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Put Microsoft Word documents into printable format
Budget €20-50 EUR
I have a some designs for an English Language School in Spain that are laid out in Microsoft Word and need transferring to a format that is suitable for printing. We have the following assets that need converting:
- 2 x 2 sided 4 colour A5 flyers (the design is the same for both flyers just the name of the school and the address are localised). Documents =New Flyerside1 and side 2 Valverde, New Flyerside1 and side2La Palma
- 2 x 1 sided A3 posters (again the design is the same for both posters just the name of the school and the address are localised). Documents= Poster La Palma and Poster Valverde.
- 1 x 2 sided business card ( [url removed, login to view] x [url removed, login to view]) 4 colour. Documents = Business Cards
- 1 x 2 sided A5 registration document (another flyer really, but just for a different use). Documents = Matric form front [url removed, login to view] Matric form back.
I am enclosing the Word documents for each asset and a document entitled Printers Requirement which specifies the format and output quality required. The printers I am going to use are [url removed, login to view] so please visit their website to confirm the requirements.
The colours used in the Word document are as follows:
Grey R37 G75 B113
Green R79 G156 B62
Red R178 G26 B72
The sooner the better for this and as its a small project I expect a very fast turnaround. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you need any further help or information.
Thanks in advance
Dave Bailey, Open4engish


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@Article{johnson:2003:mfsst, author = "Helen E. Johnson and David Broadhurst and Royston Goodacre and Aileen R. Smith", title = "Metabolic fingerprinting of salt-stressed tomatoes", journal = "Phytochemistry", year = "2003", volume = "62", number = "6", pages = "919--928", month = mar, keywords = "genetic algorithms, genetic programming", DOI = "doi:10.1016/S0031-9422(02)00722-7", abstract = "The aim of this study was to adopt the approach of metabolic fingerprinting through the use of Fourier transform infrared (FT-IR) spectroscopy and chemometrics to study the effect of salinity on tomato fruit. Two varieties of tomato were studied, Edkawy and Simge F1. Salinity treatment significantly reduced the relative growth rate of Simge F1 but had no significant effect on that of Edkawy. In both tomato varieties salt-treatment significantly reduced mean fruit fresh weight and size class but had no significant affect on total fruit number. Marketable yield was however reduced in both varieties due to the occurrence of blossom end rot in response to salinity. Whole fruit flesh extracts from control and salt-grown tomatoes were analysed using FT-IR spectroscopy. Each sample spectrum contained 882 variables, absorbance values at different wavenumbers, making visual analysis difficult and therefore machine learning methods were applied. The unsupervised clustering method, principal component analysis (PCA) showed no discrimination between the control and salt-treated fruit for either variety. The supervised method, discriminant function analysis (DFA) was able to classify control and salt-treated fruit in both varieties. Genetic algorithms (GA) were applied to identify discriminatory regions within the FT-IR spectra important for fruit classification. The GA models were able to classify control and salt-treated fruit with a typical error, when classifying the whole data set, of 9% in Edkawy and 5% in Simge F1. Key regions were identified within the spectra corresponding to nitrile containing compounds and amino radicals. The application of GA enabled the identification of functional groups of potential importance in relation to the response of tomato to salinity.", notes = "PMID: 12590119 See \cite{03_essa_153-163}", }
Genetic Programming entries for Helen E Johnson David I Broadhurst Royston Goodacre Aileen R Smith

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Because we know that Eustreptospondylus has only made an impact really through Walking with Dinosaurs I am doing almost zero talking today and instead providing videos for the Cruel Sea episode. Also, there are some toys, one of which you can read a review for at the Dinosaur Toy Blog.
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Well guys this bear market rally has continued much more than I expected and I feel quite drained..I am however still medium term bearish...Even though tired and exhausted with this market...Being year end and Christmas, I am taking a few days break from the markets..I am leaving some short positions still on but not trading around them anymore...I leave you with some good long term charts for your study...I have not added much comments but you can check them out...see the important t-lines and price areas of importance I have marked on the charts..Anyone with basic TA knowledge can make out what I am trying to say here :-)
First Chart - Monthly Sensex Very Long Term....Still in a nice bullish channel. Will we test the bottom area of the channel in 2009?
An even more closer look. Notice the area of importance price is now approaching. Good short point with appropriate stops.
Stay safe out there and Wish you all a Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year!


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Sunday, September 21, 2008
Today we celebrate communion.
The verses that will be on the front of our bulletin...
I will lift up the cup of salvation and call on the name of the LORD. Psalm 116:13
For whenever you eat this bread and drink this cup, you proclaim the Lord's death until he comes.
I Corinthians 11:26
While they were eating, Jesus took bread, gave thanks and broke it, and gave it to his disciples, saying, "Take and eat; this is my body."
Matthew 26:26
In the same way, after the supper he took the cup, saying, "This cup is the new covenant in my blood, which is poured out for you.
Luke 22:20
Can you imagine what it must have been like for Jesus,
knowing that this would come to pass,
knowing that there were men in the room
who were going to deny knowledge of Him
and even betray Him to the enemy?
He passed the cup and the bread and said these words.
Those with Him did not understand.
They would, so soon, come to understand.
We are so often like that.
It is only after the fact that we get
what was so important about it.
If they had only known that the
time they would have with Jesus was so brief,
I wonder how they would
have reacted.
Would they have rounded up security?
Perhaps attempted
to convince Him to flee in to hiding?
How our future would have changed
had not Jesus willingly given up
His life as sacrifice for our sins.
But that would not happen because
our names were known before the
foundation of the world. This was
God's marvelous plan and nothing
would change it. He is without
change. The same yesterday, today
and He will be the same tomorrow!
I pray that you understand what it
is that I write about.
If not, It is not too late.
He is waiting
and the angels are waiting to dance for joy
when you accept the wonderful
gift of salvation.
Have a blessed day!
Becky K.
Thanks for Popping by! Becky K. this Sunday, September 21, 2008
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- We made the expedient decision to sell the land to whomever offered the most money.
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Leadership Characteristics That Are necessary Today
Quality leadership is a essential asset found in all well-to-do organizations. see at any well-to-do company, group, or committee, and you will find a talented leader at the rear every of them. Many people ask the question, what makes a rich leader? Is it a natural born talent, or is it something you can learn? Why reach some people inspire others to be improved and make definite decisions, and others reach the opposite. Leadership skills are required of anyone who wishes to come by a better incline at action or any area in society. Some of the skills needed to be a good leader include: having clear communication skills, having a professional attitude, and living thing assertive and kind at the same time.These various characteristics of leadership are discussed in additional detail below.
-To begin, it is important for a leader to have positive communication skills. He or she needs to conveniently indicate what tasks craving to be done and gone they are due. Everyone needs to be on the thesame page. A truly good leader is next always approachable to discuss any questions that members of his or her team may have. He or she will make it positive what needs to be done if an employee runs into trouble.
-Next, a fine leader is a great observer of people. This entails that he or she gets to know the personalities of all on his or her team. The leader will know how to affect with difficult employees just as competently as he or she would later than simple going ones. He or she will be relaxed at all times, even subsequent to things get tense.
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ResearchMoz added Latest Research Report titled " Telecom Power Systems Market in APAC 2015-2019: Worldwide Market Size, Shares, Trends, Growth, Survey and Forecast report " to it's Large Report database.
Albany, NY -- (SBWIRE) -- 03/28/2016 -- The telecom power system market in APAC to grow at a CAGR of 10.72% during 2014-2019. Power systems are used in telecommunication installations for controlling, monitoring, and measuring the flow of power across telecom networks. These systems consist of converters, distributors, controllers, and backup systems that bear different technical specifications. The primary application of telecom power systems is in wireless and fixed-line environments. They are used in several other related applications, including network equipment, xDSL terminals, mobile broadband, cellular sites, and transmission applications.
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This report covers the present scenario and the growth prospects of the telecom power system market in APAC for the period 2015-2019. To calculate the market size, the report considers revenue generated from the sales of telecom power system equipment and services. Based on network, the market has been segmented into access and core.
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circa Aug. 12
HSBC Telemarketer #1:
Ma'am, you have been pre-approved for an HSBC card.
Not-so-busy me:
I'm really not interested, I already have two credit cards.
HSBC Telemarketer #1:
Ma'am, we have a really good program and it's very convenient. We'll just need your name and address so that we can send the card and then you don't need to activate.
Not-so-busy me:
Ok. [Gives name and address, just to be done with the conversation]
HSBC Telemarketer #1:
And Ma'am I will also need your mother's maiden name, your TIN, etc., etc., etc.
A-little-peeved-and-suspicious me:
Why do you need all this information?! On second thought, never mind about sending me the card.
circa Aug. 20
HSBC Telemarketer #2:
Ma'am, would you be interested in getting an HSBC card. All employees of [our company] have been pre-approved.
Busy me:
Sorry, I'm really not interested.
HSBC Telemarketer #2:
Ma'am, we have a good card, and there's are many conveniences and discounts...
Busy me:
Can I forward your call to someone who might be interested?
[Forwards call to operator.]
circa 1:30pm today
HSBC Telemarketer #3:
Hi Ma'am, I would like to offer the new HSBC card.
Quite-busy me:
Is there someone in particular you would like to speak to?
HSBC Telemarketer #3:
Actually Ma'am, anyone from this local who is a regular employee of your company. You're all pre-approved for HSBC credit cards.
Lying-through-the-teeth me:
Sorry I'm just a temp.
[Hangs up.]
Yes, I'm a bitch.
I know that they're only doing their job and that most of their income is commission-based but now I understand the aversion felt by people towards salesmen, phone or otherwise, especially when you're rushing an audit report for your boss's meeting and a persistent telemarketer with a cloying voice and an annoying accent is on the other line.
I did get my Citibank clear card through a telemarketer forwarded by my friend, so there must be an upside. At the time I desperately needed to transfer the balance of my other credit card. But this time, two cards are enough for me, and I would think that the HSBC telemarketers shouldn't do the rounds of our company every two weeks! Talk about hard-sell.
I just feel sometimes that if you say no firmly, okay, twice, then that's it. Enough already.


