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These are great examples dealing with ascension
Note: Chandler Sen is a person depicted the The Life & Teaching of the Masters of the Far East by Baird T. Spalding
First with Chandler Sen he really died, he was an old man who had been working with the teachings for most of his life but had not attained. Because his intent had been so pure and he was so close to ascending the Masters brought him back to life and he then he took his body and left for a period of time to return as an Avatar. In this part of the story the Masters talk about how his death was a mistake and that it was only because he was so close to ascending that they felt they could give him the breath of life and return him to life to ascend.
The Jesus story is a fascinating one on all levels. First the planet was on a very dark path far worse than what we see all around us now. The earth has a natural cycle of change that is no different than a moon cycle or any other planetary cycle. It has been known by the Masters for thousands of years that the time period for her next continental shifts would be the time period we are in now. It was foreseen that with the darkness that was so intense on the planet that the chances were great that we would destroy the planet before she could reach her time of changes. It was seen that there needed to be a great spiritual movement to prevent this outcome. The master that we know to be Jesus agreed to come to the planet as a Master Incarnate and take on the role of martyr for a new spiritual movement that would distract the dark forces from their current paths. It was always known that he would have to "die" publicly and be "reborn" for the dramatic effect to start the movement. His life was very carefully planned. His ascension was not at the cross, his ascension happened before he began his work as a public teacher. One of the other Dharljas came out of the Himalaya to play the role of Judas. It was known that even though on the spiritual level everyone knew this was a spiritual play that was being enacted for the greater good, that the role of the "betrayer" would hold a historical guilt that no mortal should have to live with.
Jesus went about the work of teaching and putting into place his disciples who would go forth and lead the movement. He knew he was to be captured and hung on the cross to die. Prior to the time he rode into town for Passover he created a second body, so while he was in one body experiencing this time on the cross he was also observing it from his second body. After he was removed from the cross having let this body take on the total appearance of death it was placed in the tomb. He simply entered the tomb and integrated the two bodies (just as Jast did in the Spalding books when they came upon his second body laying near a village that had been in danger from wild animals). In his integrated body he interacted with those people he knew would be instrumental in the spiritual movement and returned to the Himalaya, where he had spent a large part of his life previously and where he stood forth before returning to the Middle East to teach. Judas did the same, he did his part in the play letting the powers that be know where to find Jesus. Then he took a second body and gave it the appearance of death by hanging, giving those who needed a conclusion to his part in the drama, the conclusion they wanted, his death. He then integrated his two bodies and also returned to the Himalaya
The sad part is when you look at all the horrendous things people did in the name of Christianity it's disheartening to imagine what would have occurred without this work set up by Jesus, the Dharljas and Avatars. This is also why he gets referred to as the world savior. He feels it was a huge group project and is simply glad the planet is still here to move through the changes.


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Why social media video is imperative to your marketing budget!
Social Media Advertising
The world has changed and gone are the days of television broadcast advertising. Your customers are watching and sharing billions of social media videos each day and users are hungry for more and more content. Any brand that's not creating video and promoting it on social media is missing out on huge opportunities. The good news is you don't have to be a big enterprise or have a huge budget to produce a social media video campaign.
Staying Ahead Of Your Competitors
Your competitors are already leveraging social video and a 2016 survey by the Web Marketing Video Council proves that. They found that 61 percent of businesses are using video as a marketing tool rather than print media. In the previous year, 66 percent of those businesses were not using video at all. It's clear that companies are quickly recognising the growing power of video for their brand.
Watch Or Read
People don't like to read content anymore. Imagine you have purchased a new camera and would like to know how to film a time-lapse, would you read the 1000 word write up or watch a 1 minute video tutorial? Video is a far better way to draw attention to or explain your brand. It shows off your brand, it's easier to understand and has the ability to be shared amongst different social platforms.
Video Algorithms Are Favoured
Video is unique in its ability to connect with viewers on an emotional level and is the preferred form of media nowadays. Social networks favour video in their algorithms, knowing that this rich content is favoured by users. Thus, not only helping with SEO scores and algorithms, but video gives your business an easy way to showcase its products and services in a precise way which is favoured by social networks.
Social Or Viral Video
Many people confuse social video with viral video, but there's a key difference. Social media videos may not get millions of views but can still be a success. If your company sells office furniture, a video that shows customers how to pair your products to create a beautiful office space, might be a success with only 600 views (if those views come from your target market). Yes, it's about shareability, but shareability among your target market is key.
Millennials are spending less time watching broadcast television channels and more time watching video on their mobile devices, laptops or their smart TV. Why would you want to be locked into a television channel structure when you can choose what you want to watch and when? By 2030, millennials will comprise 75 percent of the global workforce, making it hard to ignore video platforms that resonate so well with this key audience.
Return On Investment
Social media videos can deliver impressive ROI. This is probably the biggest pressure point for your business, so here are some figures:
72 percent of businesses who use video say it has increased website conversion rates. 74 percent of all internet traffic in 2017 is projected to come from video. More than half of YouTube views come from mobile devices. Facebook has 8 billion average daily video views from 500 million users. Facebook sees 100 million hours of daily video viewing.
ROI Tracking
Your return on investment for social video depends on how you choose to use it. Every business will have differing targets and goals. If you want to use video to promote your new product or volume of sales, then traffic to your website might be the metric you track. If it's going to be used for lead generation, the metric might be newsletter signups.
The key thing is that you actually set goals and track the success of your videos using analytics. It's only through tracking that you will learn what works with your audience and what doesn't, allowing you to refine your social video strategy.
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Whether you run a small business or work for a large organisation, there are many different ways to fit social media videos into your marketing strategy.
Social media videos can deliver on a number of marketing objectives. The most obvious are building brand awareness or telling your brand's story. GoPro and Redbull are renowned for creating amazing videos that serve the simple purpose of being sharable and getting their brand name out there, and they have done this very well This could be possible for your business with the right campaign!
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Tuesday, October 8, 2002
By Rev. Louis P. Sheldon
Chairman, Traditional Values Coalition
Washington, DC – On October 2, the House of Representatives voted 178-239 to defeat the Houses of Worship Political Speech Protection Act (H.R. 2357) offered by Rep. Walter Jones (R-NC).
H.R. 2357 was designed to revise IRS code to remove restrictions placed on churches and non-profit organizations in 1954 by then-Senator Lyndon Johnson. Prior to 1954, churches and non-profits had no such restrictions on their freedom of speech or their right to speak out in favor or against political issues or candidates.
The history of this IRS gag order is instructive. It began with the fraudulent election of Johnson to the Senate in 1948. It has been well established by both conservative and liberal historians that Lyndon Johnson's election to the Senate in 1948 was won by massive voter fraud. Known as "Landslide Lyndon," this mean-spirited political operative was "elected" by only 87 votes. His challenger, Coke Stevenson challenged his election and presented credible evidence that hundreds of votes for Johnson had been faked. Johnson, however, was successful in blocking Stevenson's effort by the clever use of court injunctions.
In 1954, Johnson was facing re-election to the Senate and was being aggressively opposed by two non-profit anti-Communist groups that were attacking Johnson's liberal agenda. In retaliation, Johnson inserted language into the IRS code that prohibited non-profits, including churches, from endorsing or opposing candidates for political office. In effect, this thoroughly corrupt man used the power of the IRS to silence his opposition. Unfortunately, it worked.
The legislation proposed by Rep. Jones was designed to overturn Johnson's vindictive gag order against his political opposition. There is no reason for this gag order to remain in effect, but Congress apparently thinks it must perpetuate bad public policy simply because it exists.
Organizations like Americans United for the Separation of Church and State continue to claim that this Johnson gag order must be upheld to protect "church/state separation." This is irrational and fails to take into account the entire history of religious freedom in the United States.
Throughout our nation's history—both before and after the American Revolution—our nation's pastors freely spoke out on the political and moral issues of the day. It was their duty and their right under the Constitution to preach against immorality and corruption in the political and the moral realm. Historian James H. Hutson, writing in Religion and the Founding of the American Republic notes: "Preachers seemed to vie with their brethren in other colonies in arousing their congregations against George III." And, as Hutson discovered, the House of Representatives sponsored church services in its chambers for nearly 100 years. These services only ended when convenient transportation was available to take Members of Congress home for the weekend.
