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Happy New Year!
We usher in the new year with its first publication, "Winter 2017 Issue." We cover a variety of topics, among them:
A look at the versatile Crane Bay® Yellowfin Tuna Strips - combining quality with convenience
Interested in the hot food trends for 2017??? - you'll find them here
Statistics show shrimp exports from Vietnam soar to the U.S.
Do you enjoy Japanese Nabe or Hot Pots - here are a few delicious alternatives that promise both health and beauty benefits
Read about the forecast of Chilean Salmon post algal bloom and one positive outcome of that crisis
Our blog comes from our Corporate Chef, Kevin Lee - see what he has to say about his new role and what it can mean for you
As we step into 2017, please accept our warmest wishes for a happy, healthy and prosperous new year. We hope you enjoy this issue and as always, thank you for your continued support.
Best regards,
DNI Group, LLC
PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT: Crane Bay® Yellowfin Tuna Strips
Let's take a look at Crane Bay® Sashimi Grade Yellowfin Tuna Strips. Hand cut from #1+ and #1 grade quality tuna, it's a quick and convenient way for your customers to put delicious sashimi grade tuna tuna on their menus.
Perhaps you have noticed that restaurants of all kinds are now featuring raw tuna selections somewhere on their menus. For your customers who are adding Yellowfin tuna to their menus, Crane Bay® Sashimi Grade Yellowfin Tuna Strips is the solution. This high quality tuna delivers great flavor, value, savings and convenience to any food service operator.
• Strips are the perfect length to use in sushi rolls or spring rolls
• Dice the strips and use in your favorite Poke recipe
• Cut the strips in half and add vegetables for a delicious hand roll
• Chop the strips, season and make tuna lettuce cups or tuna tacos
Here are some FAQ's we have received that may provide answers to your own questions about Tuna Strips...take
Where do the tuna strips come from?
All the Crane Bay® tuna is line-caught in Indonesia. We use only #1+ and #1 quality whole fish and it is always HAND-CUT. Strips are the parts of the fresh fish remaining after the saku and loins have been cut. Because the specifications for the shape of those cuts are so precise, a lot of good meat is shaved off. Only that random sized sashimi meat is then hand cut into "Strips".
Is a machine used to cut the tuna?
No. All the tuna is hand cut regardless of its final use. Hand cut is a better option for tuna than machine cut. If the meat is ground or processed in a machine, it is imperative that the machine be constantly cleaned and sanitized to avoid any risk of pathogen contamination. Hand cutting the tuna reduces that risk.
How are the Tuna Strips packaged?
The Strips are packed in 1 pound bags x 11 bags x 2 inner boxes for a total of 22 bags per case.
RECIPE IDEA: Crane Bay® Yellowfin Tuna Strip Poke Nachos
Poke Nachos is a vibrant way to showcase Crane Bay®Yellowfin Tuna Strips on any appetizer menu. Cut thestrips and marinate in sesame oil, garlic and soy sauce. Addchopped avocado, cilantro, sliced Serrano peppers, green onion,sesame seeds and julienned nori. Scatter the mixture over crispy won tons and serve with sweet soy and Sriracha aioli.
I am personally grateful to each one of our customers for their support throughout 2016. We know there are many seafood suppliers in the market and we are deeply appreciative for your continued loyalty. I hope we have made a positive contribution to the success of your goals in 2016. As always, it is our intention to be your trustworthy business partner focusing on a win-win outcome for the long term.
As we enter the new year, please know that DNI Group will continue to offer high quality sashimi grade seafood and authentic Japanese appetizers. It remains clear that a constant, reliable supply chain is the foundation for a successful seafood business and this continues to be a priority at our company. Maintaining that steady, stable supply chain allows us to provide you with quality products, accurate service, reliable inventory and timely delivery.
We are looking forward to starting anew in 2017. Through "kaizen" or "positive change on a regular basis", our goal is to continue to evaluate and improve our business in whatever ways we can. We have added new staff to strengthen our customer relations department. Our operations team is researching potential new products that will fit into "our family" and meet your requests for specific items. And lastly, after over 10 years, we are developing a new logo which we believe will better communicate our identity in the seafood industry. This promises to be a very exciting year at DNI Group and we look forward to sharing it with you.
In closing, on behalf of myself and all the staff here, please accept our best wishes for a peaceful, happy and prosperous 2017. We look forward to continued mutual success in the new year.
Warm Regards,
DNI Group
Devan Nielsen, President
FOOD TRENDS: Top Food Trends for 2017
Consumers next year may be eating chocolate at breakfast, sardines with lunch
and goat for dinner, according to a new list of culinary trend predictions by Sterling-Rice
With nutrition, sustainability and authenticity topping the list of priorities, consumers are seeking to rediscover traditional cooking methods and explore global cuisines - and restaurants and packaged food companies are taking note, said Liz Moskow, culinary director at Sterling-Rice Group. "Simply put, engaging with food is a conduit to engaging with the world," she said.
SHRIMP REPORT: Vietnam Shrimp Exports to U.S. Soar 17.2%
The U.S. accounted for 23% of Vietnam total shrimp imports in nine months through September 8
Vietnamese shrimp exports to the United States grew consistently every month through September, with the exception of June, which saw shipments decrease by 1.5 percent compared with the year prior, according to the Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP).
In the third quarter of the year, shrimp exports to the United States reached $221.3 million, up 51 percent compared with the second quarter of the year, and up 17.2 percent compared with the same period a year earlier.
Through September, shrimp exports to the US Market reached $ 520.2 million, up 15.2 percent over the same period in 2016.