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Mens Ring Bands
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Artisan Mens Ring BandsArtisan Mens Ring Bands from Durango Silver Company are considerably different that those you will find at your local shopping mall or TV show. We produce unique designer Silver Mens Ring Bands here in Durango, Colorado USA that have a Southwestern style. Our style of Ring Bands are appealing to individuals that like Jewelry that is different from the normal Silver Jewelry typically available in the marketplace.
Our roots of Jewelry design derives from earlier times when the Spaniards came through our region in search of Gold and Silver. Atsidi Sani, a Navajo Blacksmith, learned how to work with Silver from the Spanish Conquistadors in 1865 which is when the Silver Jewelry trade began in the Southwest. Our companies designs still have strong elements of these early designs that are truely magnificient.


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Today I am doing home therapy. The Mr. is on his way to take his dad for some tests, Mac's at school and I am sipping coffee and watching "Hello Dolly" with Barbra Streisand. That is one of the foundations of home therapy; good coffee, a quiet house and if the television is on it must be only gentle and sweet programs. Health reform & mortgage adjustments are counter-productive.
Shortly I am going to the second phase, house keeping. In a few hours the washer will be humming along and one by one the rooms will sparkle and smell fresh and clean.
Phase three, grocery store. Don't like grocery shopping very much but I am more than aware and grateful to have a place a few minutes away with everything I need to feed my family and a car to drive me there and back. And the list-making is fun, menu planning and always a few surprises for my guys. This week, peanut butter cookies!
Home to an organized and waiting house and then banana bread baking. The staff have put in their request for this weekend's treat. Going to try another buttermilk bread recipe too.
Finally dinner plans, I am thinking about lasagna although being Friday we may opt for a dinner out to wrap up what is going to be a busy day for us.
I'm thankful today to have been raised by generations of women who practiced and taught me home therapy. It seems such a simple thing but I think there are many who have lost the desire for it. That's because they don't know the real secret.
Home therapy isn't for the sake of the home, it's for the homemaker. From the quiet morning when I close our proverbial doors to the outside world to the room by room reclaiming of the house to the preparations to nourish my family every step of home therapy smooths out my rough edges and gives me real purpose and pleasure. Putting things right around me gives me pause to realize just how much I have and even when I have to walk out the door tomorrow, I will have prepared a place to return and rest.
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Annoyingly Repeated Comment Of The Week
This week's Annoyingly Repeated Comment is brought to you by Knuckles the 33-Week Fetus.
I'm carrying Knuckles pretty low and far out, which is consistent with my last two pregnancies. Only Sonshine carried further out than Knuckles. But Knuckles is entirely outside my normal frame; he's literally carrying like I had a basketball tucked under my shirt.
So everywhere I go, people ask when I'm due and goggle when I say "March." OK, technically it's March 3, and they will induce labor on that day rather than let me go over term because of the gestational diabetes, and none of my pregnancies has ever made it to the due date anyway, so it's highly likely I'll have a baby by the end of February. I know, though, it seems amazing that my belly should be this large, and it doesn't surprise me that people who don't know me should be thusly astonished, especially when my neighbor (who's about a month behind me in her pregnancy) is only now just starting to look like she has meat on her bones, let alone is 7 months pregnant.
Somebody asked my neighbor once where she was hiding her baby, and I piped up that she was hiding it in my belly. So I've got a sense of humor about this whole thing. But for some reason it's starting to get really annoying when people say to me, "And you're due in March?? How many babies do you have in there??" It's funny, it's witty... the first 1500 times you hear it. After that it gets kind of boring.
I should be used to it. After all, my maiden name was Brilliant, and I endured 20 years of people saying to me "Brilliant... are you? Har har har!" as if the previous thirty-five million people I'd met hadn't already said it. There's a snappy comeback to that one, though: "Why yes, I was born Brilliant." I can't think of any snappy comeback to the "how many babies" question, though, probably because I'm so tired. So if you can think of one, please leave it in the comments.
UPDATE: one of the OB nurses suggested that the funny answer to "How many babies do you have in there?" is "Six!"


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35 Reviews for Coastal Events
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Karen was unresponsive, kept forgetting major details and made us feel like we were a burden. My friends and family even got annoyed by her lack of help and really bad service. She was completely disorganized and forgetful. It was like she never planned a wedding before. How did she get so many good reviews?? It's truly baffling. Do your research into other planners and trust this review.
Karen of coastal events was great! She helped me have a perfect 25 th wedding anniversary renewal!
Karen did an amazing job! She was always available via phone, email or text and very easy to work with. I would highly recommend her to any bride!
The day of the event I felt like I didn't have to worry about a thing! Karen handled everything!
Karen was wonderful to work with. She was super quick at answering all emails and had answers to all my questions.
Coastal Events is wonderful! We couldn't ask for a better planner. Planning a destination wedding has the potential to be stressful, but Karen helped us so much and took great care of everything! She helped me keep up to date with all the vendors, created a realistic timeline, and had a primary and secondary plan for every aspect. Karen was familiar with all the OBX vendors and all of them turned out to be great! We love her and would highly recommend her for any event!
We were a little nervous bringing a large group to the beach for our wedding, since we live 7 hours away! The assistance and vendor referrals Karen provided were invaluable. She organized everything and kept track of all the little details! We honestly could not have done it as easily without her. Her fee is so minimal compared to the outstanding service she provides!
I would advise all brides get a wedding coordinator. It made my life and event stress free.
Karen was pleasant to work with. Everything went as planned.
Karen was extremely knowledgeable regarding vendors in the area and matching us with those whose style would work with the wedding my daughter wanted. She went above and beyond numerous times in pitching in during set-up of the event, helping on the day before and the day of the wedding. She has a great sense of humor and was able to keep everyone relaxed while she took on the tasks that might have put us over the edge. I am not a person who enjoys details so it was nice to have Karen take over that job. She orchestrated the actual wedding itself leaving my husband and myself free to enjoy the entire event. I can't imagine having done this wedding without her help! She also did our older daugher's wedding which was just as fabulous. I highly recommed using her if you are doing a wedding in the Outer Banks!
Karen truly was a blessing and probably the best money we spent on our wedding! Since we were planning our wedding from Virginia we would not have been able to do it without her! She was always available by email for the year it took us to plan with very quick responses! We are so pleased with all of our vendors and she recommended them to us! She was very helpful meeting us and setting up appointments for the one weekend we were able to come in prior to our wedding to plan, and she was very helpful and made herself available to us the whole week we were at the beach for the wedding. Couldn't have done it without her!
Karen at Coastal Events was great! We were planning our semi destination wedding from out of town and she made absolutely amazing vendor suggestions that we can't thank her enough for! Without her, I would have had no idea where to start. We had one major glitch with the wedding (we received an incorrect cake) and she handled it well. She helped us get our money back from the cake vendor and even ran out while we were taking photos to get us a small white cake to cut. She scheduled all my vendor appointments when I came for a few days for wedding planning and she kept the day of running smoothly. I definitely recommend Karen!
Karen was an absolute sweetheart and a pleasure to work with !
Karen was just awesome. Very easy to talk to and really knows how to help guide your vision into reality. All the vendors she set us up with were also wonderful. Our day was just beautiful.
Karen did a wonderful job. There was no doubt she wasn't going to have everything in place and done for the day of. We worked together for a little over a year and I felt comfortable in her hands. I would recommend her to anyone having a wedding in OBX! The vendors we chose were hands down the greatest! Karen's professional relationship with these vendors helped a great deal in getting ideas down and finalized. We thank Coastal Events immensely for their job well done!
Karen (Coastal Events Coordinators) did a terrific job. She got all the details right and was great to work with!
Karen and Coastal Events not only provided us with professionalism from the beginning to the end, but also made us feel like family. We knew from the moment we spoke with Karen that our dreams would be made possible. The attention to detail and in-depth knowledge of all that was necessary for a successful and enjoyable wedding was shared with us, and put our minds at ease knowing we were in great hands. We will never forget our wedding day and how smoothly it flowed, allowing us to embrace every moment! Thank you for everything Karen!
Steve & Joan Aubertin 7/3/2011
Karen Kelly has a lot of experience wedding planning. She provides tips on setting a time line, budgeting, and the best quality vendors to use. She is very personable and certainly puts you at east on your big day. I recommend her to anyone wanting to experience a dream beach wedding on the Outerbanks setting.
Planning a wedding from afar is challenging, and having a wedding coordinator as wonderful as Karen was my saving grace! I've attended and participated in a handful of friend's weddings, but you have no idea how time consuming it is planning all the details until it's your own wedding.
Karen knows the OBX inside and out, being that she is a native to the area, which helped me completely trust her guidance in choosing my vendors. She is a multi-tasker, busy-body with alot of energy, but regardless of how busy she was, she always was quick to respond to my questions and never made me feel like I wasn't important (and I had alot of questions lol!)
I liked discussing my ideas/preferences with her, getting her valuable hints about how to make it work, and then being able to make my own final decisions. She has a great working relationship with the vendors, and communicated with them and myself openly so that everyone was on the same page. She is very organized and kept track of everything (budget tracking, payment schedules, contracts, time lines.) No matter how overwhelmed I felt at times with planning, it was great having someone as valuable as Karen helping me. My wedding day turned out to be everything that I wanted, and I know I couldn't have done it without her!
Flexible and open to ideas.
We were very satisfied with the wedding planning services provided by Karen at Coastal Events Coordinators. Her extensive knowledge of all the critically important wedding components and available local service providers was essential. Her efforts and council resulted in our daughters wedding being flawlessly executed and it exceeded our highest expectations. Our guests have not stopped raving about how coordinated everything appeared, the quality of the food, our venue and just overall how great a wedding it was.
Karen was easy to work with. She understood what I wanted from my wedding and all her recommendations were spot on for my style.
Karen was very pleasant to work with! She stayed on top of things and kept me on track to ensure that everything got done in time. She had a lot of great ideas and was a big help to me!
Our daughter was married recently in Duck, NC on the Outer Banks. We were delighted to have Coastal Events handle the affairs. Everything went as planned. Everyone commented on how smoothly the entire reception flowed. Nice work. We'll call you again.
Karen, the owner of Coastal Events, provided excellent personal, professional service throughout the 10 months of planning, as well as wedding day coordination. For the planning, she personally knew every vendor in the Outer Banks and was able to administer immediate feedback on each. This was very important to me, since I had only been to the Outer Banks twice, and I was living across the country during all the planning. She always had recommendations for each service, but she also allowed me to make my own decisions, which was important to me. She was invaluable on the day of the wedding, organizing all my vendors and setting up decorations - All I had to do was enjoy my wedding day, something that every bride and groom deserve. She was pricey for my particular budget, but in my opinion, her services were well worth the cost just for my peace of mind that everything would go smoothly before, during and after the wedding.