It is interesting to observe that our Founding Fathers and our first elected officials didn't have any notion of "church/state separation" so vehemently endorsed by Americans United and other modernist groups. Our Founders valued religion and wrote the First Amendment to protect the free expression of religious beliefs—and the freedom to speak out on the moral issues—including those involving politics and politicians.
The disservice that Lyndon Johnson did to religious freedom has yet to be undone, but in the next session of Congress, perhaps H.R. 2357 will be passed—as it should be—to undo Johnson's vengeful action against his political opponents. Let's finally exorcise our public policies of the sad legacy of Landslide Lyndon.
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The place to take the scene all in Thursday night was the highest point of KeyBank Center. This corner is a big fan of the view from the press box, from where it's very easy to watch plays develop on the ice and equally cool to scan the stands. What we saw during this game was stunning.
I've been going to Sabres-Leafs games since the 1970s in the Aud and there is no question in my mind there has never been a Buffalo crowd as dominated by Toronto followers as the one we saw here Thursday night. You had to scan with binoculars to find someone in an odd Sabres jersey here and there because they were swallowed up by a sea of Leafs blue and white.
The number of Leafs sweaters in the stands was astounding. The Sabres were booed when they took the ice. So was the announcement of their starters. The noise after Toronto goals was clearly louder than when Buffalo scored. The "Go Leafs Go" chants are generally booed and then drowned out by a response of "Let's Go Buffalo". There weren't enough people in Blue and Gold to offer one on Thursday.
Say this for the Sabres: They didn't have to get worried about getting booed off the ice with all the cheers that went up after the first two periods for the Leafs. When Toronto's 5-2 win ended, there were jokes in the press box wondering if the Leafs were going to go to center ice to salute their fans because there were so many of them in the building.
Now, the explanations for all this are pretty easy to understand. The standings are the standings, with the Leafs headed to the playoffs and the Sabres three weeks from the golf course in a season that's been toast since Thanksgiving. Many Toronto fans who routinely come to Buffalo simply can't get into the Air Canada Centre, where the prices are outrageous and the crowd is much more of the wine-and-cheese variety. No doubt some Buffalo fans stayed home to watch basketball, with St. Bonaventure and UB both playing NCAA games later in the evening.
Obviously, many season ticket-holders cashed out for a night looking for Canadian fans to give them something back for their money after months of the Sabres doing nothing for them. It's all understandable. There's no aspersions to be cast upon Buffalo fans for that decision.
But it clearly shows how far the Sabres have fallen, especially in their No. 1 rivalry, and how much work they have to do to become relevant again. Even to their own fans.
"It was a good atmosphere anyway," Sabres coach Phil Housley said sheepishly when asked about the crowd. "We've got a lot of work to do and we understand that. We have a lot to prove. Not only the players, the coaches. We're all in it together and we're going to try to earn their trust back."
That's going to be a long and arduous process for a franchise with no playoff series wins since 2007 and no berths at all since 2011. As the losing seasons pile up, the scene off the ice in this game rates as one of the lowest moments in franchise history. What's worse than your fans turning on you and showering you with boos? When they don't even care enough to show up and the other team's fans take over your building.
Housley and his players insist they have a lot to play for the rest of the way and young players like Brendan Guhle and Linus Ullmark certainly do with an eye on next season. Longtime prospects like Nick Baptiste and Justin Bailey might in their final push to show they can be NHL players. Jack Eichel wants to get back on the ice and get to a point a game for the year. Other veterans might be playing out the end of their NHL careers.
How many fans will be in the building is anyone's guess. Still, Housley has addressed motivation with his team and insists he doesn't expect it to be hard to keep his players interested in the rest of the season.
"We not only owe it to ourselves to keep pushing forward to get better as a group," he said. "But we owe it to our fans."
The real question: How many of them will be left when next season starts?
Eichel will research his injury
Fans who were apoplectic that the Sabres were rushing Eichel back into games have to be appeased by the deliberate pace the team is using for the star's return. And they also had to like Eichel's reference Friday to GM Jason Botterill being involved in the decision making.
For his part, Eichel said he'll do some soul-searching over the summer about the back-to-back high ankle sprains he's endured the the last two seasons. He said he spent a lot of time last summer doing exercises to strengthen his ankles and will have to go back to the drawing board on that area again.
"You look into everything," Eichel said. "Your skates, edges, whatever you're doing. I'll do a lot of digging this summer on how to help myself. I think most things are preventable. In that situation, it's unfortuanate that it happened like that. A bit of a freak accident, kind of a freak fall. I"m lucky it wasn't a lot worse and something else."
Kane goes fourth in San Jose
Evander Kane poured in four goals for the Sharks late Friday night in a 7-4 win over Calgary and got his name off the top of a dubious list: Most two-goal games in a career without a hat trick.
Kane led active NHL players with 27 two-goal performances before finally getting his first three-goal game by the end of the second period. He notched No. 4 just 62 seconds into the third period and only a big save by Calgary goalie Mike Smith prevented Kane from becoming the first NHLer since 2011 with five goals in a game.
Evander Kane nets first career hat trick in four-goal game for Sharks
"Most two-goal games (without a hat trick), I've been reminded of that for awhile," said Kane, who posed for photos in the dressing room with four pucks along with teammates Brent Burns and Joe Pavelski. "It was great to be able to get the third, and especially in a real important game."
Kane has 10 points in eight games for the Sharks, including five goals. The Sabres can only hope he keeps piling up the points and continues to pique the interest level in San Jose to get paid this summer. Remember: A re-sign with the Sharks turns the trade into what Buffalo wants with a first-round pick in 2019 then coming the Sabres' way.
Took me 9 years in the @NHL but was worth the wait. Happy I was able to get my first 🎩 trick with this group of guys! @SanJoseSharks Huge win! pic.twitter.com/sqW6UtwAvL
— Evander Kane (@evanderkane_9) March 17, 2018
It's not official until you break down your four-goal game with @sharkvoice and @BretHedican! pic.twitter.com/h3A8ZJCMtT
— San Jose Sharks (@SanJoseSharks) March 17, 2018
GMs have lots to talk about
NHL general managers start their annual spring meetings Monday in Boca Raton, Fla., and it will be interesting to see what changes, if any, they make to goaltender interference rules. There's continued chatter the GMs will push for decisions to be made at the situation room in Toronto rather than on the ice as a way to enforce consistency from game to game.
You wonder if the GMs may set the groundwork at this gathering for discussion at the draft about offside rules (the skate on the ice is a bone of contention) and playoff formats. You wonder if the divisional format will get increased opposition this year if 100-point teams get eliminated again in the first round, and there's likely to be some talk about increasing the number of teams to make the postseason.
Commissioner Gary Bettman seems to have no appetite to going past 16 teams in the postseason but the NHL is likely only 2-3 years away from adding Seattle to become a 32-team league. Only half that group would make the postseason, the same number as in 1979 when the league had just 21 teams. It's to the point where it's getting too hard to make the playoffs at all, as Sabres fans can attest.
Inside the Sabres: Assistant GM Steve Greeley is on the rise, sees Buffalo doing the same
Happy 100th to Punch
There was a certain symmetry to Thursday's meeting between the Sabres and Leafs because it was the 100th birthday of Punch Imlach, the legendary coach and GM of the Leafs who was the original coach of the Sabres and the GM who built Buffalo's 1975 Stanley Cup finalists.
Imlach died in 1987 at age 69 after the last of a series of heart attacks that marred the final 15 years of his life. He stepped away from coaching for good in 1972 after the first cardiac issue, turning the reins over to Joe Crozier and watching Crozier lead the '72-73 Sabres to the playoffs for the first time in franchise history.
Around the boards
*The Professional Hockey Writers Association announced Friday that it will become fully transparent on members' votes for various postseason awards, effective with this year's balloting. By a vote of 174-40, the PHWA will now release all ballots cast for the Hart, Norris, Calder, Lady Byng and Selke Trophies. The PHWA does not vote for the Vezina (selected by general managers) or the Jack Adams Award (NHL Broadcasters' Association).
The voting will be released on the organization's Website after the awards are handed out in June. A similar process is done in baseball, where ballots for the MVP, Cy Young, Manager of the Year and Rookie of the Year awards are released in November when the awards are announced.
