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Keep your dog healthy with dog and puppy vaccinations
A healthy dog is a happy dog – and happy pets mean happy owners! When it comes to the health and wellbeing of your dog or puppy, prevention is better than cure. And there's no better way to protect your pooch against illness than by getting them vaccinated – and, of course, keeping them up to date with their booster injections each year!
What vaccinations does my dog or puppy need?
As a responsible dog lover, you'll do all you can to keep your dog fit and healthy. Vaccinations are an effective and affordable way to do this.
Your local vet is your best source of information about the vaccinations available to protect your dog or puppy, and how often these are needed. Generally, your vet will recommend routine injections against a range of infectious conditions and diseases, including:
- Canine distemper
- Canine parvovirus
- Leptospirosis
- Infectious canine hepatitis (ICH)
- Canine parainfluenza
Canine distemper is a highly infectious virus that can attack your dog's lymph nodes and his respiratory, urinary, digestive, and nervous systems. It's relatively uncommon in the UK, but its contagious nature and lack of cure means it's vital to protect your puppy or dog from this serious condition.
Canine parvovirus, sometimes known as parvo, is a common, highly contagious and serious illness that attacks the lining of the intestines. Vets can treat the symptoms of parvo in your dog, such as diarrhoea and vomiting, but there is no known cure.
Leptospirosis, sometimes called lepto, is a bacterial infection spread through infected rat urine and contaminated water. It can be treated and managed with antibiotics, but severe cases can be fatal.
Infectious canine hepatitis (ICH) is an incurable viral disease, spread through the bodily fluids of infected dogs. In severe cases ICH can cause jaundice, liver failure, seizures or coma, and can even be fatal.
Kennel cough vaccinations
Your local vet can also provide a vaccination for kennel cough – also known as infectious tracheobronchitis. All dogs should be vaccinated against kennel cough, and it's vital to keep your dog up-to-date with boosters. It's important to note that most boarding kennels insist your dog is up-to-date with their kennel cough booster, which are nasal applications, so plan ahead if you're organising a trip without your dog or puppy.
Protect your puppy
Puppies and younger dogs are particularly vulnerable to diseases like canine distemper and parvovirus due to their immature immune system, so it's vital to get them vaccinated early. Puppy injections start when your new dog is just eight weeks old – in some cases even earlier for parvovirus – with further injections around two to four weeks later (please check with your vet as to the best schedule for your puppy).
All reputable breeders and rehoming centres arrange for their puppies to start vaccinations before they leave for their new homes. As the new owner, you may need to arrange follow-up injections to keep your puppy healthy and protected. Talk to your vet for advice.
It's important to keep your new puppy indoors and away from unvaccinated dogs until they're fully protected – normally two weeks after their booster shots.
I'm travelling abroad. Does my dog need injections?
Just like us, your puppy or dog needs vaccinations before travelling abroad, and will need to be up-to-date with their injections before they can get a pet passport.
The injections your dog needs to travel vary from country to country, but most dogs need a rabies vaccination before travelling abroad.
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WASHINGTON (8/29/14)--Gross domestic product expanded at a 4.2% on an annualized basis, according to the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA), an upward revision of the BEA's previously reported 4% growth and a reversal of the 2.1% decline in the first quarter.
Consumer spending made the largest contribution adding 1.7 percentage points to the expansion. Inventory investment, exports and fixed investment were also sources of growth (Economy.com Aug. 28). Inflation accelerated in the second quarter, led by food and energy prices. Real disposable income growth accelerated.
The biggest drag on growth came from imports, which reduced growth by 1.7%.
Revisions were positive with growth revised up, particularly from final sales. Profits rose 8% (not annualized) mostly reversing the first-quarter decline. Gross domestic income surged 4.7% after falling 0.8% in the first quarter.
Final sales, which exclude the support to GDP from inventories, were weaker, rising 2.8%. That increase follows decline of 1%, which was the largest drop since the first quarter of 2009.
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Team members attend this evenings MPSRO meeting
This evening commencing at 20.00hrs our Team Leader Garry Rhodes MBE, Elaine Gilliland and Steve Nelson, jointly attended the late summer Business meeting of the MPSRO – Mid Pennine Search and Rescue Organisation, our regional mountain rescue body.
Representatives were present from Bowland Pennine MRT (3x) Rossendale and Pendle MRT (5x) Holme Valley MRT (1x) Cave Rescue Organisation (2x) Bolton MRT (3x) and SARDA (1x) at the meeting which was held at its usual venue of the Clegg Street, Haslingden, Base / HQ of RPMRT.
Under the usual excellent Chairmanship of Keith Gillies, the meeting discussed items of a local, regional and national significance, as well as updates from MREW national committees and directions, and training issues.
Topics included reimbursement expenses on MPSRO related business, the MPSRO hosting of the Mountain Rescue Princes Charity Day provisionally scheduled for June 2016, recent SAR – H HMCG SAR helicopter training and matters referring to mountain rescue casualty care training, amongst a great many other items.
Within the team 'news updates' section, came notice that very experienced BPMRT / SARDA England Mountain Rescue Air Scenting Search Dog Handler Alison Nicholson, had retired her Search Dog Floss from operational duties, after a great many years of being available and responding to search and rescue incidents.
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$30,900,000.00 CAD Souris Valley Rm No. 7 MLS®# SK768496
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Souris Valley Rm No. 7
Selling Saskatchewan Farmland. 14070 titled acres for sale within RM 6 (12381 acres) & RM 7 (1689 acres), 13188.25 GPS seeded acres in 2018. Located close to the towns of Tribune, Oungre, Bromhead and Torquay. This package is 60km from Weyburn, 62 KM from Estevan and 18KM to the Port of Oungre (US Border). The land package is generally flat to slightly rolling, well farmed with an average of 146.53 seeded acres per quarter (2018). Consist of H,J,K,L & M soil classes and the soil associations consist mostly of Trossachs and Brooking Clay Loam. Tow main yards - Seed Plant Yard & Grain Handling System both with Houses and Infrastructure. Additional 2 bin yards located within the land package (See Supplements with attachments). The area has averaged 8 to 12 inches of rain thru out the growing season over the past years (with the exception of 2017 which was exceptionally dry). Therefore this area is an ideal area for growing lentils, peas, chickpeas, wheat, winter wheat, flax, barley, oats, canola, sunflowers and soybeans as they seem to get timely rains and have some of the highest Growing Degree Days in Saskatchewan. This package has addition value to offer - there is a short line railroad crossing some of the land, Solar Panel Project, Lots of oil activity in the area, Seed Cleaning plant on farm, located close to main centers of trade and the US Border. Currently the land is leased for the 2019 and 2020 crop year with a first right of refusal held by the renter. Call listing agent to discuss opportunities to finance package and request additional information regarding. Buy SK Farmland. RM of Souris Valley #7 and RM of Cambria #6. Located near Tribune, Oungre, Bromhead and Torquay, Saskatchewan.g package. Saskatchewan Farmland Realtor - Tim Graham - Homelife Prairies Realty Inc.
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City: Souris Valley Rm No. 7
Type: Grain
Bush: Some
Distance High School: 10
Distance Town: 10
Drinking Water: Yes
Land Size: 14070.00
Propane Tank: Not Included
School Bus: Yes
Sloughs: Some
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Total Acres: 14070.0000
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- Facilitators of Innovation
- New in My Practice: Cosmeceuticals
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- Acne-Related PIH
- Collaborative Relationships Inspire Innovation: Keys to Practice Growth
- Negotiating With Vendors
- Going Social: A Social Media Primer for Aesthetic Practitioners
- Managing Online Reputation for Cosmetic Surgeons
- Evidence of emerging innovation in medical aesthetics.