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|Entering the MTC with Gia, Claire, Aunt Wendy and Uncle Jared
Aloha Family!
I absolutly love it here at the MTC! I've had the best time so far and the days just fly by! My companion's name is Elder Mortensen and he's from Kaysville, UT. He is awesome! We get along very well and we have had some awesome experiences. My district is sooo bomb! I love them to death. There is Elder Sheranian from UT. He is Samoan and one of the funniest guys I've ever met. Elder Carrel from Philidelphia and he's way awesome. There's Elder Hayward from Virginia and he looks and acts exactly like Nick Waring hahah and then Elder Makalio from Sydney Austraillia - I love his accent! I'm always constantly busy here always going to class or eating or studying but I love it so much! Ive already taught 6 lessons! I'm getting a lot better at teaching I wasnt good at all when I first started but Im getting really good now. Oh yeah, I forgot to tell you that there are 4 girls in our district as well, 3 of them are going to canada and 1 is going to hawaii. I love this work. I love feeling the joy of inviting others to come unto Christ. I can't wait until I'm out in the field and will be able to teach the Hawaiin people. Nothing would make me happier than that! You should continue to use dear elder and tell everyone else to use dear elder as well because I'm timed on how long I can be on the computer and I love getting mail. It's like better then waking up on Christmas morning to presents! One of my lessons went so well, we went to a building where we had to knock on doors to actual people and teach a real lesson to someone other than a missionary. I felt the spirit sooo strong during that lesson. We didn't even really teach until the last 5 min because we were just getting to know the guy, but the spirit really does work and I knew everything to say when I needed to. It was awesome! Well I got to go. Keep writing letters and tell everyone else to also. Love you!


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It's actually fun to put your hand into a sink full of bubbles. even more so if you have a set of small ones helping you! Just be sure to check for a rubber band wrapped around the hose sprayer before you turn on the water. . . . this was a favorite prank in our kitchen several years ago. In the winter the warm water is a good way to sooth your nippy fingers while in the summer I actually find it cooling. No matter what the season, however, you have the added enjoyment of a pleasant window view. . . . sparkling snowdrifts, the flowering pear tree, a cascade of morning glories, and finally the vibrant burst of color on the burning bush.
This morning's window entertainment held a special surprise, for while rinsing out Betty Jo (that's my cast iron pan and a whole other story entirely) I spied our wee wooden friend wading through a sea of clover out there.
After thoroughly drying and oiling Betty Jo (proper care for a treasured pan) I hustled myself out to the yard to see whatever she might be up to. I found her nestled into a patch of pansy leisurely reading over some journal entries. Inspiration must have been found in those pages. . . .
. . . . for she was soon up and involved in a flurry of activity. It seems the sunflower seeds inspired by Susan Faye during the May Day Giveaway had sprouted and were in desperate need of some water. No small task for little Lily Red!
And seeing that the Forget Me Nots had begun go to seed she was quick to take action. With or without Lucy's help the snipping began! A few small blossoms had held out so she gathered them up in her basket. They would make a lovely arrangement in her summer kitchen or even tucked into the brim of her garden hat. Ever since receiving her lovely bonnet in the mail Lily Red had been looking for ways to bring a little more beauty into the world around her. Her garden hat would be much improved with the addition of the Forget Me Nots but still no where near the glory of that bonnet.
If only she could justify wearing it during her day to day activities. Unfortunately these had become quite uneventful as of late and so the bonnet remained back at Wayside, idly hanging from her bedpost. Dreaming of it's loveliness while knee deep in garden chores did, however, have it's advantages for a special idea began to sprout.


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The value of public-private partnership (PPP) projects across the region, including those still in the pipeline, has more than doubled to $185 billion (155 billion euros) over the past year, the Dubai-based Middle East Economic Digest wrote.
The sharp increase comes as governments have ramped up efforts to get the private sector involved in financing, building and operating public infrastructure projects in a bid to offset shrinking income from oil since crude prices began to fall in mid-2014.
"The rise of PPP over the past few years is one of the most strategically significant shifts in the business landscape of the Middle East since the nationalisation of the oil industry in the early 1970s," the report said.
Kuwait topped the list with joint projects worth $44.4 billion, followed by Libya with $36 billion, the United Arab Emirates with $27.6 billion and Iran with $14.3 billion worth of projects.
The figures exclude any investments in the key energy sector.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-46835507533605649952018-03-05T16:04:17.784-08:00Dartmoor RunnerDartmoor Runnerhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4683550753360564995.post-78222825560399907112010-07-11T07:01:00.000-07:002010-07-11T07:07:25.083-07:00Yes TorAfter having a quick look at the Great West Fell Race (http://www.gwfr.co.uk/) I felt inspired to have a go at running up to Yes Tor myself, as it is unlikely I will be able to enter the proper race. On this occasion I decided to deviate slightly from the GWFR route and extend the run a little.

After an early start we got up to Meldon Reservoir car park about 8:00, and were met by the looming figure of Yes Tor which was pleasantly basked in glorious sunshine!
The climb upto the top was brutal, and my calves were seriously burning, and I pretty much walked most of it! However, after the first initial torture the rest of the run was fantastic, and the weather conditions were perfect.

The Route:
Meldon Reservoir Carpark
Yes Tor
High Willhays
Dinger Tor
Lints Tor
Black-a-Tor Copse
Round Reservoir back to carpark

Altitude:

Next adventure is the DMM on the 24th-25th July, so will be writing a full race report, once I have finished!Dartmoor Runnerhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4683550753360564995.post-77815504535119655662010-07-07T03:09:00.000-07:002010-07-07T03:09:45.399-07:00Balloon BedMy Balloon Bed arrived in the post this morning, I am planning on using this in the DMM and OMM as I was slightly worried about using just the OMM Duomat, as it looks about as comfy as a mousemat!

This bed works by inflating model balloons and inserting them into the mat which is constructed from ripstop parachute material. This makes it extremely light and capable of being packed down to the size of a Mars bar. See http://www.balloonbed.com/ for more info.

