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The Gemological Institute of America will begin offering geographic origin determinations on its Emerald Identification Reports, effective Friday.
"This is a pivotal step for GIA," said Shane McClure, director of Gem Identification in GIA's Carlsbad Laboratory. "The Institute has always held that the intrinsic quality of an emerald was the most important factor in determining its market value."
He added, "While we staunchly believe that the quality of gem material will always be of primary importance, we recognize that the marketplace perceives the country of origin of an emerald to be of added value, and is therefore a factor in its valuation."
When the tell-tale properties and characteristics of an emerald are present to permit a determination of its geographic origin, GIA will indicate this on its emerald reports. Although this will apply to all emerald localities, initially this service will focus on the distinction of emeralds from Colombia.
Discussions with the colored stone trade have indicated that the greatest demand exists for the distinction of Colombian emeralds. According to McClure, GIA has put in place robust criterion and feels confident in its ability to distinguish emeralds that have originated from this deposit.
As part of this expanded service for emeralds, an introductory fee scale has been developed that is broadly based on the weight of the emerald being tested, McClure said.
If the geographic origin of an emerald is not determined or not requested, the standard emerald identification fee will be applied, McClure said.Follow JCK on Instagram: @jckmagazine
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Gazillions of pounds are generated out of making women feel bad about themselves. I believe that you are just fine as you are; even when you feel horrible you can heal, connect and come home to yourself. If you need it, I can hold space for you to let go and find threads of joy and ease within yourself, so you can start to accept and heal.
My professional story
I have been using massage professionally since 1993, running a successful on-site massage company, working with Reiki and with women affected by HIV and AIDS at Body and Soul and in private practice. After training in Biodynamic methods with Gerda Boyesen I deepened my understanding by studying at Chiron gaining a certificate in Body Psychotherapy and Biodynamic Massage.
I have worked in many settings teaching, practising and writing about massage, usually focusing on women's health and am still fascinated with the process of empowering women by supporting body awareness.
Having loved massage during my own pregnancies, I was inspired to study Shiatsu with Suzanne Yates at Well Mother where I gained a credit for my diploma and specialised in pregnancy massage.
I brought a bloody brilliant gang of women together supporting each other in PAPA, a birth network in Watford. Some of the connections made at PAPA created businesses and projects that are still vibrant today.
I trained in abdominal massage in 2013 with Helen Petch and Clare Blake. It makes the perfect bridge between the energetic healing of Biodynamic work and the issues that arise from the cyclical nature of being a woman. My fertility massage and rebozo massage skills have been developed further by studying fertility massage with Clare Blake in 2014.
For many years I also support therapists to feel relaxed about their marketing with online training.
The movement and exercise I started to learn at Well Mother has brought me to train in Womb Yoga with Uma Dinsmore-Tuli. This started my interest in menstruality and I took the Women's Quest Apprenticeship Leadership Training in 2016.
My training with Red School continues and I was the first graduate in Menstrual Medicine Circles in June 2018. Sessions can be online or in person in Watford.
In partnership with Leora Leboff, I run Woman Kind retreats, holding a space for groups of menstruating and menopause women and therapists to build more kindness into their lives.
Organisations, Insurance & Privacy
I am a member of the ABMT (Association of Biodynamic Massage Therapists) and hold full insurance. I have professional supervision and keep my skills updated, you can find a full list of my qualifications here. It is very important to me that I hold safe, respectful spaces for women and you can find my privacy policy here.
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I used to be ex-directory, imagine that! These days the best way to see what I'm up to is on Instagram or Facebook, though I do share to Google plus and Twitter when I remember. No snap-chat though ; )


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When young Victor's pet dog Sparky (who stars in Victor's home-made monster movies) is hit by a car, Victor decides to bring him back to life the only way he knows how. But when the bolt-necked "monster" wreaks havoc and terror in the hearts of Victor's neighbors, he has to convince them (and his parents) that despite his appearance, Sparky's still the good loyal friend he's always been. . You can read more in Google, Youtube, Wiki
When a car hits young Victor's pet dog Sparky, Victor decides to bring him back to life the only way he knows how. But when the bolt-necked "monster" wreaks havoc and terror in the hearts of Victor's neighbors, he has to convince them that Sparky's still the good, loyal friend he was.
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The league has taken the first step in gearing up for 'next' season, barely a week after 'this' season wound up at the RBC Cup in Portage, SK. The league will hold its 4th annual Showcase event at the Prospera Centre in Chilliwack.
Two questions always arise when the Showcase is bought up among fans…
- What is it and is it exhibition? The Showcase is an event that sees every team in the BCHL play 2 neutral-site games for regular season points. Typically teams play one game as the home team and one as the road team, but scheduling quirks don't always afford that opportunity. Despite one game likely being a "home" game for the Kings, both will be played in Chilliwack. Why? To allow NCAA, WHL and pro scouts an opportunity to see every team and player in person at one venue at one time.
- Why is it always in Chilliwack? For the past three years, Chilliwack has hosted it due to its central location and dual rink setup with two ice sheets right next to each other (not unlike Powell River). It will host again, despite all games being played in the one rink. This move opens up other venues to host the event in the future.
Here's the release from the BCHL:
The British Columbia Hockey League is pleased to announce the Chilliwack Chiefs and Prospera Centre as the host team and venue for the fourth annual Bauer BCHL Showcase, happening Sept. 24 to 27, 2015.
An extra day has been added to this year's Showcase in order to allow all games to be played on Prospera Centre's main ice surface.
"Chilliwack has been a gracious host and has provided a beautiful venue in Prospera Centre for the Bauer BCHL Showcase since its inception in 2012," said BCHL commissioner John Grisdale. "Our teams and players get optimum exposure to scouts from the college and professional ranks and the opportunities gained as a result speak for themselves."
Since the first Showcase was held, the BCHL has had 12 players selected in the NHL Entry Draft with another five projected to be drafted this June. Over the last three seasons, the league has also averaged 132 players with college commitments, 114 of those to the NCAA Division I level.
The ability of scouts to evaluate players will only be enhanced this coming September as Prospera's main sheet of ice will be used exclusively, which will also improve the fan experience at the Showcase.
"The Chilliwack Chiefs and Prospera Centre are proud to again welcome the university and professional hockey scouts of North America as well as Junior hockey fans from across the BCHL," said Chiefs president Glen Ringdal.
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What's the food at Millbrook all about, Guy?
It's what I'd like to cook for people if they were coming to our house: something that we've grown in our backyard.
How has access to the Millbrook Estate garden affected the way you cook?
I wouldn't be the person, let alone the cook, I am if it wasn't for the garden. When you put all that effort into growing something, you want to use all of it. It gives you a greater respect for all food, not just vegetables whether it's using the lees and marc from winemaking in the kitchen, or getting whole animals in.
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Beast wins a Bronze Lion at Cannes in Direct for Burger King's "Whopper No Show".
We teamed up with Chief Creative Officer Jorg Riommi from Publicis for another Cannes Lions entry. Our previous work together includes, Multiple Sclerosis 'Earthquake', Voltaren 'Commentator' & Drink Driving 'Girl's Night Out', all of which have been shortlisted at Cannes but failed to pick up the metal…We met up with Jorg and Creative Director Dan Farnciulesu, in Bucharest to prepare for the latest outrageous piece of video marketing by Burger King. Their creative strategy is pioneered by their incredibly talented and yet really down to earth and genuinely nice guy, director of marketing, Fernando Machado.
Here is Fernando Machado on stage at Cannes Lions, talking about where the idea came from.
So how did the idea come about?
The idea was born out of frustration. There is a very odd situation for Whopper fans who live in Romania. There is only one Burger King in Romania – and it's at the airport beyond passport control. The implication of this is that, any whopper fans in Romania have to leave the country if they want to eat a whopper.
Publicis Creative team, "So obviously we had to do something about it."
With such a concentrated group of frustrated and hungry creatives all held under one roof – the idea inevitable…
Burger King made a partnership with Vola, Romania's leading low cost airfare marketplace. Vola would announce cheap flight deals to Angry Romanian whopper fans. All the whopper fans had to do is book a flight, check in and trade in their boarding passes to get they whopper meals. And never have to leave the country.
An advertising campaign was launched to give those dedicated and long under appreciated whopper fans the good news and of course we at Beast video production jumped in to the party to film the whole story. And grab our own whopper or two.


