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Antonio D'Amico (born 1959 in southern Italy, raised in Milan) is an Italian fashion designer.
His life so far has been marked by his relationship with the world famous designer Gianni Versace. They met in 1982 and eventually embarked on a long-term relationship that lasted 11 years, until Versace's untimely death. During that time he worked as designer for the Versace sports line.
Versace's will left D'Amico with a pension of 50 million lire a month for life (approx. $30,000 USD), and the right to live in any of Versace's homes in Italy and United States.
D'Amico now runs his own fashion design company.
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Jupiter Centre is notable for its high-end architecture, challenging technology choices, with the purpose of creating a comfortable business environment for our customers and partners.
The building was invented by taking into account the principles of environmental safety and modern solutions in the field of energy saving. The building is located in the new business center of Riga with a developed infrastructure – at the intersection of Skanstes and Sporta Street. Nowadays it is the perfect environment for a business man, because main offices of many banks as well as big business centers are situated nearby. Taking into account the rapid development of the area, the conclusion can be drawn that the place has become an attractive environment for major local and international companies.
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LAKEWOOD RANCH, Fla. – Halfacre Construction Company (www.halfacreconstruction.com), the area's oldest, most established, locally owned and operated private commercial construction company, acts as the construction project manager for the Hardee County Industrial Development Authority and will oversee construction of the new Florikan facility in Hardee County.
Founded in 1981 by Ed and Betty Rosenthal, Florikan is a privately held, family-owned and operated business located in Sarasota, Fla. with 40 employees. Florikan specializes in polymer-coated fertilizer technologies that reduce the need for multiple fertilizer applications while improving crop performance to help growers lower costs and improve plant quality while reducing the industry's footprint on the environment.
Beginning construction in September, the $4.5 million project will take almost a year to complete, with an approximate end date of August 2015. The 80,000-square-foot, pre-engineered metal building will feature 5,000 square feet of office space, 75,000 square feet of manufacturing space and truck wells on an eight-acre lot.
Halfacre Construction Company acts as the construction project manager for the Hardee County Industrial Development Authority, supervising the entire process from bidding to designing and construction management. Greg Witt serves as the project manager on behalf of Halfacre Construction Company.
"During the request-for-proposal (RFP) process, Halfacre Construction Company definitely stood out the most," said Sarah Pelham, the Economic Development Council coordinator / Industrial Development Authority for Hardee County. "I believe that if we didn't have Halfacre Construction Company as a partner, the Industrial Development Authority would not be as far along with its industrial park and the development of new construction," she said, who speaks to staff daily. "The staff's professionalism, honesty and integrity have shown through during the past three to four years we have worked with them."
About Halfacre Construction Company
As the area's oldest, most established, locally owned and operated private commercial construction company, Halfacre's foundational strengths stand as evidence that its commercial and industrial construction projects will be delivered on time, within budget, with the utmost integrity and with the expertise and financial strength needed for success. President Jack Cox serves as president of the Suncoast Charities for Children and is an appointed member of the Probable Cause Panel of the Construction Industry Licensing Board for the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation. Halfacre Construction also offers its expertise as a green building provider with the resources available to build viable, effective alternatives to reduce energy consumption and preserve natural resources. Staff includes U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) certified professionals who have demonstrated proficiency in green building practices and who possess a thorough grasp of the LEED Green Building Rating System. For more information, please visit www.halfacreconstruction.com.


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Yesterday, I went to the bi-monthly meeting of A Ream of Writers, which is basically the NaNoWriMo kids on the off-season, and came away feeling like a vindicated artist.
Which is shiny.
I took one of my scrump with me to use as a writing prompt for the group, and it went so well.
I don't know how many times I've explained to people that the scrump series, for me, is about body horror and the grotesque and how children are more accepting of those sorts of aesthetics than adults.
The name of the series comes from Lilo and Stitch: How can it not be about children and the grotesque?
But! When the vinnettes were finished, ever single one of them was in some way related to the grotesque whether it was an abominative creature that purred while it burned you alive, a queen's mishappen daughter, a murderous granny with a propensity towards satin ballet slippers, tribble-like creatures trying to take over a ship, aliens who harvested minds, or a conjoined twin.
Ever. Single. ONE! \o/
I feel vindicated as an artist by my audiences reception. They wrote these vinnettes before they knew anything about the piece other than how it looked and got it so, so, so right!
And so y'all, lovely readers, can have a point of reference, here's the piece I took to Crit Group.


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LP02 is a solar radiation sensor that is applied in most common solar radiation observations. LP02 complies with the second class specifications of the ISO 9060 standard and the WMO Guide. LI19 is a high accuracy handheld read-out unit / datalogger. The LP02-LI19 combination is well suited for mobile measurements and short term datalogging. LI19 displays the measured radiation and stores measured data. Once programmed with the sensitivity of LP02, the display will show the actual value of the solar radiation in W/m².
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LP02 measures the solar radiation received by a plane surface from a 180 ° field of view angle. This quantity, expressed in W/m², is called "hemispherical" solar radiation. LP02 pyranometer can be employed outdoors under the sun, as well as indoors with lamp-based solar simulators. Its orientation depends on the application and may be horizontal, tilted (for plane of array radiation) or inverted (for reflected radiation).
The system is supplied in a practical transport case, for easy transport and protection during field measurement campaigns. Also included are the necessary software, AA-type batteries and a USB cable. Fresh batteries allow for more than 50 days of operation. LI19 may also be used with other pyranometers and heat flux sensors.
LI19 displays the measured radiation and stores measured data. Once programmed with the sensitivity of LP02, the display will show the actual value of the solar radiation in W/m². Programming LI19 is done through its PC user interface.


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Celer will now offer a new service to clients which leverages the most advanced execution algorithms from itarle AG, further extending the trading efficiencies offered through Celer. This service can be offered as a cloud or locally hosted solution.
The Celer platform will give traders the ability to create child and parent orders via itarle, and have them route directly via their existing memberships or via itarle. Our powerful OMS will translate the message and help provide risk management to every algorithmic order.
itarle AG (itarle), the leading independent provider of multi-asset algorithmic trading, Smart Order Routing (SOR) and Transaction Cost Analysis (TCA) services, today announced the availability of their optimised execution algorithmic strategies through the multi asset OMS and EMS platform from Celer Technologies (Celer). These algorithms have been built from the ground up using individual market microstructure properties for a fully tailored and adaptive execution service.
At a time when market participants are increasingly adopting algorithmic trading strategies, this partnership sees itarle continuing to lead by example in successfully integrating its services across a multitude of asset classes and product lines.
Paul Lynch, CEO of itarle commented "Cultivating new relationships with the leading OMS and EMS providers is a logical extension to our services and we are very much looking forward to working with Celer." He added, "our clients will benefit from access to an extended range of markets and additional asset classes through the advanced platform that Celer provides."
Ben Cuthbert, Chief Executive Officer, of Celer says: "we are delighted to be able to offer a new service to our clients that leverages the most advanced execution algorithms from itarle," he continued "these algorithms will further extend the trading efficiencies offered through Celer."
itarle provides algorithms for trading on over 70 futures & options, fixed income, FX and equity exchanges globally. The unique itarle service enables clients to trade using their own exchange memberships and a range of connectivity channels.


