 3 pups was done it would practically be time to start over again. We put the bottles and puppies down, looked at each other with a look that said, "What did we just get ourselves into", and laughed.
"Are you taking one of these home?" Dale asked.
"I think I better," I chuckled.
"Well which one do you want?" he said. Again, knowing Dale was partial to the black labs and I to the yellow, that wasn't a problem, but which yellow do you take? At two days old you don't know much of anything about how those pups are going to be when older.
"I will take this one I guess." I said as I lifted the slightly larger yellow male out of the bin. "I don't know what I'm doing and he looks like he is doing alright."
Dale gave me some hot water bottles and I wrapped them in the towel and placed them in the carrier I had brought along. Then, in went the puppy. With a final glance and a wish of luck I headed out the door with my second dog...And that is how Henry came to be in my life.
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Where: Institute of Advanced Studies workshop hosted by Dr George Dowswell, Dr Ruth Mellor, Prof Tracy Roberts, Prof Sheila Greenfield from Health and Population Sciences
Wednesday 1st May 2013, 9.30am to 4.30pm (lunch included)
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Pokemon Go Tips Apk – For those who've managed to get the game working, we've put together some hints and tips to help you out. One way to continue playing without having to move would be by tricking the game into thinking that you have covered a great distance. You can do this by placing your phone on surfaces that move. If you attach your device to something moving like a vinyl or a wheel that spins around, it would have the same outcome as if you were walking up and down the streets.
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UK government introduces new sanctions and anti-money laundering bill
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Juliana Bicycles and the Enduro World Series have joined forces to stoke out the ladies this year. We're offering a day out on the bike with Juliana ambassador Anka Martin to get a glimpse into life at the EWS races. Come and join us to be part of the event and experience the vibe without any of the pressure to race. We'll be shredding trails, watching some race action, mingling with the pros, sampling some local food, sharing a beer or two, Q&As and much more. Each venue will be slightly different highlighting that specific venue, the country, the culture, and of course, its trails.
Rides will take place at five of the 2017 EWS venues – on the Friday prior to the race weekend.
Rotorua NZL | March 24
Tasmania AUS | April 7
Madeira POR | May 12
Whistler CAN | August 11
Finale ITA | September 29
FINALE – Friday September 29
Shuttles, shredding & Food of course!
Time: 9.00am
Place: We'll meet at the "Bike Park" area, where you'll find Alter Ego Pizzeria & Ultimate Bike Shop just outside of Finalborgo.
Max amount of women: 14
Ok ladies, it's time for the final round of the EWS in beautiful Finale Ligure, which means it's time for another special Juliana day out on the bikes. This time we're going to treat you with a morning of shuttles on some of Finale's finest tracks, followed by a decadent Italian lunch at Osteria del Cantoniere in Melogno (make sure you bring your appetite along), followed by a full tummy descent down Rollercoaster all the way back to town.
This amazing day is on the house thanks to Juliana Bicycles! Sign up now, as this will fill up quickly.
WHISTER – Friday August 11
Backyard Blitz Adventure with Juliana Bicycles
Amount of spots available: 20
Level of ride: Intermediate to Advanced.
Meet: 9am for coffee & pastries at Portobello Market & Bakery in Blackcomb (4599 Chateau Blvd, Whistler, BC V0N 1B4, Canada).
We're not going far away, and why would you if you have some of THE best trails right in your backyard. We'll head over to Blackcomb, pedal up the hill at a very slow, enjoyable, chat – able pace, before dropping down one of the classics. This is a fun ride, not a race or a contest, so if you're keen for a chill, relaxed environment to spend the morning, then join us!
Apres: We'll head to Lost Lake for a swim if it's boiling hot or head right on over to the Handlebar in Blackcomb for some beers & snacks (http://handlebar.beer 4557 Blackcomb Way, Whistler, BC, Canada).