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Playing With Perspective
Perspective, perspective, perspective.
What kind of weekend was it?
First, this happened:
Everyone was ok (save for my swollen lip that made me look like I had a botox job-gone-wrong ... it was quite funny). But it created a problem with our car's trunk, which would no longer properly close. Which, on a normal, we-have-nowhere-to-go type weekend would have been fine, except....
this had to happen:
Quick stop at the welcome-to-West-Virginia rest stop
My husband and I made the quickest-long trip we've done since our college days. 12 hours on the road in one day - back and forth from Indiana to West Virginia. (I owe my mother SO very much for watching our kiddos that day. I'm not sure any of us could've taken 12 hours of, "are we there yet?", "are we there yet?".)
We did that trip because of the generosity of my relatives. Once again gratitude swells, because they passed along a treasure to my husband...and apparently, to my children.
Because today, now that we are back home,
this is happening:
Assembly in progress once we finish posing for photos.
A drum set that my husband has wanted for years is getting oh-so-carefully set up (while the kids enjoy exploring the sounds that each one makes).
My perspectives on this weekend made it one of the best weekends in recent memory.
It could've easily been otherwise.
The facts remain the same:
We were rear-ended in our mini-van. No one was seriously injured. Our children were frightened. All cars remain driveable.
We did a 12-hour, round-trip journey to obtain a drum set.
We are now all in the same room. I work on my art, the kids play on the drums, my husband researches how to put them together so that they are perfectly assembled.
But with a change of perspective, the same facts could've led to a "horrible" weekend.
We were rear-ended in our mini-van. The damn thing has so much damage it might be totaled. We had it paid off, and now we might have a huge financial burden. Our kids are scarred from that experience.
We had to drive 12 hours in one day because of impending bad weather. We ache and are exhausted. I had to eat crappy food (and felt nasty that night because of it).
We are now all in the same room. I can't concentrate because of the pounding. I have no interest in playing drums, and now we have this huge set in my studio area. We now have a drum set and a trumpet in the household - two of the nosiest instruments. I can sense all of the fights we are going to have about this.
Here's how I choose to look at it. Not changing any facts, mind you - just changing perspective:
We were rear-ended in our mini-van. The guy who hit us was one of the nicest people we've met. No one was seriously injured, all of our doors open, the van is driveable. We won't have to pay (of course, his insurance wil take care of it). It truly made me realize how fortunate I am to have everything that I do.
We got to spend 12 hours in the car together. My husband and I had hours of uninterrupted conversation - such valuable time to reconnect. We saw beautiful scenery, countryside we haven't seen in years. We got to see my aunt and her husband, to share stories for a while. No bad weather - the trunk of the car stayed closed.
We are all now in the same room. The whole family, spending time in the same room!! How lucky are we? We are all creatively playing, doing things that we love to do. We are modeling for our children activities that they can do based off of their passions. My husband gets his drum set after all of these years, and will hopefully find a deeper happiness as he makes time to play and sink into musical creative time. Our children get the opportunity to learn a new instrument.
The facts remain the same.
But at the end of the weekend, I can whine and complain ... or realize just how fortunate I am to be experiencing all of this. It certainly changes how I feel in this very moment.
It's my choice.
And thinking back on your weekend....
what will you choose?