Had a quick go at setting it up as apparently it can be a bit fiddly. I only burst one balloon in the process and it took about 15mins, which isnt too bad. It is extremely light and packs down into a tiny stuffsack, ( Shown on the left) and weighs only 100g! Seems quite comfy to lie on, but I will report back more once I have 'field tested' it.

Price: £20Dartmoor Runnerhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4683550753360564995.post-46646670686355261272010-07-06T08:27:00.000-07:002010-07-06T08:27:03.046-07:00Drinking Water?Any further thoughts on drinking water on Dartmoor?

I have always just assumed the water is probably bad and always carried a camelbak or similar with me. However, since I have started taking longer runs and carrying more kit I have struggled to justify the extra 3kg of weight that 3L of water represents!

Last Sunday for the first time I started my run carrying nothing but two empty drinking bottles, I then filled these from the streams, and added a few drops of Iodine Tincture to kill any nastys that may have been lurking in the water. This method seems to have worked well, and I had no adverse effects from drinking the water, it didnt even taste too bad! The only negative thing I did notice was the fact that I drank less than half as much as I would have done if I had my Camelbak.Dartmoor Runnerhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4683550753360564995.post-28160934234952038612010-07-06T04:12:00.000-07:002010-07-06T04:12:10.502-07:00Princetown to IvybridgeI have signed up to run the Endurance Life Dartmoor Mountain Marathon at the end of this month. As such I will need to carry all my gear for 48 hours on my back, including a tent, food, sleeping bag etc...
After some careful shopping around and reading some other reviews I decided to purchase the OMM classic 25L, which has just enough room to fit all my kit in.

To fully test the bag in use me and my team mate ran from Princetown back to Ivybridge.

The Route:
Start at Princetown SX59121 73493 Take the road SE past South Hessary House
Continue E past Tor Royal and onto the open moorland
Head to Crock of Gold
S to Whiteworks Tin Mine
SE to Childes Tombe
S to Caters Beam
S to Ducks Pond (Dartmoor Letterbox)
S to Blacklane Brook Ford
Follow River to Piles Copse
S to Harford Moor Gate
S to Addicombe
Continue down Two Moors Way route into Ivybridge

Rough Distance is 13-15 miles.

We did take a GPS with us but it got confused under the trees and tried to claim we had run 93.5 miles, with an impressive top speed of 48 mph!

A full review of the bag may be found here;
http://www.trailoutdoor.com/gear_testing.php?osCsid=rvo19st6d5m7poglo9fa2171u6Dartmoor Runnerhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4683550753360564995.post-39421977186190616902010-07-06T03:50:00.000-07:002010-07-06T03:50:25.394-07:00North Moor JauntWith the upcoming DMM and OMM I have been out training with my team mate on the North Moor and testing out all my new gear. On Sunday morning I got up at 5am and headed to Postbridge to try and get at least 6 hours running under our belt before it got too hot. However, we need not have gotten up so early as the weather turned miserable by about 11:00 and the dreaded mist descended upon us! Luckily this was a good oppurtunity to really practice my navigation skills, and test out how waterproog my new OMM Jacket was.

The Route:
Start at Postbridge Carpark
Head North to Grey Wethers Stone Circles
W to Sittafor Tor
NW to Quintins Man
N to Hanginstone Hill
NE to Wild Tor then Hound Tor
NW to Oke Tor
S to Cranmere Pool (The original Dartmoor Letterbox!)
S to Devils Tor
E to Lower White Tor
Return to Postbridge

Total Distance Roughly 20-25 Miles depending on route choice whilst navigating.

Unfortunatley due to the mist and the lack of visibility, we slightly changed our route after Cranmere pool and headed back East to Hangingstone Hill so we could retrace our earlier route. However, even this was a struggle in the terrible conditions and despite our compass showing East, it still felt like we were going round in circles! But we managed to find our earlier route and head back to the car.Dartmoor Runnerhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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Michael and I love to travel. Between both of us we have traveled to over 40+ countries.
We have tried to pass on our love for traveling to our boys by exposure. Both kids got their passports before they could sit up and roll over.
Aside from going overseas we have really tried to make our kids appreciate their local surroundings. We are firm believers that if you can't love and enjoy where you are living right now, how can you truly appreciate life and visiting abroad.
We often find ourselves "playing tourist" and I mention it frequently in other posts. We want to pass on the love for where the boys are living right now.
We live in Connecticut and we love being a tourist in our own backyard.
Recently in one of our "touristic jaunts" we discovered Connecticut's best kept doughnut secret, Neil's Donut. It is located in a small unassuming building in Wallingford.
Right when you drive up with your windows open you can smell the delicious aroma of doughnuts. Neil's Donuts has over 30 varieties that they make in house. Their coffee is also fresh and hot.
Our family loves doughnuts! We love doughnuts of all varieties, plain, glazed, frosted, stuffed doughnuts to name a few.
Our eyes were bigger than our stomachs and we ordered half a dozen assorted donuts. We tried the plain glazed, chocolate frosted, coconut frosted, apple stuffed, blueberry stuffed and strawberry frosted doughnut. They were all delicious.
I was saving the left over doughnuts for our breakfast the next morning, but when I was not looking a certain someone in our household had finished them!
I believe Rocco's look sums up just how delicious Neil's Donuts are….he was willing to sneak away from me and risk his life on a high ledge, just so he could have a few more bites of the delicious goodness!
Neil's Donut is a definite place for any Connecticut visitor to go to. Their doughnuts are so soft, fresh and craveable!