The United States is the largest shrimp importer of Vietnam, accounting for 23 percent of total shrimp exports Vietnam in the first nine months of the year.
-Taken from www.Intrafish.com, December, 2016
JAPANESE CULTURE: Hotpots for Health and Beauty
Soymilk, Collagen and Tomato are featured in new varieties of Nabe
No dish is better suited to Japan's cold winter nights than the nabe (Nah-Beh in Japanese), or hotpot. Sitting with friends and family around a simmering pot full of vegetables, fish and meat has been a favorite wintertime activity of the Japanese for generations. Boiling softens the fibers in the vegetables, making it easier to gobble up large, healthy portions of the nutrients they contain, while the bubbling soup soaks up vitamins and minerals from the meat and fish and is full of nutritious goodness. The combination of piping hot food and lively conversation warms both body and soul and makes the nabe perfect for get-togethers with friends and family
The Anti-Aging Hotpot
The most popular soup bases have traditionally consisted of kombu (kelp) stock with soy sauce, salt, or miso, but there are no hard and fast rules, and different kinds of nabe exist from region to region and from family to family. Enjoying a huge wave of popularity at the moment are several new types of nabe with soups containing collagen, soymilk, or tomatoes. Many of the new varieties promise health and beauty benefits as well as a tasty meal. Initially popular mostly with women, the health-giving benefits of these new dishes-which are purported to give a much-needed boost of energy to tired bodies and minds-have made the new nabe popular with men as well.
The Birth of the Tomato Hotpot
The tomato nabe provides a new, vegetable-rich twist on the traditional dish. Often seasoned Italian-style with olive oil and white wine, the ingredients of tomato nabe generally include shrimp, squid, wiener sausages, and mushrooms. The base of the soup is made from crushed tomatoes, providing a unique and delicious combination of sweetness and rich, full-bodied flavor. Adding rice at the end produces a dish similar to ketchup-flavored chicken rice, while the use of such varied ingredients mirrors some of the combinations used in pasta or pizza dishes. Tomato hotpots can also be accented with Japanese-style seasonings.
Healthy Soymilk Nabe
Another healthy option proving a firm favorite in the nation's restaurants and homes is the soymilk nabe, which combines the delicate, subtle flavor of soymilk with the richness of vegetables, chicken, and other ingredients. Many people like to add miso paste or sesame for an extra twist. It is the freedom of hotpots that makes them so much fun. There is no need to follow a recipe. You can add anything you want, and use whatever flavoring or stock takes your fancy. The culture of nabe is all about enjoying a delicious mix of different ingredients. It is a dish that never stops evolving.
-Taken from Trends in Japan
SALMON UPDATE: Chilean Salmon Sector May See Reversal of Fortunes
After an eight-year roller coaster ride, the Chilean salmon sector has returned to profitability and it looks likely to stay that way, according to Rabobank's Gorjan Nikolik.
Since the infectious salmon anaemia(ISA) crisis in 2008 the Chilean industry has experienced a challenging period with volatile supply, rising costs of production and financial losses, but this dynamic has reversed recently and Chilean farmers have returned to profitability, according to Gorjan Nikolik, senior analyst at Rabobank.
The main reasons for return to profitability, and the expectation it will stay there, center around predictions of strong harvest growth in the coming years, as well as vastly reduced costs and higher prices, said the analyst in a recent post. Our expectation is that this period of profitability will last," he said.
By the end of 2018, the Chilean salmon farming industry expects to recover the 100,000 metric tons lost as a result of the algae bloom in the first quarter of 2016, and will achieve "considerable growth" in the foreseeable future, he said.
The algae destroyed 100,0000 metric tons of salmon production capacity - approximately 60,000 metric tons were supposed to be harvested in 2016 and approximately 40,000 in 2017. "The expectation is that supply will expand only slightly in 2017, while considerable growth will be achieved in 2018," said Nikoli.
One reason is that initially smolt release was expected to decline relative to 2014 and 2015, but most recent figures show increasing smolt release, which further supports the 2018 recovery expectation, he said. However, we expect that the new legislation will not allow significant growth relative to 2015 production.
The new regulation allows for a maximum of 3 percent growth in region 10 and 11, and only if biological performance is good, therefore a recovery is possible but further growth beyond this is not. Consequently, after 2018, volume growth In Chile will be limited. "Growth of 2 per cent to 5 percent is possible provided good biological conditions on the farms. In regions 10 and 11, growth will be capped to three percent but could be less if there are biological issues, said Nikolik. In addition, costs are improving in Chile. In the past few years, costs of production increased dramatically in Chile, transforming it from the lowest to the highest cost producer of farmed salmon. Biological costs are the main driver, namely costs related to salmonid rickettsial septicaemia (SRS) and sea lice.
Comparing Norway and Chile, Norway has enjoyed a major advantage in the cost of production in the last few years. However, in the last few months, further lice issues and low harvest weight in Norway, as well as a strengthening of the NOK, have reduced the Norwegian cost advantage from nearly NOK10/kg to just a few kroner. Furthermore, cost expectations are good for Chile, said Nikolik.
The lower biomass in the industry due to the algae bloom has improved the biological conditions, with mortality now dropping well below recent averages, even when excluding the algae bloom effect. Additionally, new medication, especially Pharmaq's SRS vaccine, is showing promise against the disease that has plagued the industry for many years. "In the next few years, as the vaccine gains acceptance, it may be possible to eliminate the use of antibiotics at approximately $1 per kilo cost," he said.