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There's a quartet of stakes races at Belmont Park for their closing Saturday card; we'll discuss two of them here. There's plenty of money to be made if you bet the right way. There's also ample opportunity to pad your Breeders' Cup bankroll through FanXT's Daily Fantasy Jockey game!
Belmont Race 7
The Grade III Athenia Stakes
#7 OFF LIMITS (2-1, morning-line favorite) is 3-for-4 this year and 4-2-1-0 at Belmont all-time. She was last seen dominating the Noble Damsel, the logical prep for the Athenia, albeit over just four others. She's worthy of favoritism as she's fast enough and classy enough to win this race. It would take a big effort from one of her adversaries to best her and Joel Rosario, but it is possible.
#3 MY IMPRESSION (8-1) is the most appealing upset candidate. She took care of business as the favorite in the One Dreamer at Kentucky Downs after settling for second in two straight starts before running off the board in the Grade I Diana. The 1 1/16th-mile turf trip suits her to a tee (5-for-9) and she'll get Jose Ortiz aboard.
#1 ELYSEA'S WORLD (5-1) seems to want more ground than this but she'll be rolling late for a small share. Javier Castellano takes over.
The play: $4 exacta 7/1,3, $4 win 3 ($12)
Belmont Race 10
The Awad Stakes
#6 WAR CHEST (9-5, morning-line favorite) makes sense off his debut victory, as he stormed past his competition five-wide. However, he and Jose Lezcano had a very fast pace to close into; there's no guarantee they'll get another today. As a result, he could be vulnerable at a short price.
#1 WAY EARLY (6-1) closed into a moderate pace and pulled away with authority in his debut under Joel Rosario. He rallied smartly despite fanning out to the six-path in the stretch. WAY EARLY should get a great setup today while not losing much ground on the turn.
#4 BOURBON CURRENCY (5-1) has yet to race beyond six furlongs but took to the turf with aplomb last time. He's training well for his return off a brief layoff and maintains Rajiv Maragh.
#2 THERAPIST (8-1) and #9 DIVINE ENTRY (8-1) are fast enough to compete for the minor awards. THERAPIST is one of two with multiple wins and the only entrant with a prior stakes victory (Laurel Futurity). Irad Ortiz Jr. picks up the assignment.
DIVINE ENTRY lost to BOURBON CURRENCY two-back but just broke his maiden last time out. He wasn't Irad Ortiz's choice but he attracts Jose Ortiz.
The play: $1 trifecta 1,6/1,4,6/1,2,4,6,9, $1 trifecta 1,6/1,6/2,4,9 ($18)
DFJ analysis: OFF LIMITS and WAY EARLY give Joel Rosario a great chance to accumulate points on Saturday. He has seven mounts in the body of the field at Belmont, four of which are in stakes. Look for Rosario to have a very solid day filled with in-the-money finishes.
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The CIA and Hollywood 10 – Confessions of a Dangerous Mind
Aaron Franz joins us to discuss the 2002 biopic Confessions of a Dangerous Mind, which tells the story of game show producer and host Chuck Barris. Barris claims that while becoming a TV star he was recruited by and worked for the CIA as an assassin, killing a total of 33 people. In this episode we analyse this claim, which has been dismissed by the Agency as a ludicrous fantasy. We examine Barris' true life history, focusing in on his marriage to Lyn Levy – the daughter of one of the founders of CBS – and his incredibly selfish relationship with their daughter Della. None of this appears in the film so taking this into account we consider whether Barris was a CIA assassin, a psychopathic fabricator or an emotionally warped narcissist (or all of these things rolled into one). If Barris truly was a CIA agent then what was his job? Was he an assassin, or did they employ him to 'slay the audience' by developing the prototypes for reality TV?
Confessions of a Dangerous Mind is also notable for being George Clooney's directorial debut, and a production that languished in development hell for years before he became involved and began pulling strings to ensure the film got made. We consider whether the movie was one of Clooney's attempts to gain the attention and approval of the CIA, and whether he too thought that Barris' TV career was the real mission for the Agency. We examine Clooney's self-appointed role as Chuck's 'defence lawyer', his obsession with goats and why he employed theatrical visual tricks throughout the production. We round off comparing Confessions of a Dangerous Mind to The Recruit, as both films show The Farm (the CIA's semi-secret agent training facility) and portray the protagonist being inducted and initiated into that covert world.
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Philately Will Get You Everywhere pays homage to the humble postage stamp and is a playful exaggeration of scale. By referencing stamps from the past I am acknowledging our implicit nostalgia for things historical. For the Christmas series I present an expression of my personal appreciation with celebration, be it birthday's, summer or actual Christmas.
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Positive parenting is an alternative to the punitive, authoritarian approach we are extra acquainted with. Children with optimistic parents tend to be happier than these from punitive mother and father. The full name of time-out is Time Out From Optimistic Reinforcement, invented by behavioral psychologists, Arthur Staats, when he was raising his personal youngsters. These kids from constructive mother and father have a a lot lower incidence of melancholy. Free entry to this system is part of a 2-12 months Queensland Authorities trial and shall be obtainable to Queensland families till August 2017.
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If you enjoy water sports, there is no doubt that you are in search for the best water shoes for yourself.
As a matter of fact, finding one may be one of your top priorities at the moment.
These best water shoes for beach can provide assurance that you are provided with maximum protection, as well as offering the best grip even on slippery and wet surfaces.
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While wearing water shoes, you can head into the water anytime you want knowing that you will be comfortable in water upon returning to dry land.
As you already know, I am dedicated to providing all the information you need to have the best outdoor experience – especially if you are a beginner. From scuba diving to snorkeling to surfing to swimming, I have reviewed most of the equipment you will need to get the best experience from your activities.
I have come up with another list featuring the best shoes to be used on the beach, pool and for swimming. Most of the features of each shoe model are covered and the benefits are highlighted. This will benefit the beginner who is just starting out to test outdoor activities.
For those of you who are experienced, you will also get some insight from our extensive reviews on these shoes. In order to guide you in your purchase, here is a list of the best water shoes currently offered on the market these days.
Adidas Climacool Boat Breeze
The Climacool Boat Breeze shoes from Adidas is equipped with a largely mesh upper, as well as a 100% EVA heel and tongue. Because of these features, it has the capability to dry out and drain faster as compared to other shoes. It also has a breathable upper sole and a sturdy midsole which provides comfort while its finger holes located in the heel makes it very easy to put on and pull off.
- Quality product made in the USA
- Speed lacing construction for fast and snug lacing
- Tongue top for enhanced comfort and fit
- EVA heel piece for enhanced fit
- Enhanced comfort and breathability
- Sand can get trapped in the sole
- A bit narrow
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If you are looking for a great summer shoes which will certainly allow you to enjoy water sports and other activities, the Adidas Climacool Boat Breeze is a good option. It is great for use on the boat, river, as well as on the lakeshore. It also dries quickly, allowing you to enjoy it for use on dry land as much as you enjoy using it in the water.
Sperry Ricochet Bungee
This pair of shoes is best for whitewater kayaking. It comes with a flexible forefoot that is coupled with a reinforced sole under the rest of the shoes. As a result, this minimalist shoe disappears on longer treks. Its rubberized toe cap also protects the fingers. The angular lugs can grip even mossy rocks way better than other shoes.
- Unique midsole/outsole design
- Offers natural sensory feedback
- Allows for greater agility and stability
- Anatomical shape
- Flexible construction
- Some users claim that the shoes do not dry quickly
- Some issues with comfort
The features of the Sperry Ricochet Bungee are the reasons why it made it to the list. It comes with amazing functionalities which will certainly be necessary if you want to have a pair of water shoes which promotes flexible construction and anatomical shape, thus resulting in natural foot movement. It also comes with antimicrobial linings that can minimize odor.
Keen Gallatin CNX
This bungee lacing system (toe-the-toe) makes it as the most secure swimming shoe. What is really impressive about this shoe is that it provides good quality protection and comfort. Among the users' favorite are the neoprene patches on the webbed upper, mitigating rub on longer treks. For these reasons, this shoe is great for multi-day rafting trips.
- Contoured arch which adds to mid-foot support
- Natural underfoot support
- Natural flexibility
- Improved ground contact
- Secure fit lace capture system
- Tight fit for those with long toes
- Sizing and comfort issues
- Poor drying performance
The Gallatin CNX has been designed as a full-coverage and lightweight water shoe. Its key protective design features makes it a minimalist package overall. Because of these features, this is one of the best options that you can have for the best water shoes.
Ahnu Del Rey
This pair of shoes has been particularly designed and is best for wet and tricky terrain. Even though a lot of other shoe designs focus on minimalism, the Del Rey delivers optimum protection with its reinforced synthetic leather and mesh upper, aggressive lugged sole and full toe coverage. It also comes with a rigid TPU insert in its mid-foot, adding arch support.
- Mesh uppers dry quickly
- Webbing strap system
- Adjustable heel straps
- EVA midsoles offer cushion
- Rubber toe caps protecting toes against impacts
- Not comfortable for longer toes
- No built-in odor support
Ahnu is known for creating comfortable water shoes. This particular model has been updated to provide lightweight shoes with maximum performance. It uses the new numentum technology traverse system which provides comfort at its best.
RYKA Women's Hydro Sport Water Shoe – Best Water Shoes For Women
It is one of the best water shoes on the market right now as many people have tested it and have giving it a positive review. It has a flexible outsole for good traction while in use. The rubber on this model is manufactured from a material that dries fast. This is the synthetic and mesh upper on the unit. It has an effective water drainage system. It is shaped with a rubber sole for lighter and stress free movement.
- It helps in protecting your leg from side impact on the pool
- It helps in protecting the legs from side impact while walking around the pool.
- It is backed by excellent customer service from the manufacturer.
- It is light in weight so that it does not place strain on the feet and legs.
- It provides excellent traction.
- The design on this model is good.
- It is an ideal water shoe for working out on the pool.
- It fits snuggly around your leg.
- As at the time of writing this review, we have not noticed any downsides in terms of complaints from users of this model. We honestly would recommend products like this one to our readers since it is excellent in quality and performance.
It has a perforated sock liner that is removable – only for your own comfort. So with this shoe, you will only get a comfortable experience.
Adidas Outdoor Boat CC Lace Boat Shoe
Unlike the RYKA Women's Hydro sports water shoe, the Adidas Outdoor Boat CC Lace Boat Shoe is designed for men. You can see that there are many options available to men as well as women who are interested in getting their outdoor experience improved. It weighs only 3 pounds and has a rubber sole for comfort. It is designed specifically for men. However, women can also change sizes to get their fitting. It is made with the EVA tongue top.
- It is light on the legs.
- It does not make you slump or trip over while walking around the beach.
- It is not only comfortable; it also comes in a stylish design.
- The pair is suitable for use on rivers and streams.
- The pair dries quickly after being socked.
- It is ideal for use on rocky and wet terrain.
- It is available in a stylish design which can give your leg a new look.
- One disadvantage is that it is filled with sand quickly while you are walking around the beach. This is due to the drain holes.
- It is not very suitable for use on the beach because of the point above.
- It could cause scrubbing on your feet if you wear it for long.
The material on this model is flexible to offer maximum comfort. It comes with the Adidas drainage system for draining water. Definitely worth the buy.
Pediped Sahara Flex Water Sandal (Toddler/Little Kid)
The Pediped Sahara Flex Water Sandal weighs 3 ounces. Unlike others we have reviewed, this unit is machine washable. The lining on this product is built with a lining that is made from neoprene – neoprene is breathable so this unit is very much breathable too. It is available in different color variants. It is manufactured from textile with a synthetic sole. This unit is easy to use because the sole is made from rubber.
- It is manufactured from high quality materials.
- It is durable.
- It is easy and comfortable to use.
- It is easy to clean and provides the best fitting on the feet.
- It is designed with a flexible sole for improved comfort.
- It is well made.
- It can easily be taken off and it doesn't hurt the feet.
- The manufacturer offers great customer service.
- It is the ideal water shoe for your child.
- It is inexpensive and is well made.
- The manufacturer offers great customer service.
- Some people complained that the size is too big so that they have to return their unit. This may be true but to be sincere, some people don't read instructions carefully before ordering. Make sure this doesn't happen to you.
It is approved by the American Podiatric Medical Association (APMA) for use on beaches and pools. The APMA is the agency responsible for promoting healthy foot development in the USA. If it is approved by them, then it is definitely worth trying.
When it comes to finding the best water shoes on the market these days, the list above is proof that you have several options available. When it comes to features, particularly comfort and usability, there is no question that the Adidas Climacool Boat Breeze is the best option out there. It is also one of the most affordable options on the list. As a product bearing the Adidas name, you can also be guaranteed of its overall performance.
The Pediped Sahara Flex Water Sandal (Toddler/Little Kid) is the cheapest on this list; the reason being that it is designed for your toddler with less features unlike the others that is designed for adults.
If you are a female looking to grab your next water shoe, you can choose the RYKA Women's Hydro Sport Water Shoe. Try on different kinds of water shoes before making a purchase. This will ensure you are buying the most comfortable pair according to your preferences.
The other items on the list have their own set of pros and cons. They are also best for particular types of activity. Therefore, you need to identify the purpose of your use for the shoes and base your decisions on such need. These water shoes are designed to allow you to enjoy your beloved water activities more.