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State of Minnesota
Birding in Minnesota is not for the faint-hearted, but for those who are willing to put up with some inconvenience, the rewards can be great. If you are not afraid of bone-numbing cold in the winter or black flies, mosquitoes, ticks, etc. in the warm weather, the birding is wonderful. Do dress in layers and equip your car properly for the cold. Carry a winter survival kit. This should include a cellular phone so that you are able to summon help if necessary. Keep in mind that temperatures along the shore of Lake Superior can be quite cool even in summer. Also keep in mind that several million people live in Minnesota throughout the year without succumbing to the cold. The process of natural selection weeds out those who choose to walk on thin ice or drive snowmobiles into poles while inebriated.
Although there are may be people who would differ with me, I will list a few of my favorite birding locations:
The area in and around Duluth is beautiful and always productive. Thirty miles north of Duluth, the Sax-Zim Bog is an area where many boreal species may be found throughout the year.Great-gray owls, Gray Jays, Boreal Chickadees and nesting Connecticut Warblers are highlights. During invasion years one can expect reports of Boreal Owls and Northern Hawk Owls as well. Most winters it is possible to find at least one Snowy Owl in the Duluth harbor area. This winter a Gyrfalcon has taken up residence along with a (lost) Gray-crowned Rosy Finch. Northern Shrikes, redpolls and winter finches are plentiful in this area as well. The vistas along the shore of Lake Superior are magnificent. There are many boreal species which rarely occur in the United States which are regularly seen here. In Duluth the roads are meticulously cleared of snow. Roads in the Sax-Zim Bog area as well as state highways are also well maintained. This is not necessarily true in more remote areas.
In the fall, Hawk Ridge in Duluth is a hot spot for sighting migrating raptors. It is possible to view the birds from very near the car, but the area is not paved. The terrain would be difficult, but not impossible for most wheelchairs, and, at least, one does not need to go more than a few feet from the car. There is a naturalist and official counter at the ridge. From time to time birds are brought from the nearby banding center, and educational talks are given. Owls are banded every evening in the fall, and raptors are banded during the day. Many passerines are banded here as well. Highlights at Hawk Ridge include: Bald and Golden Eagles, Northern Goshawks and Rough-legged Hawks. On a day with strong north-west winds, it is sometimes possible to see 20,000 to 30,000 birds in a day. Take a comfortable chair. Accessible rest-room facilities may be found in the fast-food restaurants along London Road, about 15 minutes from here.
The Gunflint Trail originates in Grand Marais, about 30 miles from the Canadian border, and it is well-paved road for a distance of some 50 miles. This is another prime birding location with many of the boreal species found in Duluth. Three-toed Woodpeckers and Black-backed Woodpeckers are regularly found here.
In the south-eastern part of Minnesota, the birding along the Mississippi River is very good, and there are many places where birds may be viewed from the car. This is also a very beautiful drive. The birding locations here are far too numerous to list here.
For those who are flying into the Twin Cities (Minneapolis and St. Paul); there are numerous locations in the metropolitan area where birds may be found. The Carpenter Nature Center in Hastings has wheel-chair accessible trails. The Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge has its headquarters only five minutes from the airport. You may borrow a wheelchair to view the area around the headquarters building. In Dakota County, migrating shorebirds may been seen at the sod farms, the many miles of farm roads are full of birds, and there are some very productive marshes. The Murphy-Hanrehan and Carlos Avery refuges may be birded from the car. In the winter you will find many species of waterfowl at the Blue Lake Sewage Treatment ponds in Scott County. (Keep in mind that there are very few places in Minnesota with open water during the winter. Waterfowl, eagles, etc. will be concentrated in those areas.) I do not recommend the Black Dog Lake area to birders with disabilities, even though it is one such place. The only way to get to the open water is to walk over very difficult ground in winter. In any other season, Black Dog Road is well worth the ride, as many birds may be seen along the road.
The US Fish and Wildlife Service publishes a pamphlet which lists the features of each of the National Wildlife Refuges. Many of these have driving tour routes, and these should all be of interest to birders with disabilities. Several of these are located in Minnesota. In addition, most of Minnesota's State Parks have paved roads into areas where birds are plentiful. All of these locations have accessible rest-room facilities as well.
I would encourage anyone who is planning a visit to Minnesota to purchase a copy of Kim Eckert's comprehensive book, A Birder's Guide to Minnesota. I cannot begin to do justice to all of the birding locations in Minnesota, but this volume will serve you well. There is also a wealth of information on the website of the Minnesota Ornithologists' Union. A post to one of the birding listservs in Minnesota will almost certainly find you a guide if you should wish to hire one.
This introduction was written in the Winter of 2000-2001
Top Sites
Pine to Prairie Birding Trail
Welcome to Northwestern Minnesota where a unique collection of habitats provide homes for a tremendous variety of birds. Pine forests, deciduous woodlands, native tallgrass prairie, aspen parkland, sand dunes (remnants of Glacial Lake Agassiz), calcareous fens, bogs, marshes, large and small lakes and rivers make up the transition zone that offers over 275 species of birds…
The Iron Trail
The Iron Trail is located in Northeastern Minnesota - it now has a new bird & wildlife watching brochure. For your free brochure, e-mail them with your name & address. You can also contact them on 800-777-8497 or firstname.lastname@example.com
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Upper Texas Coast [former resident of Minnesota]
Number of Species
Number of bird species: 442
As of April 2015
iGoTerra Checklist
Fatbirder Associate iGoTerra offers the most comprehensive and up to date birds lists on the web
Useful Reading
A Manual for the Identification of the Birds of Minnesota and Neighboring States
Thomas S Roberts 296 pages, 123 illus. University of Minnesota Press
ISBN: 0816601178Buy this book from NHBS.com
Birding Minnesota (FalconGuide)
Jay Michael Strangis Paperback - 284 pages (May 1996) Falcon Press Publishing Co.
ISBN: 1560444258Buy this book from NHBS.com
Birds in Minnesota
Robert B. Janssen Paperback - 367 pages (November 1987) University of Minnesota Press
ISBN: 0816615691Buy this book from NHBS.com
Birds of Minnesota and Wisconsin
Bob Janssen, Daryl Tessen and Gregory Kennedy 376 pages, illus, map. Lone Pine Publishing 2003
ISBN: 1551053241Buy this book from NHBS.com
Birds of Voyageurs National Park
A Guide to the Minnesota-Ontario Border Country Voyageurs Regional National Park Association 126 pages, col photos. University of Minnesota Press
ISBN: 0816638993Buy this book from NHBS.com
Useful Information
State Bird
Common Loon Gavia immer
Agassiz Audubon Society
Serving the communities of north-western Minnesota including Kittson, Roseau, Lake of the Woods, Marshall, Polk, Pennington, and Red Lake counties…
Albert Lea Audubon Society
We have been an official chapter of the National Audubon Society since 1948. Our goal is to educate people, young and old, about the wonders of nature. Most folks connect Audubon to birds and that's fine. But, we are so much more! Birds need clean air and water, and a favorable habitat to survive, just like us. In working to provide good habitat for birds, we will inevitably improve our own "habitat".
Audubon Chapter of Minneapolis
Representing the National Audubon Society in Greater Minneapolis and Hennepin County. Our field trips and programs are free and open to the public. Birders of all ages and skill levels are welcome…
Audubon Minnesota
Audubon Minnesota is the state office of the National Audubon Society. Established in 1979, we share Audubon's 100-year heritage of working to protect our environment, as well as the Audubon mission to conserve and restore natural ecosystems, focusing on birds, other wildlife, and their habitats. While we are part of the national organization, we establish our own statewide programs and pursue our own funding for Minnesota efforts…
Audubon Society in Minnesota
The mission of the Minnesota Audubon Council is to work through our members to preserve and enhance the ecological diversity of our natural environment through education and advocacy of sound public policy, with an emphasis on birds, other wildlife and their habitats…
Austin Audubon Society
A Minnesota Chapter of the National Audubon Society - 28072 550th Ave, Austin, MN 55912 - Tel: 507-440-7318
Brainerd Lakes Area Audubon Society
As an independent chapter of the National Audubon Society, BLAAS will foster and advocate for the conservation and restoration of bird populations and other wildlife and their habitat, encourage grassroots action on conservation issues, and develop and implement educational programs, all with a special emphasis on the aquatic resources of the great Brainerd Lakes Area…
Central Minnesota Audubon Society
The Central Minnesota Audubon Society (CMAS) is a chapter of the National Audubon Society. CMAS was founded in 1980 and has over 450 members.
Coulee Region Audubon Society
he Audubon Society's local chapter in N.E. Iowa, S.E. Minnesota and S.W. Wisconsin provides environmental and wildlife field trips free of charge…
Duluth Audubon Society
To preserve and enhance the ecological diversity of our natural environment through education and advocacy of sound public policy with an emphasis on birds, other wildlife, and their habitats.
Fargo-Moorhead Audubon Society
Serving the communities of Cass County, North Dakota and Clay County, Minnesota - 405 8th Ave S, Fargo, ND 58103, Donna Schneider, Vice President
Friends of Sax-Zim Bog
HERE ARE OUR GOALS: 1. Acquire bog habitat in the Sax-Zim Bog of St. Louis County, Minnesota (a world-famous birding destination) 2. Build a small "Birder Welcome Center" and bog interpretive center on the land 3. Fund educational/research projects centered on peatlands and associated birdlife.
Mankato Bird Club
The Mankato Bird Club is a organization of interested birders from south central Minnesota, primarily in the Mankato area in Blue Earth County. We are always looking for new members to join our club!
Minneapolis Audubon Chapter
The Audubon Chapter of Minneapolis is Minnesota's oldest and largest Audubon chapter. Our field trips and programs are free and open to the public…
Minnesota Bird Records Committee
An RQD enables birders to document unusual records for possible inclusion in the Minnesota Ornithologists' Union permanent file. Your submitted form will be evaluated by our Records Committee. If the record is significant, submitted details may be published in a future issue of our journal, The Loon…
Minnesota Ornithologists Union
The Minnesota Ornithologists Union is an organisation of both professionals and amateurs interested in birds. We foster the study of birds. We aim to create and increase public interest in birds. And we promote the preservation of bird life and its natural habitat. To carry out these aims, we publish a journal, The Loon, and a newsletter, Minnesota Birding…
Minnesota River Valley Audubon Chapter
The Minnesota River Valley Audubon Chapter is a chapter of the National Audubon Society. Our Mission is to provide leadship in promoting environmental awareness, education, and advocacy action especially relating to the wildlife and habitats of the Minnesota River Valley.
Mississippi Headwaters Audubon Society
The Mississippi Headwaters Audubon Society's mission is to conserve and restore natural ecosystems, focusing on birds, other wildlife and their habitats…
National Eagle Center - Wabasha
Family-friendly admission fees to our new 14,000 square-foot facility make us accessible to all. We have four resident education eagles that live in our facility, which is located on one thousand feet of Mississippi river shoreline in Wabasha, Minnesota…
Nature Conservancy in Minnesota
Welcome to The Nature Conservancy's Minnesota Chapter home page. Here you'll find information on the many ways we're working to help preserve the diversity of living things by protecting the habitats they call home…
North Woods Audubon Center
Established in 1968, the Audubon Center of the Woods (ACNW) is a private, non-profit 501(c)3 residential environmental learning center (RELC) and green retreat & conference center on Grindstone Lake near Sandstone, MN – 90 miles north of Minneapolis/St. Paul.
Saint Paul Audubon
The Saint Paul Audubon Society is an all-volunteer non-profit organization founded more than 50 years ago. We are affiliated with the National Audubon Society. We work to preserve and protect the natural environment. We care about birds and other animals, including humans. All of our meetings and events are open to the public, and (except for multi-day tours and birdwatching classes) are free of charge. If you share our love for the beauty and wonder of nature, you are invited to take part in our events. And if you are concerned about the future of the natural world, please join us to help to make the world a better place for all creatures…
Upper Hiawatha Valley Audubon Society
We meet the 3rd Tuesday of the month at 7:00 P.M. at the Red Wing Conservation and Izaak Walton Chapter 16 club house: 1010 East 5th st. Red Wing, Mn.
Wild River Audubon Society
Wild River Audubon Society was founded in 1953. We are a chapter of the National Audubon Society, whose mission is to conserve and restore natural ecosystems, focusing on birds, other wildlife, and their habitats for the benefit of humanity and the earth's biological diversity. Wild River Audubon focuses on the ecosystem of the Wild River ecosystem of East central Minnesota…
Zumbro Valley Audubon Society
Serving Olmsted and surrounding counties in South-eastern Minnesota - Based out of Rochester, Minnesota…
Abbreviations Key: See the appropriate Continent Page (or Country Page of those used on country sub-divisions)
Hawk Ridge Nature Reserve
Hawk Ridge is now known as one of the major sites for observation of raptor migration. Visitors come from all over the world in the fall. Indeed, our guest register has entries from thousands of visitors who have come from all 50 states and from over 40 foreign countries…
Minnesota Valley NWR
Birdwatchers will want to take advantage of the myriad wildlife viewing opportunities at any of the numerous units of the Refuge…
North Woods Audubon Center
The Audubon Center of the North Woods is a private, non-profit residential environmental learning center (RELC), a wildlife rehabilitation facility, and conference & retreat center nestled on the shores of Grindstone Lake near Sandstone, MN in east-central Minnesota. Our diverse 535-acre sanctuary includes a variety of habitats, including old-growth red and white pines, hardwood forests, restored wetlands and prairies
Pine to Prairie Birding Trail
Welcome to Northwestern Minnesota where a unique collection of habitats provide homes for a tremendous variety of birds. Pine forests, deciduous woodlands, native tallgrass prairie, aspen parkland, sand dunes (remnants of Glacial Lake Agassiz), calcareous fens, bogs, marshes, large and small lakes and rivers make up the transition zone that offers over 275 species of birds…
River Bend Nature Centre
River Bend Nature Centre is an 80-acre private nature centre in Racine. The grounds feature mainly floodplain forest and some upland forest, complemented by about four miles of mulched trails and boardwalks. The trails also include a bird blind and a hexagonal pavilion with a hearth.
Rydell NWR
Here at the Rydell National Wildlife Refuge in Northern Minnesota, we have a very accessible trail system and facilities. We have 5 miles of paved trails with a very shallow grade, as well as a fishing pier that is wheelchair accessible…
Springbrook Nature Center
Springbrook Nature Center. A wonderful way to relax and enjoy the beauty of nature. Welcome to the Springbrook Nature Center web site. Our web site is updated weekly -visit us often!
Three Rivers Park District
At the Park District's three nature centers and select visitor centers, visitors can explore nature trails, join naturalist-led programs, view animals indoors and outside, discover interactive exhibits and check out self-guided adventures…
Voyageurs National Park
Voyageurs National Park, on the Minnesota-Ontario border, is beloved by campers, canoeists, kayakers, hikers, and especially, bird-watchers. Its solitude offers a relatively undisturbed habitat, and its unusually varied ecosystem-the open water of large lakes, wetlands, and upland forests-provides a unique home for its bird population. Indeed, Voyageurs encompasses some of the greatest diversity of bird life in North America with over one hundred species known to breed within the park and even more nonbreeding visitors… [It can only navigated by hiking and canoe]
Wetlands, Pines and Prairie Audubon Sanctuary
An Environmental Education Center Located in Northwestern Minnesota. Operated by Agassiz Audubon Society. The Sanctuary consists of 800 acres of wildlife habitat. Its diverse landscape includes a blend of tree plantings, trails, observation overlooks, and wetlands and waterways. Part of an erosion-prone sand ridge (an ancient beach from glacial Lake Agassiz) has been planted to trees and shrubs. Native prairies have been restored and have effectively displaced weeds on retired farm fields…
Forums & Mailing Lists
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Guides & Tour Operators
Birding Pal
Local birders willing to show visiting birders around their area…
Minnesota Birding Weekends
Minnesota Birding Weekends & Weeks (MBW), as it begins its 32nd season, continues to offer unique, modestly priced birding trips in association with the Minnesota Ornithologists' Union (we originated back in 1986 as MOU Birding Weekends). After 31 years, we have now had a total of 389 MBWeekends, more than 8,600 registrations, and a composite list of 363 species seen within the state – and note that our modest MBWeekend fees are even lower than last season!
MN Bird Guide - Judd Brink
Welcome to MN Bird Guide. Judd Brink has been guiding for several years in central Minnesota. Our service provides guiding for birders and wildlife photographers to some of the best locations in the state. Many of our trips visit the boreal forests found in Aitkin County and the famous Sax-Zim Bog! What birds are on your bucket list to see or photograph or would be a life bird for you? Some of the birds requested by our clients include; Great-gray Owl, Boreal Chickadee, Sharp-tailed Grouse, Common Loon, Northern-hawk Owl, Black-backed Woodpecker and Connecticut Warbler. Please contact Judd Brink at (218) 838-4784 or email email@example.com to help plan your next birding trip. Happy Birding!
Trip Reports
CloudBirders was created by a group of Belgian world birding enthusiasts and went live on 21st of March 2013. They provide a large and growing database of birding trip reports, complemented with extensive search, voting and statistical features.
2012 [06 June] - Brian Gibbons
…Minnesota and North Dakota are a study in contrasts. The spruce tamarack forests of Sax Zim Bog, home to the Connecticut Warbler, Great Gray Owl, and other boreal birds, is a world away from the wind-swept North Dakota prairie pothole region which hosts a variety of waterbirds, shorebirds, and prairie breeders. Except for a few windy days in the prairie, we had great weather for our explorations of these two diverse states….
2013 [06 June] - Brian Gibbons
…Our next couple of mornings proved challenging as the cold rain kept the birds quiet, but we did see some great things like Mourning Warbler, American Bittern, a prey exchange between a provisioning male Northern Harrier and his mate in midair, Sandhill Crane, Eastern Bluebird, Bobolink, and Blackburnian Warbler…
2016 [01 January] - Chris Townend
...We enjoyed lunch at a nearby diner on the main Gunflint Trail where some bird feeders produced good views of Common Redpolls, Black-capped Chickadees and Grey Jays. We then returned to our viewing screen and spent another hour braving the cold. Nothing new was seen, but a Snowshoe Hare briefly shot across the road during one of our thawing out sessions in in the vehicle and Irene also added Red Squirrel to our growing mammal list...
2016 [02 February] - Brian Gibbons - Northern Minnesota
...Our final morning found us cruising north into Superior National Forest along Lake County Road 2, the sweet spot for finding Spruce Grouse in winter. Their habit of getting grit along the roadways allowed us to find a cooperative male and watch him for a few minutes before he disappeared into the forest. Just down the road near the Sand River, some other birders had located a pair of Black-backed Woodpeckers, and we soon enjoyed a pair as they drummed back and forth in the frigid forest...
2016 [06 June] - Erik Bruhnke
Our 2016 Minnesota & North Dakota tour was filled to the brim with a range of weather, as well as an outstanding array of bird diversity. The varied scenery is always a special highlight of this tour. Each day brought new birds, new sights, and new sounds. It is an amazing experience to be immersed in such a broad spectrum of life, and all of this takes place within the Northwoods of Minnesota and the Prairie Potholes of North Dakota.
2017 [02 February] - Andy Stanbury
...After some warm food and coffee at the Trail Centre during late morning, we decided to try another area where we knew Lynx had been visiting in recent weeks before our arrival. We toughed it out in the not too cold temperatures and spent four hours behind a natural screen with a view into the forest, but alas nothing other than Ravens, Blue Jays and Red-breasted Nuthatch....
Places to Stay
Golden Eagle Lodge
Welcome to Golden Eagle Lodge. We've been a family run business for over 20 years. In that time, we have come to know many wonderful people from around the country who have chosen us as their wilderness retreat destination. We are exceptionally pleased with the number of repeat customers we enjoy visiting with year after year.
Minnesota Bed & Breakfast Association
…There are several state parks with trails for biking, rollerblading and cross-country skiing. This is a wonderful way to view spring wildflowers, fall colors and thousands of birds…
Hawk Ride Bird Observatory
The mission of the Hawk Ridge Bird Observatory is to protect birds of prey and other migratory birds in the Western Lake Superior Region through research, education, and stewardship.
Raptor Center of the University of Minnesota
The Raptor Center is an international medical facility for birds of prey. Our mission is to preserve biological diversity among raptors and other avian species through medical treatment, scientific investigation, education, and management of wild populations.
A Boy Who Cried Heron
…and started a three-generation birding adventure - Over the last couple years whenever my wife or I spotted a pretty bird out the window, like a cardinal or an oriole, we always reacted excitedly and pointed it out to our son, Evan, who is now 5. While our enthusiasm faded over time, his never did. When gold finches would cover the thistle feeder day after day, they just became part of the background. Not to Evan. Each day he saw one was like the very first time – sheer excitement…
Al Batt
Al Batt of rural Hartland, Minnesota is a writer, speaker, storyteller and humorist. Al, who was born and raised on a farm near Hartland, lives in the Batt Cave with his wife Gail. Al writes three weekly humor and nature columns for many newspapers, and does a regular radio show about nature on a number of radio stations…
The official website of Sharon Stiteler - a sort of BLOG+ for this local personality…
Birds, dragonflies, and other wildlife and nature discoveries from Minnesota. I've combined my professional skills (PR) with my love of natural science as the PR Director for the Wildlife Rehab Center of Minn. I split my time between The Cities and living off the grid outside of Hovland, Minn. - just south of Canada with my very own Mountain Man, 2 large dogs and surrounded by nature. Life is good…
Craig K Marble - Craig's Birds
Birding & photography of Minnesota birds…
BLOG from St Paul…
Hasty Brook
Minnesota birding mostly at Lynne's little bit of heaven - hasty brook…
Ivar's Birds
This blog describes the portion of my life devoted to birds and photography…
Minnesota Birdnerd
News and views of birds in the upper midwest, especially Minnesota…
Nebraska Birding
Derek Bakken's blog about birds and bird books…
Penelopedia: Nature & Garden in Northfield, MN
Penelopedia is about birdwatching and other encounters with wildlife … nature, weather and phenology … and local food, sustainable agriculture and gardening. Welcome…
Twin Beaks
The first blog by birds for birds… although I suspect that Laura Erickson has a hand in it…
Other Links
Birding Olmsted County
Where to find birds by county.
Bob Ekblad's Birding Minnesota
Birding Hot Spots in the County (with maps); Bird Abundance (bar chart) List, Big Day and CBC results, local birders & organisations and links to related web pages…
Minnesota Birding Weekends
Minnesota Birding Weekends & Weeks (MBW), as it begins its 32nd season, continues to offer unique, modestly priced birding trips in association with the Minnesota Ornithologists' Union (we originated back in 1986 as MOU Birding Weekends). After 31 years, we have now had a total of 389 MBWeekends, more than 8,600 registrations, and a composite list of 363 species seen within the state – and note that our modest MBWeekend fees are even lower than last season!
Pine To Prairie Birding Trail
Welcome to Northwestern Minnesota where a unique collection of habitats provide homes for a tremendous variety of birds. Pine forests, deciduous woodlands, native tallgrass prairie, aspen parkland, sand dunes (remnants of Glacial Lake Agassiz); calcareous fens, bogs, marshes, large and small lakes and rivers make up the transition zone that offers over 275 species of birds. Most of the sites are on public land or private reserves open to the public. There are not facilities at all sites.