- The Next Big Thing: How To Spot It and Avoid the Imitators
- If You Want to Innovate, Think Delegate
- The Aesthetic Patient: Communication and Education Remain the Cornerstone of Cosmetic Procedures
- 5 Perspectives on Innovation
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- Taking the Pulse of Hydroquinone Therapy: A Plea for Caution
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Acne-Related PIH
Ensure optimal outcomes in post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
By: Joshua A. Zeichner, MD, FAAD
Persistent pigmentation and erythema in acne are common problems that can cause distress to patients for much longer than acne itself. Lighter-skinned patients frequently develop erythema and sometimes pigmentation in areas where they once had acne lesions, while darkskinned patients typically present with dyschromia; erythema may be present, but difficult to appreciate.1
Available Treatments
While facial acne has a significant psychological impact and is associated with depression,2 facial erythema, scars, and dyschromia have their own psychosocial effects. Research suggests that facial lesions, including scars and birthmarks, negatively impact individuals' performance in job interviews.3 Early, effective acne therapy to prevent the development of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH), erythema, and scarring is imperative. The most common prescription medications to treat acne-related PIH include retinoids, azelaic acid, and hydroquinone.4-7
Retinoids. Topical retinoids normalize follicular hyperkeratosis and reduce inflammation through their influence on toll-like receptors.8 They help accelerate cell turnover and consequently reduce melanin content in the stratum corneum. They also may interfere with melanosome transfer of melanin to keratinocytes.4 Finally, thinning the stratum corneum can lead to enhanced penetration of other, concurrent topical lightening agents. Tretinoin 0.1% (Retin-A Micro, Valeant) cream has been demonstrated to be effective for hyperpigmentation as monotherapy and in combination with hydroquinone.4,5 Other topical retinoids, including tazarotene (Tazorac, Allergan) and adapalane (Differin, Galderma), likely help pigmentation by similar mechanisms.
Azelaic acid. Azelaic acid (AzA) is a dicarboxylic acid. Used commonly for the treatment of rosacea (and some cases of acne), it possesses cytotoxic and anti-proliferate effects, in addition to anti-tyrosinase effects.6 Available as a 15% gel (Finacea, Bayer) or 20% cream (Azelex, Allergan), its use for hyperpigmentation is off-label. Azelaic acid may be used as monotherapy or in combination with other agents such as topical retinoids. Skin irritation is a concern when using azelaic acid, but it usually resolves with continued use.
Hydroquinone. Hydroquinone inhibits the activity of tyrosinase and may be considered the gold standard of skin lightening drugs.9 Irritation potential may limit its use, as this may subsequently lead to PIH. The risk of developing exogenous ochronosis precludes the use of long-term use. Effective as monotherapy, hydroquinone is commonly combined with other agents, such as topical retinoids.
Educate and Communicate
Topical lightening creams are only effective if patients adhere to the regimen. For that reason, patient education is essential to attain success. PIH from product irritation of the skin must be avoided. Ideally, only hyperpigmented lesions should be treated to prevent lightening of normal skin from hydroquinone. This may be challenging, depending on the extent of pigmentation of the skin. A small amount of medication should be applied to reduce risk of irritation. (Usually a pea-sized amount is enough to cover the entire face.) If the goal is twice-daily application, then initially, evening or every-other-evening regimens should be employed and gradually advanced as tolerated.
Strict sunscreen use is critical to avoid UV-induced pigmentation of the skin. Finally, setting appropriate expectations is essential for success in the topical treatment of PIH. Improvement may not be obvious until after several months of continuous topical therapy.
- Taylor SC, Cook-Bolden F, Rahman Z, et al. Acne vulgaris in skin of color. JAAD. 2002; 46:S98-106.
- Saitta P, et al. An update on the presence of psychiatric comorbidities in acne patients, Part 2. Cutis. 2011; 88(2):92-7.
- Madera JM, Hebl MR. Discrimination against facially stigmatized applicants in interviews: An eye-tracking and face-toface investigation. J Appl Psychol. 2012; 97(2):317-30.
- Kasraee B, Handjani F, Aslani FS, Enhancement of the depigmenting effect of hydroquinone and 4-hydroxyanisole by alltrans- retinoic acid (tretinoin): the impairment of glutathione-dependent cytoprotection? Dermatology. 2003; 206:289.
- Griffiths CE, et al. Topical tretinoin (retinoic acid) improves melasma. A vehicle-controlled, clinical trial. Br J Dermatol. 1993; 129(4):415-21.
- Fitton A, Goa KL. Azelaic acid. A review of its pharmacological properties and therapeutic efficacy in acne and hyperpigmentary skin disorders. Drugs. 1991; 41:780.
- Levy LL, Zeichner JA. Management of acne scarring, part II: a comparative review of non-laser-based, minimally invasive approaches. Am J Clin Dermatol. 2012; 13(5):331-40.
- Thiboutot D, , et al. New insights into the management of acne. J Am Acad Dermatol. 2009; 60 (5 Suppl):S1-50.
- Gupta AK, et al. The treatment of melasma: a review of clinical trials. J Am Acad Dermatol. 2006; 55(6):1048-65.


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Yes, folks, it's that time of year again. The time of year when all of the decisions impacting the rest of the year have to be made. And I am in no mood to make big decisions.
These decisions include choosing craft shows, ordering bulk oils (olive oil, coconut oil, shea butter) from the right supplier (which includes finding that supplier...), and developing new scents and products for the coming year. Ugh I feel buried under all of these decisions!
Choosing what craft shows to do is going to be tricky this year. Last year we participated in some very successful craft shows, as well as a few duds. Looking back on our calendar last year, and remembering all of the hassle of driving, setting up, selling on my feet all day, packing up, and driving home I'm tempted to conveniently "miss" all of the deadlines for these shows. But I know that wouldn't be a wise thing to do. Besides, I do generally enjoy the shows.
Here's one thing I've been able to check off my to-do list today: Creating new banners for craft shows. We've also come up with a new tagline (Bonus points if you ever knew what our old one was!), which you see under our name. Now I have to figure out where we're going to have this printed...
This year I'm weeding out the duds and hoping to get lucky with some new shows. I'm trying to decide between a few potentially good farmers' markets combined with some more-or-less local shows, or eschewing the markets altogether to focus on a wider radius: All of New England, plus Pennsylvania and Ohio. There are even some shows in Florida, Texas, Wisconsin, and Michigan that are very tempting. The kicker with those is being alone (and driving alone) for so many days. I've toyed with the idea of hiring an intern to keep me company and help with the heavy lifting, but I'm thinking at this point I'll wait for the extensive traveling until my buddy/husband can come along.
And, boy, is it expensive to buy everything you think you're going to need for the year in one go! Our goal for this year is to sell about 42,000 bars of soap, which comes to about 8 drums of pomace olive oil, 2 totes of coconut oil, and a pallet of shea butter. Yikes. My brother-in-law, Wes, just helped me unload (and carry to the basement) 1,000 lbs of lye last week. I haven't even calculated the cost of labels and jars yet! I'm avoiding that...
Something I am equal parts super excited about and super intimidated by is our decision to carry our own line of essential oils. I think I should dedicate a whole blog post to that, because I know it's something a lot of people are curious about these days. I've mentioned before that I've started a distance-learning Aromatherapist Certification course, and I hope to bring the things I learn to you through this blog, at my shop on the farm, and at craft shows when we bump into each other. Once I figure out what oils and what blends to carry I'll be adding those to the website. It's a daunting task!
Well, I suppose I've procrastinated enough here. Back to the shopping basket and the budget spreadsheet...