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Humpback whale freed from shark nets
Boating and fisheries officers have freed a humpback whale that was trapped for several hours in shark nets off the Gold Coast.
The eight-metre humpback was migrating south along the Queensland coast when it swam into a net off Coolangatta Beach this morning.
Peter Linton and his wife were among the onlookers.
Mr Linton said he was concerned by the mammal's plight.
"Just the idea of one being caught is upsetting for us - we care about them a lot," he said.
Queensland Boating and Fisheries district manager Jeff Krause says thousands of whales are expected to travel along the coast in the coming months as they return to the Great Southern Ocean.
"It's the first entrapment for the season and we hope it's the last," he said.
The migration is expected to continue until November.
Topics: endangered-and-protected-species, disasters-and-accidents, emergency-incidents, coolangatta-4225, qld, southport-4215
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By Karen Brems, Master World Cyclocross Champion
Planning an effective weekly, monthly or yearly training schedule is something that requires a fair amount of trial and error, but can really pay off. If two people follow exactly the same schedule, they will not necessarily achieve the same results. It is a good idea to talk to other riders and find out what they are doing as far as training, but everyone has to figure out for themselves what works the best for them. Also, remember one workout does not equal a training program. Training is a package deal and everything is cumulative. If you do a certain top rider's favorite workout every time you ride without any knowledge of what else is in their schedule, chances are you will not receive the same benefits. Unless you are independently wealthy or riding your bike for a living, your training will be the result of trade-offs with your "real" life. Each person has to determine for themselves how many hours a week they have to devote to cycling and make the most of them. To achieve the greatest benefits from your training, you have to stress your body as much as possible and then give it enough time to recover and adapt to the stress. Your rest periods are actually when you grow stronger. As you grow stronger, you have to stress your body more and more to continue the adaptation. If you do the same thing every week all year, you will eventually just reach a performance plateau. Stress is cumulative as well. Professional cyclists do a tremendous amount of training and racing, but when they are not on their bikes, they are most likely sitting or lying down somewhere relaxing or taking a nap (except when they are traveling all over the world!). They also probably get 8-10 hours of sleep a night, a luxury most people trying to fit cycling in around a full-time job and/or family life cannot afford.
When we are at national team training camp, we tend to do all our training in "blocks" : 2 days hard, one day easy, 3 days hard, 2 days easy etc. Days of the week have no meaning. In "real life", however, I think it is easier to dedicate certain days of the week to certain workouts. Most cyclist the world over sort of fall into a general plan during the racing season of: race Sat and Sun, Mon. easy, train Tues.-Thurs., easy Fri. If you use this plan, Tues. and Wed. should be your hardest workouts since that is when you are freshest. When you are first starting out, you may find that you can only go hard every other day. As you get fitter though, you will have to start going hard 2-3 days in a row to continue the adaptation. You should always keep at least one day a week completely easy.
You can then put the weeks together to form monthly blocks. I find that a schedule of 3 weeks hard, one week easy works well for me. That means that approximately once a month, I will take at least 4-5 days in a row very easy. Where you fit these "rest weeks" in can depend on your race schedule or other obligations. For example, if you know that because of your job, you will not be able to train much a certain week, schedule that as your easy week and go as hard as you can the few weeks before it. There have been times when I felt like I didn't need the "rest week" and skipped it, but I almost invariably regretted it later... I also find that in general, I ride the best the 2nd week of the block. After more than 1-2 days of easy riding, you may become "blocked". In general this means after a period of rest, your body will sort of shut down and start up its repair processes. You may feel pretty sluggish the first time you go hard again. This is completely normal. Most top riders like to do a "race opener" type workout the day before a race. This is usually a few short, high intensity intervals and/or some jumps. You can use smaller gears than normal to save your legs while still getting high heart rates. In a long stage race such as the PowerBar Challenge or even, I'm sure in the Tour de France, if there is a rest day in the middle, most of the riders will be out doing a few intervals that day. You need to keep your race systems active - otherwise you will really regret it the next day.
The key to a good training program is variety. To be a successful road racer takes many different skills and energy delivery systems. If you only train one system all the time, your race tactics will be very limited. The basic requirements for road racing and the types of workouts that develop them are the following:
Aerobic capacity: Long rides (at least as long as your longest race) at a steady (but not hard) pace. HR less than 80% of max. These will help you be fresher at the end of the race and teach your body to use fat for fuel and thus spare precious muscle glycogen
Aerobic power: Longer intervals (10-30 min.) at or just below your anaerobic threshold. Rest about half the work time. These will help your climbing and time trialing as well as allow you to spend more time riding aerobically when just going along in the pack as opposed to being anaerobic most of the time and then when the pace picks up, you have nothing more to draw on.
Anaerobic power: Very short (20-40 sec.) very high intensity intervals with complete recovery in between (4-6 min.). These must be a maximum effort the entire interval.
Anaerobic capacity: Short (1-2 min.) very high intensity intervals. Rest about 3 times the working time.
Sprinting: 10-15 sec. maximum effort. Full recovery in between. This will train your creatine-phosphate energy system. You can also get a lot of the benefits of a sprint workout without the fatigue (for example if you are not really a pure sprinter and training that system is not your highest priority) by just doing very short (8-10 sec.) jumps in a relatively small gear. This will also help your leg speed.
Strength: Lift weights. Or, you can do hill repeats of 3-6 min. in a large gear (45-60 rpm) at moderate heart rates (80-85% of max.). Don't do this if you have knee problems.
Threshold training: medium length intervals (4-10 min.) above your anaerobic threshold (hard time trial type intensity) with incomplete recovery (3-5 min.). These should be as hard as you can go for the given amount of time.
You can also train your body's ability to clear and buffer lactic acid by doing short, high intensity efforts (30 -45 sec.) with short recovery (1-2 min.).
All these intervals can be done either uphill or on the flats, except for sprints and anaerobic power intervals which are best done on the flats. Where you do them depends on what your priority is. In general, doing them on the flats is harder - your legs will hurt more for the same heart rate. Ideally, you should do some of both, or you can do the shorter ones on a varied loop so within a workout, you will sometimes be climbing and sometimes going on the flats.
Obviously, nobody can train every system every week. This is where the theory of periodization comes in. The basic premise here is that is takes less to maintain a system than to train it. Therefore, you can train each system individually and then just do a minimum number of workouts to maintain it while you train the other systems. So, for example, you can work on strength and aerobic capacity in the winter. Then you can work on aerobic power and threshold training for a month while doing one long ride a week to maintain aerobic capacity and maybe hit the weight room once a week or do a few climbs in a bigger gear than normal. Then the next month you can keep your one long ride (which will eventually become your road races as the season starts) and one aerobic workout and add some anaerobic ones. Once the season starts in full force, you may do one aerobic, one anaerobic and one sprint workout a week. Or you can fit your sprints into an aerobic ride, or ride your bike to work and do some jumps or sprint out of every stoplight you hit and then have space for another type of workout in your week. The emphasis you put on each type of workout depends on your individual strengths and weaknesses and your particular race goals. Everything is a trade-off - the more emphasis you put on one type of training, the more other areas will suffer. Even at the highest level, NOBODY can do everything all the time. For example, if you are training specifically for the district TT, you may do 2-3 threshold workouts a week and sacrifice your sprinting. Same thing for training for a hilly RR. If you want to specialize in criteriums, you need to emphasize sprinting and anaerobic intervals.
So where does the noon ride fit in? There is nothing inherently wrong with group rides. Their big advantage is that you can use other people to push you harder than you can push yourself. Plus, they are fun, and after all, that's the reason most of us got into cycling in the first place! They are also a chance for newer racers to test out tactics. However, if you are doing the same group ride 2-3 times a week plus racing on the weekends, you are basically training the same thing all the time. Also, NEVER do a group ride on your easy day - you will invariably get sucked into going harder than you should. When you first start riding, as long as you just ride your bike, you will get stronger. Then, you will need to go harder to continue getting stronger, and this is where group rides can come in. However if that is all you do, you will develop significant "holes" in your overall ability. The closer you get to your potential, the more you will need to add specific training to your program.
What about "double days"? The advantage of fitting 2 workouts into one day is you can put more stress on your body for greater adaptation, and get more rest days to grow stronger in. For working folks, it also has the advantage that often it is easier to schedule 2 shorter workouts than one long one. This is especially true after daylight savings time hits. For example, you could do a double day on Wed. and still get your 3 workouts in for the week. Then you could take an extra rest day on Thurs., do some jumps on Fri. and be that much fresher for your race on Sat.
Part of racing is just learning how to ride through pain. No matter whether you are a cat 5 or Miguel Indurain, going hard hurts! As you get fitter, you just go faster for the same effort - the effort is always there. The fresher and stronger you are, the harder you can go and the more it will hurt. It is usually my best races that have hurt the most. It takes time to develop the ability to suffer on a bike. So, if you are just getting into racing, you will probably be better off doing most of your hard training in a group setting until you learn to push yourself hard enough on your own to benefit from interval training. This is also where having a training partner comes in. If one person is stronger, they can start the interval later and chase and everyone can benefit. Be careful when doing any kind of intervals where you are trying to stay at a particular heart rate that is less than your max. Here, having a competitor next to you can cause you to go too hard and be "out of your zone".
You also have to keep your training fun and interesting. If you are not motivated to train, you will get nothing out of it. Do not be afraid to take extra rest days if you feel you are getting tired. Mental attitude is a big indicator of overtraining. Most of us basically look forward to getting out on our bikes everyday. If training is becoming a chore, you are probably tired. Find a way to measure your progress – seeing improvement is the biggest motivator of all no matter what your level. The intervals I describe above are based of time. You can also find a hill or stretch of road that will take approximately that amount of time to ride and time yourself on repeats.