*Everyone knows Swedish defenseman Rasmus Dahlin is the consensus No. 1 pick in the June draft. The early-line favorite for No. 1 pick in 2019 is center Jack Hughes of Orlando, Fla., and he's making history with the U.S. National Development Team. Hughes had a five-point game last week in the USHL, and his season point total of 87 has broken the under-17 record of 83 set by Phil Kessel and Clayton Keller.
*Leafs coach Mike Babcock, on the lack of NHL time that's been available to star goaltending prospect Garret Sparks: "In the end your job as a prospect is to keep pushing the people who make the decisions. You do good things, eventually you'll play in the NHL ... The great thing about the AHL is that you're trying out for 31 teams every night. To think anyone is not watching you, you're sadly mistaken. There's no vacuum, you're playing in front of everyone."
*Coyotes coach Rick Tocchet gave it up to his 93-year-old mother, Norma, upon returning to the team Thursday following her death: "I never deserved a penalty. I never had a bad game. It was always the coach's fault. I could do no wrong. In her eyes, I was like Gretzky and Lemieux put together."
Story topics: Buffalo Sabres/ Evander Kane/ Jack Eichel/ Jason Botterill/ Mike Babcock/ Punch Imlach/ Rick Tocchet/ San Jose Sharks/ Toronto Maple Leafs


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花樣年華 is a Chinese idiom that describes a beautiful and blossoming period of time in life that is synonymous to a flower; which is fleeting and ephemeral, and where it fades as quickly as it blooms. 花means flower, 樣means 'like', 年 means year and 華 means flower again and a period of time. Often the expression is often used with an underlying nostalgic and melancholic tone.
Often an identity of a person is constructed through their interpretation of their own memory. Upon reflection of 花樣年華 there becomes a sentimental yearning for an reality that is not genuine. Therefore, '22 excerpts of falsified memories' is a collective of 'false' (a reality that may be untrue due to its subjective view) memories. Through narratives and illustration, '花樣年華' aims to physically manifest memories and the perception of self, and to create an empathy between the artist and the audience beyond a barrier of language.
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You May Have A Connection
Speaker: Dr. Tim Lovett | September 09, 2018
God's prophecy and promise was that the Messiah would come from the Israelite family and that he would rescue and restore the people of God. These aren't just names- these are family names! Ezra 2:2-3 Nehemiah 7:5-7
Made for This!
Speaker: Dr. Tim Lovett | September 02, 2018
Ezra was prepared by God for his role in reestablishing God's community as the hopeful ones. Ezra 7:1-6
New Beginnings: A Divine Burden
Speaker: Dr. Tim Lovett | August 26, 2018
Nehemiah was burdened to honor something old through rebuilding something new: Jerusalem was suffering great trouble and shame. Nehemiah 1:3


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With Jose Mourhino exiting from Chelsea midweek this game just got a whole lot trickier to handicap. The Chelsea players did not look to be in revolt against their manager on Monday night, I thought each and everyone of them tried very hard with maybe the exception of the injured Eden Hazard who looks like he needs a break as he's playing like a tired man. Diego Costa did everything but score, got in good positions, harrassed both center and full backs, kicked midfielders and was his usual general nusance. Willian was again excellent and is having a fine season for Chelsea but it's at the back where they keep making silly mistakes that Chelsea are being punished. Courtois maybe one of the best goalkeepers in the world but if he keeps getting exposed to one on ones from six yards he's not going to look like a good keeper.
Its understandable that the Champions are still favourites in this one given they play the team that are sitting in ninteenth and only have twelve points from sixteen games. But should Chelsea be 1/3 against a fellow relegation battler , because that simply is what Chelsea are right now. I dont think so. Sam Allardyce will set his team up here to be hard to beat and to frustrate a blunt Chelsea attack. It's difficult to have any faith in Chelsea right now though and at 1/3 I couldnt take them at that price right now. In fact I think Sunderland +2 on the handicap looks one of the plays of the weekend. With Defoe and Fletcher up front Sunderland can definitely hit Chelsea on the counter attack and one goal should be enough to cover the handicap even if Chelsea win the game.
Take Sunderland +2 and see if we can win some money off the basket case that is Chelsea football club, if Mourhino ends up at Old Trafford then Chelsea & Abramovich could regret this silly snap decision to sack the most decorated manager in Chelsea history.


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A new report from Stanford claims that we're well into the 6th great mass extinction event in the earth's history.
From livescience:
That means the number of species that went extinct in the past 100 years would have taken 11,400 years to go extinct under natural extinction rates, the researchers said.
From The Telegraph:
Scientists at Stanford University in the US claim it is the biggest loss of species since the Cretaceous-Tertiary mass extinction which wiped out the dinosaurs 66 million years ago.
From Scientific American:
The population of any given animal among the five million or so species on the planet is, on average, 28 percent smaller, thanks to humans. And as many as one third of all animals are either threatened or endangered, a new study in Science finds.
Some problems don't have solutions.


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Travel Insurance
One of the most important things to tick off your checklist is your travel insurance. Going away without it is risky business, as you could be up for some enormous medical costs if something went wrong.
So how do you know what to be prepared for when it comes to travel? What types of things should you make sure you're covered for when you take out travel insurance? To help you on your way, I've put together these handy articles:
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Stress-strain relationship of confined concrete with corroded transverse reinforcing bars
Wang, Yi
Date of Issue2016
School of Civil and Environmental Engineering
In this research, experiments were done to study 1) the stress-strain behavior of circular reinforced concrete column with different degree of lateral confinement, 2) the reduction of strength and ductility of the circular column due to the corrosion of stirrups. Besides, Finite Element Modeling (FEM) by using OpenSees (Open System for Earthquake Engineering Simulation) has been developing to model the stress-strain behavior of circular RC column. 15 small-scale circular RC columns, which under different corrosion level, were subjected to monotonic compressive loading, and the stress-strain behaviors of those columns were compared and analyzed. The experimental results show that the circular column with more lateral confinement can provide a larger compress strength as well as a better ductility. As the corrosion level increases, the ductility of RC column is easier to be affected compared with the strength reduction of RC column.
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The Eagles swooped to sign the Serbian international from Olympiakos for an undisclosed fee on deadline day in January 2017, and he would net twice in the second half of the campaign to help Palace avoid the drop.
The 26-year-old began his career at his hometown club Radnicki Kragujevac before moves to Rad and Red Star Belgrade, where he lifted a Serbian Cup in 2012; the same year he earned his first call-up to his country's squad.
That prompted a move to Belgian side Anderlecht in 2013 where he completed a domestic double in his only season in the country, before moving to Olympiakos where more success poured in, with a second successive league and cup double claimed before another Superleague title followed in 2015/16 with Milivojevic playing a major role.
All that silverware helped him gain 19 international caps before he signed a three-and-a-half year contract with the Eagles, having netted six goals from just 19 appearances from holding midfield in the first half of the season in Greece.
Milivojevic has gone from strength-to-strength since arriving in SE25, and is currently the club's top scorer this season, having become known for his penalty-taking wizardry.


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The Problem: CSA forests are under continued threat! Emerald Ash Borer has killed over 10% of our forest. Now a much worse threat is upon us: Beech Bark Disease. Beech trees make up a large part of the tree canopy of the CSA and create the character of the forest we know today. The good news is that there are now options to protect and treat these incredible trees. It will cost less and may last longer than the Ash Borer treatment.
What is Beech Bark Disease? Beech bark disease (BBD) is caused by both an insect scale and a fungus. First, the tree becomes covered with a white, wool-looking substance (see photo). The presence of scale allows infection by the Neonectria fungi which then kills the wood, blocking the flow of sap. Affected trees decline in health and eventually die, or they break off in heavy winds before dying – a condition called "beech snap". The earlier an infected tree is treated, the better its chances to survive. Between 3 and 10% of the beech trees are resistant to BBD. We do have resistant trees at CSA.
What is at risk? The CSA canopy is dominated by Beech trees. A number of Beech Trees at the Assembly are over 100 feet tall and were saplings around the time of the Civil War. We are now about 5 years into BBD at the Assembly. Time is running short but there is still time to effectively treat the trees. Untreated trees near roads, cottages, or other valuable trees should be removed in the next couple years before they become weak and "snap". If we leave the trees to die they will potentially become a hazard to people and property, and become too dangerous for tree companies to easily remove. Beech trees can be very expensive to remove, and are relatively inexpensive to treat. Dan Schillinger, The Tree Doctor, has only lost 2 of >100 trees in the past 10 years.