Free of charge thanks to Juliana Bicycles 🙂
MADEIRA – Friday, May 12
Date: Friday, May 12
Meeting Time: 09:00h
Meeting Place: Bus Park – Basic Uplift to Montado do Pereiro
Ability: Group will be riding approximately 5 stages of the EWS course which means we will be climbing between 1000-1500m over 40-50km – so a big physical day out. The amount of riding can be adapted along the day as we can cancel doing a stage or two if we get tired. This may be cut shorter if the weather is bad. This is an advanced day out on the bike due to the length of the day and also the stages that we will be riding – BUT this does not mean that you cannot challenge yourself and remember we can always cut the ride shorter and call it a day when we've had enough.
Please come prepared with your hydration pack, own water, snacks and anything that you may need for a big day out on the bike.
Cost: Free of charge – includes lunch at a local restaurant. Limit 10 riders.
TASMANIA – Friday, April 7
Date: Friday, April 7
Time: 8am – 11am (Possibly a bit later if we opt to do another run back into town & add lunch & loungin
Level: Blue grade trail. Beginner to Intermediate.
Cost: Free of charge. Includes shuttles, riding, lunch & a drink 🙂
Where: Ladies; we're jumping on the Vertigo shuttle bus and heading out to the new "adventure trail" called the Blue Tier trail situated approximately 35km east of Scottsdale and 25km north west of St Helens. It is approximately 18km of blue rated goodness that meanders through a range of terrain from above the treelike into a temperate rainforest below – a true "wild ride" experience. This trail is predominantly a descending trail, but it's definitely not all downhill ladies! This ride should take us about 2 hours at a leisurely pace & we will finish right near a little country pub where we will enjoy some lunch & a drink or two. Depending how everyone is feeling, we have the option to razz down another 10km track back into town or if we've all had enough razzing, we can hop on the bus and drive back to town.
"I can go anywhere in the world and ride machine built trail, but I can't go anywhere else to ride the Blue Tier Descent.
It's one of the rawest and most organic trails on the planet! Plus it ends at the best pub in Tassie!"
Wil Barrett January 2015
Limited to 24
ROTORUA – Friday, March 24
Join Anka in Rotorua for a micro adventure getaway to the beautiful and sacred Rainbow Mountain where we'll ride the loop trail passing through a very active geothermal field. Once at the summit, we'll be treated to views of Mt Tarawera in the north, Paeroa Ranges to the west and the volcanic peaks of the Tongariro National Park to the south. After ripping down the Te Ranga downhill we'll roll down to Kerosene Creek to soak our tired legs while enjoying a lovely picnic lunch under the shade of the pangas. After lunch, it's time to head back to Rotorua where we ditch the bike gear to go to the opening ceremony of the EWS and Crankworx festivities for a traditional Maori welcoming.
Date: Friday, March 24
Time: Meet at 9am, load bikes, drive 25km south to Rainbow Mountain
Place: Redwood Forest Parking Lot
Ability: Advanced beginner to Intermediate (easy Grade 2, casual pace ride up to the top of the hill with a Grade 4 descent back down the Te Ranga mountain bike track).
Cost: Free of charge


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The benefit that someone will gain when it comes to the screening of the healthcare concerns will be so many. The life screening is a company that will be concerned with the screening of health issues so that to help in the detection and the prevention. The one aim that they have it's that they will be able to detect diseases from happening and prevent them before they even occur. However, that's not what usually happens and when they are screening they will find something that will need further care. No matter the case with the help of the lifeline screening they will allow anyone to make the necessary steps in making sure that that the health has been enhanced and have a confident look of the future.
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Each screening will be different, and it will require someone to prepare differently too. Some will expect someone to fast a few hours before getting the screening. It's essential that every preparation needed is followed so that to get the right results. If the lifeline screening will be of the artery screening, then the kind of clothes that you have to wear is lose clothes. With this type of screening then the fasting will not be necessary. The lifeline screening will have to be carried in a place free of destruction so that means after getting inside the examination table the phone should be switched off and remove any watches. If it's the abdominal screening that's when someone has to fast for 4 hours.