Moreover, there are other innovations that will impact the Chilean industry, especially in the field of lice control, where if lice numbers are success fully lowered, costs could decline. "We can conclude that costs in Chile are improving relative to market leader Norway and deem it possible that in future absolute costs will also decline," said Nikolik.
Although the current high prices for salmon are expected to be supported in the short term, through the first half of 2017, they are expected to decline gradually after that. The analysis does not predict a price crash or a return to low price levels. This is mainly because global supply growth in 2017 and probably in 2018 will still be below long-term demand growth, but also because "the profitable state of Chilean farmers will prevent any panic selling to service debt or pay for feed costs - something we witnessed in 2015."
The end of the roller coaster
One possible scenario, albeit very hard to predict, is that Chilean volumes will surprise positively in 2018, above Rabobank's current forecast. This is based on the possibility of improving growth rates due to use of better feed and other productivity boosting inputs made possible by the recent return to profitability. In addition, there will likely be positive effects of the SRS vaccine and other medications on sea lice. All together, these factors could contribute to better fish growth and larger supply growth in 2018 and if this does occur, will likely impact prices. However, this should not impact the profitability margin per kilo of the Chilean farmers, as volume growth due to improving biological performance will also cause cost per kilo to reduce.
"Of course, as always in salmon farming, we cannot rule out unexpected negative events such as algae bloom, volcanic eruptions or social unrest which have impacted the industry in the recent past," said Nikolik. "However, at least with the end of the El Niño condition – and start of the La Nina – the likelihood of a new algae bloom is far less likely."
Given these expectations, Nikolik said "with a degree of confidence" that the recent third quarter return to profitability in Chile after virtually two years of losses is set to last and due to the new legislation capping growth to three percent "we do not expect a return of the Chilean rollercoaster."
-Taken from Intrafish.com, October 2016
A Silver Lining to Chile's Troubles: A More Automated
Salmon Industry
The industry has embraced more technology to offset some of the dramatic
shifts in supply.
The series of misfortunes that have hit Chile's salmon industry in the last few years have had one beneficial side effect: the industry has increased automation in several areas, which is helping it compete more effectively on the global stage.
This year's algal bloom, according to Diego Lages, general manager at Marel Americas, has helped Chilean companies make up their minds that increased automation is worth the investment.
The Icelandic food processing equipment manufacturer sold a fully automated filleting line to a Chilean company - Camanchaca - this year after the bloom, which Lages said is just one of many to come.
"We had to change our entire business performance plan in Chile when the bloom happened," Lages told IntraFish at a recent Marel ShowHow organized by the company in Copenhagen. We moved completely from a volume driven approach to an efficiency approach."
There has been a significant increase in machinery sales in Chile as companies move to reduce costs and better utilize their product, he added. "Filleting, trimming, pin bone removal, skinning machinery...all of it is having a great acceptance in Chile now, and it makes sense. You reduce manual labor coasts, and you get more for your fish in less time," Lages said.
One of the most devastating side effects of the algal bloom were the massive layoffs that resulted from production shortages - an impact that would have been reduced with a more automated system, Lages said. Although manual labor is necessary and Marel is far from achieving complete automation in a plant, investing in high-tech can help companies mitigate the costs of abrupt processing volume changes, he said.
The implementation of technology also helps companies employ specialized staff. "Before, when you needed a technician, you needed someone who could help you, now you need an engineer for example - it helps upgrade labor conditions," he said.
At the moment many of the major companies in Chile are equipped with Marel solutions, including AquaChile, Australis, Nova Austral, Ventisqueros and Camanchaca. "The market is very different now, Chile's plans fit perfectly with our lines," he said.
In addition to reducing costs, the industry is increasingly relying on technology for regulatory reasons, especially traceability. "There is much demand and increasing investment technology in South America, laws regarding traceability are tougher now and it is important for companies to have automated systems," Stuart McBride, sales and software consultant at Marel, told IntraFish. "Efficient, accurate labeling is one of the drivers for these investments, it becoming clear that this is a necessity." There is more awareness now from both companies and consumers on the need for transparency and precise label information, he added.
-Taken from www.Intrafish.com, November 2016


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International Medieval Congress
University of Leeds, UK
July 1-4, 2019
Session Organizers
Diane Reilly, Indiana University
Sigrid Danielson, Grand Valley State University
Sponsoring Organization
EPISCOPUS: Society for the Study of Bishops and the Secular Clergy in the Middle Ages, http://www.episcopus.org
The Things They Carried: Bishops and their Objects
Organizers invite paper proposals that examine any aspect of the role of objects as bearers of meaning for the medieval episcopacy and secular clergy. Portable items writ large, such as rings, staffs, gems, combs, manuscripts, garments, shoes, reliquaries, documents, and gifts were essential to the performance of one's clerical identity. How did these "tools of the trade" become emblematic of, challenge, and embody the individuals who owned or bestowed them? In what ways did the intersection of clerical arts with the contexts of late antique, Orthodox, or Roman religious practice forge meaning? Recent methodological perspectives and submissions that address the topic from geographically and culturally broad outlooks are encouraged! We welcome paper topics ranging from late antiquity to late medieval.
Please direct questions to the session organizers. Proposals should be submitted to Diane Reilly firstname.lastname@example.com and Sigrid Danielson firstname.lastname@example.com by Sept. 15, 2018.
CFP: The Things They Carried: Bishops and Their Objects, IMC 2019
International Medieval Congress

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Thank you Red Revival Dreams for mentioning me on your blog (num5). It's been more than a pleasure to help and share my experiences with everyone whom are going through the process of joining Emirates and/or exploring the lifestyle of an Emirates cabin crew. Hope to see you soon in the sky!