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On Remembrance Sunday, students from the BISC took a trip across the English Channel to Calais, to visit the nearby town of Arras and the surrounding Douai Plains. The Battle of Vimy Ridge, the bloody military engagement that came to define the Battle of Arras, took place there between Easter Monday 9th and 12th of April 1917.
It is a battle of considerable significance for Canadians as it was the first occasion that all four Canadian divisions, made up of troops drawn from all parts of their country, had fought as one.
The unified Canadian forces stormed a steep escarpment that had been under the control of the German 6th Army since 1914. It was a literal uphill battle against well dug-in defences and by the time the Canadian Corps had wrested control of the ridge, they had suffered some 10,602 casualties: 3,598 killed in action and 7,004 wounded.
Today, the Canadian National Vimy Memorial, Canada's largest overseas war memorial, sits at the highest point of the Vimy Ridge and commemorates not only the Battle of Vimy Ridge, but all Canadian Expeditionary Force members killed during the First World War, including those with no known grave.
The Castle Drum asked two students on the trip to share some of their thoughts and memories of the day:
Joshua Lu
'I had heard of Vimy before, because we learn about it at school, so I was keen to go on the trip and see it for myself. The memorial was about a ten-minute walk from the Visitor Centre, but it can be seen from a great distance away – it really dominates the landscape! We all walked around it and took our own route, to explore and read the names inscribed there. It wasn't until I received the pictures from my drone that I appreciated the scale of the battlefield. As it took off, I had a birds-eye view of the craters that the mortars had created. The sheer size of them cannot be appreciated from ground level. I got a real sense of the scale of destruction, and I think that will be my abiding memory of the trip.'
Cheyenne Bates
'I went on the trip to honour my Great Great Uncle, Lance Corporal Samuel Lyons, who died at the battle. He was 24. I went to Eastbourne the day before to buy flowers to take with me. The Visitor's Centre was interesting and many of the staff there were Canadian students like us, on a Gap Year. It was a chilly, windy day, so as we walked along the lines of the trenches toward the top of the ridge it made me think of how miserable conditions must have been. At the memorial, I found my Great Great Uncle's inscription and took photos for my family. In class, casualties are sometimes just a number in your mind, but seeing the long list of the names of the Fallen brought home a real sense of the human cost. Later, as I stood at the top of the ridge and looked back down the slope I thought of the Canadian troops. They must have felt so relieved to finally make it to the top and take the ridge, and yet it would have been a bitter-sweet victory given the losses they had suffered.'
The Castle Drum would like to thank Cheyenne and Joshua for allowing us to use their photos of the day. For more of Joshua's drone footage, which also features many images of Herstmonceux Castle, please visit his Instagram page @joshualu98.
»The Victoria Cross, the highest military decoration for valour, was awarded to no less than four members of the Canadian Corps for their actions at The Battle of Vimy Ridge.«


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Advent Blessing
by Johnese Burtram
The Christmas songs, dramas, poems, and devotionals bombard our attention with the blessings of Advent. God's promise to bless all nations through the seed of Abraham dawned in the fullness of time…she gave birth to her first-born son, wrapped him in clothes, and placed him in a manger…a Savior has been born to you; he is the Messiah, the Lord. The story, poignant and sweet, also unfolds in harsh and terrible horror when we look beneath the tinseled surface.
God's full intentions regarding earth and its inhabitants lay virtually hidden in Bethlehem shepherds cave. Only a few heard the angel's announcement and fewer still perceived the message of the star. So, in obscurity, the Son of God entered history.
Well acquainted with the meaning of the incarnation, heard year after year, we can easily brush past the familiar and miss the cosmic impact of heaven's assault of on earth. A baby changes everything.
This is not another babe. He is Son of God/Son of Man. He is beginning and end. He is hope, life, light. He is King of Kings, Lord of Lords, He commands our fear; rules against our shame; forgives sin and destroys guilt and death. He has appeared once for all at the culmination of the ages to do away with sin by the sacrifice of himself. Hebrews 9:26
The story of Jesus, Immanuel, God with us invites—more accurately demands—us to consider the full, deep meaning of His coming and what it means to us when we accept Him into our lives—what it means to us and to the plan of God, fully revealed in Jesus.
Allow the blessings of His Advent bring cosmic impact to your life.