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"This decoy will hold the attention of a buck while you draw your bow." I've been deer hunting from treestands for more than 30 years, but it wasn't until about 10 years ago that I started using decoys. And, I can tell you that there are some major advantages in using one. The obvious thing is that a live deer might be attracted to a decoy, making it more likely that you'll get a decent shot. But, what I really [Read More]
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"Not sure if this is a wolf or a coyote, but I'm leaning toward coyote. This guy looks very hungry just like "Wile E. Coyote," who was always chasing the Roadrunner." Many hunters use trail cameras these days. I never used to bother with them and I would half- jokingly say that using one is "cheating." Then, one season I gave it a whirl… after that, I no longer considered it to be "cheating." I then began to describe a [Read More]
Clean Out Your Eyes
Sorry, I didn't actually mean the eyes in your head… I'm talking about the eyes in your jig head. I use jigs a lot, especially, if I'm fishing for walleyes or smallmouth bass. The more expensive ones usually come from the factory with just the head painted, as opposed to the less expensive ones that are fully dipped in paint. This causes the entire jig head and the eye (where you tie on your line) to become covered in paint. [Read More]
Kick Those Goddam Ticks in the Ass!
I had never even heard of ticks until about 20 years ago. The first time I actually saw one, was back in about 1999, when I pulled a few off one of my dogs. But, the first time I had one of those little bastards stuck in me, would have been around 2005 or so. I was taking a shower one day and I thought, "What the hell? I had three stuck in me, so I grabbed a pair of [Read More]
Rugged or Unrugged
People sometimes ask me what my idea of "rugged" is all about. Well, that's easy… to me, rugged means anything to do with huntin' (rugged for 'hunting'), fishin' (same), chest waders, power tools, muddy trucks, camo, (but not that stupid pink and black crap that chicks wear at the mall), archery gear, a good campfire, torn jeans, chainsaws, duck blinds, Labrador retrievers and dirty coveralls… Or, simply put, my definition of "rugged" is the polar opposite of stupid crap like ballet, "spiffy" shoes, fine dining, wearing a [Read More]
"RD with his "lucky" buck." Sitting fifteen feet above the frozen ground with a stiff, November breeze smacking you in the face can make a guy appreciate things like hot coffee, long underwear and woodstoves. It can also make a guy appreciate whitetail deer hunting. As I very slowly moved my head from side to side I noticed a quick movement to my far right. My heart rate accelerated and I suddenly forgot how cold I was. But, within two [Read More]
Eighteen Feet
"Dead deer – Rugged! Earings on a dude… unrugged! (Sorry, Chris, I couldn't stop myself!!)" Eighteen feet is around the average height of one of my tree stands. It's likely the typical height that most tree stand hunters hang their stands at too, especially, the whitetail deer guys. I've been hunting out of trees for about thirty years now and to my amazement many of my rugged hunting buddies still have not discovered the advantages of hunting from up in [Read More]
Black Bears and Black Pepper… and Cayenne Pepper Too!
"This misty spray just could save your life" I've eaten quite a lot of black bear meat in my life. And, just like most meats, I normally season it with salt and black pepper when I'm preparing to cook it. But, when I'm in the bush and I see a bear within my immediate area, I'll "season it" with cayenne pepper over black pepper, any day. Cayenne-based pepper spray is, in my opinion, the best line of self defense against [Read More]
The Bait Debate
"Corn and apples on the ground, 25 yards out." Sitting about 17 feet up in a tree sure gives me, the hunter, a great view. It also makes it a little less likely for the deer to see me, smell me or hear me. And, when they come in to eat the apples and corn I put there for them, they are distracted by all the free food! Since the deer is distracted, it gives me a good opportunity to [Read More]
My Big Rack
"Plenty of power, free of charge. Sort of…" As per usual, the Rugged Dude (that would be me, ya cement head) starts an article with a weird, if not somewhat, dumb title. A "big rack" could be taken as a nice big-ass buck with a set of antlers pushing the 150 mark. Or, a "big rack" could be provoke visions of a smokin' hot chick with a very large set of… wait for it… titties. That's right, I said titties. [Read More]


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Accession no: LL 6574
Object type: Ceramic
Name: Figure of a lion
Materials: Porcelain with enamel on biscuit decoration
Place made: Jingdezhen, China
Date made: Qing Dynasty, Kangxi (1662-1722 AD)
Measurements: H. 44 cm
Description: Figure of a lion seated on a rectangular plinth. The ball of brocade is missing from the fore-paw. Richly enamelled on the biscuit. The body is mottled aubergine and brownish yellow, and the hair green, yellow, aubergine, and violet-blue. Touches of red on the mouth and nose, and on the forehead is the character 'wang' (prince). The plinth is decorated with brocade patterns in which are leaf- and fan-shaped panels of flowering plants.
Provenance Bought from Frank Partridge, 6 June 1916, £110, gifted the Lady Lever Art Gallery, 1922. LLAG Invoice file No. 66.
Literature R. L. Hobson, Chinese Porcelain and Wedgwood Pottery with Other Works of Ceramic Art, London: B. T. Batsford. Ltd., 1928, No. 342.
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Vans continues the observance of the Chinese zodiac celebrations with 2017's year of the rooster. This time, they have partnered with Chinese designer Kim kiroic for a large collection of footwear for men and women.
Kim Kiroic chose to highlight the lifecycle of the chicken, taking us through the entire timeline from the chicken to the full grown rooster. Starting with the tonal, beige leather upper Old Skool with matching foxing represents the first stage, the egg. From there, the women's tonal yellow fuzzy Authentic Platform takes on the form of the chick.
From there, Kim made two models to represent the adult rooster. A Slip On with a dominant white leather upper and black heel counter has a unique red, yellow, and blue fringe applied to the vamp. These colors represent the rooster's comb and are a really funky addition to an otherwise plain shoe that we love. The Mid Skool '77 features and blazing red suede upper with white vamp and black midsole. This shoe represents the full grown body of the rooster, with its red and black feathers.
Alongside those models, Vans is also releasing two limited edition Authentic Platforms with wovens leather uppers. The colorblocking mimics the colors of the rooster's lifecycle and extends onto the platform midsole and foxing.
The Vans x Kim Kiroic "Year of the Rooster" Collection is available now from Vans stockists around the world. We have not seen the two limited edition pairs available yet, but stay tuned to our Instagram for updates.


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For Immediate Release
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(502) 564-7630, ext. 454
Kentucky Housing Honors Achievements in Affordable Housing
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Awards honoring excellence in affordable housing were presented at the 2012 Kentucky Affordable Housing Conference in Louisville, which was held September 11-12.
Kentucky Housing Corporation (KHC), the conference host and state housing finance agency, celebrated its 40-year anniversary as a housing leader in the Commonwealth and sponsored the awards to honor builders, nonprofit organizations, and others who have made outstanding contributions to the state's affordable housing industry in the last year.
"Kentucky Housing Corporation celebrates 40 years of leading the way home to safe, quality, and affordable housing. It is through their strong partnerships and commitment to serve, that so many Kentuckians have benefited from the efforts of these award-winning leaders," said KHC's Chief Executive Officer Richard L. McQuady. "KHC cannot provide affordable housing opportunities alone, and we are proud to call all of those who work with us 'partners' as we continue to develop solutions for housing needs."
On Tuesday, September 11, the Dorothy J. Williams Lifetime Achievement Award was presented to Jim Burris. This award is presented to an individual who has devoted much of their career to helping make the dream of affordable housing a reality in Kentucky. Jim has spent his 50-year career helping people have access to safe, quality, affordable housing and other basic needs. As an architect and former Kentucky Housing Corporation staff member, he was instrumental in creating the Universal Design Standards for KHC developments. These building concepts incorporate products and general design layouts that make the residences more easily accessible and responsive to the changing needs of residents. Most recently, Jim completed a project with the Kentucky Domestic Violence Association to provide 48 units of affordable, supportive housing to persons affected by domestic violence. Currently, he serves on the Board of Directors for both the
Kentucky Habitat for Humanity and The Hands of Christ, Inc. He is a tireless volunteer to help those who need affordable housing and other basic human services.