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Last weekend, while shopping with a friend in the beautiful Austin Treehouse store, we stumbled upon a pile of mismatched, glossy ceramic tiles. They looked so great all jumbled together, and that got us talking about the idea of using patchwork tiles (ideally remnants found on clearance) for projects. If you used the same size, it would be easy to make a backsplash or shower wall; it might even be reminiscent of ModWalls.
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Different sizes would look kind of folksy, but you could balance the look with modern patterns or color schemes.
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BLACKSBURG, Va., Jul. 24, 2003 - VBI Director Bruno Sobral served as a visiting panelist at the NIH sponsored Bioengineering Consortium Symposium (BECON) June 23-24, 2003 in Bethesda, MD. Dr. Sobral's expertise was highlighted in the "Institutional Administration of Research Teams" breakout session, specifically discussing team science.
Sobral and other panelists addressed factors hindering team science in academia by administration hierarchies. More specifically, the panel looked at the role of administration strategies concerning team science with government agencies, industry and research institutions. The panel focused on real world issues that arise in team science with a staff of multidisciplinary backgrounds. The panelists also discussed how individual success and research can be balanced with team support in a research setting. Consultants, moderators and session coordinators also helped focus the breakout session discussion toward the use of resources to promote team science in a practical environment.
Sobral's contribution and participation on the BECON "Institutional Administration of Research Teams" panel enhanced discussion and ideas from other panelists traveling from the University of Kentucky, NIH, Stanford University and the University of California, Los Angeles.
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'Boy racers' turn Norwich street into makeshift race track
PUBLISHED: 14:08 24 June 2018 | UPDATED: 08:22 25 June 2018
Boy racers have painted a "burn out box" on a residential Norwich road, prompting complaints about street racing in the area.
People living on Britannia Road say young drivers regularly congregate at the car park near Norwich Prison and race each other.
But in the past few days they have spray painted a yellow box on the road, which residents claim is used as a makeshift starting grid.
A 68-year-old woman, who did not wish to be named, said she had seen drivers reach speeds of 60mph down Britannia Road.
"They start at the yellow box and roar down the road, it is like a race track," she said.
"But they don't have any respect for the people living here and they don't seem to be afraid of anyone.
"It is just not safe."
Norfolk Police confirmed there had been complaints about vehicles in the area. It even led to officers seizing a Mazda MX-5.
The woman said the noise from the drivers usually begins most evenings at around 8pm.
She claimed it can last until 1.30am on Fridays and Saturdays.
"The car park is a bit of a meeting place for young people, which we don't mind," she said.
"But it is the behaviour that goes with it. That is the problem."
Earlier this month police were called to Britannia Road after a van was moved from the car park and set alight.
Inspector Dan Cocks from Norfolk Police said there had been a number of "vehicle-related complaints" about Britannia Road.
He said: "This has led to drivers being spoken to and, in one case, a vehicle being seized.
"Where people are found to be committing offences they will be dealt with accordingly and drivers should be warned that anyone found repeatedly using their vehicle in a way that causes alarm, distress or annoyance will have it seized under section 59 of the Police Reform Act 2002."
He said local beat manager Ash Parker will be targeting the area in the coming weeks, with support from response teams and the roads policing unit.
The yellow painted box is covered with tyre marks, which residents say is from the driver wheel spinning.
A spokesman for Norwich City Council said the authority was investigating how the paint can be removed from the road.
The spokesman added: "In the meantime the paint will wear off gradually through road use."


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We're On the Tutu Train
Freida's infatuation with severely gnarly tutus (or any tulle, for that matter!) is rapidly spiraling out of control. Sometimes I have to literally wrestle her to get them off before bath or bed! She cries and holds onto the elastic waistband with such tight fists that her knuckles go white, whimpering "princess, princess". I know it's quite pathetic. Never in my wildest dreams did I think I would be one of those moms, whose kids show up at preschool each and every day sporting the same Buzz Lightyear rain-boots, or (worse!) Cinderella princess dress. I thought I was destined for a tomboy, a daughter after my own heart... not a fairy-wing loving, lipstick adoring, pirouette perfecting, tea-party obsessing child --- but I absolutely adore her, even more for all the unfamiliar princess quirks that come along with her!! Plus, she's teaching me a thing or two about being a lady (I never wore pink - now it's my favorite color!), and I must admit, tea-time with a group of stuffed animals and my little love calling out "pinkies up!" has proven to be rather relaxing and satisfying.
But, the gnarly Tutus must be nipped in the bud - especially now that I'm quite certain she will be seen in public adorned in "princess" garb at some future point...
That's what brings me to currently coveting these beauties:
How breathtaking are these??? By the incredibly awesome Australian tutu producers: TutuDuMonde. All tutus are hand-made and hand-dyed - lending each a one-of-a-kind feel inspired by vintage couture. Now that's more like it!


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Dogs are the most common animal that humans like to keep as their pets in the house. There is no doubt that these dogs are really very useful in the house. If you are going to some other place and leaving the house all alone in the hand of your dog then it is sure that your house will be well secured until you come back. They are very much playful, entertaining, responsible animal. But the selection is the most important. Every breed cannot provide the best type of service to the humans. There are different types of breeds that are available in the market. You can select the one that is reliable to you.