When getting the lifeline screening, there are so many diseases that someone would be preventing. And that's one of the benefits of the lifeline screening. Conditions like the cardiovascular problems they just don't happen. It will take them a couple of years until the diseases will have advanced and become very tricky to treat. Research has indicated that if the illnesses were discovered early then someone can be treated and they could feel good that's why the lifeline screening is helpful because it will be able to identify this conditions before they become serious.
What is expected when going through the lifeline screening it's that no matter the procedure that anyone is taking there is a protocol that must be followed. Before any lifeline screening just follow the instruction that you will be given so that to avoid any complication and so that to get the right results.
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There are few debates fiercer than Samsung vs Apple, especially on the mobile phone front, but it turns out the devices might be more similar than you thought.
So similar, in fact, that Samsung may well end up making more profit from sales of the upcoming iPhone X than their very own Galaxy S8.
Weird, right?
Related: Samsung Galaxy S8 vs iPhone 7: 6 reasons the new Android phone is best
Well, according to The Wall Street Journal, the technology inside Apple's latest, ground-breaking device is actually Samsung-made – and more profitable, clearly.
The iPhone X includes a NAND flash memory chip, DRAM chip and brand new OLED display all courtesy of Samsung, features which will set the tech giant up for a pretty penny if forecasts are to be believed.
The maths predicts an additional $4 billion profit for Samsung thanks to iPhone X sales, but to be honest, we're just processing the fact that all our phones are pretty much the same.
Related: Updated: 23 secret iPhone tips and hacks that you didn't know about
And the similarities don't end with handsets, especially after Samsung announced three new wearable products that Apple fans will probably find familiar.
As well as a sleek new smartwatch, Samsung recently unveiled an enhanced version of its GPS sports band and the second generation of its own wireless earbuds.
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In the first half of this program, host Ben Kieffer talks with two members of the new Iowa Department of Education commission charged with strengthening the core curriculum. Guests are D.T. Magee, the Executive Director of the Iowa Board of Educational Examiners, and Tom Downs, Executive Director of the Iowa Association of School Boards.
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The conference is ideally placed in time and location [2].
November certainly closes the 2013 observing session during which the compact dusty S-cluster object (DSO - often also called gas cloud G2) will probably have passed massive Black Hole associated with Sagittarius A* (SgrA*) at the center of the Milky Way.
This event has spawned great activities in observing the Galactic Center covering the entire electromagnetic spectrum from radio, via infrared to X-ray wavelengths using telescopes across the world. Hence, in Granada we look forward to conclude the presumably fruitful research session on SgrA*.
While the conference mainly aims at a first attempt to summarize this year's observational results, matters need to be put into perspective. The nucleus of our Galaxy has an extremely low luminosity. Although it also demonstrates that violent activities may take place at times. Hence, a comparison between the center of the Milky Way and the nuclei of galaxies hosting Low Luminosity Active Galactic Nuclei appears to be imperative.
In addition, it is time to review the current state of theoretical efforts. Emphasis will be given to the implications for our understanding of the feeding mechanism of Black Holes, the accretion phenomenon and the physical nature of the event horizon. The activity and properties of massive black holes are also intimately related to their surroundings. The conference will therefore also be dedicated to reviewing the most recent findings on star formation, properties of the ISM, magnetic fields, and stellar structure, kinematics, and dynamics near massive black holes. Simulations and theoretical predictions need to be compared to each other and source models for the Galactic Center and the interaction with its immediate environment need to be updated.
Follow this link [3] for the constitution of the Science Organizing Committee.
Check out the program here [4].
Invited speakers:
The Galactic Center Black Hole Laboratory Conference in Granada is mainly organized by the COST Action MP0905 "Black Holes in a Violent Universe [5]" and is and hosted by and held at the Auditorium of the Instituto des Astrofisica de Andalusia [6] (IAA CSIC), Spain.
The Local Organizing Committee [3] is lead by Dr. Antxón Alberdi (antxon_at_iaa.es).