On Wednesday, September 12, the following awards were presented.
The City of Paducah received the 2012 Homeownership Award for their transformation of the Fountain Avenue Neighborhood--a blighted, 20-block, residential area of the city--back into the thriving homeowner-based community of its former glory. The revitalization was a true demonstration of the city's commitment to providing affordable homeownership opportunities.
The 2012 Nonprofit Organization Award was presented to Housing Oriented Ministries Established for Services, Inc. (HOMES, Inc.), for their leadership to meet the housing needs of residents in four eastern Kentucky counties: Letcher, Floyd, Knott, and Pike. During the past year, HOMES construction crews and staff, along with over 500 volunteers from around the country, completed 30 homeowner-occupied rehabilitation projects, 4 newly constructed homes, and developed 5 rental units.
Receiving the 2012 Nonprofit Affordable Housing Builder Award was the Housing Development Alliance, Inc., for outstanding service and contributions in building and rehabilitating affordable housing for Kentuckians. Despite challenges of a struggling economy and dwindling resources, the Housing Development Alliance had its most productive year ever, building and financing 20 new homes for low- and very-low income home buyers and completing over $500,000 of repair and rehabilitation work on 35 homes owned by low- and very-low income families. They are a 100 percent Energy Star builder and utilized this capability when conducting the rehabilitation or construction of housing units.
The 2012 Energy Efficiency Leadership Award was presented to Josh Trent from Frontier Housing for his commitment to improve energy efficiency in the homes of Kentucky families. As a result of his efforts, Frontier Housing has been recognized the past two years as East Kentucky Power's Touchstone "Energy Star Builder of the Year." He has designed and built 170 Energy Star homes and constantly works to improve his designs and building techniques to increase a home's efficiency, making affordable housing even more inexpensive for the owner.
Oracle Consulting Services received the 2012 For-Profit Affordable Housing Builder Award. Since 2005, Oracle created or preserved over 500 housing units--with 63 dedicated to special needs populations, including the physically disabled, those in recovery for alcohol/substance abuse, and mentally handicapped/developmentally disabled individuals--in both urban and rural areas of Kentucky. As a true testament of their commitment to providing affordable housing opportunities, they have been able to generate over $44 million in private equity and over $6 million in leveraged funds from other participating funders for these affordable housing efforts.
Marilyn Smith, executive director of the Gateway Homeless Coalition, Inc., was awarded the 2012 Homeless Leadership Award for providing steadfast leadership in implementing and coordinating strategies and solutions to end homelessness in Kentucky. She has been a driving force to preserve Gateway as a thriving community resource that helps families achieve housing stability. Gateway provided assistance to Morgan County residents following the tornados that struck many parts of Kentucky in March 2012. Gateway is approaching its 20th anniversary, and Marilyn has begun partnering with the National Alliance to End Homelessness to raise awareness about the importance of federal funding for local homeless programs.
The Mae Street Kidd Award is presented to an individual who has demonstrated outstanding public service and made great strides in promoting affordable housing for Kentuckians. Kentucky Attorney General Jack Conway worked for the people of the Commonwealth to ensure that when 49 state attorneys general reached a settlement with the five largest loan servicers, the mortgage settlement funds were used for homeownership and foreclosure prevention programs in Kentucky. Many states used settlement funds to relieve budget deficits in a flailing economy.
"I am honored to accept the Mae Street Kidd Award from the Kentucky Housing Corporation," General Conway said. "I helped take on the nation's five largest banks to secure assistance for homeowners who've experienced foreclosure and to save others from losing their homes. I fought as lawmakers swarmed during the budget process to keep Kentucky's portion of the settlement and use it for its intended purpose - housing. I'm pleased that I am able partner with KHC in this endeavor and maximize the mortgage settlement dollars to triple the amount of money available to help homeowners in Kentucky. This monumental mortgage settlement is about providing second chances for homeowners, and I'm honored to receive this award and help provide those second chances to Kentuckians through the assistance of KHC."
Also recognized was Ohio Capital Corporation for Housing for its contributions as the sponsorship coordinator for the conference.
Kentucky Housing Corporation, the state housing finance agency, was created by the 1972 General Assembly to provide affordable housing opportunities. As a self-supporting, public corporation, Kentucky Housing offers lower-than-market rate home mortgages, housing production financing, homeownership education/counseling, rental assistance, housing rehabilitation, and supportive housing programs for special needs populations.
Kentucky Housing Corporation prohibits discrimination in employment based on race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, ancestry, age, disability, or veteran status.
For more information, contact:
Kentucky Housing Corporation | 1231 Louisville Rd., Frankfort,
502-564-7630; 800-633-8896 (KY only); TTY 711


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The Easter Bank Holiday kicks off tomorrow and for most of us it means four days of blissful relaxation, fun with a bit of DIY and Spring Cleaning thrown in. Of course there is the small matter of the Easter festivities that consist of church (for some) and a lot of chocolate eggs. The Bank Holiday period isn't just about eating chocolate in between domestic chores, it can be a time where you chill out and pamper yourself with some beauty products. We have put together a selection of Easter inspired beauty products that will be perfect for the Bank Holiday. Lush As like any festive period, Lush always pull out the stops for Easter, from Carrot shaped bubble bars to Easter Egg themed bath bombs and Carrot themed soaps, you are spoilt for choice.
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Éminence Organic Skincare Chocolate Mousse Hydration Masque This product aims to smooth skin and a gorgeous glowing complexion. It is full of antioxidant and flavanol-rich cocoa to smooth your skin, macadamia nut oil to moisturise, tone and soften and almond oil to reduce inflammation.
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Superdrug Chocolate Face Masks Superdrug have released a set of chocolate face masks that will get you in the mood for Easter. There is the White Chocolate Mouse Mask which is a blend of cocca butter, almond oil and shea butter and leaves your skin soft and smooth. The Chocolate Orange Self-Heating Mask which is a luxurious mix of dark chocolate with tangy orange oil that moisturises and nourishes your skin.
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Taupin Sets The Record Straight About ''Your Song''
Bernie Taupin thinks it's time ''to correct the massive amount of misinformation regarding how the lyrics to Your Song were originally conceived.''
So he has written the following on his Web site:
''Normally, things of this nature and the rewriting of history in order to entertain and enable people's preferred fantasies are of little or no concern to me. However, in the case of this popular composition, the story behind how I came to write the lyrics is such a bloated and widespread fairy tale that it's time the set the record straight.
''It's everywhere, unfortunately. Google it and the truth is hard to find. Wikipedia have it wrong, assorted fan pages and songwriting sites buy into the myth, and sadly, even Universal Music Group, which administers our catalog, carries the big fib on its online website!
''I can only assume that the invention is more appealing than the actual truth. The truth being that I scribbled the lyric down on a lined notepad at the kitchen table of Elton's mother's apartment in the London suburb of Northwood Hills, breakfast time sometime in 1969. That's it. Plain and simple. It was not to my recollection inspired by anyone, although at the time Elton secretly thought it was. However, that element will have to remain a grey area along with what perpetrated the widely circulated alternate version of the true story, and where and when it first appeared.
''So, supposedly I wrote the lyrics on the roof of 20 Denmark Street in London's Tin Pan Alley while waiting for Elton to finish work, hence, 'I sat on the roof and kicked off the moss.'
''OK…I've never been in nor do I know where 20 Denmark Street is, so I can only assume it is where Elton (then Reg Dwight) worked as a gopher for Mills Music. The problem here is that Elton worked there in this capacity three years before we were introduced. He was already a professional musician by the time we met in '67. As for the sitting on the roof bit, fanciful icing on the cake, I imagine. Believe me, nobody back then would have allowed some unfamiliar teenage friend of the tea boy to be perched precariously on their roof scribbling away like some hayseed Byron, romantic imagery, indeed.''