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HAPPY MONDAY!!! I hope everyone had a lovely weekend!! I know I start and end almost every post with some well wishes for a great day/ weekend and I just want everyone to know that I really mean it! Everyone is so busy and works so hard that I hope the weekends provide the opportunity to rest and have some fun!
Since our Little Miss Lillian July is five weeks old (yay!!!) I thought I would share the memorable day that changed our lives just a few weeks ago. It is still so hard to believe that I went through labor, yet at the same time, I can close my eyes and picture the whole thing so vividly.
Before I share the exciting and hilarious aspects of my experience, I want to let all women who are expecting know that each experience will be unique. When you're pregnant you want to hear everyone's labor story-- at least I did. I naively thought that by hearing the stories of other women I could take the commonalities and believe that that would be my experience. I also relied too heavily on my sister Caitlin's labor stories. I thought we were going to have very similar experiences, and in some ways we did, but again, every single labor is different. I contemplated not sharing my story for several reasons, but ultimately I decided to share because we all went through the pregnancy together and I want to remember this joyful occasion.
I've realized it is good, healthy, and necessary to hear the stories of other women's labor not to be used as a guide, but rather so we can all marvel at how special, miraculous, and downright crazy the whole thing is. But most importantly, we get to share how inspiring women are! Our bodies our incredible! It has given me more strength and power and makes me feel like we can do anything!!!
Let's start from the beginning......
Sunday, March 1: I attended a lovely baby shower for my girlfriend Noel. At the shower there was a Tarot Card reader and all I wanted to know was how was my labor going to go. She said no one had ever asked her that before and that she could tell my baby was a gentle baby and that I should have my hands free so that I could hold my baby (belly) during labor.
Skip ahead a few weeks....
Sunday, May 24: Remember when I thought my water broke but I really just peed my pants? Read the full story here. #FalseAlarmNumber1
Friday, May 29: At 40 Weeks we had our doctors appointment at OneMedical for the sweeping of the membranes. This was exciting because my sister Caitlin delivered Camilla two days after having this done and she delivered Clementine 14 hours after having the sweep. Here is where I thought that I would be like my sister: WRONG!! Nothing happened for me after the sweep until a few days later....
Monday, June 1: Jesse started his paternity leave! Yay! We spend quality time together and check off all of the items on our to-do list.
Tuesday, June 2: Our due date and still no baby!
Wednesday, June 3: I was having a TON of contractions and they were four minutes apart so Jesse and I went to the hospital to get checked. We waited in Triage (which is check-in and where they monitor you until they decide to admit you). One doctor said I was 4cm and then another said I was only 2cm. I was sent home..... #FalseAlarmNumber2
Friday, June 5: We had our weekly OneMedical appointment and we laughed with our provider about the false alarms. We also scheduled an induction for June 11 at 8:00pm because the doctors do not want women going past 41 weeks and 3 days.
Now this is where is gets fun!!!
Saturday, June 6:
8:00am: Jesse and I sleep in and wonder if our baby girl is arriving soon.
10:00am: We head to breakfast at our favorite neighborhood spot, Pomelo. I have the BEST breakfast of my life and I can feel contractions starting and they feel a little bit different.
11:30am: We head to Mission Bay to go for a walk. I am able to walk but it's so funny- EVERY time I cross the street I get a big contraction, forcing me to stop in the middle of the crosswalk. Jesse gently pushes my back to say, let's move it! I can only say to Jesse that this is the start of it....
12:00pm: Since we are at the gym, I urge Jesse to go for a swim. I drive to Starbucks to get a hot chocolate and a Venti Ice Water.
1:00pm: We drive home and I am still having contractions that are noticeable.
2:30pm: Something told me to shower and wash my hair, so I do. Then I lay down on the bed with my heating pad, two ice packs and a pillow over my face (I always put my fluffernutter over my face when trying to nap).
3:00pm: I can't get comfortable in bed so I head to the couch and Jesse and I rent Iron Man. After fifteen minutes I feel like I can't sit still so I go into the bathroom and blow dry my hair.
3:30-5:30pm: Contractions start to feel stronger and I am sitting in the rocking chair in our nursery and a contraction will come on and I just breathe while it lasts for a minute and then once it's over I am euphoric-- I feel amazing and I start saying funny things and joking with Jesse. I figure this can't be labor, shouldn't I be screaming?
5:30pm: My mom calls and says they are almost home from Sonoma. I ask her to come over to see if what I am experiencing is actually labor.
6:00pm: My parents come over and my mom and Jesse are sitting with me in the nursery as I rock back in forth in our glider. My dad is in our living room watching sports bloopers on his iPhone. I can't figure out why he's doing that and start laughing.
6:30pm: Contractions intensify and my eyes well up a few times. I keep alternating between sitting in the rocking chair and standing up and bending over on the side of the crib or walking around. Jesse urges me to keep laboring at home as long as I can.
7:00pm: I start crying and say to Jesse I want to go to the hospital.
7:15pm: I can't even talk to the front desk receptionist when we check in because I am focused on myself. Jesse checks us in and as we our walking into Triage we see the nurse that sent me home the previous two times. She gives me a big hug and says, "this looks like labor!". In the back of my head I am just thinking please let this be it. I can't sit in Triage for a fourth time if they send me home.
7:30pm: Contractions are getting stronger, but bearable. In the triage room it's me, Jesse, my mom and my older sister Caitlin. I'm feeling okay in between contractions and all I need at this point is silence. I asked everyone to not talk (which is sooooo not like me). I just needed peace and quiet. Jesse is standing next to me and I'm just holding on to him as a breath through contractions. After each contraction I YAWN!!! What?! Yes, I yawn and then all four of us start laughing!! I refuse to look at the monitor and see how far apart and long my contractions are. Caitlin and Jesse are looking at it and then looking at one another. Caitlin tells me that I'm having three contractions in a row. That was what was hard-- not getting a rest between contractions.
8:00pm: Good news: The doctor checks me and I am 4cm dilated and they are going to admit me! Yay! Bad news: All of the labor rooms are full. I'll have to wait in Triage until one is free. Caitlin steps outside to go to the bathroom and sees her best friend who had the same due date as me walking the halls- she is in labor, too!!
8:10pm: Nurse lets me know that one labor room just became available but they have to clean it first. I remember from the hospital tour that cleaning takes about two hours. In my head I know that I have two more hours in triage.
9:45pm: I say to our nurse Kate (who was an angel from heaven), "I need to get out of this room!" She says they're almost finished and she will start the bath for me.
10:00pm: Labor and delivery room #13 is available. I think to myself is this good or bad luck?! Our nurse Kate puts me in a wheelchair and I remember feeling like I am on a carnival ride as we zip through the halls. Jesse, my mom, and three sisters are following behind me! I had no idea how long this part was going to last.
10:05pm: In the labor room I meet the resident, who checks me and says I am 8cm dilated! Holy guacamole!! No one can believe how fast I am progressing. I hop into the bath tub and try and get comfortable. Nurse Kate says to me, "if you feel the urge to push, get out of the tub!" This advice proved to be invaluable. She saved my whole experience.
10:10pm: I have four strong contractions in the tub. Jesse is beside me, holding my hand. My mom and sisters are in the labor room watching tv. I can hear some noises and I say to Jesse, "Are they watching cartoons?!" and he said no, they're watching Friends. This made me laugh because it seriously sounded like they were watching cartoons.
10:30pm: I am in the bath tub and all of a sudden I feel like the baby is slipping out!! I start to scream, "someone check!! Is the baby coming out?!!! I feel like this baby is coming out!! I NEED to push!!!" I get out of the bathtub and the resident checks me and says I am 10cm dilated. Just as she's saying that I feel my water break!! Oh, and it gushed all over her! I say, "OH my gosh, my water just broke!!" and I had a feeling of physical relief from the pressure.
10:45pm: It's go time! It's time to push. And for the first time throughout the labor I thought to myself I'm not sure if I can do this. I liken it to the feeling of running a half marathon and that moment of "I can't go on". But, the show must go on!!
This period is called transition and usually lasts half an hour to an hour or a half. Mine lasted 30 seconds and then I was pushing.
10:50pm: My first push I was screaming and I pushed long and hard and I then I thought to myself, "she's out!!!" and the doctor told me they could see the top of her head, about the size of a silver dollar. I couldn't believe it-- I thought I had pushed enough for her to come out. So then I say to myself, "all hell nah! Time to get this baby out!!!" And I push two more times and am screaming and making great progress. Then the doctor says to me, "take that energy you're using to scream and turn it inwards and use it to push." So I did.
11:05pm: Our Little Miss Lillian July Pedersen is born and immediately placed on my chest and I just cannot believe it!!! Jesse and I are so happy and we are a family of three. My mom and my sisters are so happy and we all cannot believe what just happened!!!! We feel like the luckiest people in the world to have the special privilege of having our families with us at the hospital!! Everyone got to hold Lillian when she was minutes old.
Some thoughts on my labor and delivery:
Everyone keeps asking me about the pain and it's so hard to describe and it's all worth it. Some days I lay down and I just think about all of the different stages I went through. Jesse and I did not have a birth plan and I didn't end up using one thing that I thought I might need (no heating pad, candles, music, etc.). All I wanted was for it to be quiet so that I could just focus on each contraction and not be distracted. I was surprised that I didn't need and didn't want any "cheerleader" comments and supports during labor, except for when I was pushing. I had my eyes closed during pushing but could hear everyone saying, "Come on, Caroline! " and "Good job!" and more. That really helped. That is when I needed the most support and hearing everyone felt just like the good old days when I was playing sports and could hear my family cheering for me.
I had to share the photo below because it was right when we got home from our walk and I said to Jesse, I want to take a picture of me in labor!!
I didn't want to make this post too long, so feel free to email me if you have more questions!!! Lots of love! Thank you everyone for your support always, but especially during my pregnancy!!
Caroline, Jesse & Little Miss Lillian