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Mark your calendars and put aside your donations for the "Restring Thing" benefit for St. Mary's Home on Saturday, September 29, at Andy's Music.
Bring us food, usable clothing and school supplies for St. Mary's Home, and you will receive for your charitable contribution, a FREE restring of your guitar – electric or acoustic – with D'Addario guitar strings. The first 25 people will also receive a pack of 10 Duralin picks from Planet Waves.
Founded in 1838, St. Mary's Home serves as the first and oldest residential treatment facility for children in Alabama. Founded as an orphanage, St. Mary's Home continues to care for children who have been abused, abandoned or neglected by their families.
St. Mary's Home has offered shelter and nurturing care to children who had and still have nowhere else to turn for help. Like the original 3 orphans who moved into St. Mary's Home on December 26, 1838, these children continue to rely on the kindness of others, not only to meet their daily needs but to provide them with the loving guidance to heal and to grow into productive members of our community.
With your help, St. Mary's Home can provide a miracle in the form of a safe place for children to live that is free from abuse.
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Claiming your car expenses
Many GPs are confused by the rules on motoring costs. Continuing our series on financial MOTs, accountant Bob Senior clarifies the situation
Many GPs are confused by the rules on motoring costs. Continuing our series on financial MOTs, accountant Bob Senior clarifies the situation
"I have to have a car for work at the practice. But I genuinely need access to a second car in case the first car won't start. So I should be able to claim most of the costs against tax".
This is an optimistic view that over the years many GP's have put forward.
Sadly it is not one well received by HM Revenue and Customs.
Self employed GP's can claim a proportion of the running costs of their car based on the ratio of business to the non business mileage.
The costs that can be included in the calculation are:
• Fuel
• Servicing, repairs and MOT tests
• Car hire
• Insurance
• Vehicle Excise Duty (road tax)
• HP or bank loan interest
• Parking
• Cleaning and valeting
• Capital Allowances on the cost of the car
HM Revenue and Customs expect GP's to keep receipts for all the costs claimed for six years in case they need to inspect them.
They won't get too upset if the odd petrol receipt has been lost. But if none can be found then things could get a bit sticky.
This is particularly true of costs for cleaning and valeting where any Inspector of Taxes is going to take some convincing that a lot of money has been spent in the absence of receipts.
Having established how much has been spent on running the car the next piece of the jigsaw is to establish what proportion of the mileage was actually on business purposes.
Typically that would included the following journeys:
• Visits to patients
• Travelling to other surgeries
• Attending meetings
• Going to courses
It would not include any mileage going from home to your principal surgery or back.
In an ideal world a mileage log should be maintained for a three month period to establish a representative picture of business and private mileage.
This is the equivalent of a GP telling a patient to improve their diet and make sure they exercise three times a week!
In reality a mileage log for a shorter period would generally be an acceptable alternative.
The position is a little better for a locum since their principal place of business is usually their home. Hence any mileage from home to surgery would generally be regarded as business mileage.
Claiming for a second car is done in exactly the same way as claiming for the main car. The key point to remember is that the car must be used. Trying to make a claim just because you might need to use the car if the main one broke down will not usually be accepted.
If a GP or locum earns less than £64,000 per annum then an alternative, simpler, method can be used if they prefer.
If they wish they can simply keep a record of all the business mileage they do then apply a rate of 40p per mile to that and claim the result as their business motor costs.
This method avoids the need to keep a record of all motoring costs and often works best for GP's driving modest, or older, cars with low running costs.
Bob Senior is vice-chair of the Association of Independent Specialist Medical Accountants and director of medical services at Tenon, the UK's third largest medical accountantExpenses