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When will Coachella and Bonnaroo announce their Vegas editions? We're kidding, of course, but the sentiment stands. In the past five years our Valley has become home to Electric Daisy Carnival, Life Is Beautiful and a massively expanded Punk Rock Bowling—to say nothing of the many mini-fests held at MGM Resorts Village this past fall—and Rock in Rio's first U.S. edition arrives here in May. At this rate, it won't be long before we have a music festival of some sort every single weekend, and that's not sustainable ... is it?
Will the Cosmopolitan's cool continue? Cosmo's unique, edgy sense of style has been a draw since day one, even if inching closer to profitability has meant ditching some of the cool. Now four years in, there's a new owner (Blackstone Group) and a brand-new CEO (former MGM exec Bill McBeath), paving the way for some sort of change. Will it be a mild refreshing or wholesale renovation?
Can Main Street become Downtown's new hangout? There's a vocal group of people who think the last thing Main Street needs is another bar, but would more variety be such a bad thing? As Velveteen Rabbit holds down the booze-fort, new Downtown destinations like Buffalo Exchange and Makers & Finders have turned the street into a hopeful hub. Will Main Street get a restaurant (or two) come 2015? An art gallery? Or, dare we ask, another bar?
How will the Onyx's uncertain future impact the theater scene? The Onyx Theatre's latest leadership change brings the need for more venues to the forefront of the indie-theater community's consciousness. Some representatives are making plans to band together to open and operate a new spot. Whether they can get the famously fractious denizens to work together, and then get the backing they'll need to keep the space solvent, are two big problems they'll need to address.
What can new club Omnia possibly boast to impress nightlifers? Clubbers have seen it all in Las Vegas, so Hakkasan Group's forthcoming Omnia Nightclub at Caesars must pull out all the stops and then some. That will include at least a few major—and versatile—DJs, jaw-dropping eye candy (it's the screens, according to an inside source), a concert-friendly stage, gravity-defying bottle presentations and a patio that must simultaneously transport from and show off the Strip. We can't wait to see what else is in store.
Will 2015 be the year of Hendo? Summerlin made a lot of noise in 2014. But the other suburban satellite, Henderson, is poised to pull the spotlight. From the mountain-mansions of Ascaya to the burgeoning Booze District, from the $24 million upgrade of Galleria at Sunset (valet + trackless train for kids + Red Robin bottomless fries = the perfect American Sunday) to the $1.5 billion vision of Union Village's groundbreaking health and retail complex, Henderson has some powder kegs ready to light. Will it be the neighborhood to watch?
Will the push for a Downtown art museum gain momentum? A year after plans were announced for an art museum on Charleston Boulevard in the heart of the Arts District (along with the unveiling of the architectural rendering), the Modern board was revamped and has plans to reconsider location options while changing its outreach strategy. Will new board members and big names in the community move it full steam ahead?
How will we decide where to get our weed? We don't know exactly when they'll open, and we don't know exactly where they'll be, but given that Nevada has awarded 55 provisional dispensary licenses, the 6,500 Nevadans with medical marijuana prescription cards are going to get headaches just deciding where to shop. Hey, we know something that helps with headaches ...


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Come enjoy a fun, family-friendly night getting to know members of the church better! All church members ages 10 - 102 (give or take!) are invited to join us. Bunco is a very easy game to play and you don't need any prior experience. You just need to know how to roll dice. There will be light refreshments as well. Contact the church at 541-386-4421 or firstname.lastname@example.com with any questions or to sign up.
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EC-0320B Snake Game Addition Cards Kit 2. Kit 2 in this series reinforces the concept of "count to 10." Children count color beads and when they reatch 10 they exchange them for gold ten bar and replace remaining beads with black and white place holders.The set includes ten 8.5" x 5.5" beginning cards that have actual pictures of beads and move to building a snake game using numbers using an additional ten cards. Total of 20 cards.Used for reinforcing the concepts associated with fact families of 10.Cards come pre-cut with all corners rounded.


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Tuesday, 14 July 2009
Every Party's Got Numpties
We all like to think that the political party we live and die for can do no wrong, and everybody in it is totally brilliant; quite beyond criticism. Truth is, of course, that it's never like that, and the concept that everybody's perfect is obviously unsustainable. Sometimes, when there's a difference of opinion, it's on something that matters and affects people's lives and aspirations, but sometimes, sadly, it just gets silly. So here we are, in the middle of the midsummer silly season, and SNP MSP Sandra White has lodged a motion condemning the level of coverage of the Ashes Cricket series in Scotland. On TV last night she described it as 'wall to wall' coverage. I can only assume that someone in her home has been watching it ball by ball on Sky Sports (like me). Apart from that, the only coverage has been highlights nightly on Channel 5, and some (limited) coverage on the 'national' news channels in the sport section. Never mind that twenty eight thousand Scots play cricket; never mind the host of teams up here in the North of Scotland Cricket League, like Forres St Lawrence, who I used to play for; never mind the famous Freuchie - kings of village cricket; never mind that Scotland have taken their place on more than one occasion in world cup limited over tournaments, and will surel;y continue to do so. But the real point is that this is simply wrong-headed woolly thinking on an issue that in the grand scheme of things simply doesn't matter. It's a totally daft motion that serves no useful purpose at all. There's a much bigger issue in the discussion on whether or not Scotland should have our own public service television broadcaster - an independent Scottish BBC - something many of us passionately believe in, and an issue I have made the case for on BBC's own 'Newswatch' programnme. This is something that does matter, for as long as we continue to be given 'the news, weather and travel where you live' in a five minute slot on breakfast TV, a mere half an hour each early evening and five minutes late at night, our television persona will always be that of just another UK region and we will continue to be fed "National" news like that this morning on the crisis facing England in the cost to older folk and their families of personal care - which, of course, is not an issue in Scotland at all, or the ballyhoo about O and A level results weeks after our young folk have had theirs. I could go on and on.... And then of course, there's that gatuitous and overblown phrase "our Scotland correspondent" so beloved of BBC news editors. Nice to know we deserve one then.... But to confuse public service broadcasting with commercially motivated satellite channels that viewers pay to subscribe to simply clouds the issue and devalues the real argument and to pick on cricket when there's so much more to genuinely complain about is just plain numpty.
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This is my blog post about all the unfinished blog posts rolling around in my head…
I am one of those people that thinks out loud. I process through conversation. Sometimes things roll out of my mouth that sound quite convincing – that I have never consciously thought before and they seem quite brilliant. Other times, well, I really wish I would learn to process more before I speak.
There have been times in my life where I had someone to talk to. Someone to count on to listen and help me process. I am not quite sure I was ever as good of a friend and listener back as I should have been, but I sure have always been immeasurably thankful for those kind souls who put up with my blather and help me feel what I feel.
As blessed as I am with dear, sweet, loving people in my life all around, there isn't that one call-you-every-day-just-to-check-in friend. And even if there was, I am pretty sure I wouldn't have time for the call. I started this blog as a means to process as well, because writing about it is just as cathartic as talking about it. Plus, I can always self-edit and hit delete. It has been my way of turning things around, too – determined that if I hit "publish" it would be something to throw more good out into the world that negative, pity-party stuff.
Life is full beyond measure. Really crazy-busy and stressful – but meaningful – work. All the busyness of parenting a teenager, an tween and a toddler. Helping care for my in-laws who have more challenges than they need. Then there's the other thing… The autism thing.
Many wonderfully kind people have said wonderfully kind things about how strong I am. What a great mom I am, a good advocate. But let me tell you, it is hard. I struggle every day. Life completely changed and everything is different. Everything. Life is therapy; therapy is life.
I think about pushing too much – or about not doing enough and losing some window of opportunity.
I wonder about putting too much focus on Wil and losing too much with Jake and Tess.
I consider if Patrick and I will ever again just go out to dinner and have a conversation that isn't about family schedules, therapy, to do lists and drama.