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Wang Yong, Minister, General Administration of Quality Supervision Inspection & Quarantine (AQSIQ) chairing CIFSQ Conference 2009
Richard Clarke, U.S. National Security Council Advisor under President Clinton at GovSec Asia Conference 2006
Gary Locke, former U.S. Ambassador to China at CIFSQ Conference
Dick Lee, Commissioner for Hong Kong Police speaking at GovSec Asia Conference 2006
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Richard Raymond, Under Secretary for Food Safety, U.S. Department of Agriculture at CIFSQ Conference 2008
Receptions at events by World Services Ltd. provide ample professional networking opportunities
Attendees captivated by introductions of new products
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U.S. Food & Drug Administration Deputy Commissioner Michael Taylor speaking at CIFSQ Conference
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Executive Assistant
Salary Grade
$30,000 - $34,000
Reports to
Executive Director
Job Description Summary
The executive assistant provides high-level administrative support to the Lake Wales Arts Center by conducting research, preparing statistical reports, handling information requests and performing clerical functions such as preparing correspondence, receiving visitors, arranging conference calls and scheduling meetings for executives. The executive assistant will also be required to attend Lake Wales Arts Center programming, help with pre and post event cleaning and setup, and be available for weekend and evening events.
Essential Functions
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Type reports, memos, letters and other documents using word relevant computer software.
Answer phone calls and direct calls to appropriate parties or take messages.
Record, type and distribute meeting minutes.
Greet visitors and determine whether they should be given access to specific individuals.
Read and analyze incoming memos, submissions, and reports to determine their significance and plan their distribution.
Perform general office duties such as ordering supplies and maintaining records management database systems.
File and retrieve corporate documents, records, and reports.
Open, sort and distribute incoming correspondence, including faxes and email.
Make travel arrangements for executives.
Coordinate with volunteers
Create and distribute print marketing materials
Generate social media content
Develop online advertisement
Coordinate with artists and performers
Communication Proficiency.
Time Management.
Collaboration Skills.
Personal Effectiveness/Credibility.
Technical Capacity.
Stress Management/Composure.
Social Media Marketing
Google Apps
HootSuite Integration
Monday.com integration
Print media advertising
Basic understanding of visual and performing arts
Supervisory Responsibility
This position requires the coordination of volunteers.
Work Environment
This job operates in a professional office environment. This role routinely uses standard office equipment such as computers, phones, photocopiers, filing cabinets and fax machines.
Physical Demands
This position is primarily sedentary but will require light/medium stress physical activity for setting up and breaking down events.
Position Type and Expected Hours of Work
This is a full-time position. Days and hours of work are Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5 p.m. as well as evening and weekend events.
No overnight travel is expected for this position. There may be occasional local day travel.
Education and Experience
High School Diploma (required)
Bachelor's Degree (required)
Computer Skills (required)
Secretarial experience (recommended)
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It's been 7 years since I was in the US, so I'm really excited to be returning to the Land of Opportunity. And opportunity is indeed the reason why I'll be making that 21 hour flight tomorrow.
Hello Affiliate Summit!
The conference is being held at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas. So aside from the networking and educational sessions, I'm looking forward to the partying. Really looking forward to it. Showgirls, shopping, clubbing, casinos and awesomeness…
But in all seriousness, it's the summit itself that I'm excited to be a part of. For three days, I'll get the chance to meet affiliates, merchants, vendors and networks.
I'm a real people person. And in an industry like Internet marketing where it's so easy to get disconnected from others, conferences like this are an amazing way to rub shoulders with the best of them and take your business to new heights.
It's all about making opportunities for yourself.
What starts off as small talk can grow to multi-million dollar deals. And all you really have to do is be present.
So if you're going to Vegas, look me up!


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HD Voting: CANCELLED/
After the May 4 publication of this post, the BCA Board reconsidered its decision to pursue a members-only vote on an application for historic designation. The board cancelled the planned vote described below and will replace it with a community-wide online survey that is open to Burleith residents and owners. (See May 14 emails to the BCA membership and listserv for the announcement.) A new website post includes the survey link and survey ground rules.
The information below is no longer in effect.
The resolution will be: "Do you support the BCA proceeding with an application for historic designation?" Yes/No.
In order to vote, you need to have an active membership in the BCA 30 days before the vote and on the date of the vote. You can join the BCA or renew your membership by accessing the BCA website. Note that only resident and non-resident landlord memberships are voting memberships, and that no corporation, trust, company, partnership, or other business entity is eligible for a voting membership.
There will be three opportunities to vote:
- Tuesday, May 15, 5–8 pm at 3600 T Street (to vote, membership must be active on April 16th and May 17th)
- Monday, June 4, 5–8 pm at 3600 T Street (to vote, membership must be active on May 4th and June 4th)
- Saturday, June 16, 3:30–7 pm at the summer picnic (to vote, membership must be active on May 17 and June 16)
If you are unsure of your membership status, please check the last page of the March Burleith Bell or email email@example.com.


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Stren Sonic
The 3-inch inlet and electrical outlet is completely big to ventilate a bilge or engine area of little to medium dimension dimension. The five-blade fan does an exceptional job in suctioning as well as launching the fumes as well as the hotter air.
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The plastic make of the tool is an additional feature worth evaluating. ABDOMINAL plastic is completely resistant to water as well as this is very important. It will certainly not rust or damage also if the device is set up on a boat used everyday. This plastic has good UV resistance too. It will certainly keep its framework and also strength for years to come. On the whole, it could be stated that the system is weather condition immune.