If you are not having knowledge of selecting the perfect one then let me tell you that it is labradoodle Arizona that can be the best pet in the house. There are many places that are specially designed to provide the training to labra. If you like to have the perfect labradoodle in the house then you can select from four different sizes. The four different sizes that are available are micro mini Arizona that is less than 15lbs, you have mini labradoodle Arizona which is more tha 15 lbs and less than 30 lbs, then you have medium labraddodle that is more than 30lbs and less than 45 lbs and the last one is the standard labradoodle that is more than 45lbs and less than 75lbs.
The best and the most popular from these all four is the mini labradoodle Arizona. This is the best because this size gets adjusted in the house very fast. They start catching the human behavior from very short time. Most of the people that are found of keeping the dog in the house select these mini labra. It is very much entertaining and comfortable to train this size. They catch all things very fast. They are capable of learning every part that one will provide in their training. If you like to have more information then you have many reliable sites that are having deep study about these mini labra dogs.


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Looking for someone to give an honest opinion? Usually there is no doubt where a senior stands.
"My client likes me," said award-winning CAREGiver Marla Elliott, who
paused and giggled. "Well, she would tell me if she didn't.
"I get a kick out of her – she really is great. She's got a good sense of humor."
When she arrived as one of the 89-year-old client's CAREGivers on
September 20, 2013, Marla was stepping in to help a widow who was
recovering from surgery during which a pacemaker was implanted. She was
weak and needed 24/7 care. Now, nearly six months later, Marla is the
client's only CAREGiver, and she loves making the 10-minute drive for a
morning shift every day "to get my client going for the day." The
client's improvement has been remarkable.
"She is very sharp, and I like to hear her stories – she's
interesting because she's been around the world. Her husband, who has
been gone 17 years, was in the Air Force," Marla said. "She'll be 90 in
May, and she's doing great. She doesn't like to use a cane, but that's
what the occupational therapist wants. She is independent, but she also
realizes she needs help."
Just after joining her client, Marla learned there would never be a
fish fry at her client's home in Brownfield, about 40 miles southwest of
Lubbock, where the Home Instead Senior Care® office is located. "She is
allergic to seafood, and she made that clear," Marla explained, "but
she loves stew and soups. She likes to help me make them, and she has
her own recipes."
Some say there's nothing like a good bowl of soup to warm the soul.
Marla has thought of something even better – caregiving. "I love the
feeling that I get when I help someone. A lot of people have helped me
during my life," said Marla, who lost her husband about 10 years ago,
"and it is a good feeling to be able to give back and help someone else.
The clients appreciate what you do, and that makes it even better."
Asked what God-given skills a good CAREGiver might need, she replied,
"I equate faith with learning patience. Patience is very important, and
I think it comes from God."
Marla, who joined Home Instead on August 13, 2013, recently was
selected as CAREGiver of the Month for the franchise owned by Tracy and
Terry Baugh. "Marla has proved to be a great asset to Home Instead and
our clients," Office Manager Juanita Camacho said. "She has such a calm
and peaceful demeanor about her. I believe these qualities have and will
continue to ensure our clients that their every need will be met with
the highest standard of quality." Marla, a Lubbock native, worked
for six years as a medical in-home care specialist for a Brownfield
clinic before a client passed away and left her with no one else. "I
thought I had better find something else quickly," she recalled, "and
someone suggested Home Instead, so I called to see if they needed anyone
to help in Brownfield, and they did. I got lucky.
"My work with Home Instead is going great. The franchise really cares
about its employees, and there is job flexibility. The training is
good. It is really time well spent."
Marla might be helping her client for a good while – the client has
two sisters who live in Brownfield; one is 99 and the other 102.
"Longevity runs in the family," Marla said. "None of them looks her age –
they look great. Though she is alone for the rest of the day after I
leave, she's done well – and her doctor lives next door to her, which
gives her a level of comfort."
When someone pointed out that Marla's touch had to be one of the
reasons her client was able to scale back on her care from 24/7 to about
28 hours a week, she replied, "You've got to give the occupational
therapist a lot of credit. I am trying my hardest for her; I am not
But Marla might be one of the most humble CAREGivers. While Marla
said she appreciated the honor, she also said, "I am just doing my job. I
did not expect to get honored. I prefer to remain anonymous – I think
most CAREGivers do. We just like to help."
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BOXING fan Kailem Anderson has never been to a big fight night before, but when his hero Tommy Coyle takes centre stage at Hull Ice Arena on Saturday night, the Wolfreton School pupil will be the envy of many thanks to his ringside seats.
Both Coyle, the Official Patron of the Neil Hudgell Solicitors Trust, and Olympic gold medallist Luke Campbell, face tough tests this weekend, in a big night of boxing which will be screed live around the world on Sky Sports.
Coyle will face highly-respected fighter Michael Katsidis, while Campbell takes on dangerous Argentine Daniel Brizuela, who Coyle himself beat in a brutal battle in February.
Should both be successful, it will keep them on course for a big Hull showdown next summer, possibly at the KC Stadium.
Kailem was picked out as the winner of a competition held on the Neil Hudgell Solicitors' Twitter page, and will enjoy a VIP experience, including ringside seats for all of the action, as well as seeing all that goes on behind the scenes with passes to the VIP lounge.
"I'm really looking forward to it. I've never been to a boxing match before, so it will be exciting. It will be great going into the VIP area as well." said Kailem, who says he is a big fan of both Coyle and Campbell.
Tommy 'Boom Boom' Coyle was delighted to see Kailem and his dad Darren at an open sparring session at St Stephen's Shopping Centre today (21/10/2014), where he handed the tickets over.
And Coyle is looking to make it a night to remember for Kailem, who will be with his granddad on the night.
"I'm always delighted to offer up tickets for my fights through my position as Official Patron of the Neil Hudgell Solicitors Trust," Coyle said.