I worry about Wil's trouble sleeping and what is going on in his head when he crawls under his bed to sleep.
I ruminate over Jake's teenager-ness and Tessa's growth in middle school.
I shake my fists at God, really annoyed that He couldn't keep my refrigerator from shooting craps this week or my brakes grinding this month when we were so close to catching up on things.
I want to make sure I am doing all I can so that Wil will some day have friends, have a conversation, go to a birthday party and enjoy it, do well in school and not be bullied, never feel alone, never feel like his being different is being less…
Then there's work. I have at least a dozen half-written, partially formed blogs in my head on non-profit management, the struggles of the patient voice in advocacy, the invisible sicknesses that take over lives and can tear up families, the way so many consultants are catching big fish when they should be teaching organizations to be better fishermen…
I have had little to no time to blog nor to talk with family or friends. I have forced myself to carve out 30 minutes for walking each day and as I lace up my shoes and turn on the iPod full of praise music, all of these thought flood my head and my heart, wanting so desperately to get out, to be formed into sentences. They come too fast and in too scattered a fashion, so most days I look like the neighborhood lunatic, powerwalking to the beat of unheard music, tears streaming down my face, as I talk to God and try and pull myself together.
At night, I think about writing. Usually I am too tired or I just can't bear to stare at a screen anymore, so sometimes I pull out my journal and fall asleep a few sentences in, the pen smudged across an unfinished page.
Most nights I consider grabbing one of these unfinished thoughts and blogging… But it is late, and Wil needs to be pulled out from under the bed and tucked back in it. Or the kitchen needs to be cleaned up so it is not a mess when I go down to get breakfast for the kids in the morning. Or there are a hundred other things to do that are more pressing. Or I am just too worn out to think about processing any one thought enough to write something coherent.
I wear all these thoughts, worries, fears, and concerns all day, unprocessed. Unfinished. The words I long to say are just below the surface. They are like the lining of a winter coat. They are heavy, don't breathe, and largely unseen. Most people don't even know that layer is there. But I am always aware of it.
I wear it every day. It weighs on me. And tomorrow I will wear the coat again…


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The bass guitar is a lot like a somewhat bigger variation of an electrical guitar, but it normally just has 4 strings and has a longer neck along with a somewhat wider body. Anyone understanding to play the bass (or planning to) must initially know the instrument's destination in a band – IE – what it's principal purpose is, and second to recognize the different techniques employed for the different genres of music played by the band.
Bass playing has some interesting techniques associated with it that have unusual names. As an example, 'slapping' is attained by (usually) striking the E string (usually the 'bottom' string – IE – the 'widest' 1 that plays the lowest notes but appears to become the 'uppermost' string when the guitar is strapped on and the strings are viewed) with all the thumb towards the neck of the instrument. The thumb is then pulled away promptly. If you hear to any 'funk' music, you'll hear this technique being employed very a lot.
Another of the bass techniques is known as popping. This really is completed by slipping among the fingers right underneath the string and then pulling it outwards and releasing it thus that it pops back. Both of these techniques (slapping and popping) is utilized effectively by alternating between 1 and the different. Obviously, this is performed a lot more instantly than repeatedly doing the 1 technique with either merely the thumb or only the finger.
The leading backbone of the band is prepared up of the bass guitar working carefully with all the drummer. This section offers the rhythm, the key melody and the standard harmonic foundation for the rest of the band who play chords over the best of the foundation. Obviously, the bassist consequently must have especially superior timing. You usually usually discover more guys than ladies playing the bass, not least as a result of how thick the strings are, consequently it demands a fair amount of finger strength and toughness to be capable to play the instrument for truly extended periods of time without causing injury. It is much more probably to become the case if it happens to be a very aggressive, fast design of bass playing necessary for that kind of music.
Also countless bigger built guys find that their finger tip size, hand size and limb length create it more comfortable and effective for them to choose the bass instead of the electrical guitar. Specifically, a rhythm guitarist can very frequently just play chords, which need hand dexterity and ideally, thin fingers. So for somebody with big 'sausage' fingers, who equally may be a little more 'clumsy' than others, the bass is the number one answer as they could discover regular guitar playing very difficult.
Bass guitars is played utilizing the index and center finger in alternate 'plucks'. The thumb is usually rested found on the top of the pick-up nearest the center in purchase to help these 2 fingers while playing. But the bass will additionally be played with a choose (or plectrum). There is moreover a choose that is created especially for the bass that is bigger than a typical guitar choose.|Bass guitars are many commonly played by utilizing the center finger and the index finger to alternatively pluck the strings. The thumb is generally utilized as a help and is many commonly rested only over the pick-up. You are able to furthermore play the bass guitar with a choose (otherwise termed as a plectrum) and there are bass pictures produced especially for the bass guitar-these are thicker and more strong than the typical electrical guitar choose.}
If you are seeking to purchase a bass guitar online, some superior tricks are to check that the sender is utilizing adequate packaging to safeguard the item in transit. Also, you need to view images of the guitar carefully if it is very second-hand in purchase to test and discover any marks or different giveaway signs that the instrument has been mis-treated or dropped, as any damage may affect the standard of the sound yielded by it.
As with any online buy, especially if it isn't inexpensive, 1 must take good care to analyze the credentials of the seller (if it's on eBay) or site. Look into their marketing history, check their refund plan and look for any alternative info that will assist you to create a secure and pleasing buy.


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We are so grateful that you are curious about this mission trip - a group of teachers traveling to Uganda to help further train, support, and encourage Ugandan teachers.
Below you will meet our team. Please be in prayer for us as we prepare, go, and return & process this grand adventure.
Amy Heitzman
Teacher of...music
Important people in my life…parents, siblings, nieces, church family, teaching colleagues and students
Believes in…the strength of the interconnected body of Christ
Fan of… playing, stories, building/creating/refining
Not a Fan of…writing; endings.
Top Played Songs on my device
- Rachmaninoff: Alleluia
- Offenbach: Flower Duet
- Smetana: Die Moldau
In Uganda I hope to…Connect with and encourage the teachers and families of the Suubi Family Center. Help equip them for motivating and educating children.
Teacher of...young students! I currently teaching reading to struggling readers, but I have also taught kindergarten and first graders for 15 years.
Important people in my life…Lane, my husband and confidant, and my ever-growing (always-hungry, sons) Eli (13) and Owen (11).
Believes in…helping others, continuously learning, and looking forward.
Fan of… getting "lost" in a good book and spending days on the water with my family and friends.
Not a Fan of…Winter (especially Winter in April) and people who tear down others.
Top Played Songs on my device
- Humble and Kind by Tim McGraw
- Lord, I Need You by Matt Maher
- Chicken Fried by Zac Brown Band
In Uganda I hope to…allow God to use the spiritual gifts He has given me to support the Global Hands of Hope foundation in their vision as well as the children and teachers of the Suubi Children's Center.
Teacher of.... current third year student at UWSP with an elementary education major
Important people in my life.... my family!
Believes in.... living for Christ only, not this world
Fan of.... FOOD! Dark chocolate, dessert with coffee, ketchup on everything and soggy food (haha... soggy fries, soggy cereal, etc.)