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Voltmeter worth having?
Hi all was looking for little mods to do and see some people have a voltmeter. Are these worth having? also where would you wire it to? if straight across the battery then it would need a switch. I have my usb socket wired to the hot of the brake light switch if I recall, could it use the same connection or would it mess with the electrics/not get a proper read?.2009 FZ6 S2 (Power blue) Scorpion exhaust (no baffles) K&N Air filter, Iridium spark plugs, JT Sprockets, D.I.D gold Chain, FZ8 clutch slave arm mod, Dual headlight mod, GIpro gear indicator (white digit) Front mudguard extender, Radiator guard, R&G crash bungs, OEM belly pan, Iridium blue custom screen, Clear lens swap turn signals with clear lens led tail light, Led sidelights. Arai axces3 Helmet with Gopro session 4 chin mount & Sena smh-5 bluetooth.
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If you have a dual headlight mod and use heated gear, it's worth installing a voltmeter, as the FZ6 charging system doesn't have a lot of excess charging ability. I've used cheap $5 ebay ones on a few bikes. Here's pics of the first revision of my install
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Eagles' Jason Peters claims he'll be fine, play after bye week
Players are often overly optimistic following an injury, but it's excellent news that Philadelphia Eagles left tackle Jason Peters is feeling fine after a scary injury in Week 7 on Sunday night.
In the first quarter, Peters went down to the ground where he remained for several minutes before being carted off the field. Later, it was reported that the injury was a case of "back spasms", per CSN Philly.
"I'll be all right," Peters said to reporters, per Rueben Frank of CSN Philly. "I'm good."
Peters also added that he plans to play when the Eagles return from their bye week to take on the Dallas Cowboys in Week 8.
This is excellent news — in Peters' place, Matt Tobin allowed 3 sacks and countless pressures — he was completely over-matched at left tackle and his position switch left another gaping hole at guard.


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Review: The Silver Star
Title: The Silver Star
Author: Jeanette Walls
Release Date: June 11, 2013
Pages: 288
First Line: "My sister saved my life when I was just a baby."
"'Bean' Holladay is twelve and her sister, Liz, is fifteen when their artistic mother, Charlotte, a woman who 'found something wrong with every place she ever lived,' takes off to find herself, leaving her girls enough money to last a month or two. When Bean returns from school one day and sees a police car outside the house, she and Liz decide to take the bus to Virginia, where their Uncle Tinsley lives in the decaying mansion that's been in Charlotte's family for generations." – from Goodreads
My thoughts: This book was a quick and easy read, though it did deal with some uncomfortable situations as Jeannette Walls's books always do. I did like Bean's character, but I grew more and more disappointed with Liz. Not that Liz needed to be more mature because she was still a child as well, but Liz took care of Bean without complaint at the beginning of the book so I thought that would continue throughout the story. Instead Bean ended up taking care of Liz, even before the trauma Liz had to go through. It was just kind of a weird change of characters I guess, but I still enjoyed the story. I just wish we got a little more out of the other characters. I think they all could have had more to say, including the girls' uncle and Bean's cousin and aunt.
My Ratings:
Writing: 3/5
Characters: 2/5
Subject: 3/5
Kept me interested: 3/5
Overall rating: 3/5
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This summer new DNA testing is being done on a cold case. It's a murder KHOU 11 News featured earlier this year on our Missing Pieces series. Now, you can listen to investigators walk us through the new details in a podcast available on iTunes.
We've confirmed they now have a DNA profile of a possible suspect, an unidentified male. It's the first break in the murder of Susan Eads in decades. She was a 20-year-old from Seabrook, who was strangled to death in 1983.
In our new podcast, we're talking to investigators about why they decided to re-open her case file and we're also replaying the old phone calls we helped restore. They're calls police believe could be from the killer.
To listen, just search for Missing Pieces on iTunes. You can download it for free or click to listen here. To watch our original report on Susan's case, click here.
RELATED: Police hope newly released call recordings help crack cold case
Seabrook Police ask anybody who recognizes the voice from the phone calls to contact them. To be eligible for the cash rewards, tipsters must call the Crime Stoppers hotline at 1-800-252-TIPS.
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Exclusive to Edwin Jagger Smart, hand stitched leather razor case Designed to fit most long handled Edwin Jagger DE razors Perfect for travel Accomodates spare blade packs For all DE8 style razors, please order the small version Not suitable for Georgian style razors Razor & Blades NOT INCLUDED; CASE ONLY.
Customer Reviews
- Good design as a case for razor
Excellent. There is still free space for long-handled razors and 2 packages of blades.
Quality Price Value
- Keeps my razor in perfect condition when travelling
I guess you get what you pay for - in this instance a superbly hand made leather case that does exactly what it says on the product description. It comes with a pair of foam inserts which act as wedges to hold the razor blade packs in place and keep them from rubbing against the razor handle - neat idea.
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I purchased this for travelling, fair play to edwin jagger they phoned me to double check that this was for my de 3d razor before they despatched it. Great qulaity but was a little confusing on which one to order hence the phone call from edwin Jagger. It would have been nice to have a case to fit both my de 3d razor and badger brush but could not see that on the Web site
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- Nicely made but too big for razor handle
Great product but size confusing - I purchased this longer pouch to fit my Edwin Jagger Black (Long) DE Razor + Free Feather Blades but the pouch is too long for this razor and I've had to add padding for it to fit
Quality Price Value
- Great for travelling
Purchased this so that I would easily store my razor when travelling, fantastic case made of high quality leather and room to store lots of spare blades, would recommend to anyone.
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Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites Oklahoma City North
- Free WiFi and free parking
- Collect nights
Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites Oklahoma City Northfrom €83
- Standard Room
- Room, 1 King Bed, Non Smoking (Leisure)
- Room, 1 King Bed, Accessible, Non Smoking (Mobility, Roll-In Shower)
- Room, 1 King Bed, Accessible, Bathtub (Mobility)
- Room, 2 Queen Beds, Non Smoking
- Suite, 2 Queen Beds, Non Smoking
- Suite, 1 King Bed, Non Smoking
- Room, 1 King Bed with Sofa bed
- Deluxe Suite, 1 King Bed with Sofa bed, Accessible, Bathtub
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What's around Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites Oklahoma City North
Top spots nearby
Recommended by this property
- Penn Square Mall (27-minute walk)
- National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum (29-minute walk)
- Omniplex Science Museum (36-minute walk)
- Oklahoma City Zoo (36-minute walk)
- Remington Park (39-minute walk)
- The Zoo Amphitheatre (39-minute walk)
- National Softball Hall of Fame (45-minute walk)
- Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark (4.8 mi / 7.7 km)
- Chesapeake Energy Arena (4.9 mi / 7.9 km)
Getting around
- Oklahoma City, OK (PWA-Wiley Post) - 13 min drive
- Oklahoma City, OK (OKC-Will Rogers World) - 18 min drive
- Santa Fe Depot - 9 min drive
At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 145 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 3 floors
- 24-hour check-in
- Check-out time is 11 AM
- Express check-out
Required at check-in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 21
Travelling with others
- Up to 4 children stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- No cribs (infant beds)
- Pets not allowed (service animals welcome)
- Pets allowed *
- Restrictions apply *
- 2 per room
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in public areas
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in rooms
- Free extended parking
- RV/bus/truck parking
Payment types at the property
Other information
- Smoke-free property
In the hotel
- Cooked-to-order breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee shop/café
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Indoor pool
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Spa tub
- Arcade/game room
- Billiards or pool table
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space
- Meeting rooms
- Conference space size (feet) - 5800
- Conference space size (meters) - 539
- Conference center
- Computer station
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Wedding services
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built - 1984
- Elevator
- ATM/banking
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Fireplace in lobby
- Television in common areas
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
In the room
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Premium bedding
- Private bathroom
- Shower/tub combination
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- 36-inch flat-screen TV
- Premium TV channels
- IPod docking station
- Desk
- Free newspaper
- Free WiFi
- Free local calls
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Daily housekeeping
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
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Special features
DiningRose Rock Grill - This restaurant specializes in American cuisine and serves breakfast and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available.
Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites Oklahoma City North's small print
Also known as
- Clarion Hotel Oklahoma City
- Clarion Oklahoma City
- Wyndham Garden Oklahoma City North Hotel
- Holiday Inn Hotel Oklahoma City North
- Holiday Inn Oklahoma City North
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation.
Mandatory fees
Deposit: USD 50.00 per stay
Optional extras
Rollaway beds are available for USD 10.0 per night
Breakfast costs between USD 7.00 and USD 12.00 for adults, and USD 5.00 and USD 12.00 for children (approximately)
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of USD 25.00 per accommodation, per stay
We have included all charges provided to us by this property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the unit you book.
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Ball State's high-speed wireless and wired networks link students, faculty, classrooms, labs, residence halls, and offices campus-wide. The university has one of Indiana's largest libraries—housing about 400 public-use computers—and its own public television and radio stations. Nearly 99 percent of students have their own computers.
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Nyanga taxi drivers have to wait for school to finish before they can get their vehicles fixed by their favourite mechanic.
That's because the mechanic of choice for many of the taxi drivers is a teenager studying Grade 12.
Young mechanic Thabiso Maphalane is so popular that clients line up outside his father's yard to book their taxis in.
Maphalane has been fixing cars since he was 10-years-old.
As a boy he watched his father Ben, who is a mechanic himself, fixing cars.
One day Ben was out when a client came to their Nyanga house asking for his CV joints to be replaced and his wheels aligned, the 10-year-old Thabiso single-handedly did the job and has never looked back.
Now seven years later, Thabiso continues to fix cars and saves up the money he earns to pay for university fees after he leaves school. He says he plans to study to be a civil engineer once he gets his matric from Gugulethu Comprehensive High where he currently studies mechanics.
"My father encouraged me to study civil engineering because of the experience I got from his business", he said.
"The skills I get from helping my father fix the cars help me do extremely well at school. It becomes so easy to pass and excel because what I am taught at school is what I am doing at home," said Thabiso.
So well in fact, that he was last year's winner of his schools' annual challenge to build a car using only scrap metal.
Thabiso's dream is to be a qualified mechanic and own his own business someday but he admits, "first I need to get my degree then find employment in a company before starting my own business". – Sandiso Phaliso