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Pakistan is a part of India and P V Narasimha Rao is the Prime Minister of the country this is being taught to school students in some states,according to a Member of Parliament.
AIADMK member S Semmalai highlighted this in Lok Sabha today while referring to the controversy over Ambedkar cartoon in CBSE textbooks during a discussion on Central Educational Institutions (Reservation in Admission) Amendment Bill,2011.
"In the CBSE textbooks of Karnataka,it is mentioned even now that Pakistan is a part of India. It went on to state that American Constitution is based on capitalism. Class-III students of Urdu medium in Andhra Pradesh are taught that P V Narasimha Rao is the Prime Minister of the country," Semmalai said,evoking laughter all around the House.
Finding further faults with the textbooks,he said,"In the CBSE textbooks,a forest is defined as a group of trees and heavy industry is defined as one where heavy type of raw materials are used."
The member said that only 15 per cent of graduates are suitable for employment and it is a sorry state of affairs. It reflects the poor quality of education at all levels,from
primary to higher levels.
He lamented,"If this is the quality and stuff that we provide to our students,one can imagine what will be the standard of our students.
"Unless we make concerted efforts to allocate six per cent of the GDP to education,our goal will remain unreachable," he added.
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The Florida Supreme Court will give incarcerated felons more time to prove their innocence with new DNA tests, says the Miami Herald. Yesterday's 4-3 ruling postpones indefinitely a legislative deadline of today for submitting requests for the tests. The court barred police and prosecutors from destroying DNA evidence pending further court orders. The court will hear arguments on the issue Nov. 7. Today's deadline was established in a 2001 state law passed as inmates nationwide began proving their innocence with DNA tests. Many, including two men from Broward County, Fla., were convicted before the testing technology was developed.
The court's majority said that it could postpone the deadline because the court has exclusive jurisdiction over post-conviction cases. The dissenters, including two of Gov. Jeb Bush's appointees, said the court was going too far.
The law's sponsor, Republican Sen. Alex Villalobos of Miami, said a Senate committee will take up proposed changes in three weeks. Villalobos wants to avoid setting a deadline for inmates because future technology could set the innocent free and help capture the truly guilty. "It can take a long time to investigate these cases, so what's the real harm? These guys are in prison, so it's not like they're going anywhere," he said.
Several key prosecutors had said they would continue testing DNA evidence for convicts who have credible innocence claims, regardless of the deadline. The state association of prosecuting attorneys worry that frivolous filings will clog up the justice system. Catherine Arcabascio, of the Nova Southeastern University Florida Innocence Project, said that won't happen. Her group has screened 496 cases since 1999. The Florida State University Innocence Initiative has screened 173 cases since April and has a backlog of 500 cases.
Link: http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/news/state/6902047.htm