Not a Fan of... writing essays
Top Played Songs on my device... None because I don't listen to music on anything but the radio! (rare but true)
In Uganda I hope to... grow in my relationship with Christ and gain experience/knowledge of teaching
Deborah Neff
Teacher of... currently kindergarten teacher. Past: preschool teacher, Day Care Director, Environmental Education Teacher, substitute teacher (all grades)
Important people in my life.... husband -Phil, daughter -Kendra, son & daughter-in-law -Justin & Tori (married 2015), Phil's siblings and their spouses, my brother and his wife, nieces and nephews
Believes in...Jesus Christ as my savior, encouraging others, importance of play in the lives of children (and adults)
Fan of...warm weather, sunshine, summer, a good book, dark chocolate, honesty, quiet, exploring new places, being outdoors
Not a Fan of...cold weather / winter
Top Played Songs on my device... all by Matthew West
- Grace Wins
- Day One
- Live Forever
In Uganda I hope to... Follows God's lead, use my teaching experience to help/support the teachers and staff, and to learn from the people we encounter.
heather stiltz
Teacher of... currently high school special ed teacher. Past 16 years: special ed teacher for grades PK-12, homebound tutor, tutored at the jail, worked in a therapeutic day treatment school for 3 years; behavior specialist
Important people in my life.... Children: Victoria (25), Cassandra (22), and Brian (20). Grandson: Braeden (4). All children I come in contact with!
Believes in... Salvation, grace, and hope. Unconditional love, warmth of sunshine, God's faithfulness
Fan of...St. Louis Cardinals baseball, warm weather, sunshine, the smell of rain, smiles on people's faces, love in action, grace and forgiveness.
Not a Fan of...cold weather, unforgiveness, maltreatment of children
Top Played Songs on my device...
- Casting Crowns
- Big Daddy Weave
- Lauren Daigle
In Uganda I hope to...build up and encourage the teachers to help them know how valued they are at Suubi! Learn how God can use me in different ways for the present time as well as in the future. Learn to love and respect others' cultures and customs. Meet new people and share God's love and promises with them.
jonelle erickson
Teacher of... reading intervention
Important people in my life.... Robert (husband); Brian & Kristin (son/daughter-in-law); Josh (son); Evan (son); our Compassion children
Believes in... Hope. That God will never leave or forsake you as He has promised.
Fan of... starry nights and beautiful moons, mountains and waterfalls, hiking, dark chocolate!
Not a Fan of...super cold weather (snow is good, though)
Top Played Songs on my device... I don't use a device, but current favorites are:
- Through All of It by Colton Dixon
- Good, Good Father by Chris Tomlin
- If We're Honest by Francesca Battistelli
In Uganda I hope to... present reading workshops that perfectly match the needs of the teachers, which only God in His infinite wisdom can accomplish through us!! :). To experience a new culture. To love those we are serving. To meet a young boy who received one of my OCC boxes.
Oz (Billy oswald)
Teacher of...6th Grade English at Wisconsin Rapids Area Middle School and Varsity Basketball at Lincoln High School.
Important people in my life.... My wife Jen, my daughter Abbie, and my two sons Josiah and Max. Also, my friends, family, and coaching family.
Believes in...God. Jesus. The Holy Spirit. Straight up. They win in the end. Period. Amen and Hallelujah!
Fan of...he Wisconsin Rapids Red Raiders, Wisconsin Badgers, Boston Red Sox, and the Green Bay Packers.
Not a Fan of...the Minnesota Gophers, New York Yankees, the Chicago Bears, or loud chewing...for real.
Top Played Songs on my device...anything and everything 90s alternative rock/grunge.
In Uganda I hope...God opens my eyes to see where I am most needed and gives me the wisdom and strength to do all that I can with the time He gives me there. I am hoping to be vulnerable to the calling of God and rely less upon myself and more and more upon Him. Amen.
Teacher of...special education
Important in my life...my hubby Matt, my daughters Peyton and Maya, my life group and my family members
Believes in...faith and love
Fan of...good food, wonderful books, strong coffee
Not a fan of...frogs in my garden or mice in my house
Top played songs on my device...
- Great Are You Lord - Casting Crowns
- Relentless - Hillsong
- Smile - R5
In Uganda I hope to... demonstrate love in action to the teachers, parents, and children of Bukeka to let them see how great our God is and how much He loves us.
Teacher of... the future generation!
Important in my life...my wife and kids
Believes in...faith, hope, and love
Fan of...coffee and pie!
Not a fan of...snow every day for a week in April - ugh!
Top played songs on my device...
- Tapestry - Carole King
- Toby Mac Pandora Station
- Something Broadway!
In Uganda I hope to... be used of God to accomplish HIS goals


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This qualification is designed to provide learners with the knowledge and understanding relevant to their chosen career paths and aspirations within a business and professional administration context. The learners will gain generic and specific management and technical skills appropriate to their field or aspirations. The qualification also gives opportunities for research, analysis and original thought which are skills valued by higher education institutions.
- Level 4 NVQ Diploma in Business Administration
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- Understanding organisations - understand the relationship between an organisation and its environment linking external organisational factors, for example legal, economic and competition, to the internal configuration and operation of an organisation.
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What? Paleo Potluck
When? Sunday, Feb. 12th @ 3:30 PM
Where? Lani's condo (ask for the address if you need it)
Why? Why not?!
How? You drive over to Lani's with a Paleo meal to share, use the provided measuring utensils to make it Zone & then you eat. You eat & have fun!


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As a mental health issue that is often brushed off as 'stress' or 'nerves,' celebrities are increasingly speaking out about the crippling effects of this seemingly invisible illness.
"When my mother told me about my childhood, she always told me that there was a light in me, a spark that inspired me constantly. When I started school, the light went out. It was never known what it was, a kind of social anxiety". And it turns out it didn't stop there: "I tried to jump out of an Air France flight once," she revealed to Entertainment Weekly.
"I can't believe I didn't get arrested. I got really claustrophobic and I had to get out." Despite usually flying privately, that apparently doesn't help with the anxiety; "It's scary not being able to control yourself," "I'm not afraid of the airplane, I'm afraid of me on the airplane and losing control of myself," she admitted.
"I want to be proactive and focus on maintaining my health and happiness and have decided that the best way forward is to take some time off. Thank you to all my fans for your support. You know how special you are to me, but I need to face this head on to ensure I am doing everything possible to be my best. I know I am not alone by sharing this, I hope others will be encouraged to address their own issues."
"My surroundings would trigger a panic attack, so I couldn't go to the studio unless I was lying down in the car with a pillow over my face. I used to beat myself up about it. There were a couple of times after I released Delirium when I was doing promo and thought, "Oh god, it's coming back, it's coming back," but it didn't. I think my body has become quite good at controlling anxiety."
"Anxiety was a huge hurdle for me to deal with this past year (and security concerns didn't help), but I think I'm finally learning how to cope."
"I go through phases where my anxiety isn't as bad and when it's pretty awful. When it's good, I'll be able to leave the house, go shopping, visit other countries for work, do meet and greets and generally live life like a 'normal person'. When it's bad, I can't even leave my bed or I'll start my day off by opening my eyes and having a panic attack."
"It can feel, at times, if you let your anxiety get the better of you, like everybody's waiting for you to really mess up - and then you'll be done."
"The first time I had a panic attack I was sitting in my friends house and I though the house was burning down. I called my mum and she brought me home, and for the next three years it just would not stop. I would ask my mom to tell me exactly how the day was going to be, then ask again 30 seconds later, I just needed to know that no one was going to die and nothing was going to change."
"I was beginning to get fuzzy I couldn't even tell which day or which city I was at. I would sit there at ceremonies and hey would give me an award and I was just thinking about the next performance. My other was very persistent and she kept saying that I had to take care of my mental health."
"I love performing. I love the buzz. I don't want to do any other job," he says.
"That's why my anxiety is so upsetting and difficult to explain...It's this thing that swells up and blocks out your rational thought processes."
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Sunday, September 13, 2015
Vancouver Food Festival
I got Chris and the rest of the family tickets to the Vancouver Food Festival for his birthday. Of course Maddie and Izzie went for the "American" booth and got corndogs. But I do have to admit, they were pretty good corndogs.
Chris and Mom.
Amanda and John. It was a very hot day for a September!
I convinced Izzie to go on the rickety ferris wheel with me. We just were hoping the thing stayed in once piece while we were on it!