What is the CSA doing? In 2017 and 2018 the CSA board committed $15,000 to treating beech trees on CSA property. The Forest Care committee did a survey 102 beech trees on common property. We then contracted with Steve Fouch to do treatment on 71 trees and with Dan Schillinger to treat 17 trees. Dan did a more extensive treatment removing scale and then treating with a pesticide all the way up the tree trunk. You can see metal tags of trees that were treated. We will follow up in 2019 and 2020 to compare the two treatment methods.
What can you do? Survey your property to see if there are Beech trees. Appreciate the canopy they provide. Are they scale infected? If it was to snap, would it be a risk? If you are interested in getting treated please contact "Tree Doctor" Dan Schillinger at 231-633-8733 or . You will need to mark trees with plastic tape and put your phone number and email right on the tape so Dan can follow up with you. If you have a Beech tree with no sign of scale, this is fantastic. Please let us know so we can track the resistant trees. We may want to transplant some resistant seedlings to other places in the CSA.
Take a look at the condition of the forest around you. Is it healthy? Are there young trees in the understory? Are there signs of erosion? If large trees come down will there be something to take its place? Talk to the Ecology committee about how to monitor and remove invasive species and how to care for your forest understory.


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Well, the day has finally arrived! Tomorrow will mark the beginning of Vegetarian Awareness Month. What a perfect time to officially start Alf Hana! We are very excited to begin sharing what tools and information we have to those of you who want to try to add more plant-based, whole foods to your diets.
There are many such blogs available, but Alf Hana is special for several reasons. We live, work, play, and eat in Egypt. So, all the recipes, ingredients, and resources we will talk about are available to those of you living here as well. We also are lucky to have a very talented translator, Janette Gamal, who has dedicated herself to helping us duplicate this information into Arabic. You can read the Arabic version of Alf Hana at alfhanaar.wordpress.com. Thanks, Jiji!
If you don't live in Egypt, don't worry! You'll find lots of Egyptian recipes to add to your collection that will spice up your diet!
And now, let the cooking begin!


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Childhood is the best time to nurture a special talent. If you see your children pursuing an activity keenly, whether it's related to sports, arts, or academics, encourage them to excel at it. Introduce them to new techniques and forms of the same. Similarly, when you have a budding artist at home, introduce him to different genres and styles of painting.
Introducing children to classics that have influenced generations is a must. At the same time, parents must encourage their children to retain their individuality and style. Here we look at simple but effective ways to introduce receptive and developing minds to classic art work, and how to encourage budding talent to become exceptional and passionate artists.
Explain to Them the Basic Forms of Painting
When the foundation is strong, the finished product will be good. It is important to help children acquire strong basics. Enumerate and explain to your children the basic forms and styles of painting in a simple manner. Put it across interestingly. Encourage them to ask questions. Ask a few yourself to determine if they are really getting the concepts right. See if they know the difference between a landscape, a portrait and a still life painting.
You may need to do some research and study to know the nuances yourself. But the efforts will be totally worth it when you see the keen face and brilliant works of your little Da Vinci.
Have the Best Versions of the Classics at Home
Owning a Picasso or a Van Gogh is not possible. However, there are copies available today that are almost as good as the originals. Introduce your children to great art through these brilliant copies. Be careful only to pick hand-painted replicas and not the printed copies of the originals. The look and feel of printed copies is always inferior to hand-painted replicas.
Replicas make fabulous home décor pieces as well. So invest in a few of these and introduce your children to the classics. They will be sources of inspiration and information for your child.
Pick Artists and Works Children Can Relate To
Here Comes the Gobbler (1877) by Sophie Gengembre Anderson
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Teach a child like a child would teach you. Like I mentioned before, whether you are explaining different styles of painting to them or talking about categories such as Impressionism or Modernism- be lucid, flexible and interesting in your method of teaching.
Pick works that children can identify with and easily comprehend. Start with something like Mary Casatt paintings, where the subjects are primarily children and babies. Children will immediately relate to those paintings when they see a father reading to his young son or a mother hugging her child. Through Mary Casatt's Impressionistic paintings you can introduce your child to the Impressionist Movement and its art work.
Similarly, introduce your child to pre-Raphaelite paintings through Sophie Gengembre Anderson's works, whose subjects are primarily young girls and women. Portraits may be among the toughest to draw on canvas but they can be instrumental in explaining the styles and nuances of painting. Paintings in bright colors usually fascinate children. Buy a few of these and hang them in the kids' room or in the living room. Let them understand and explore the colors and the backgrounds on their own. They can draw inspiration and ideas from the art they see. At the same time, encourage them to experiment with designs, colors and subjects to create unique and wonderful paintings of their own.
Take Help of the Internet
Don't underestimate the importance of theoretical knowledge in the pursuit of the arts. If you are not aware of the different types of paintings, the story of their origin, the tale of particular paintings, etc., don't feel flabbergasted or ill-equipped to provide knowledge to your child.
There are many blogs and sites dedicated to various art forms, discussing them in detail. Read up a few of those. You will be surprised at the store house of information available for free. Talk about what you read with your child. Look for famous paintings online, show them to your child, and discus their various aspects and elements.
Provide Training
Getting your child trained by an expert is a great way to push him to excel in his areas of interest. You can enroll your child in painting classes or have a certified painting teacher or professional come home and work with your child. Experts/teachers will also know how to groom your child's talent and give it the exposure it needs.
Encourage Participation
Encourage your child to participate in various exhibitions, contests, etc. where he can display his work. Prizes and appreciation will be a positive reinforcement and motivate him to continue to work hard. But since criticism is inevitable, train your child to take it in a positive spirit. Artists and their work are always scrutinized. When you prepare your child for this truth early in life, you will save him a lot of discouragement and demotivation later on.
I hope this post has thrown some light on how to nurture the artist in your child. If you found the ideas helpful, go ahead and try them and see your child bloom into a fine artist.
Author Bio
Sophia Mann writes on paintings and art. Her interest in the visual arts developed early when she attempted to duplicate a drawing her brother had brought home as a school assignment. She has been fascinated with this medium of artistic expression ever since. She also paints in her spare time.


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Move right into this urban chic 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath town home boasting an open living space spanning the entire 2nd floor of this luxury townhouse. Upgrades galore including hardwood floors, quartz counter tops and gourmet kitchen with a Wolf range and double oven! Designer touches including shiplap feature walls in living room and 1st floor office. Ideal location for walking to the Metra station, shops and restaurants in downtown Libertyville. furniture package including artwork available for a quick and easy move in! Come visit today and see why these new construction homes are in high demand!
Masterful design & modern elegance adorn this stunning 6 bed, 4.1 bath home. Abundance of updates, custom millwork & high ceilings are just a few of the finest details abound. Charming porch welcomes you at the home, leading into the two-story foyer offering views into formal living & dining room. Top-of-the-line kitchen is a chef's dream boasting custom wood paneled refrigerator & dishwasher, stainless steel Wolf oven/cooktop, island w/ breakfast bar & 2nd sink & eating area with exterior access. Escape to your master suite highlighting tray ceiling, WIC, two sink vanity, spa-like shower & whirlpool tub. Office, 1/2 bath & laundry complete main level. Three bedrooms, 1 w/ ensuite & 2 sharing a Jack&Jill bath, adorn the 2nd level. Entertain in style in your walk-out basement providing theatre room, game room, rec room w/ bar & fireplace, exercise room, two bedrooms & full bath. Outdoor oasis presents sun-filled deck & luscious landscaping. This home has it all!
One of the cutest 3 bedrooms available! Loaded with updates! Terrific location just blocks to Rockland/Highland/Libertyville High School! Newer Trane A/C & Furnace, GE Profile Refrigerator, Bosch Dishwasher, Family Room Flooring & Fresh Paint. Cool wood plank accent wall Living Room. Barn Doors Master Closet. New Light Fixtures & Fans. WiFi Garage Door Opener. Beautifully updated Kitchen and Baths with newer Cabinetry. Nice dark floors. All Stainless Appliances. Granite. Custom Plantation Shutters. Cute Laundry/Mud Room with backyard access. Huge Crawl Space under Kitchen & Living Room. Light & Bright! Private Fenced Yard! Courtyard with Party Lights! Patio! Fire Pit! Oversized Two Car Garage with Attic/Rafter Storage! Nicholas Dowden Park nearby! Ready to Move in!