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Most vega users can't even run the game. post your log.txt And what amd driver are you running.
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Interview with Fred Croshal, Founder and CEO, Croshal Entertainment Group, LLC.
A new era marked by rapid advances in technology and streaming has upended the traditional way of doing business in the music industry. The major record labels have dramatically cut down on A&R (artists and repertoire) staff — those who have traditionally been responsible for scouting new talent and developing artists. While labels are signing more artists in hopes of the next big hit, they are also spending less time nurturing and guiding new acts, opting many times for shorter deals and taking smaller financial risks. This also puts a great deal of pressure on newer musical acts, as they are expected to come prepared with an established cache of online influence, including a robust social media presence, complete with fans and followers.


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Day 37 - Museum of Country Life/
About a week ago, someone we met happened to recommend the Museum of Country Life to us. We knew the drive was about an hour, so we had it put it off. Today, since we had no other plans, we decided to venture out to Turlough Park to check out the museum.
This is a wonderful spot to visit as a family, especially with younger children, and the best part is it's free for the adults and children. We learned a lot about the Irish history, and the kids had a great time. There are lots of items that are left out, and the you are encouraged to check them out up close and personal with a sign that says: "Please Touch".
The museum focuses a lot on the country life in Ireland, before and after the famine. There are a variety of different sections, such as: professions, agricultural tools, and basket weaving techniques.
I found the description for the school master most interesting:
"The master was the most respected man in the town, feared alike but his pupils and their parents. His appearance in the noisiest streets brought immediate silence. Most of his pupils came from very poor families and he was determined to make something of them whether they liked it or not. He knew what was good for them and even if it meant teaching by terror, they got it."
I also liked a few "fact" posters around the museum which talked about summer months, and how the poor would generally suffer in July, as the stored food would run out but the new crops were not quiet ready yet for harvest. Makes you think about how much we take for granted!
There was a special exhibition about the police force in Ireland on the basement floor. They had some gear and outfits on display, and they had a section for taking mug shots and doing finger prints. It was actually a fairly crowded section and we had to wait a bit, but we had Kian write his name on the little blackboards they had and do a mug shot. The numbers for the height though didn't seem quite right, but it was all silly nonetheless.
The museum grounds are also very beautiful and lots of fun for the kids. There are few sculptures around and many gorgeous flowers.
After the museum, we stopped in Westport on our way home and had dinner at a pizza restaurant, followed by dessert at the Maple Moose, a cute little place worth a visit.
This was our last day of sightseeing in Ireland. Tomorrow we will have to start packing and saying goodbye to the good friends we have made here.


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EDGE is a Catholic middle school (7th and 8th grade) ministry aimed to present the truths of the Catholic faith in a hands-on and relevant format that features talks, skits, videos, small group discussions and sharing. This format is designed to meet the spiritual, physical, emotional, educational and social needs of our middle school youth.
The St. Francis of Assisi EDGE youth group meets on Sunday evenings during the school year from 4:30 pm – 6:15 pm followed by dinner. Meetings are held in the Parish Life Center.
Fall 2019 SFA Youth Combined Calendar
Meetings, outings, and special events are announced in the weekly parish bulletin and on the social media below.
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For more information, contact the Youth Co-Directors, Julia or Phillip Norton, at 756-1213, ext. 124 or email.
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I'm very excited that I have nearly reached my goal of $1,800 for the Avon Walk Boston! I am hoping that a few more donations will put me over my goal by the end of the weekend. If I make my goal by midnight Monday, I can participate in "Early Check-in" on-line – rather than going into Boston the Friday night before the walk. The pink wig, below and to the right, is still ready and able! Clicking on it will take you to my donations page on the Avon Walk site. My 8-mile walk last Friday was probably closer to 9 miles! Lake Q is a half-mile longer around than I had thought. From that long afternoon walk, I know what one of my biggest challenges will be: the heat. Hopefully, the 19th & 20th will be cool walking mornings. This morning I did 3.3 miles, picking up the pace a little bit, I finished it in 52 minutes rather than 60 minutes.
My feet are sore for the first mile or so when I walk. I have a little "flashback" neuropathy going on, plus a little arthritic-like pain that is a side effect of the test drug that I'm taking. However, with Advil and perseverance through that initial mile, it's very manageable. We went to Wingaersheek beach on Tuesday. It was high tide when we arrived, and as the tide went out the sand bar appeared. The water was only calf-deep so we trudged across 50 years (LOL… typo too funny to take out! It was only 50 yards…) or so to make it to the sandbar. The water was frigid. First our legs were cold; then they hurt; then they were numb – and felt pretty good! That pattern made me think of my walking feet, particularly when they've stretched out after that first mile.
I'm happy and shocked that I have made a 9-mile walk – and know that I need to kick it up a bit over the next four weeks: More walks during the week, including back to back long walks in about three weeks.