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Insecticides are used to kill insects. Many plants produce natural insect repellants as a part of their defense systems and some of these are widely used in prepared powders and liquids in the garden and the home. Insecticides are used in agriculture, medicine, industry and in the household and the use of insecticides is believed to be one of the major factors behind the increase in agricultural productivity. Natural insecticides, (such as nicotine, pyrethrum) extracts are made by plants as defenses against insects.
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Were you looking for information about LASIK? LASEK is a common misspelling of LASIK.
LASIK is a laser eye surgery that has proven to be effective in correcting vision and lessening (and oftentimes eliminating) the need for glasses or contact lenses. Many different vision problems, including nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism, can be treated with LASIK, which is a procedure that permanently reshapes the cornea of your eye. Before the procedure, numbing eyedrops are placed in the eye and an eyelid speculum is placed. The doctor marks the eye with a special marker, aligns the eye with the laser, and creates a flap in the cornea.
Potential complications of LASIK include mild inflammation; dry eyes; epithelial looseness or ingrowth; and shifted, dislodged, or wrinkled flaps. Some potentially serious complications, although rare, include infection, detachment of the retina, and thinning of the cornea. However, this is one of the most commonly performed procedures in the world for vision correction, with predictable results and low risk.
(Click LASIK for more information about the expected results, details on the procedure itself, and potential complications that may occur. You can also click any of the links in the box to the right for specific information.)
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In contrast to the constantly growing number of international students in Jena, especially from Erasmus+ partner countries (e.g. Russia, Ukraine and Georgia), the motivation for studying or working in Eastern Europe seems to rise quite slowly. Therefore, with support by the Erasmus Student and Alumni Association (ESAA) and the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) ESN Jena e.V. organized a mobility fair focusing on Eastern and South Eastern European countries at November, 23rd 2016.
In cooperation with the International Office of Jena University we set up two main goals: First of all, we wanted to awake student's interest for Eastern European cultures. Secondly, we gained to offer concrete information about organizing their stay abroad. To do so, we wanted to build up different stands where people could inform themselves about countries, cultures and student mobility.
Due to the fact that the main campus of Jena University is a well-known and highly frequented place where lots of students pass by, we decided to situate our fair in the foyer nearby. Thus, we ensured to reach numerous students from different faculties.
In order to advertise our upcoming event in a recognizable way, we designed digital promotion material to spread our message on the university's homepage and in social networks like Facebook. In addition, we created a couple of posters in a corporate design which were placed in student restaurants and libraries as well as on free black boards. Last but not least we visited many faculties and institutes as well as several events to inform people about our upcoming mobility fair.
After booking our event location by the International Office in combination with a decent amount of tables and pin boards, we started collection country-specific information material: Namely we contacted 25 embassies in Berlin by mail and countless Eastern European related online platforms (e.g. studyinpoland.pl) by e-mail in order to request material. Beside printable online documents we could hardly use, we kindly received flyers, booklets, posters, pens, stickers; and even smartphone gloves (from Estonia). From Croatia we received three different series of colourful touristic books and literally tons of additional material. The University of Miskolc, Hungary, even send us two ESN members to present Hungary. Further, the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) and Eurodesk supported us with printed material concerning internships and summer schools abroad. Although, we did not receive material from every representative or institution, we obtained a good amount of information material from several Eastern European countries.
Beside the International office we also offered other organizations and student associations the opportunity to present their activities at our fair. Namely AIESEC, IAESTE, the European Law Students Association and some more joined. We also invited Joachim Gauck, the current President of Germany, who would accidently visit Jena this day. Unfortunately, he could not afford any time for us during his stay.
Last but not least we asked predominantly international students from Eastern Europe to present their home universities and their national culture at our fair. For each country, represented by students, we provided a stand that they could decorate on their own: Hungary, Greece, Croatia, Russia, Ukraine, Poland and Georgia were in. We engaged them to cook home-made food and reimbursed their expenses. Beside our collected information and decoration material we also supported them by offering a free printing service for their own posters and photos, if needed. For coordinating the student's efforts, we set up two meetings beforehand which were visited well.
On November, 23rd we started building up the fair around 9:00 in the morning. Regarding the first student schedule break at 9:45, everything was done: All tables and pin boards stood at their places, were manned, nicely decorated and filled with a reasonable amount of information material and food. We also build up two additional tables: one for coffee and cookies as well as one for stuff which we could hardly assign to any other stand. Regarding our observations and the feedback we got during the day, our concept worked very well: Lots of people were attracted by food and came in touch with the representatives. People started talking with each other. An intercultural exchange was settled. In order to inform themselves about mobility aspects, they could approach the non-country-specific stands and of course tables by the International Office and ESN Jena. At the end of the day, around 4:00 p.m., most of our information material was taken away. Within one hour we dismantled the fair and cleaned everything.
Finally, Go East – The Jena Mobility Fair was a great success.


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Kanye West Drops Lyric Videos For 'Violent Crimes' & 'All Mine'
Posted on June 19th, 2018
by Lupe LLerenas
by Lupe LLerenas
It's been a busy month for Kanye West.
With the release of his own Ye album as well as the collaborative project with Kid Cudi and executive producing Nas latest album, there's no stopping him.
Today, the Chicago emcee has returned with two new music videos for "All Mine" and "Violent Crimes." Both visuals tie in with the album's original concept as they have the same Wyoming landscape image and the lyrics written in the green text.
Peep Kanye West's lyrics videos for "All Mine" and Violent Crimes" below.


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Predictions on XNA in Windows 8
Posted Tuesday 29 November 2011 to Andrew's Blog | 5 Comments on Predictions on XNA in Windows 8
I am Microsoft MVP (XNA/DirectX). Click through to see a photo of me with my award.
Android is a terrible platform and I'd dearly love to see it go and die in a fire.


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If we don't take care of the customer . . . somebody else will.
Successful businesses are built on the basics: supplying customers with the products and services that they want, when they want them, and at a price they are willing to pay. What would they do if you could not supply them with what they needed to run their business? How many times could this happen before their confidence in you as a supplier is eroded or fails altogether? Good customers are hard to find. It is always cheaper to keep the ones you have than to find new ones. Don't wait until it is too late! Action steps must be identified to support your customer in the face of a disaster in your facility. A disaster ...
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House of Lord Home Care Inc
3802 Macland Rd Hiram GA 30141
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House of Lord Home Care Inc is a senior care home that is located in Hiram, GA in Paulding County. Deer Lick Park, Lost Mountain Park, and Pickett's Mill Historic Site are some of the breathtaking attractions surrounding our lively community. Hiram is more than peaceful, hospitable, and attractive. This explains why this city is a great destination for visiting friends and families. It is also an incredible city to live in.
House of Lord Home Care Inc takes pride in its compassionate and friendly caregivers who always strive to provide the best senior living care in a comfortable and safe group home setting. Our providers are active round the clock to address any emergency that comes up whether it is during the day or night. Seniors can rest assured that they are in safe and caring hands.
House of Lord Home Care Inc offers the following inspiring variety of activities, features, and amenities:
- A greatly done sunroom
- A stunning gazebo for total relaxation
- A stress free sitting space with a finely done fireplace to host both new and old friends
- A calm, nonviolent and beautifully landscaped courtyard
- A highly spacious and state of the art swimming pool with impressive stay fit classes
- Pet friendly with some restrictions here and there
- Various dining options with both a private dining and restaurant style dining room for friends and families
At House of Lord Home Care Inc, seniors enjoy a serene retreat within a calm residential neighborhood. We highly invite you come and discover new possibilities in senior living care.
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Saucing Up Your Basketball Watch Party
Time to Become the MVP…
It's March and it's sheer basketball Madness! It's that epic time of the year… The time when Cinderella goes to the ball with monumental upsets and the big, bad Goliath gets sent home… The time of the year when work slows down and you think and over-think that "perfect" bracket!
Saucing Up the Party!
So with college basketball causing sheer madness out there, make sure to be a hit at your game watching extravaganza with 3 mouthwatering foods!
Bring the Wings
Who doesn't love sauced wings at a game watching party? They are the perfect little morsels you constantly munch throughout the 3 hour emotional excursion. There is nothing better than grabbing a bunch of wings and a few drinks and showing up to be the life of the party… Champs Chicken has you covered!
From our Southern BBQ to Teriyaki to Orange Zing to plain, we have the flavors your taste buds are craving! You can't pass up 12 sauced wings!
Sauced Tenders
Want to avoid bone-in chicken wings? Give our sauced tenders a try. These hand-breaded, marinated tenders are made fresh daily and then warm-sauced (with the above listed sauces) to lock in the juices while giving you unmistakable flavors. These are sure to be a party hit!
Pass out 12 sauced tenders to your friends and you will quickly become the MVP of the party.
Fried Pickles
If you or your friends haven't tried these… Well, then they are sure to quickly become one of your favorites! Like our tenders, these are double-breaded by hand and offer a zesty flavor that is a crowd pleaser! They have a nice balance of heat and sweet from the Homestyle pickle that pairs well with the breading and salty crunch. Do I have your attention yet?
That's not all… When you dunk these bad boys into our Sassy Chipotle Ranch dipping sauce, the score board will light up! It's nothing short of a slam dunk and your friends will love them!
You can grab 36 fried pickles with dipping cup for only $4.99…
It's the steal of the tournament!
(At participating locations while this promotions last – until 4/22/17)
Hurry… Tip Off is Here!
The tournament is already here and there's no time to waste. It's time for a full-court press during your next March basketball watch party. From our sauced wings to tenders to our big fan favorite – fried pickles – stop by your local Champs today…
With Champs at your side, no matter how busted your bracket is, you will be the real winner! Happy watching!