$2,100,000 404 Forest Lane Libertyville, IL 60048
Welcome to 404 Forest Lane located in one of Libertyville's most spectacular locations. This custom 10,000 square foot home is both incredibly elegant and immensely comfortable. Stunning foyer greets you as you enter this amazing home. Living room with adjoining sun filled sitting room. Distinguished wood paneled office. Opulent dining room perfect for those special occasions. Spacious gourmet kitchen with eating area and adjoining screened porch. Kitchen open to family room ~ ideal for entertaining and everyday living. Romantic master suite with french doors overlooking manicured lawn. 5 additional private en suites. Second floor bonus, game room and laundry room. Incredible walk out lower level complete with theater room,recreation room with wet bar, exercise room,full bath and loads of storage space. This home is nothing short of spectacular throughout ~ all of this within a short distance to vibrant downtown Libertyville and award winning high school.
Are you looking for privacy? A gorgeous home to entertain in, with a backyard oasis? This meticulously maintained brick and real stucco home has 4 bedrooms 4 1/2 bathrooms with over 200k in recent improvements! There are hardwood floors throughout in this open floor plan, a spacious white kitchen leading into a Great Room with an abundance of windows, and a cozy eating area. The Master retreat has an attached office, two fireplaces, an expansive bathroom, dressing room, and oversized storage area. 2 large Jack & Jill bedrooms with walk-in closets on the second floor. An additional bedroom suite on the first floor, with a full bathroom and stunning views of the professionally landscaped yard. The full finished basement features a heated tile floor, oversized egress windows, wine cellar, rec room, & additional full bathroom. 3 car garage -5 minutes from Mainstreet Libertyville, Highway 94, & Blue-Ribbon Copeland Manor Elementary, middle and high school, 10 minutes from Abbott and AbbVie-
Fabulous close-to-town location. Vaulted ceiling in living room. Hardwood floors. First floor family room open to kitchen and with access to deck and back yard. Features include finished recreation room in English basement. 2 car attached garage. Over 2100 square feet of living space. Furnace and AC only 5 years old. Close to schools, library, shopping, Lunch in the Park on Fridays for summertime fun, and Thursday's Farmers' Market. Easy access to Tollway.
So much character & pizzazz in this Riva Ridge ranch on quiet cul-de-sac. New hardwood flrs in great rm, den &bedrooms.New granite wet bar, frplc facade & full wall of windows in volume great room.Extremely cool "Sputnik" glass globe chandelier & cathedral clg in dining room.Skylights, French drs, full wall of white fluted column bookcases in big den. Light & bright kitchen boasts stainless LG French door ref, glazed dove gray cabts, granite, pantry & dining area w/ glass doors to cute patio.2-story entry w/ exposed painted brick wall, curio ledge & new floor. Huge volume master suite w/custom walkin, drum shade ceiling fan & private bath w/soaking tub, 2 vanities, full wall mirrors, oversized shower & vaulted ceiling.Hunter fan & wood flr in BR 2.Adj bath has 2 vans & retro tile. Laundry room w/ cabts, new floor & huge closet.Attached oversized 2-car garage w/ storage alcove. Recessed lighting & fresh paint t/o. New siding (2019) Plenty of guest parking. Private walk to front porch.
TOTAL RENOVATION nearly complete. Walls removed to accommodate today's lifestyle. Custom split level on over .34 acres in great family neighborhood. Huge kitchen with SS appliances, including 2 ovens & wine cooler, Carrara marble back splash, large peninsula opens to liv/dining rooms with crown molding and hardwood floors. 4 large bedrooms, 3 full baths. Large family room with fireplace, combination laundry/mud room with garage access. 2348 sq ft of living space plus subbasement. D128 choice zone. Close to expressway, train, shopping and vibrant downtown Libertyville.
A desirable open floor plan that's perfect for daily living, informal gatherings, & elegant entertaining! 3,285 sf on the main level w/vaulted & beamed ceilings, neutral paint palette, massive windows, ample natural light & gorgeous views. A tiled entry foyer opens to the living rm w/custom stone fireplace & dining rm, both w/hardwood flr. Huge kitchen w/Dacor SS appliances, a 5x6 granite island, tons of cabinets & walk-in pantry, & big table area w/glass doors out to the Trex wrap-around deck. Stunning family rm w/masonry fplc, built-ins, wall of windows & sliding glass doors to the deck on 2 sides! Spacious bedrooms w/hardwood flrs. Tiled baths have dual sink vanities. Potential in-law or nanny suite & 1st laundry. Another 3,285 sf in the basement w/bath for additional living space & plenty of storage! New zoned furnaces (2018) + new sump pump & backup. Private park-like setting in neighborhood surrounded by Old School Forest Preserve. Convenient to I-94 & award-winning schools!
Super clean all brick ranch with a huge fenced yard across from Nicholas Dowden Park is loaded with fresh updates! Wide-open plan, hardwood floors, paver patio, and FULL finished basement! Owner has put lots of work into getting everything just right in this home, and it shows - neutral, clean, and ready to go. You can just move in and enjoy. Kitchen features stainless appliances, solid surface counters and a large eating area. The finished lower level has a recent remodel and affords a lot of bonus space with a a large rec room, office/4th bedroom, and a tidy laundry area and lots of storage. There are two large bathrooms and a two car garage. Location is close to trails and within walking distance of Copeland Elementary, Rockland Middle, and Libertyville High Schools.
Colonial style home situated in Butterfield Estates waiting for you to call it your own! Welcoming new front door, quarter turn staircase & ceramic tile in foyer! Expansive living & dining combo is filled w/great natural light! Formal dining is currently being used as an office w/a wide opening to the updated kitchen. New granite counters, white cabs, new micro + fan, bayed window & large eating area. Cozy family room w/floor to ceiling brick fireplace, bead board & glass sliders that lead to the large deck. Big laundry room w/lots of storage (perfect for to act as a shared pantry!) Spacious master suite w/private bath includes a separate sunny vanity room, glass shelf, sink & 2 mirrored closets. All bedrooms are graced w/hardwood flooring! Recently finished basement has brand new paint, carpet, tiled ceiling, bar, plenty of storage, sauna that is being used as a cedar closet & full bath. Fenced in yard + circular driveway! New A/C! Close to schools, park, Advocate Condell & Metr
Fantastic Interlaken Meadows home with an amazing $150K addition to the kitchen & family room in '06 is your gain! Open Concept space designed perfectly for entertaining! Gourmet kitchen w/Granite counters and SS Appliances. Vaulted ceiling family room w/gas fireplace and windows galore leads to a very private, outdoor stone paver patio & grilling area. Desired Hardwood floors throughout 1st floor. Formal Dining & Living rooms could be an office/playroom. Upstairs, you'll love the updated, gorgeous master retreat w/vaulted ceilings, huge walk-in closet & master bath with dual granite sinks, soaker tub & separate shower along with 3 more nice size bedrooms. Finished basement adds plenty of area for playroom, game tables, movies or exercise area & storage galore. Location is everything! Downtown Libertyville ~Award Winning Schools ~Shopping ~Dining~ Metra ~Parks & Recreation ~ NO busy roads or train tracks in your back yard!
Beautiful Merit club Ranch, in a gated golf community. Carrington model with great split floor plan. Wall of floor to ceiling windows, custom plantation shades & hardwood floors throughout. Master Luxe ensuite, WIC, & 2nd main floor bedroom with full bath. No maintenance exterior. Catalog kitchen, design by Ragesdale with beautiful marble countertops, large island, & stainless steel appliances. Screened in patio off kitchen for your bug free enjoyment. Living room with traditional brick, wood burning fireplace & custom built ins. Great room with vaulted ceilings and patio doors walking out to 2nd outdoor space. Family room & 3rd bedroom or office with walk in closet & full bath in the finished lower level. Additional unfinished large workroom & crawl for storage in the basement. New Furnace, AC and H2o heater. Bonus, Home can be purchased with all furniture additionally! Please inquire for more details! Move right in! Quick close possible!