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The need for 'Defamiliarization'
According to Shklovsky, "the purpose of art is to impart the sensation of things as they are perceived and not as they are known. The technique of art is to make objects 'unfamiliar', to make forms difficult, to increase the difficulty and length of perception, because the process of perception is an aesthetic end in itself and must be prolonged."
So in these caustic times, given the tumultuous reality we face all around the world, we must create. And it does not matter what we create, but it is imperative to subvert and defamiliarize that which is imposed upon us.


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5 Things That Happen When You Have A Bee Garden/
I'll be honest, after I did my DIY Pallet Bee Garden post, How To Plant A Bee Garden post and guest post on Honestly Modern, I had zero plans to write anything more on the topic.
Then, it happened. I became the crazy bee lady.
First thing in the morning I scurry out on the deck in my shark pajama pants and a tufty ponytail, clutching my coffee like Gollum with the "Precious" in Lord of the Rings. I spend the next 15-20 minutes hunting for bees, plunging face-first into my flowers and then hollering, "BABE. Babe!"
The neighbors love me.
First of all, the bees in my garden are, on the whole, not exactly early risers. I'd be much better off doing this on my lunch break. Second, this is not an awesome use of your time, especially while in the middle of rebranding your career. Third, you had better be in a pretty secure relationship.
Those aspects aside, this is an awesome practice I highly recommend. Getting outside first thing in the morning and connecting to the natural world sets an entirely different tone for your day and can do wonders for your mood. You also learn a whole lot about the oft ignored roommates you share your yard with, and I fine-tuned my powers of observation.
My garden is a little more than 5 months in and suffering from the suffocating heat of the South Carolina summer. The first wave of mature plants died off as the first wave of seedlings began to bloom, and those gave up the ghost as the sunflowers put on quite a show. As we approach mid-August, it's pretty much down to a plethora of zinnias in that formerly overcrowded 2 feet by 4 feet patch of ground. I'll let my garden rest for several weeks and then I plan to turn the soil and put in another batch of hardy blooms.
So why am I writing a post about my small but fierce bee garden yet again?
I just returned to Charleston from my home state of Florida, which is suffering a tragic, overwhelming, and devastating loss of sea life at the hands of a massive red tide. The images are graphic, disgusting, and gut-wrenching. What's causing this? Are we to blame? I don't have the answers, though this article on National Geographic was a thoughtful read.
Two thoughts keep running through my mind:
What can we as lone individuals do for this planet that is suffering so much on such a massive scale?
The earth does not belong to humankind exclusively.
I'll openly admit it: my faith in the political system falls somewhere between 0 and hahaha-someone-get-me-a-tequila-shot.
While I do volunteer frequently, I don't believe the responsibility of a solution for our global mess should lie at the feet of overworked and underfunded non-profits, who are frequently competing with multiple causes for the same generous donors. We as individuals created this ecological disaster through our ignorance, our consumption, and our indifference. We as individuals have a pressing responsibility to live better, to be active. If we don't, your children will suffer.
If you were hoping I would have a cute, concise, Pinterest-worthy answer to the question I poised, I don't. I've been honest about where I am in this journey to a greener life since I started this blog, and I know I've curbed my consumption and waste by leaps and bounds. My life is so different than it was a year ago. I've now entered the phase, though, where simply destroying less, wasting less, and causing less damage isn't enough. I want to create good, I want to enable life.
I want my legacy to be that I've made MORE space for the other species on this planet. The bee garden, my friends, is here to stay.
Five Things That Happen When You Plant A Bee Garden
1. You start noticing bees.
Once you've spent several hours assembling a veritable bee buffet, you're going to feel miffed if the suckers don't immediately show up. (Or maybe that was just me?) Every time you pass by your garden, you can't help but look to see who's buzzing around.
You'll start to realize bees come in all sorts of crazy shapes and sizes, and they all have their own personalities: quick-moving jet black bees, small green bees, giant lumbering bumble bees, curious carpenter bees, irritable hornets. (If you've got questions about bees, I've got answers up on this guest post at Honestly Modern.) Then you start noticing them as you go about your day out in the world.
2. You become a bee advocate.
You planted a bee garden because you care, on some level. Once you start to track the daily progress of your garden and the activity of your bees, you stop being skittish around them and the next thing you know, like me, you're using leaves to scoop exhausted bees off the ground or driveway and you're carrying them to your bee garden or bee pond (remember that bowl of rocks and rainwater I talked about?). This summer I've rescued three bees. Obviously, I'm not a bee doctor, so I can't tell you what was wrong with the first two, though both were gone within an hour. The third actively drank from the bee pond, hung out for a second, and got back to being a bee.
3. The butterflies show up.
You might be trying to save the bees, but you're going to get some really beautiful party crashers. Butterflies of all shapes and sizes will flock to the brightly colored blooms in your bee garden, which in my case led to:
4. Lizards.
When I started noticing the new influx of lizards around the bee garden, I couldn't help but cringe. Were they snacking on my pollinators?! Yes. The answer is probably yes, from what I've read.
Bees' coloring tends to be off-putting to predators, and they were more likely snacking on the hoverflies, house flies, and other insects as well, if that gives you comfort. I believe nature should do its thing, though, and didn't interfere. There were also snails, caterpillars, beetles, frogs, and one giant toad.
5. You'll have an influx of birds and squirrels, particularly if your bee garden mix has sunflowers in it.
Again, I don't mess with this part of the garden, so my beautiful jaunty sunflowers went to seed after several weeks. Cardinals, beautiful tiny brown finches with yellow bellies, and squirrels flocked to this patch of my yard, vying for seeds and insects along with so many other feathered friends. Logan and I shared more than one laugh watching frustrated, fat squirrels try to get to the head of the sunflower. One big-butted little fluffy squirrel waited while his buddy tried to climb the stalk, which ultimately bent over, and he snagged the entire head off the stalk and went scrambling over the fence with it.
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This small 2 feet by 4 feet chunk of dirt? It is teeming with life.
Save daily watering, I've left it alone since I planted it. It's a tiny space, but it is a suburban oasis, a refuge, an unpolluted source of food and water. So many of species in this beautiful world are suffering, but what if we all tried a little harder to live around each other? What if instead of a massive lawn you rarely set foot in (if you don't have kids, my guess is that it's been hot minute since you went frolicking across your grass between Netflix-binges), we all set aside little sections to serve as habitats? (If you don't have a yard, you'll find a link to a hanging mason bee house below.)
What if we didn't try to claim every single thing on this planet as ours?
What if we all tried a little harder to protect and enable those who need it most?


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The last time the Briggs High School football team put together a winning season was 2005.
The last time the Briggs High School football team put together a winning season was 2005.
But even with a new coach and just six returning starters, the Bruins remain optimistic they can help the program turn the corner this season.
"We're really working as a team and I don't know that we've done that in past years," said senior defensive lineman Brandon Germany, whose team opens Friday at Whetstone. "We've been working harder. I really think we believe we can beat every team we play. You have to have that kind of mentality."
Last season Briggs opened with five consecutive losses before winning four of the last five to finish 4-6 overall and 4-3 in the City League-South Division to tie Walnut Ridge for fourth behind co-champions Marion-Franklin and Eastmoor (6-1) and Independence (5-2).
It was the Bruins' best finish under Joe Coplan in his three seasons as coach before resigning.
The new staff is led by Derek Katris, an assistant at Grove City last season. He enters with a mentality that the Bruins are going to have to win with defense.
Katris, a Columbus native, played football at Ashland and the California University of Pennsylvania, where he was an ESPN Academic All-American his senior year.
He teaches social studies at the district's Academic Acceleration Academy.
"We're trying to put all our best players on defense and hope to get some breaks on offense," Katris said. "We're just going to try to hold people to as few points as we can and get the special teams together. I know special teams is something they struggled with last year."
Germany (6-foot-1, 240 pounds) didn't play last season when his father died, but coaches are looking for him to lead a defense that lost a number of starters to graduation. Among those were three-year starters Matt Rupe (LB), Desmond Page (DB) and Jamez Russell-Mays (DB).
Two of the Bruins' better athletes, senior Anthony Watson (5-10, 195) and junior Bronde Scales (6-3, 215), will play linebacker.
Katris describes his offense as a spread running team.
There are five returning starters on offense. Watson, who started at quarterback last year, will move to running back. He will be joined by junior Alante Ponder and sophomore Antwan Smith.
Two seniors, James Klausman (6-3, 265) and Eric Broersma (6-1, 230), will bring experience up front with junior Adam Davey, a returning starter.
Senior receiver Josh Collier also started last season.
At quarterback, sophomore Isaiah Campbell is competing with Franklin Heights transfer junior Mike Taylor.
"Basically, we've been giving them all the reps in scrimmages," Katris said. "We're just going to let them battle it out and see who plays better. We're excited about both of them. We're just waiting to see who can put it on the field. We want to see who's the gamer."
With the failure of the South-Western City Schools' levy, Briggs looks to bring in as many as 10 transfers from Franklin Heights and Westland, and Katris is counting on them to contribute.
"Those guys came in ready to be a team and you can't ask for more than that," Germany said.