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Scott co-op shows off potato store
11 December 1998
Scott co-op shows off potato store
SCOTT Country Potato Growers has shown more than 100 farmers the fruits of its £750,000 investment.
The Kelso, Borders-based seed-potato growing co-op has expanded its state-of-the-art storage facilities from 2500 tonnes to 8500 tonnes. There is also improved grading and tuber-counting equipment.
The co-op is made up of seven farmers, with 202.3ha (500 acres) between them under cultivation.
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Our move abroad is imminent. I sway from feeling excited, sad, worried, happy, impatient, nostalgic, overwhelmed, numb, regretful, scared, intrigued etc etc etc.
My parents are sad we are going as they are very close to the dc. I feel guilty that we are "taking them away" and keep wondering if we are just being foolish separating the children from their grandparents whilst everyone's at a good age (i.e. Kids are little and still interested in their GPs and the GPs are still in good enough health to help out and look after them regularly).
Then we have a lovely wide group of friends who we'll be leaving behind too.
It's kind of a "it's not broke so what are we trying to fix??" type feel.
I'm sure the move will be fun and a bit of an adventure and a great experience but I'm currently questioning whether all that will outweigh leaving friends and family behind.....
I guess it's just a wobble, and all will be fine. But I'm dreading the goodbyes
and the packing
Hi HNY2017,
My move happens next Wednesday. DH left last July. His move was sooner than we anticipated so I stayed behind with the DCs to sell the house, etc.
I've been ok the last 6 months but I'm really struggling now. More so since the furniture left before Christmas. Seem to have very puffy eyes all the time. DH comes home on Sunday to help with the final move so I'm not completely alone. My emotions are in turmoil though.
Where are you moving? Can you parents not visit? For extended periods.. this can take time as I'm aware.. 10 years in my mum is finally at the point where there's a visa that allows her to spend 6 months here at a time and come and go as she wants.
We moved last year. I was ok saying goodbye to friends and even siblings but saying goodbye to my parents was really hard.
I was trying not to cry but silently wept on the way to the airport.
Interestingly the DC were fine saying goodbye to their GPs but found saying goodbye to close friends really difficult.
I will say that FaceTime is brilliant. The kids regular FaceTime with their friends and we FaceTime both sets of GPs every week.
If you haven't already get WhatsApp. It's a brilliant way to instant message your friends and family and share pictures.
Our move is temporary, we will be heading back to the UK at some point so we are just making the most of living in a new country while we can.
chloeb2002 are you in Oz? We're making the move either this year or next to either Melbourne or Perth...lots going on to decide on...but I'd like my mum to come out a lot and she's keen too but wasn't sure on visa for her.
HNY I could have written your post! My dc are 2 and 4 and adore their grandparents and the grandparents adore them. But I keep reminding myself of all the reasons we are moving and trying to focus on what we will gain from it (rather than lose).
We move in 3 weeks, I'm shitting myself.
I was just about to post something similar! We're moving in July, just for 3 years and with a good relocation package that gives us regular flights back, and I'm already a mess! It's come at a good time as the eldest will finish nursery but I'm dreading him saying goodbye to his little friends, and more so my grandma who he sees every week. Our parents already have trips planned to visit so That's a plus.
I definitely get the if it isn't broke don't fix it idea, and an questioning it a bit at the moment!
Thanks all, nice to know there are others in the same boat.
We are now in our new place! Packing up and leaving was pretty stressful and the goodbyes were pretty sad really. I just feel guilty - that we are excited about starting a new life and getting settled when we've left the grandparents heartbroken bank home. I'm a typical oldest child / people-pleaser so trying not to feel selfish is not easy. We are less than 2 hours flight away so visits should be do-able in both directions.
And I get all teary when I worry that our parents' health may fade and that we'll never get this time back, our DC will never get this time back and the GPs will never get this time with them again.
My eldest has just finished her first term at reception in the UK and had an absolutely flying start. She'll start in her new school in a new language on Monday - eeek!
God this all sounds doom and gloom. We are excited to be here overall and looking forward to it being our new normal. But this transition period is tough-going on the emotions.
Best of luck to you all who are also about to move!
It is scary, isn't it?
I am British but live in EU, my Dsis is in Australia. My DM spends more time there than in UK! They have built her a granny flat on their property.
We are a little different as we moved before having dc. But coming home from a visit or waving parents off after theirs is quite sad.
Is your move permanent or short-term? 2 hour flight spunds doable for regular visits.
We used to live in Australia pre-dc and that was a bit easier emotionally, despite the distance/cost ironically!
It's a permanent job but I guess it depends how much we like it as to how long we stay for.
It's probably about 6 hours door to door so very doable! I'm hoping we'll have lots of visitors!
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text: Today, Katie and I went to our second physical therapy session. Again, the therapist was pleased with the progress. Katie did another 20 minutes on the water treadmill. This time the jets were turned on to increase the resistance and the speed was increased. She is not quite ready to trot on the treadmill yet, but she was doing a fairly fast pace covering 0.37 miles. That sounds so short to me, but I was assured that was a good distance for a water treadmill. In the first picture (upper right) you can see that the therapist has her hand on Katie. This is to keep her traveling straight since the weaker left side tends to drift further left. Recall in the last session that she had 2 orange noodles between her left side and the Plexiglas to keep her straight. Anyways, about half way through Katie corrected herself and started to travel straight all on her own without a helping hand (see bottom right). Katie was a trooper throughout her session. I over heard a conversation with the next client saying they were going to put a diaper on the dog because he has a habit of pooping in the water. So glad my dog doesn't do that! We left with our homework - 30 minute walks with scrunchies around the feet, 3-5 minutes of jogging, and 15 minutes of caveletti work. She did say that I could let Katie run around in the yard as long as she could maintain balance and wasn't too crazy.............hmmmm.... I'll pass for now since Katie is famous for spinning especially during cool temperatures. I might try some recalls with Stephen where we call her back and forth. At least that way we can keep her on flat ground and straight.