Redesigned & Renovated by Frederick Phillips (architect) and John Tiedmann (builder). Simply stunning! High end finishes compliment perfect living spaces. Walk to Highland School,LHS, Bike paths and Open Space Parks. From comfortable front porch seating through the large sunny family flex room,to the hand laid brick patio, enjoy the four seasons with exceptional colorful landscape. The formal dining rm gracefully overlooks the finely appointed living rm. The designer kitchen includes custom cabinets,quartz counters,bosch appliances,a spacious eating area & an organizational station. TheFamily rm hosts a custom frpl and built in bar station. The Family Rm opens freely to a large porch rm with expansive windows that welcomes sun & back yard nature. The Master suite hosts custom furniture fit closets, a spectacular highly appointed bath complete with heated marble flooring. 3 add. bdrms plus a full remodeled bath complete the 2nd flr. Newer roof,siding,insulation,mechnicals,windows
BEAUTIFUL NEW CONSTRUCTION FOR SUMMER MOVE-IN! Impeccable 3,279 sq ft single-family home plan design by luxury builder Emerald Homes in Libertyville! Captivating home in the heart of Libertyville boasts 4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, 3-car garage, and full basement. Luxurious open concept kitchen features a large island with additional storage space, quartz countertops, tall white designer cabinets with crown molding, and stainless steel appliances! Large master suite includes volume tray ceilings, ceiling fan rough-in, and a spacious walk-in closet. Luxury master bathroom with separate shower and soaker tub, ceramic tile, and dual bowl vanity. Laundry room conveniently located upstairs. Elegant architectural shingles, Hardie, and stone beautify the exterior. Home site near downtown and steps from Lake Minear with a fully sodded front yard and professional landscaping. It won't last long! Ask about this smart home's convenient features! Similar home pictured.
Live the life of luxury in this stunning 5-bed home, nestled on a 1.64 acre lot, ideally situated in the premier Nickels & Dimes neighborhood! Custom crown molding, French doors & hardwood floors are just a few of the finest details. Elegant bridal staircase greets you in the home w/ an open layout into the sunken LR, adorned w/ fireplace & plush carpeting. Entertain lavishly in the DR boasting serene outdoor views & architectural pillars. Top-of-the-kitchen is graced w/ granite counters, white cabinetry, island w/ seating & spacious eating area. Relax in the FR featuring a floor-to-ceiling brick fireplace, expansive ceiling & wet-bar. Escape to the master suite w/ private sitting room & ensuite w/ double sinks & whirlpool tub. 3 addtl ensuite bedrooms w/ WIC's. 1st & 2nd floor laundry! Full finished basement is the ultimate space featuring wet-bar, rec room, 5th bed, full bath & exercise room. Outdoor oasis completes the home boasting an in-ground pool & brick paver patio. Must see!
Newer construction in a prime Libertyville location walking distance to schools, forest preserve, and downtown, this 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom home features a contemporary open-concept with tasteful finishes. The bright expansive kitchen opens up into the family room, which includes a wood burning fireplace. The separate dining room leads to a paver patio perfect for entertaining. Upstairs, the master suite features a full bathroom with free-standing tub, walk-in closet, and second wood burning fireplace. The other two bedrooms share a Jack and Jill bathroom. The second floor is complete with a laundry room. Ample storage is provided throughout. The home is slab-on-grade and efficiently heated with radiant at the first floor. Agent owned. Come take a look!
Wow! Over 4000 sq ft plus Finished Lower Level! Almost an Acre! Three Car Garage! Oak Grove Schools! Enormous Vaulted Family Room with Soaring Stone Fireplace Wall. Oversized Kitchen with Granite Counters, Planning Desk & Prep Sink. Back Hall Second Staircase & Laundry Room off Garage. Relaxing Sun Room. First Floor Den with built-ins. Large Formal Living Room & Dining Room. Huge Master Suite with Private Bath & Walk-in Closet. Spacious Loft. Finished Basement with 5th BR, Third Full Bath, Rec & Game Area, plus Huge Storage/Mechanical Area, Cedar Closet & Exterior Stair access up thru garage. Even more Storage in Attic over Garage through Pull Down Stairs! Looks like a two car garage from the road, but room for over Three Cars! Fresh Paint! New Carpet. Large Deck. Huge Patio. Gorgeous Lawns, Landscaping, Flowerbeds. Access to walking path to Independence Grove Forest Preserve just across River Road.
This move in ready Cambridge home sits on an interior lot. It has a nicely updated kitchen with 42" cabinets & granite counters. The master bedroom features updated bath & generous closet space. Newer roof. Brand new water heater. Seller has successfully appealed taxes. Enjoy the summers on the patio and hangout in the large yard. The full basement has a rec room and a large storage/workshop area. Come and enjoy this town's dining, shopping & recreational activities. Libertyville High Schools and Vernon Hills High School Choice Zone!
Enjoy a staycation year round on your own 5 acres in Mettawa ~ a small community tucked between Libertyville and Lake Forest ~ this quiet location has it all! Relax by day at the pool or fishing in the ponds, evening sunsets with western views by the firepit surrounded by the beauty of the land. Spend hours discovering nature in your own backyard and watch the seasons change as you drink coffee on the front porch. Zoned for up to 5 horses, bring your plans and build a barn! Interior features include hardwood floors with an open floor plan exceptional for entertaining friends and family, vaulted ceiling with stone fireplace, first floor bedroom with full bath great for guests/in-laws, incredibly spacious master suite and huge walk in closet, finished basement offering additional recreational space, craft room and full bath. Close to 94, shopping, Metra, restaurants, and award winning Rondout School. There's no place like Mettawa in the north suburbs, come see for yourself!
Captivating split level home near Copeland School extremely well maintained. Welcome home to 837 S 4th Avenue where you'll enjoy a beautiful yard, location and condition. Plenty of room in the extra 4th bedroom and dry sub basement. Many upgrades by this long-time owner including new roof, new driveway, new furnace/air conditioner, sump pump, fresh paint. Sunny, cheerful home has 2 skylights in the kitchen. The hardwood floors throughout most rooms are in nice condition. Beautiful perennials and yard with scenic deck to relax before fall. Visit this gem today!
Looking for that urban loft style living in Libertyville? This one of a kind condo in the heart of Libertyville offers it all ~ This Historic building was once Central School ~ It has been amazingly transformed with beautiful modern finishes and exposed brick walls ~ Inside this 1 bedroom 1 bath condo offers incredible ceiling height an open floor plan and a fully updated design plus in unit laundry and 1 parking space included ~ This location can't be beat ~ Walking distance to vibrant downtown Libertyville's shops, restaurants, bars & Starbucks ~ Commuting downtown is a breeze since you are less than 2 blocks to the Metra train station ~ These condos rarely become available ~ Don't miss this opportunity!
Redone To Perfection..Just Move In..Custom designed oak/ wrought iron spindle staircase, hardwood floors, 4.1 Updated Baths, Beautiful High End White Kitchen with stainless appliances, granite and tile backsplash. Finished lower level with Rec/Game area, Full bar, Full bath and Workout/Bedroom 6. Desirable floor plan with 2 private libraries, office, music, art room, guest room.. Open and airy, neutral floor plan. Spacious family room with fireplace can be enjoyed from the dynamite kitchen. Formal Living and Dining Room are separated by custom detailed pillars, crown molding throughout, laundry room with lockers & charming powder room could be expanded to full main floor bath. Brick paver walkways and patio with beautiful mature landscaping that offer privacy and year round color. A large green open space is adjacent to the home for overflow athletic activities. Desirable Butterfield school. A fun park is located within the neighborhood. Walkable to Libertyville's fun, lively Downtown
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I've been a little behind in my posting duties. I usually like to have the full Saturday show updated on this blog by the end of the weekend, however, I've been a little busy this past week. I'll have all the show topics from the 31 March 07 show added soon.
I am looking for an experienced blogger and DRS listener to help me with the Saturday postings from time to time. Send me your details and we can discuss. sameritech(at)yahoo.com
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As mobile continue to eat the world, marketers are trying to catch up as consumers increasingly reach for their smartphones to get things done And when they do, they expect the website or application to be fast, responsive and the experience, fluid and frictionless.
And that's why Google is rolling out a new AdWords that will remarkably redefine how advertisers visualize and manage their campaigns. The redesign will makes AdWord significantly easier to use in order to help marketers reach their unique marketing goals.
Beyond ensuring that your website is built for speed (which has become a feature. Latency can now make or break your web application's user experience and soon, Google will use the mobile version of a site's content to rank pages from that site), being able to serve your visitors with useful and more personalized ads, a marketer needs a scalable, easy-to-use tools that allow him or her to manage marketing in smarter kind of way.