The Conference is also closely linked to the COST Action MP1104 - "Polarization as a tool to study the Solar System and beyond [7]", the FP7 action "Probing Strong Gravity by Black Holes Across the Range of Masses [8]", and the collaborative research center SFB956 "Conditions and Impact of Star Formation - Astrophysics, Instrumentation and Laboratory Research [9]".
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Anthuriums are exotic tropical flowers that are grown in Hawaii and other warm climate areas to supply the cut flower industry around the world. The typical anthurium has large red, heart-shaped blossoms with a prominent stamen. However, many different cultivars exist and flower color ranges from white to green to violet. Anthurium leaves are also heart-shaped and add to the attractiveness of floral arrangements. This flowering plant does well outdoors in shaded areas of the tropics and indoors as a houseplant in other climate zones. A little pruning will help your plant to thrive and produce flowers.
Prune your anthurium at any time of year. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, commercial anthurium growers use a number of different leaf pruning strategies.
Cut all but three or four of the largest, healthiest leaves to the base of their stems, using your clippers. Compost the leaves or use them in a soil mix to grow other anthuriums.
Trim spent flowers down to the base of their stem. Also cut fresh flowers to their base for floral arrangements.
Cut off dead and dying leaves and those that become damaged from insects or other pests as soon as you notice them in order to allow your plant to focus its energy on producing new, healthy leaves and a maximum number of flowers.


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More and more frontline workers are discovering just how easy Patchwork makes it to find and get in touch with other practitioners working with the same client. The following is an actual collaboration scenario involving child protection and health professionals who have been connected to each other thanks to Patchwork and are now coordinating care around a common client.
*For reasons of confidentiality, the real names of the client and other individuals mentioned within the email text have been redacted and replaced with pseudonyms.
From: Eleanor Johnson
To: Alison Lockyer; Philip Tam
Subject: Billy
Hi all,
I have created a Patchwork team for Billy. I am the allocated caseworker currently preparing to meet Billy's Mum and work out a way we can work together.
Kind regards,
Elle Johnson
Child Protection Caseworker | Department of Family and Community Services
From: Alison Lockyer
To: Eleanor Johnson; Philip Tam
Subject: RE: Billy
That's great Elle – our team just had an information session on Patchwork last week, and it looks like a great tool for sharing information and working together.
Billy has had 2 visits with his mentors since they were matched, and they are very committed to him and working around any challenges that arise. It would be great to be able to give them some ideas on handling his behaviour, consistent with strategies already in place, in preparation for the day when he might be 'triggered' whilst in their care. I've had some chats with Bob and Tina about this, but would welcome any updates.
Alison Lockyer
Case Manager | Wesley Aunties and Uncles
From: Philip Tam
To: Alison Lockyer; Eleanor Johnson
Subject: Billy - thanks
Thanks, colleagues.
Yes, happy to work with the others in his care team & I will continue to monitor his medication.
If there is to be another multi-team case conference on Billy in the next few months do let me know.
Philip Tam
Child Psychiatrist | Croydon Health
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Writers and their legacy – Book week year after year
The book week is a festival that has no equal in the whole world. You're seized by an indescribable feeling of euphoria while rambling on the square. This is not a simple book fair but a special event that completely absorbs you, where you can experience what it's like to buy a book in the publisher's pavilion – a volume freshly arrived from the print which even may be dedicated by the author as well.
A unique cavalcade of books
The book festival owes its existence to Géza Supka, archeologist, journalist, and politician. According to his original proposition submitted during the yearly general meeting of the Hungarian Publishers' and Booksellers' Association (MKKE) in 1927, the Association was to organize a Book Week Festival each year. This event then fused together with the Children's Books Days after the "2001 – Year of Reading" celebrations, finding its final form.
The 86. Book Week Festival was held between 4 and 8 June 2015. The MKKE asked the mayors of every prominent municipality of the country to let their village or city join this special event of Hungarian literature and book publishing. About 80 communities participated in the Festival nationwide; Budapest had several celebration spots and Kolozsvár also got involved in the occasion for the fifth time.