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Loren lives under the bridge by Rock Park in Sparks, next to the Truckee River. He is originally from Alaska and hopes to return as soon as he gets his birth certificate and identification.
On most days he works as a day laborer. He stands on Galletti Way and waits for employers to pick him up and hire him for odd jobs. According to Loren, he is always honest and open to his employers regarding his homelessness. He has a contagious smile and light-hearted attitude, but is not afraid to speak his mind.
He used to live in Reno, but claims that the police in The Biggest Little City are a lot rougher.
"Sparks is a lot more lenient than Reno. Reno is 'homeless haters'--at least the cops," says Loren. "I know they got a job, they got a family, but they shouldn't take it out on innocent people. They just take their anger and aggression out on the homeless because they think that the homeless don't have a voice or civil rights."
He hopes those misconceptions can change. "There really is some really good people. We're not just all crazy, stupid, alcoholic drug addicts going crazy," he says. "There's a lot of people in this town, but there's a lot of good people, too."


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Jumper - Warehouse (out of stock but more here)
You know what, I've never been one for Warehouse. It was always a shop I kind of didn't think was "my style" despite not ever really knowing what "my style" was.
I just felt it never had any place in my dysfunctional little wardrobe - it was too... neat. Too mumsy. But recently something shifted. The brand was popping up more and more in my Instagram feed looking resolutely cooler. And it wasn't just the way the girls had style the pieces, the garms looked fresher, *shudders* ...trendier. I had to check it out for myself.
So I jaunted into the little Warehouse off of Oxford Street (it's much quieter than the one between John Lewis and H&M FYI) and everything felt different. The window, the selects in store, even the music booming through the stereo - the shop has had a total rebrand. I looked it up and recently there has been major changes behind the scenes with Emma Cook taking the reigns as the brand's new design director and so it all makes sense. From what I've seen, some pieces have kept their functional neatness, but now there are more daring prints and unexpected detail - more Londoner, ed. I've particularly taken to their knitwear and people are shocked when I say a jumper is from Warehouse, much like I used to be. Now it's one of my first stops when I'm on the hunt for something, not somewhere I whizz past.


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Hey Putty Patrollers, Join us friend of the show Dustin, our new friend Megan, Jules and Zack for a bonus episode about Akibaranger! We get pretty ribald and talk about one of the weirder peices of Toei history. For real NSFW on this one, I mean it this time!
Highlights: We reach Maximum anime, Zack doesn't know what the hell is going on, We repeatedly wish the show was actually about random side characters, Anime Jewish Grandmas, Because it Looks Cool, Vamping the fuck out of otakus, Personal Space Violations, Grand Delusion, Sexy Vampire Maids, Pointless Panty Shots, Zack Explains Yaoi and then Destroys Dustin's Brain
You can find Jules at www.womenwriteaboutcomics.com, and you can find Dustin and Megan on their anime podcast Bakacast!


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Water is the essential part of our environmental restoration project; indeed, it may be used tu rebuild the water cycle and thus restaure soils and vegetations.
The system is like a source that we can draw directly from, or that we can use intelligently to maximize the benefits. It is a system replicating the water cycle on a small scale artificially in ordrer to trigger natural water cycle on a big scale.
The system does act as an ecosystem seed; the soil will gradually rehydrates in the greenhouse and its surroundings, and the virtuous circle is restored. Plants growing near the system will protect the ground from solar radiation, evaporation will therefore decrease and humidity will rise. Vegetation will spread even in a desert context.
For this purpose, it is necessary to build a network of small diameter wells (pressure only depends on depth) permanently supplied with water. This, in order to replicate the system of johads. A johad is a traditional Indian irrigation system, consisting of an open reservoir filled with monsoon rains, whose walls are watertight and whose bottom is dug with a hole in contact with the ground. The water seeps into the ground due to pressure, evaporation is very low since water is injected directly in depth. Instead of monsoon rains the system is used to fill the johads with pure water.
As part of the projectof the NGO Tarun Bharat Sangh which revitalized the johad concept in Alwar District (Rajasthan, India), many small dams have also been built along the watercourses to slow down the flow and increase infiltration into the soil by percolation. In less than twenty years, an area considered to have the most severe water deficiency in India has become fully covered with forests and fields. Rivers that had disappeared for a century have reappeared, same for springs. India, however, has a monsoon climate that guarantees annual rainfall, which is not the case for all the arid zones of the world. Nevertheless, it is possible to replace the monsoon rains with our system and to combine it with the benefits of the johads, which are based on underground irrigation.
Read more about Johad here.
Replace monsoon rains
There are two ways to proceed. The first – and the simplest to implement – is to create a network of johads in the greenhouse part of our system. Part of the water participates in the water cycle inside the system and the rest seeps deep into the ground. The second is to deploy a network of tubes supplying wells outside the system, which requires more work but allows much larger scale irrigation.
In the second way, we are using knowledge of the topography of the place of implantation. This allows a better selection of the areas to irrigate. If one had to choose the best areas to irrigate, watershed boundaries seem good places; since the system acts as a source, it should therefore be placed as far upstream as possible to maximize the effect. To this end, the idea would be to build the system on the watershed boundaries and near local peaks in order to naturally benefit from the pressure associated with the vertical drop to distribute the water with tubes in the vicinity. If the system is set up on hills or mountains it will act as water tower.
A series of johads drilled at regular intervals should create green barriers along the watershed boundaries and the natural river beds, this will produce rivers and rehydrate the entire region. As you probably know, green barriers are the best way to stop the desert. The creation of vegetation barriers will trigger the development of the flora which will attract and benefit to local fauna.
Hydration of the soil brings additional advantages such as reduction of forest fires since they are mostly a consequence of drought. Moreover, all human settlements downstream will receive clear water loaded with minerals through the natural hydrographic system. If there is enough water, it can even be released directly to the surface to create new rivers.
The combination of all these aspects provides the possibility to create a virtuous cycle on a large scale !