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This week was good. Not much to report on, so this will be short. Elder Grow and I have been biking a lot this week. It feels good to be back in the saddle again. Biking is so much more effective because we're able to talk with everybody we see. Plus, it helps us save miles on our car. Elder Grow is a fast rider! On Tuesday it was really really really windy.
In sacrament meeting in our family ward our high counselor over missionary work spoke. He is awesome! One of his quotes that I liked was, "If it's true, what does it mean to you, and what are you going to do?" It reminded me of something that President Lewis told me in a companionship study with him was the three keys to conversion: know, feel, and do. We must know and understand a true principle, feel the Spirit witness to us of it's truthfulness, and act accordingly. Most of the times we have to act on that principle before we gain a testimony of it, such as reading the Book of Mormon to know if it's true, praying to know if God exists, and not drinking coffee to know if the Word of Wisdom is a commandment from God.
I love you all! Make it a great week.
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California Sacramento Mission
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Fair Oaks, CA 95628
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text: Gospel.com Topics Feed - Rescue 2013-03-12T10:39:19-05:00 GCI firstname.lastname@example.com /feeds/topics/rescue/ Flash Gordon Rescues - #6827 http://hutchcraft.com/a-word-with-you/your-hard-times/flash-gordon-rescues-6827 2013-03-12T10:39:19-05:00 You've been to the edge of desperation, but remember the Lord rescued you out of them all. Maybe you're in a perilous or a painful place again. This time it looks like there is no way out of this, Flash, but then it's looked like that before at the end of other episodes and you're still here. Get some perspective. Stand back. Remember a lifetime of the Lord's rescues. Slamming the Window On a Refreshing Wind - #6816 http://hutchcraft.com/a-word-with-you/your-mission/slamming-the-window-on-a-refreshing-wind-6816 2013-02-25T10:18:27-05:00 Be open to that new wind of the Holy Spirit. "Forget the old things" He says, "and open up to the streams that He wants to make in the desert." Is the Spirit trying to blow through your life, your church, your organization with a bold, new breeze? Well, don't slam the window! Heroes On the Beach - #6803 http://hutchcraft.com/a-word-with-you/your-mission/heroes-on-the-beach-6803 2013-02-06T09:46:52-05:00 Maybe all your friends are Christian friends. Maybe all your free time is spent in Christian places, and yet you are surrounded by people whose lives are breaking apart like those ships long ago, who will die without Christ; who will spend eternity without Christ unless there is a Rescuer. And they won't come to the Life-Saving Station. You have to go where they are and bring them back like Jesus did. Mayor in the Flames - #6681 http://hutchcraft.com/a-word-with-you/your-most-important-relationship/mayor-in-the-flames-6681 2012-08-20T11:12:23-05:00 Spiritual rescue is possible because of the love of one Man - Jesus. Who didn't just risk His life for you and me; He gave His life. And He stands ready to rescue you from a spiritual death penalty you can't escape any other way. Hard Rescues - #6640 http://hutchcraft.com/a-word-with-you/your-most-important-relationship/hard-rescues-6640 2012-06-25T09:46:21-05:00 Don't force God to escalate His rescue efforts. There's no peace, there's no rest, there's no fulfillment until you collapse into His arms. Let Him carry you safely home. Don't be a hard rescue! Delegated Life Saving - #6628 http://hutchcraft.com/a-word-with-you/your-mission/delegated-life-saving-6628 2012-06-06T14:56:29-05:00 Would you begin right now to pray by name for that person you care about? Pray specifically for an opening where you can extend some spiritual CPR on the spot. Say, "Lord, I know it is not up to some evangelist. It's not up to the church. It's not up to getting a Christian book in their hands. It's up to me in my body, my flesh, my life, to share what Christ has done." Hurricane Heroes - #6599 http://hutchcraft.com/a-word-with-you/your-mission/hurricane-heroes-6599 2012-04-26T10:51:13-05:00 How much longer can we, as His Church, just keep waiting for the dying people to come to us? They're not. We have to take the life-saving Gospel of Jesus outside the walls of the life-saving station; to the street, to the office, to the plant, to the campus, the neighborhood, our service club, that nursing home, take it to the jail, take it to the gym. How can we be content any longer to sit inside our stained glass cocoon while just outside so many are dying in the storm? Outrageous - #6548 http://hutchcraft.com/a-word-with-you/your-mission/outrageous-6548 2012-02-15T11:16:45-05:00 God is not deaf to the shattered lives; the anguished cries of a world that sin has devastated. God says today as He said to Moses in Exodus, "I have heard them crying out...I am concerned about their suffering...So I have come down to rescue them." Oh good! God's going to do something about all this hurt and lostness. Yes He is, and He has a plan. Listen to the next verse, "So, now, go. I am sending you" (Exodus 3:7-10 ). It's Past Halftime! http://hutchcraft.com/blogs/ron-hutchcrafts-blogs/its-past-halftime 2012-02-07T10:04:22-05:00 This is no time to settle for being on the sidelines or in the stands. Or hiding out in a holy huddle. For heading for the locker room or sitting on the ball. This game is too big to forfeit. Too costly to lose. Breaking Rules, Saving Lives - #6525 http://hutchcraft.com/a-word-with-you/your-mission/breaking-rules-saving-lives-6525 2012-01-13T16:52:12-05:00 Rescuing? It always means risking, including the misunderstanding, the criticism of people who love the "rules" but aren't reaching the lost. Jesus knows about that. Remember? Yeah, He made the "rules people" very uncomfortable. So they crucified Him, and we were saved.


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Gypsy culture can be a great and unusual choice to be applied in the balcony of your house. This inspires boho chic style. By the inspiration of the Gypsy culture, you can create a wonderful place for spending your break time. As it is bright and colourful, it is better for you to apply it to welcome the spring and summer. You have many things and options for achieving your aim.
Yet, because of the many choices you can take, the right starter is necessary. This will be a good start for everything in the balcony. What should you apply firstly? Play with textiles. This will be really simple. Take bright textiles. You can play with the bright fabric which is applied on the furniture and also the things in the balcony.
The first thing you can do is by checking the floor of the balcony. If you like to get something natural and rustic, wooden flooring can be your choice. Get a cool rug. Spread it out on the floor of the balcony to make your feet enjoy steeping there. If you use curtains in the balcony, it should also be in the nuance of gypsy.
Spending your time for long in the balcony will be really tiring if you just stand up for long time. That's why you need to place furniture. Take the simplest one. A couple of chair is enough for your balcony. Sit there by reading your favourite books. Sit there and have a glass of coffee in the afternoon. It is also a nice thing to do.
Do you want to make the balcony more amazing? Some awesome accessories can be your choice. You don't have to get the perfect ones. Simple and cheap but right can be perfect. You can begin by using big colourful floor cushions. Last but not least, you should remember to apply greenery. Potted plants and colourful flowers can perfect boho chic balcony design.