On Vörösmarty Square (Budapest) there were 47 pavilions with about 200 national and foreign publishers premiering and selling their books. This year's event hosted the publication of almost 350 new works written by Hungarian authors. The Festival was opened by Mátyás Sárközi, the Attila József Prize winner writer from London.
Book Festival everywhere
One of the novelties at the Book Festival of Gyula was Anna Jókai's "Válaszoltam," in which the two-time Kossuth and Attila József Prize winner publishes her most important interviews. The Book Week was opened by her. The particularity of the Gyula Book Festival was that in the tents set up on the busy squares of the city visitors could choose between book fairs and exhibitions, not mentioning the numerous open-air programs. Apart from the stalls of Dürer Printing House, IQ Bookshop, and Hiszi-Map, participants could go to the city library's pavilion where they had the chance to swap their old volumes – just like the year before.
In Miskolc there was a "poem tram" roaming the streets, offering "daily thought birds," "poem bouquets," and "reading corners" to passengers. The major goal of the event was to remind everyone of the pleasures of reading. Another highlight of the Book Week was the display of the giant book colored by the schoolchildren of Miskolc. This is can be seen in the Castle of Diósgyőr until this very day.
In Balatonfüred, the date of the Book Week coincided with that of the Wine-Jazz Festival, so book lovers were presented with numerous programs. The special guest of the Book Festival was László Lator Kossuth Prize winner poet, translator, literary historian. Many programs were created for the young generations: for example, there was a nonformal literature lesson held by Árpád Kollár, the president of the Young Writers' Association, who made a drama class related to the Harry Potter books.
In Kolozsvár the event was organized for the fifth time, and its central theme was Sándor Makkai, writer and Calvinist bishop of Transylvania born 125 years ago. People could participate at thematic conversations concerning Makkai's work as a writer and bishop, and they could share their opinions on the question of staying or leaving.
Written by Zsófia Tupi.
Translated by Mária Kenesei.
Photo: Canned Muffins
Published: Wed, 19/08/2015 - 12:13
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No desktop after Windows Welcome/Splash Screen
Within the past two days I have had a problem accessing my desktop. Microsoft KB correctly describes my situation: "The desktop does not load and only displays a black or blue background after you log on."
1. I have download the MS hotfix. Works once, then reverts to not giving me access to desktop.
2. If I power off my machine, I reboot into safe mode. I click "normal boot." Things work fine. But again, only once.
3. Today I did a system restore to an earlier date when I did not have this problem. Windows said it could not restore to the earlier date. (In between that date and today I removed some programs.) But when I restarted my machine, Windows gave the earlier date as the system restore point.
Still having the problem of getting to my desktop.
Any suggestions as to a fix?
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|28 Jun 2013
can you tell what programs did you remove?
anyway, try this
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|28 Jun 2013
Programs removed were related to two version of SPSS, a statistical program, that were out of date. I did not remove anything related to Windows or my OS.
And yes, I also did the sfc/ scannow. Nothing was found or repaired.
Thanks. Are there other suggestions?
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|28 Jun 2013
windows 7 ultimate x64 and windows 8 pro x64
when it is sitting at the blank screen press ctrl+alt+delete and click the task manager. then click the file menu > new task and type out explorer.exe
that should get your desktop to load up once its up check your event viewer log to see what caused it to hang and let us know what it says, we can probably help once we have a little more info from the logs.
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|28 Jun 2013
Thanks. I think things are getting worse.
I logged off to try this suggestion. When I logged back on, my system froze at the Welcome Screen. Rebooted. Was able to get to desk top. Logged off again. Got past the welcome screen. This time desk top was completely blank except for cursor. Could move the cursor around.
Tried to follow the suggestion: ctrl+alt+delete to bring up task manager. Nothing. No response.
Any other thoughts? Thanks in advance.
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|28 Jun 2013
Heh, follow this tutorial and if you didn't fix it try this second tutorial.
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|28 Jun 2013
You may have a corrupted User account which can be checked by creating a new User Account - Create to see if it has a stable desktop. If so set it up, copy your files over and then delete the old account placing its remaining files on desktop until you're sure you have everything.