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Most of us have experience of food poisoning. Food poisoning caused by toxic bacteria, viruses, or other things like toxic ingredients (Lead oxides, etc.). Some of the symptoms include nausea, vomiting, headache, abdominal pain, and diarrhea. Food poisoning shouldn't be ignored.
When you are affected by food poisoning, your body may lose more water than usual. So, drink sufficient water to stay hydrated. It will help you flash out toxins from your body that causing your illness.
In fact, when you are experiencing diarrhea and nausea, it is best to increase take water and clear liquids and avoid hard foods.
Also, start treatment immediately with your easy and accessible ingredients from the kitchen.
10 home remedies for food poisoning
Ginger is an excellent home remedy for healing almost all types of digestive problems, including those caused by food poisoning.
Ginger is a perfect home remedy for curing food poisoning. To stop heartburn, nausea and other symptoms related to food poisoning, after lunch or dinner drink a cup of ginger tea. To make ginger tea, mix one teaspoon of ginger in water for a few minutes, add a little sugar or honey and prepare your tea.
Another option is to add a spoon of honey to few drops of ginger juice and drink it few times a day to reduce it to inflammation and pain.
You can eat raw ginger slices.
Apple Cider Vinegar
Although Apple Cider Vinegar has acidic nature has an alkaline effect due to the way it's metabolized the body. So, it can relieve various food poisonous symptoms. It can heal gastrointestinally and kill bacteria, which can provide instant relief.
Just drink two tablespoons of apple cider vinegar in hot water and drink it before eating food.
Fenugreek seeds and yogurt
Dairy antibiotics and antimicrobial properties which help you fight with growing bacteria, which lead to food poisoning. Plus, fenugreek seeds help in stomach discomfort.
You can eat a spoon of fenugreek seeds with a spoon of yogurt. You just need to grind seeds and do not need to chew them. The mixed effects of fenugreek seeds and yogurt will give instant relief from vomiting as well as abdominal pain.
Antibacterial properties of anti-inflammatory and antiviral lemons can give you much relief. Lemon is an acid food that helps kill bacteria that causing food poisoning.
Just give one teaspoon of lemon juice with one pinch of sugar and drink it two to three times per day.
You can drink hot water with lemon juice to clean your system.
Basil is an excellent ingredient to remove discomfort caused by food poisoning. It is antimicrobial properties that can help you fight against micro-organisms. You can get benefit from different ways from Basil.
Put a few drops of basil oil into the four cups drinking water and drink it throughout the day. It will kill bacteria to get comfort stomach pain and other problems. This drink kills bacteria gradually throughout the day.
Add turmeric leaves, some sea salt and a pinch of black pepper to three tablespoons of perfume DIY. Eat these three to four times until your symptoms are gone.
Read about Food Poisoning Symptoms
Due to its strong antiviral, antibacterial and anti-fungal properties Garlic is very effective to fight with food poisoning. It relieves symptoms such as diarrhea and abdominal pain.
Eat a fresh garlic slice grilling with water. If you can tolerate the smell of garlic, you can also drink garlic juice.
Alternatively, you can make a mixture of soybean oil and garlic oil and rub it on your stomach after eating.
Home remedies for food poisoning may help you in normal condition. But, consult your doctor, especially if you have serious diarrhea, vomiting, or dehydration symptoms.
Banana is easy in your stomach because it's easier to digest. Banana rich in potassium, so it helps you to stores potassium depleted due to vomiting and diarrhea.
Feeding only a banana will help restore your energy level. You can simply eat a seasoned banana or make a tasty and healthy banana drink and drink it two to three times in a day.
Cumin seed is also known as Jeera. It can easily reduce the stomach discomfort and stomach lungs due to food poisoning.
- One teaspoon cumin boil in a cup of water. Take a teaspoon of coriander leaves and consume coriander leaves and a little salt. Drink it twice a day for a few days.
- You can also make cold drinks from seeds, salt, and asafetida. Drink it two to three times. This system will be cleaned and relieved of your symptoms.
Herbal Tea
Sipping on different types of herbal teas can help with your irritating system and keep your body well hydrated.
Peppermint tea has a cool effect on your stomach and can relieve abdominal defect. Comfrey Root and Recipe Sweet Tea will Treat Your Stomach Infection. If you feel warm, try drinking tea or tea with tea and reduce inflammation and calm your stomach.
Honey has both antifungal and antibacterial properties which can be effective for the treatment of unconscious and other food poisonous symptoms. As a natural remedy, honey can be taken from its pure form or added to tea.
Three times a sweet tea can be wonderful to cure an uncomfortable stomach every day. It controls the stomach extra acid structure.


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LOUISVILLE, Colo., Dec. 18, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Real Goods Solar, Inc. (Nasdaq:RSOL), a nationwide leader of turnkey solar energy solutions for residential, commercial, and utility customers, reported the voting results from its annual meeting of its stockholders held this morning:
- Approved the reelection of company directors, as well as election of Richard D. White and Ian Bowles as directors
- Approved the compensation of named executive officers on an advisory basis
- Approved a proposal to hold future advisory votes on named executive officer compensation every three years
Real Goods Solar encourages shareholders to vote in person or via proxy at its upcoming special meeting to be held January 14, 2014 at 10:00 a.m. Mountain time, at the offices of Real Goods Solar, 833 West South Boulder Road, Louisville, Colorado.About Real Goods Solar, Inc. Real Goods Solar, Inc. (Nasdaq:RSOL) is one of the nation's pioneering solar energy companies serving commercial, residential, and utility customers. Beginning with one of the very first photovoltaic panels sold to the public in the U.S. in 1978, the company has installed more than 16,000 solar power systems representing well over 120 megawatts of 100% clean renewable energy. Real Goods Solar makes it very convenient for customers to save on their energy bill by providing a comprehensive solar solution, from design, financing, permitting and installation to ongoing monitoring, maintenance and support. As one of the nation's largest and most experienced solar power players, the company has 17 offices across the West and the Northeast. It services the commercial and utility markets through its RGS Energy division. For more information, visit RealGoodsSolar.com or RGSEnergy.com, on Facebook at www.facebook.com/realgoodssolar and on Twitter at www.twitter.com/realgoodssolar. Additional Information About the Merger This communication does not constitute an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy any securities or a solicitation of any vote or approval. The merger described herein will be submitted to the shareholders of each of Real Goods Solar and Mercury Energy, Inc. ("Mercury") for approval. Real Goods Solar has filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission a registration statement on Form S-4 containing a joint proxy statement/prospectus of Real Goods Solar and Mercury as well as other relevant documents in connection with the transaction. The Securities and Exchange Commission declared the Form S-4 effective on November 27, 2013. Real Goods Solar filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission the final joint proxy statement/prospectus on December 3, 2013 and Real Goods Solar and Mercury mailed the final joint proxy statement/prospectus to their respective shareholders on or about December 9, 2013. SHAREHOLDERS ARE URGED TO READ IN THEIR ENTIRETY THE REGISTRATION STATEMENT AND JOINT PROXY STATEMENT/PROSPECTUS AND ANY OTHER RELEVANT DOCUMENTS FILED WITH THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION, AS WELL AS ANY AMENDMENTS OR SUPPLEMENTS TO THOSE DOCUMENTS, BECAUSE THEY WILL CONTAIN IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT REAL GOODS SOLAR, MERCURY AND THE PROPOSED MERGER. A free copy of the registration statement and joint proxy statement/prospectus, as well as other filings containing information about Real Goods Solar, may be obtained at the Securities and Exchange Commission's website ( www.sec.gov). These documents may also be obtained, free of charge, from the investor relations section of Real Goods Solar's website ( www.RealGoodsSolar.com) or by directing a request to 833 W. South Boulder Road, Louisville, Colorado 80027, Attention: Secretary, Real Goods Solar, Inc., email@example.com or (303) 222-8430. Real Goods Solar and its directors and executive officers may be deemed to be participants in the solicitation of proxies from the shareholders of Real Goods Solar in connection with the merger. Information about Real Goods Solar's directors and executive officers is set forth in Real Goods Solar's definitive proxy statement filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on October 18, 2013. Additional information regarding the interests of those participants and other persons who may be deemed participants in the merger may be obtained by reading the joint proxy statement/prospectus regarding the merger. Free copies of these documents may be obtained as described above.
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Well, I've officially taken my last picture...with my Rebel XT that is because my new Canon 40D arrived today. I'm so excited! I am selling my Rebel to my dad in hopes that he will become a camera geek like me. Now, I'm off to take some pics of my little model with my new camera. Yippee! :-)
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
1 comments:
- The Stinson Family said...
Oh, come on... sell it to me!!!!
- November 28, 2007 at 2:50 PM
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