"Neil Hudgell has been very supportive in helping me throughout my career, and more recently to get my new boxing academy up and running. The Trust also supports sessions we do through the Box Clever programme with kids at schools across the region.
"I hope Kailem has a great night, and is able to cheer me to victory, of course."
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Scheffler, who joined the Lions back in 2010 after being dealt to Detroit in a three-team trade. The Lions, who sent Ernie Sims to the Philadelphia Eagles, and the Denver Broncos sent Scheffler to the Lions. In his first season with the Lions, Scheffler caught 45 passes for 378 yards and 1 touchdown. A year later, he caught 26 passes for 347 yards and 6 touchdowns. Last season, he finished with 42 catches for 504 yards, but had 1 touchdown.
This year, with the emergence of Joseph Fauria, and Scheffler having problems with catching the ball, it became clear that he wasn't going to be a factor in the Lions' future plans. Scheffler is currently in the final year of his contract anyway, and with suffering yet another concussion this season, it wasn't even clear if he was going to return at all.
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WASHINGTON — The U.S. Energy Department's inspector general has cleared Energy Secretary Rick Perry of any wrongdoing in spending tens of thousands of dollars in taxpayer money on noncommercial air travel for him and his staff.
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"Nothing came to our attention to indicate that non-career federal employees within the department had inappropriately taken trips on government aircraft," the report said.
Costly airfare tabs have dogged some key members of President Donald Trump's Cabinet, with former Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price, Environmental Protection Agency administrator Scott Pruitt and Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke bearing the bulk of the criticism.
But Perry didn't avoid scrutiny, particularly after lawmakers in October pressed him on the handful of times he and his staff used government planes rather than commercial airlines.
"I continue to be concerned by the amount of money this administration is spending when it comes to noncommercial travel for members of the cabinet and their staff," Rep. Frank Pallone, a New Jersey Democrat, said at the time.
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When she first appears in A Visit from the Goon Squad, Sasha is in therapy for her kleptomania, having lost her job and her friends, presumably as a result of her condition. We eventually learn that she has had an abusive childhood and her adolescence involved self-destructive behavior. She runs away at seventeen and travels the world for two years, before returning home and going to college. At NYU, she meets Rob, her best friend who accidentally drowns in the East River shortly after his attempted suicide. She also meets and starts dating Drew, who witnesses Rob's drowning and is unsuccessful at trying to save him. After many years apart, Sasha and Drew reconnect and are "married late" (233); they have two children, Alison and Lincoln. At the end of the novel, Sasha makes sculptures out of objects from her family's daily life, items that are "casual and meaningless" (265).
In the non-chronological storytelling of Goon Squad, Sasha's story bookends the novel. In the first chapter, entitled "Found Objects," she brings a first date, Alex to her apartment. This scene uses foreshadowing, as Sasha is startled "to think of herself as a glint in the hazy memories that Alex would struggle to organize" (14). In the penultimate chapter, Alison says that Sasha "uses 'found objects'" (265) to make her sculptures. The phrase echoes the title of the first chapter and draws a parallel between Sasha's earlier, pathological need to collect personal items from people in her life and her later, apparently therapeutic, practice of creating art with artifacts from her own life. In curing her kleptomania, Sasha also recognizes that her own life has as much value as the lives of others. The parallels and contrasts between the two practices, the stealing and the sculpting, suggest the novel is concerned with both continuity and change.
When Bennie Salazar first appears in the novel, he is in his mid-forties and struggling with sexual impotence and anxiety attacks prompted by shameful memories. Bennie is a music industry executive with humble beginnings, who climbs to the top of his industry and then slides into…
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The best-selling author James Patterson's gifts to bookstores should serve as a model for other writers whose books have made them fortunes.
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How To Become An Insurance Agent In Texas
What Kind Of Agent Are You Going To Be?A majority of people who are applying for their insurance license have a plan in already in place of where they are going to use it. If you don't yet have a plan on how you will be using your insurance license, this is the place to start. Here are some of the questions that you should ask yourself:
- What type of insurance am I going to sell?
- Home & Auto? Life Insurance? Variable Life Insurance? This will tell you which "lines of authority" that you need to hold. The most common lines of authority are Property & Casualty (P&C) and Life, Accident, & Health (L&H).
- Am I starting my own agency or working inside of an existing agency?
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- Whether working for an agency, or owning an agency, you may be required by the company to hold more than one type of license.
How To Get Your Insurance License In Texas
1. Pre-Exam Education
The first step in getting a Texas insurance license is passing your license exam. So why do we say the first step is pre-license education? The reason is simple. We want you to pass your test the first time you take it. These courses or study materials are not a required step in getting your insurance license in Alaska, but they are highly recommended.
Most applicants choose to take these courses online, as it fits their schedule better, but there are also in-person courses available. You should choose which format in which to take your courses based on your preferred method of learning. The goal isn't just to get the courses out of the way, it's to prepare you to pass your license exam on the first attempt.
For pre-license education products and courses, StateRequirement recommends:
2. Insurance License Exams
The next step after completing all of your pre-license coursework or self-study is to take the insurance exam. You will take one exam for each line of insurance you wish to carry. Life& Health (L&H) and Property & Casualty (P&C) lines are combined lines in Texas, so you will take two exams if you wish to attain all of these lines of authority: Property, Casualty, Life, Accident, Health.
This is a proctored test, which means that you will be in a controlled environment with a person watching over you. For people who haven't tested in a situation like this should be aware of this fact, and work on taming their nerves prior to sitting for the exam.