Irish Dancers on the stage. We also saw some martial arts displays. It was a pretty fun festival.
The next day, I took Izzie out to pick out fabric for her Halloween costume. She was going as Glinda and Maddie went as the Wicked Witch. She tried on this hat for Maddie to see.
Maddie helping Nanna lay out a quilt.
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Ah, the winter season is nearly upon us which means we have a few months to go before we hit full-fledged comic con season again. I will start mine a little early this year with Fan2Sea, which has an amazing lineup. Brian Azzarello, Jimmy Palmiotti and Mark Waid are trapped on a boat with me so I'm pretty happy with how that one's turning out.
But what about the Fan Expos? The TCAFs? We're already starting to get some guest announcements (Fan Expo recently released the fact that Tim Curry will be appearing at the big show) so I figured now is the time to put forth my guest wish list in the case one or two guest bookers read this column and I might get my fanboy way. So here are five guests I would love to see at a convention near me in 2017.
With Stan Lee's travel years ending shortly and the unfortunate march of time, Steranko is one of the last of his generation and we haven't seen him for quite some time in Canada. An artist that helped change comics who I'd love to ask questions to in person (Steranko has a great twitter Q&A on Sunday nights that I highly recommend everyone check out). The man also has a million stories and would make for an amazing panel.
Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird
One thing I have been saying for a few years now is that I would love conventions to do reunions of classic creative teams of great comic runs. This year I got my wish with the crew of DKIII (which included the main creators involved with The Dark Knight Returns) making the convention rounds as a unit. As a long time Turtles fan, it would be awesome to have both Eastman and Lair in the same place trading stories and signing comics.
Bruce Timm
So far, my Batman TAS set has signatures from Kevin Conroy and Paul Dini. Timm would be next on my "must have" list. I love his designs for that series so much. Best Batman series of all time. Beyond that, we haven't seen much of Timm north of the border. He recently signed up as a guest for Fan Expo Vancouver later this month so here's hoping he might hit Toronto as well.
Matt Wagner
I'm a huge fan of Wagner's and I'm lucky to have met him a few years ago but he's done so much since then. I'd love to be able to ask him about his work on The Shadow and inquire about the return of Grendel to comic shop shelves.
Kurt Russell
Now this is one that probably won't happen and if it did, I'm not sure I could afford to do the signing. Kurt Russell at a convention would have me looking at how to get to that show. From his films with John Carpenter to Tombstone, I would have a hard time slimming down what items I'd want to get signed. While he's a pretty active film star these days, if Russell was going to do the convention circuit, there wouldn't be a much better time than this summer with his part in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2.
So that's my convention wish list. What about you? Who would you like to see at a con this summer? Which conventions are you planning on going to? If you're going to Fan2Sea, are you buying me a drink? Leave your comments and suggestions below.
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Perspectives: California's Budget - Are Older Adults a Priority?
January 25, 2018
In this Perspectives, Dr. Chernof reviews what's missing from Governor Brown's proposed 2018-2019 budget. It outlined modest adjustments to programs impacting older adults and people with disabilities and focuses on building the financial stability of the state, paying off debt, and strengthening elements of our infrastructure. It fails, however, to outline solutions to the challenges facing California's older adults and people with disabilities.
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Date(s) - December 7, 2018
5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Brick Store Museum
We've got a dual-show opening on our hands! Help us ring in the newest contemporary exhibition of the Pastel Society of Maine's Signature Members, and the artists showcasing their unique pieces in the Season of Giving Arts Sale! The artists will be in the galleries to talk about their pieces on display. After exploring, you're welcome to discover our other (!) new exhibit, "Tea Time," at night! Help us celebrate the skilled artists and crafters that are showing their goods this holiday season. Hot chocolate and cookies served!
Hit up a downtown restaurant for dinner (50 Local, The Kennebunk Inn, or Duffy's Tavern & Grill – Kennebunk, for instance!) and make it a great night out!


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Q. I know I speak for many, many concerned grandparents who put their children through Catholic school in the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s, foolishly trusting that the schools were still truly Catholic, as they were when we attended them.
I am not naive; I remember the late 1960s when we lost the wonderful, devoted nuns who taught me and my friends. But now we agonize over our precious grandchildren, who are not being baptized because their parents were never really taught the faith. (I feel terrible guilt now that I didn't go over their religion texts thoroughly.)
My question is this. I desperately want my precious 8-month-old grandson to be baptized. If I ask a priest to do so, I'll probably be turned down. Can I baptize him myself, or would that baptism be valid only if there were danger of imminent death? (God forbid.) (San Francisco, Calif.)
A. Like you, I regret that the days are long gone when we had large numbers of women religious staffing our parish schools. I, though, am still a strong believer in the value of Catholic education. From direct experience, I am familiar with Catholic schools today, which are staffed by faith-filled laypeople, using texts that are theologically solid and turning out students who are academically proficient and spiritually sound.
As for your grandson, I, too, am bothered that he is not yet baptized, but you should not baptize him yourself. First of all, for a baptism to be done licitly (i.e., lawfully) in a non-emergency situation, it is required by the Code of Canon Law, in No. 868, that at least one parent (or the person responsible for raising the child) must consent and that there be a well-founded hope that the child will be raised in the Catholic faith.
Technically, if you were to perform the baptism yourself it would be "valid" — i.e., it really happened, provided you had the right intention. But it would violate church law. Even if it were lawful for you to perform the baptism, I would advise against it.
If the child's parents were to find out, they could be legitimately resentful, which would drive them further from the faith and make it less likely that your grandson would ever be raised a Catholic.
My guess is that you are worried that, should the child die without being baptized, he could never enter heaven. You should lay that worry to rest. The church has never defined limbo as dogma, and the current Catechism of the Catholic Church suggests in No. 1261 that we can confidently entrust an unbaptized infant to the mercy of the Lord, knowing that God wants all people to be saved and that Jesus said, "Let the children come to me."
Surely, though, the ideal is that the child be baptized soon and raised a Catholic, so you should look for an appropriate opportunity (perhaps you've done this already) to explain to the parents how much your faith means to you, how it has helped to guide your life and how deeply you desire that your grandson might have that same gift.
Don't discount, either, the importance of prayer. For decades, Monica — with daily prayers and many tears — pleaded with God to guide her son Augustine to the Catholic faith, and he became, in the end, one of our greatest saints.
Q. I would like to know the church's official stance on the peace sign. My daughter attends an all-girls Catholic school. Recently I saw a picture on the school's website where students and the nuns who teach them had lined up to form the peace sign.
That sign has clearly had a troubling past. Even if one were to discount the allegations that it is satanic, why would we promote a symbol designed by a man who was an avowed atheist and communist?
Why not instead promote peace through Catholic doctrine and the symbol of the cross? (Titusville, N.J.)
A. There is no "official" church stance on the peace sign. It was designed in 1958 by a British commercial artist named Gerald Holtom, who had been commissioned by the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND).
Holtom combined the semaphore flag signals for the letters "N" and "D," within a circle symbolizing the earth. ("N" is two flags held in an upside-down V and "D" is one flag pointed straight up and another pointed straight down.)
The CND was headed at the time by the philosopher Bertrand Russell.
Russell rejected Communism, which he said was "undemocratic," but he was an admitted atheist and felt that religion served to impede the development of knowledge. In 1970 the conservative John Birch Society published pamphlets comparing the peace sign to a satanic symbol of an upside-down, "broken" cross.
Questions may be sent to Father Kenneth Doyle at email@example.com and 40 Hopewell St., Albany, N.Y. 12208.
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Why I'm Vegan
The other day a friend asked me, "why are you vegan?" This isn't a question I've been asked recently, and my reasons for my diet have evolved over the years. I thought I'd go into depth about why this is. It's kind of a long story! It started in my late twenties, when I was […]Read More »