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"After his wife is assaulted, a husband enlists the services of a vigilante group to help him settle the score"
What do I think?
- I decided to watch the movie just because of Nicholas Cage. It was so much better than Breaking Dawn Part 1. (I was very disappointed with the movie that I don't even want to review it)
- Not what I expected which is a good thing
- the hungry rabbit jumps is a very catchy phrase… heheh
- the script was a bit week but the overall performance of the actor and actress kinda make up for it.
- It was set in New Orleans after the hurricane and the crime rate was very high. The idea that justice can't be serve through proper channel is a bit alarming.
Puss in boots character appear at the cinema today. That reminds me that I haven't seen the show yet.


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The end of May saw the Ducati Club head to Assen, as enthusiasts of the Italian bike marque flocked from several countries to the Dutch TT circuit for some fantastic racing action.
Also attending the event were UK based Knight Road Racing, who headed for Holland with rider Rik Ballerini ready to fly the flag for Britain.
An entertaining rider briefing involved a Dutchman speaking English, and enlisting a hard of hearing Yorkshire-man to subsequently translate instructions into French, and eventually led into Friday practice. During the opening session Rik was black flagged on his second lap after after an oil leak almost saw him crash out. Back in the pits a quick inspection revealed that it was caused by the oil filter not sealing properly.
Rk qualified with the 4th fastest time during his session, but started further down the grid than expected after times from other sessions were added to the mix. This saw him start 7th in the Open class, and 19th in the Twin Cup, as he tried to get to grips with the Traction Control on the bike.
The Twin Cup was an ideal opportunity to test some new settings ahead of the Open Class race, but Rik had a massive high side at Mandeveen, the first of the double apex corners before you hit the back straight. A quick check over at the medical centre revealed that there were no serious injuries, and Rik returned to the paddock limping but otherwise fine – so decided to carry on, swinging his leg over the team's reserve machine.
Ahead of the Open Class race it started spitting with rain, so Rik decided to go out on ContiRaceAttack Rain tyres. Team Principal Alan Knight had just changed the internals on the forks, which led to much guesswork as they had no settings available for them.
As a result of running late, Rik was forced to start dead last from pit lane, with even the pace cars having to move out of the way. The start of the race was dry, but soon the occasional spitting turned into a sustained bout of heavy rain, leaving the famous Assen circuit soaked.
After three laps of struggling with the traction control on the back-up bike, Rik realised it hadn't been turned on. Able to pick up the pace, he started to work his way through the field, picking riders off one by one. Heading into the final lap the signal came from the pit wall that Rik had fought his way up to 2nd place and catching the race leader. All through the final lap he got closer and closer until Rik caught him at Mandeveen, and drove hard out of the exit to pass him on the run up to the Meeuwenmeer Kink.
Keeping it pinned all the way down to the entrance to Ramshoek, he openend up enough of a gap to ensure the second placed challenger was unable to out-brake him into the Geert Timmer chicane, and he powered down the finishing straight to claim an unbelievable win.
Back in the paddock they tried to send him away – but it turned out that starting from the pit lane, his transponder was a lap down as it didn't pass the start line trigger. Checks with the other riders in the field also confirmed Rik had won the race, so he climbed the famous Assen steps to claim his trophy and the obligatory bottle of champagne.
You can find out more about the race winning ContiRaceAttack Rain here.


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Tea is a plant. It's one plant but comes in many varieties. I like to compare it to grapes because with grapes you can make wine. So just like grapes there is tea. The scientific name is called Camellia Sinensis. Depending on where it's grown it can produce a variety of flavors as well. It really is an amazing plant. It has a lot of great qualities. Especially because of the amino acid it carries. L-Theanine. It breaks the blood brain barrier and gives you a quick sense of calm.
Peppermint is not a tea. Rooibos is not a tea. Chamomile is not a tea. If it is not produced by a camellia sinensis then it's an herb. If you brew it like a tea it is called a tisane. If no tea is contained in your steeping of whatever plant you put in the hot water then it's a tisane. However, lemon or honey added to hot water is not considered a tisane. It's called lemon-water. Or water with honey in it.
Tea can come as white, green, oolong, black, or pu-ehr. Those are the ones common in the United States currently. There are other varieties that haven't quite caught on but they are out there. All tea is the same except for the way it's prepared. Green and white teas are preserved whereas oolong and black teas have been oxidized. There are different effects as well as caffiene levels in each type of tea based on its processing. Green and white are better overall but most Americans prefer the black teas. If you are drinking tea to keep optimal health functions then stick to white and green. This does not mean it's a cure-all but great at preventing the worst of symptoms and assists with recovery quicker. That is if you have tea in your system before you become ill. Oolong is great for digestion.


text: Rainbow Planet 2.1 is a speedy-paced shooter with glorious graphical effects that stake a part in the gameplay. You play as a colourful square which appears to ooze some kind of bubbles when you hold down the mouse button. The aim of the game is to last as long as you can by shooting down (or dodging) the enemies. Your score constantly decreases, so keeping on the move is a must. Andrew has cleverly incorporated the controls so that you have to move towards to the enemies to shoot them – this puts a little risk in the air, although it can be somewhat wearisome. The visuals stand out more than anything in Rainbow Planet 2.1. If you compare it to the original Rainbow Planet, you'll see how much the developer has sharpened his skills. While the exaggerated effects can disable your vision, they add a lot to the experience. The music is also fabulous – it's not repetitive and it sounds very fitting. But perhaps the most fascinating part is the fact that the game is synced with a Twitter account which posts the leader of the high score leaderboard every time there's a new player at the top.