The fee for each attempt of the exams is $62 (one exam per combined lines of authority). When you show up you must have a photo ID any other documents that the testing facility has asked you to bring.
The Life & Health exam and the Property and Casualty exams consist of one hundred twenty-five (125) questions. Here is a copy of the exam content outline for the Life & Health exam. Here is a copy of the exam content outline for the Property & Casualty exam. There are no limits on attempts at each exam per year, but once you pass, you must apply for the license within twelve (12) months or retake the test.
We will quote Pearson Vue's Texas Department of Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook to explain scoring:
Equating and Scaling
There are multiple versions of each of the licensing examinations. These versions are known as forms. Although all forms of an examination are developed based on the content outlines, the difficulty of the forms of an examination may vary slightly because different questions appear on each form. To ensure that no candidate is put at an unfair advantage or disadvantage due to the particular form of an examination that he or she is given, a statistical procedure known as equating is used to correct for differences in form difficulty.
For example, in an examination with two (2) forms, Form A and Form B, the state licensing agency determines that answering 30 questions correctly on Form A demonstrates the minimum amount of knowledge necessary to be licensed. It is further determined through the equating process that Form B contains slightly more difficult questions than Form A; therefore, answering 30 questions correctly on Form A would indicate the same level of knowledge as answering only 28 questions correctly on Form B. Under this set of circumstances, a score of 30 questions correct would be used as the passing score on Form A whereas a score of 28 questions correct would be used as the passing score on Form B.
A second statistical procedure known as scaling is used to derive the numerical score to report for each candidate. Scaling is used to place a raw score on a common reporting scale on which each scaled score represents a given level of knowledge regardless of the difficulty of the form on which the raw score was achieved.
To illustrate how scaling works, suppose that in the examination example used above, the state licensing agency decides to use a score of 500 as the passing score for reporting purposes. (Note that the score selected to be used as the reported passing score is not related to, and has no bearing on, the difficulty of the examination.) Based on the information provided above, a raw score of 30 on Form A would translate to a scaled score of 500; a raw score of 28 on Form B would also translate to a scaled score of 500 since a raw score of 30 on Form A represents the same level of knowledge as a raw score of 28 on Form B.
The passing score of an examination was set by the Texas Department of Insurance (in conjunction with Pearson VUE) after a comprehensive study was completed for each examination. Raw scores are converted into scaled scores that can range from 0 to 100. The scaled score that is reported to you is neither the number of questions you answered correctly nor the percentage of questions you answered correctly. With a passing score of 70, any score below 70 indicates how close the candidate came to passing, rather than the actual number or percentage of questions the candidates answered correctly.
Check out our Insurance Exam Guide. It's extremely in-depth, and will hopefully help you pass the first time.
Insurance license tests are intentionally difficult, but not impossible by any means. You should study to the point of comfortability with the information before you attempt the test. Failing the exam isn't the end of the world, but keep in mind that you will need to pay the fee each time you attempt the test.
Note: StateRequirement recommends that you study for one exam at a time, then after passing, starting on your next line. The exams are difficult enough on their own without confusing information from one line to another.
You may register to take your exams and find more information on the Pearson Vue Texas web page.
3. Fingerprinting And Background Check
The state of Texas requires that all insurance license applications provide fingerprints prior to licensing. Giving your fingerprints will initiate a background check. If you have any prior misdemeanors or felonies, this may affect the outcome of your licensing efforts. For more information on this topic, call the Texas Department of Insurance at 512-676-6500 or email the Insurance Department.
You must make your fingerprinting reservations through MorphoTrust USA. Before making reservations, please have the IdentoGO - Texas Fingerprinting Service Code Form printed.
The fee for fingerprinting services is $30.25
At your fingerprinting appointment, you will not receive a fingerprint card, as the information will be automatically sent to the DPS and FBI. You will, however, receive a receipt. Do not throw this receipt away. You need to make a copy of this receipt, as you will be sending one in a later step.
4. License Application
Once you have completed your exams and fingerprinting, you are now ready to apply for your license. If you have more than one line of authority that you have passed the exam for, be sure to apply for all of those lines.
The fee for an online application is $50 per line plus a small transaction fee. (Example: P&C and L&H license application would be $100) You must also upload the fingerprint receipt from MorphoTrust with your application.
Texas Insurance License Application (TDI)
Any supporting documentation that needs to be sent with the paper application should be directed to [email protected].
5. Application Review
Once you have submitted your application and have filled all the other requirements, your license application will be reviewed by the state. Your background check will also be reviewed.
If everything is to acceptable standards your license should be issued within 3-5 weeks. If there are any items from your background check that need to be reviewed, it may slow down the process of issuance. If this is the case, the state may contact you to provide context to the issues that they have run into.
Once the review has been completed, you should receive an email from the state regarding the status of your license.
You've done the work, put in the time and effort, and now hold the key to your own success! We're proud of you. Take five (5) minutes and celebrate.
Texas Department Of Insurance Contact Information
Mailing Address:
Texas Department of Insurance
P.O. Box 149104
Austin, Texas 78714-9104
Phone: (512) 676-6500
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.tdi.texas.gov
Information on this page has been gathered by a multitude of sources and was most recently updated in April 2019.
Any Information on this site is not guaranteed or warranted to be correct, accurate, or up to date. Huge Hammer LLC and its members and affiliates are not responsible for any losses, monetary or otherwise. For more information, please contact your state's authority on insurance. Disclosure: StateRequirement has an affiliation with Kaplan Education company, and may receive compensation based on user activity on this site. We truly believe that Kaplan offers excellent products and services, and compliments the mission of StateRequirement.