If you can't create a User Account from Windows then boot into System Recovery Options to
Enable Built-in Administrator from WinRE to test it as a User account and if stable create a New one from it.
If that fails and you can't work from a stable desktop then work through these steps for https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/219533-troubleshooting-windows-7-failure-boot.html?ltr=T
If you can work from the desktop then use these https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/220165-troubleshooting-steps-windows-7-a.html?ltr=T
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|29 Jun 2013
Not sure whether this observation helps in diagnosing the problem but....whenever my computer is off for an hour or more, the "failure to boot to the desk top" always occurs.
I did a clean boot diagnostic as bottafetthotmail suggested. None of the services or startup items created the problem. I always did a "restart now" whenever I made a change to msconfig and always got to my desktop. That prompted the observation above.
I have not done driver verification. Not sure how that isolates the inconsistent failure to get me to my desktop.
Finally, I am also not sure why I can get to my desktop every time I click a "normal restart" when I am in recovery model.
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|30 Jun 2013
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|01 Jul 2013
Thanks everyone of their suggestions. Update:
1) Ran verifier.exe for two days. No warnings. No notices.
2) Created a new user account with admin privileges today. One log on went fine. Second log on, couldn't get to the desktop.
So...should I move to Troubleshooting Windows 7 Failure to Start -- as gregrcoker suggests? Or are there other ideas.
Finally, does anyone have an opinion as to whether I should unzip the Microsoft Hotfix (KB Article ID: 2590550) in the directory were the following two files reside: Srvsvc.dll and Sscore.dll? Currently I have the Hotfix on my desktop and it unzips into top level C:
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I'm SO excited about this post because I've been waiting and waiting to share about my dark bedroom! Unfortunately it was (and in some areas still is) a work in progress and wasn't completed in a short amount of time. When we first bought out first (and current) home, I loved the mint-ish green color in the upstairs bedrooms. And at first I didn't mind how our bedroom décor (that we had purchased to match our previous apartment) paired with the color because I was so focused on re-painting and decorating the rest of the house.
However, one day I realized that I didn't actually enjoy our bedroom. I didn't want to just "hang out" in there; and sadly, I even decided that it was my least favorite room in the house! Not a good thing. I think your bedroom should be at least ONE of your favorite rooms in your home; if not your most favorite. You should go to sleep loving it and wake up loving it. So I knew it was time for a change!
I don't remember how or when I first decided to go for a dark bedroom color {my Pinterest room inspiration was a big influence}; but I DO know that I was excited and determined to do so. Soon I had my sweet husband on board as well; that is, he was "on board" until we spent forever trying to choose a color in Sherwin Williams and then started painting at 7 o'clock one evening because I was sooooooo eager to see how it would look.
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It is probably a rare occurrence for a car to do 100,000 miles in its lifetime never mind 300,000 but that is just what a classic Morris Minor 1000 has achieved.
John Davies, 84, from Aberystwyth in Wales has driven the car since the 1980s having bought it for £50 from his brother. That decision probably saved it from going for scrap so well done to Mr Davies. The car was first registered back on 1st November 1965 and he is the third person to own it.
When he bought it he spent in the region of £900 repairing the classic car and it has only let him down on one occasion since. The car has obviously proved to be a very reliable one. In fact, it still has its original engine. It would be interesting to look 49 years into the future to see if a brand new car bought today would still be motoring along with 300,000 miles on the clock.
He is still driving it to this day and travelled a distance of 1,153 miles last year. He takes it on shopping trips but does not travel long distances these days. He has it serviced once a year and it cost him £166.85 to insure this year.
Apparently, he has no intention of changing the two-door Morris Minor 1000 for a newer, modern car as it no doubt serves him well. Presumably, as he does so few miles in the car on an annual basis, the maintenance costs are not too high.
Yes, there are no doubt a number of cars on the roads in this country and overseas of that age but surely there cannot be too many that have clocked up so many miles? In this respect, we would love to hear from any other classic car enthusiasts that have vehicles with many, many miles on the clock.
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