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Some of the tools included will be a new Overview page which will automatically surfaces relevant insights about ads performance so you can take action more quickly.
Most advertisers who has experimented with the new Adwords says that the new design and layout saves them 30% more time when completing everyday tasks.
Google for a very long time now have been talking about every user having their own Google. Watch the video from 02:30 to 16:15.
And a new feature they have rolled out in search results that adds a "Personal" tab to show content from private sources like your Gmail account or Google Photos library seems to be a step towards that direction. It also looks like it will be the next evolution of Bookmarks which much work has gone into it, still leaves much to be desired.
The tab works similarly to the way the existing Maps, News, or Images tabs work but instead of showing you a search for links, it takes the entered search terms and shows you results from your Google accounts instead.
Personal tab is slowly rolling out the feature (which works on both the web and mobile versions of Google) to users at the moment is not enabled by default.
If you want to use this feature, click through to the "More" option on the bottom.
Google also has introduced a Purchases on Google beta program which allows qualifying merchants to add a "Buy" button to search adds and describes the new service as a way to "help shoppers easily purchase on Google, so you can grow conversions and drive new customers."
Purchasing a product from Google search requires being a user of Google Wallet. Clicking on the "Buy" button will send Google Wallet users to a Google-hosted page where the product can be purchased.
Merchants who both choose to take part in, and qualify for, the beta program will be able to include a "Buy on Google" button at the top of their product ads.
If you want to try this out, log to to your Merchant Center and head to the "Purchases on Google" block.
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An array is a rectangular figure that has rows and columns. This week the children went on a hunt around the school to find arrays. Below are some of the images they found.
After the children collected all of their photos, they were told to choose 3 of their best ones to analyze. In their analyzing, they had to identify the number of rows, columns and total. They also had to share their knowledge of the equal groupings and their sum. Then they had to represent their arrays with repeated addition problems and multiplication problems. Below is one groups work.
Today, the children continued to explore arrays by building and analyzing them. Here are some of the arrays that the Cool Cats built. Can you identify the number or rows and columns for each example? Are you able to tell me facts about groups? How about creating repeated addition problems that represent the arrays and multiplication facts. Go ahead and have a go!


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eBay Inc. revenue topped $2.6bn in Q218
eBay Inc., the parent firm of the eBay marketplace that also owns a variety of other companies including Gumtree and StubHub, has delivered its report on the second quarter of 2018 this evening and revealed that total eBay Inc. revenue in the three month period to the end of June was $2.6bn.
We'll look at some of the detail below but the immediate reaction from the market has been mixed (although it can take some days to settle down to a consensus in any case). Whilst there are some positive points, growth in some areas, and a massive share buy-back stock will be seen as positive, the guidance given to investors for the year to come is considered a little shy by many analysts, it seems.
The eBay Inc. revenue total was $2.6 billion, up 9% on an as-reported basis and 6% on a foreign exchange (FX) neutral basis, primarily driven by gross merchandise volume (GMV) of $23.6 billion, up 10% on an as-reported basis and 7% on an FX-Neutral basis.
According to the press release, during the quarter, eBay delivered GAAP net income from continuing operations of $638 million, or $0.64 per diluted share and Non-GAAP net income from continuing operations of $533 million, or $0.53 per diluted share. The company generated $372 million of operating cash flow and $188 million of free cash flow from continuing operations while also repurchasing approximately $1.0 billion of its common stock in the quarter.
In Q2 we continued to execute our strategy, making improvements to the core eBay experience. At the same time, we pursued significant opportunities in advertising and payments. As we look ahead to the second half of 2018, we expect acceleration in our core business and continued strong growth in earnings.
– Devin Wenig, President and CEO of eBay Inc.
In the second quarter, eBay expanded its number of active buyers by 4% across all its various platforms to a total of 175 million global shoppers. Underlying total eBay Inc. performance, the Marketplace platforms delivered $2.1 billion of revenue and $22.6 billion of GMV. Marketplace revenue growth was 9% and GMV increased 11%. The eBay marketplace is still key to the overall health of the company, basically.
StubHub remains a bit of a star player though and delivered revenue of $246 million, up 4% on an as-reported basis and 3% on an FX-Neutral basis, and GMV of $1.1 billion, up 5% on both an as-reported and FX-Neutral basis. Classifieds platforms delivered revenue of $259 million, up 18%.
Poor results coupled with another 300 job losses!!
Share price down 5.7% this morning though could bounce back a little, stock now 3% less than a year ago!
I looked at the presentation info and does not look too good despite the spin and fluf they keep saying about futures etc, investers seem to be worried.
Q3 will be critical for ebay now, could we see some seller perks to increase sales and revenue?, i very much doubt it!.
as an analyst following eBay for many years, this Q was easy to see would be weak… I give the CEO another 6 mos to deliver on the promised acceleration in GMV or all teh many initiatives will have been wasted money.. sadly looks like a case of a good platform poorly managed and lacking a tech visionary to animate it and revive active buyer growth and deliver real underlying GMV growth
I am sure their profits will start to go back up when the 4% starts to kick in for poor return rates for item not as described, damaged during delivery etc.
Couple of weeks ago was told this would only be the case if you account was below standard due to cases being opened and closed in the buyers favour if you did not sort it out. But speaking to someone last night this is not the case and if you have a high number of returns for damages, not as described you will be charged an additional 4%
Well if they are going to charge sellers 4% FOR actually dealing with issues. It is just another money grab from them. They are essentially just looking for any way to fleece the sellers now, they are constantly nailing more nails into their coffin, and playing into Amazons hands.
Problems occur this is life, and on eBay due to the type of platform they have ran and some of the behaviour they eBay themselves have encouraged over the years the problems are even more common due to FreeBay Scams.
Over the years eBay has caused 10 times the issues of all other markets including Amazon combined.
We went through all this with the previous draconian Defects system they had, it just increased the sellers sending stock into FBA.
Ever since Weing appeared it has am afraid just been a cash grab, the man needs to go and get a job in a bank he would suit the environment.
The UK really needs something fresh and new in the market.
Seems ebay is going back to 3 or 4 years ago where every time you sneezed you were hit with a defect. Now when you get defects you will get hit with penalties.
When things go wrong that is often the chance a business gets to put things right and provide excellent customer service. Yet what is the incentive to give excellent customer service when buyers open not as described cases even thou the item is as described they just have not ready the listing.
All this does is start taking returns off site again and asking customers to contact you first to sort things out before opening a case.
If something has gone wrong I will do the right thing. But if getting stung with 4% penalties I am less likely to go the extra mile.
@ Rob, couldn't agree more and couldn't have put it better.
Yeah Ebay's stock dropped over 20% about a week ago. They are running scared and implemented a pointless " Best Offers " button during last week. Smells of desperation
@Sam – If your looking for a fresh alternative marketplace in the UK, Buuy.co.uk has since reopened but only in app version at moment. They have zero fee's. The desktop version should be coming soon.
Ecrater has some new features such as providing discount's off items and providing coupons to potential buyers. I for one welcome the updates on Ecrater. It seems to be expanding now a mass exodus of Ebay sellers are jumping ship and selling elsewhere.


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So week three's challenge was to take 3 minutes of my day, and really think about this quote and what it means. "People often say that beauty is in the eye of the beholder and I say that the most liberating thing about beauty is realizing that you are the beholder," -Salma Hayek.
Meditating on this quote gave me the opportunity to more deeply understand how I view beauty. Beauty is different to everyone. I am the beholder of beauty. I am the judge of what is beautiful to me. When I journey throughout my day I notice things, I notice the earth, other people, my environment, and myself. I think to myself of the things I long to see, and I awe at sights that I deem beautiful. It is so easy to look into the mirror and to think that I am not beautiful, but it is also so easy to look into the mirror and to think wow I'm so beautiful. When I look in the mirror I either see myself how I think other people see me or how I truly see myself. How I truly see myself is always more positive than how I think others view me. I'm not sure why so often when I look into the mirror I think of how others see me first. The truth is that I will never know how others see me, so it is pointless for me to try to imagine. I am beautiful to me and that is all that matters. God granted me, and no one else, authority over my body. Therefore, I should never give someone else power over me by placing their opinions of myself above my own. When I look in the mirror I see God's precious daughter. I see a Godly woman destined for greatness. I see God's masterpiece, a one of a kind sculpture. When I look in the mirror I see my beauty. I see my perfections and my flaws and I marvel at how they work together to make me who I am. We are the beholders of our own beauty. No one else should ever hold that power over us. We are beautiful, we are God's magnificent creations.
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2015 RBMS Leab Exhibition award winners
For Immediate Release
Fri, 05/08/2015
Chase Ollis
Program Coordinator
CHICAGO – The Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL) Rare Books and Manuscripts Section (RBMS) has selected five winners and two honorable mentions for the 2015 Katharine Kyes Leab and Daniel J. Leab "American Book Prices Current" Exhibition Awards.
The awards, funded by an endowment established by Katharine Kyes Leab and Daniel J. Leab, editors of "American Book Prices Current," recognize outstanding printed exhibition catalogs and guides, and electronic exhibitions, produced by North America and Caribbean institutions. Certificates will be presented to each winner on Sunday, June 28, 2015, at the ALA Annual Conference in San Francisco.
The Division One (expensive) winner is the Grolier Club for "Pop-Ups from Prague: A Centennial Celebration of the Graphic Artistry of Vojtěch Kubašta (1914-1992) from the Collection of Ellen G. K. Rubin."
"The committee appreciated the unusual subject matter of this catalog, how it described the way Kubašta's art changed over time, and the influence of politics and printing technology affected his career," said David Faulds, chair of the RBMS Exhibition Awards committee and curator of rare books and literary manuscripts at the University of California-Berkeley. "As befitting such a visual subject, the catalog influenced beautiful color reproductions with the photography revealing the three-dimensional nature of pop-up books."
The Division Two (moderately expensive) winner is the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library at the University of Toronto for "Vesalius at 500: An Exhibition Commemorating the Five-Hundredth Anniversary of the Birth of Andreas Vesalius."
"The committee found this catalog to be well written and designed, and predicted that it will be used as a scholarly resource on Vesalius for years to come," noted Faulds. "The unusual tall and narrow format and well reproduced images, including some on useful foldouts, helped showcase the famous illustrations from Vesalius' most famous work, the landmark work on human anatomy "De humani corporis fabrica'."
The Division Three (inexpensive) winner is the Saint Louis University Libraries, Archives and Records Management for "Saint Louis University Libraries Special Collections Presents (Please Don't) Steal this Poster! An Exhibition of Letterpress Prints by The Firecracker Press for the Billiken Club."
"This well designed catalog features an eye-catching letterpress printed cover which derives from the featured posters' aesthetic," remarked Faulds. "The design of the catalog echoes the DIY, underground nature of the posters, and the glossary incorporates a clever use of icons."
The Division Four (brochures) winner is the Bruce Peel Special Collections Library at the University of Alberta for "'Wow, open this!': Paper Engineering in Books & Artists' Books."
"The brochure stood out as a true keepsake from the exhibition with an appeal for all ages," stated Faulds. "It featured an innovative pop-up feature that tied it to the exhibition theme and was also educational."
The Division Four (brochures) honorable mention is the Getty Research Institute for "A Kid's Guide to Connecting Seas: A Visual History of Discoveries and Encounters."
"The committee thought that this brochure deserved an honorable mention, as it was a creative and fun way to engage a younger audience than might normally visit such an exhibition," noted Faulds.
The Division Five (electronic exhibition) winner is the Eda Kuhn Loeb Music Library at Harvard University for "Music, First and Last: Scores from the Sir Georg Solti Archive."
"This online exhibition had a clean, uncluttered design, and it was easy to navigate," stated Faulds. "The ability to access complete scores is good for scholarship, while the ability to easily access audio and video enhances the experience for the visitor."
The Division Five (electronic exhibition) honorable mention is the University of Texas at San Antonio Libraries Special Collections for "Gebhardt Mexican Foods Company Collection: A Virtual Exhibit."
"This online exhibition merited an honorable mention for the quality of both its content and design," remarked Faulds. "Based on the corporate archive of a local company, the colorful exhibition included fun audio and video clips and bilingual content brought together with a distinctive look and feel."
For more information regarding the ACRL RBMS Katharine Kyes Leab and Daniel J. Leab "American Book Prices Current" Exhibition Awards, including a complete list of past recipients, please visit the awards section of the ACRL website.
The Association of College & Research Libraries (ACRL) is the higher education association for librarians. Representing more than 11,500 academic and research librarians and interested individuals, ACRL (a division of the American Library Association) is the only individual membership organization in North America that develops programs, products and services to help academic and research librarians learn, innovate and lead within the academic community. Founded in 1940, ACRL is committed to advancing learning and transforming scholarship.


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The harsher side of Chicago has been the focus of discussion over the past years. This documentary focuses on a different aspect: the thriving culture surrounding Chicago's hip-hop. The documentary was made by Cole Bennett from Lyrical Lemonade, who explains, "I made this documentary because Chicago is labeled as such a negative city to a lot of people, yet Chicago is so much more than that. We have a wonderful hip hop scene that can truly be identified as a culture."
Throughout the film, Bennett talks with Twista, Chance The Rapper's father, Lucki Eck$, Taylor Bennett, DLOW, Joey Purp, and many others.
One of the most powerful moments comes around the 32:00 mark, when Chance's father talks about the time one of Chance's friends was killed, and what impact that had on Chance's decision to pursue a career in rap. See that part below:
Chance The Rapper's Father Recalls a Pivotal Moment in Chance'…
Chance The Rapper's father recalls the time one of Chance's friends was murdered, and explains how that changed things between him and his son. Powerful stuff.This clip is from Lyrical Lemonade's 'The Culture' documentary about Chicago hip-hop. Watch the whole thing here: http://pnps.co/1y5y1
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A Quiet Green Light
A new mega-mine worth $ 7 Billion has been green lighted by the State Government for the Galilee Basin. In a move that failed to produce even a media release the Minister Queensland's independent Co-ordinator-General has approved MacMines Austasia Pty Ltd.'s proposal to construct and operate … [Read more...]
Spell Out the Ag. Impact
Federal Agriculture Minister David Littleproud has some key questions for Opposition Leader Bill Shorten as the ALP reaffirms its commitment to a 2030 reduction in emissions of 45%. Mr Littleproud says Labor has not explained where those cuts would come from and in particular, how it plans to … [Read more...]
Dust Storm Health Warning
South West Hospital and Health Service have issued a warning for people with respiratory issues to keep a sharp eye to dust storms currently crossing the southwest. The they warn it may be sufficient to inflame an asthma attack or allergic reaction. Bureau of Meteorology reports that the … [Read more...]
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Acting on information received from the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries inspectors in the Emerald Springsure area, officers from the Rockhampton Major and Organised Crime Squad (Rural) conducted an investigation into suspected stealing of stock in the Springsure area. On November 3 … [Read more...]
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Westmar became the scene for a launch of Queensland into the space race with leading aerospace company Black Sky Aerospace successfully testing their Sighter190 rocket there this week. The Sighter190 research rocket is the first in Australia to catapult a commercial payload sky high. The … [Read more...]
Sustainability and technology the focus for agricultural educators event
'Sustaining our agri-future' and the role of cutting-edge science and technology in agriculture will be the focus of a biennial event for the nation's agricultural educators being held in Brisbane in January 2019. The agricultural educators conference in Brisbane will be the final event … [Read more...]
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Each day is an adventure in Avery's-BQ Smokehouse, where our slow-smoke barbeque is carefully prepared and brought to perfection.
By 11:00 am, each day when our doors open, a complete selection of delicious fresh barbeque entrees and sides are ready to serve.
Our goal is to consistently deliver the highest quality slow smoked foods, each and every day, and to deliver it with our friendly, personal service.
Live music and dancing.
Avery's also features a convenience store and RV park.
|Complete street address
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Event 12 • Saturday 28 November 2015, 11.30am - 1pm • Venue: Meet at Hay Cheese Market
Hay Railway provided a vibrancy to life and trade in the town from 1864-1962. The tour includes a visit to the working model of Hay Railway Station, local stories, information about Hay Bridge, the barge-building yard, the former ferry jetty and the Eye Well. Wear suitable clothing as footpaths that can be muddy.
Children under 16 free, but must be accompanied by an adult
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Baby Driver is an awesome movie and you should go see it.
I wasn't going to see it until a few people here gave it props, and then a few more did, and the a few more. well tonight I saw it and OH MY GAHD it was good
Best movie with cars in it since the original the Fast and the Furious.


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