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-Gregory K. Fritz, M.D.
What does imaginative writing do for the writer? If you ask the kids in our classrooms, most of them will tell you that we write to express ourselves. Adults keep on telling them so, in the tone they reserve for indisputable facts. Teachers repeat this formula whether or not they have any genuine feeling for writing and literature themselves. They say it, because it's what's said, and perhaps also because it conforms to America's ethic of confession: start talking, preferably about something painful, and continue until you hear the bell. Writing often seems to be regarded as a kind of emotional hygiene; the problem is that treating writing as hygiene makes it feel like a chore as tedious as flossing teeth.
What if writing offers the writer something profoundly different, even far more essential, than self-expression? There's a catch to the idea of writing as a vehicle for self-expression: it assumes that the writer's self is solid and distinct enough to be expressed. This is clearly an issue for child writers, caught up as they are in the roil of their own development, but I believe it applies just as much to adults. To be a writer means, perhaps, exactly this: surrendering the defined, expressible self to the wider possibilities of the page. It means giving up the belief that you know who you are, in exchange for a chance at discovering who you are, again and again; after all, the self that jumps up at you from your writing might exceed anything you had previously imagined.
In their special position, right in the thick of formation, kids are primed for the astonishment of meeting the self that stares back at them from the paper. Whether that meeting comes about through their own writing, or through someone else's, the surprise is the same: the self is created through its encounter with the word.
Gathering perspectives
In her wonderful book Invisible Guests, the developmental psychologist Mary Watkins writes that "the self is an organization of perspectives." This makes perfect sense, if you think of the wild call of children everywhere, "Look at me!" Every time a child asks us to look, she is at work on the crucial enterprise of gathering the perspectives that will let her come into fuller being. Once we turn to look, she will see us seeing her. She'll make the empathic leap ("How do I seem to him? How do I look at this moment, riding this blue bike, under these trees? Am I doing a good job? Is it fun to watch me?") that lets her assimilate our vision of her into her own self-image.
The way we see a child gives her a new dimension, a new facet of being, and this will happen anew every time we answer her call to look. With one glance we'll see her as delightfully silly; with another we'll see her as a nuisance, maybe because she's distracting us from our conversation; both looks will become part of her. Children bring the passion of great collectors to this work. Their demands that we look, and look again, sometimes wear on even the adults who love them best. But we should remember how dangerous and difficult their undertaking really is: kids rarely have sufficient defenses to reject wounding perspectives. They absorb every gaze they can get, whether that gaze is poisonous or thrilling. They bring it home to the self, because the drive to become will not let them rest.
Understanding the self in these terms offers us a revelation; suddenly the usefulness of imaginative literature becomes brilliantly apparent. Watkins writes, "the importance of the novel and newspaper is that they create the self by allowing the readers to adopt other perspectives." In other words, the novel, the poem, the character all look back at the reader from strange angles and the more they look the more the reader expands and ramifies to meet their gaze. That wonderful feeling, of loving the voice that speaks to us from a book, and even of being loved by that voice in return, isn't an illusion. By giving us a new perspective on ourselves, a new point of view, the words we read are helping to create us; they become part of our inner organization. They might even create us as people with flights and turns of feeling and thought we never previously looked for; they promise to make us bigger, freer, more authentic human beings.
The project of self-creation
The process of accumulating perspectives probably begins in infancy, when, as D.W. Winnicot observed, we first internalize our mother's gaze, and so gain the ability to be alone with ourselves. Certainly the work of self-creation is most pressing in childhood; children are painfully vulnerable until they acquire enough positive perspectives on themselves to give them a basic sense of security. But once it's been set in motion, this project has no set stopping point. With each new novel we read, with each story we overhear on a bus, even with each new voice that appears from out of nowhere in our own writing, startling us with tones we never heard before, new perspectives flock home. We become, and become again.
In childhood we clamor for people to look, because our effort to create strong, active selves is still freshly begun, fragile and anxious. But even in adulthood we can keep on gathering further complexities, unsettling our own established boundaries in communion with new voices. When we find a new writer we really love, we might let go of some of our old ideas about ourselves to make room for what this encounter can tell us. Self-creation continues, that is, unless we spurn the words that look back at us; unless we drop the book, refuse to empathize with the character.
By encouraging children to make reading and writing an ongoing part of their lives, we are proposing to them a lasting creative endeavor. We're telling them, in effect, that their selves will always be too busy gathering new furls of creation to sit politely still, as if posing for a school portrait. That is, we're telling them that their richly complicating selves might never be passive enough or static enough to be expressed.
At the very beginning of my teaching in the public schools, before I really knew what I was doing, I had a shy third grade student named Taisha. In session after session, Taisha wrote nothing. Her regular teacher told me not to bother with her; Taisha, she said, was at kindergarten level, incapable of real writing. Then, out of the blue, Taisha wrote a poem:
How the time goes:The Taisha who wrote this was a new Taisha, one who didn't exist before the poem. If she created it, it's at least as true to say that it created her. It made her into a star writer, equal to the most talented kids in a very talented class; it made her into someone with a gift for imagery and language, with rich and powerful emotions. She was even more amazed than I was to meet the girl who emerged from these unexpected lines.
Sometimes the clock goes fast,
Sometimes slow.
And at the door of the eye
When the clock goes fast
My eye blooms out of my face.
The clock goes faster, and
My mother says it's morning
When it's really dark.
Sarah Porter teaches creative writing in the New York public schools. Currently enrolled in City College's MFA writing program and at work on a novel, Umber, she expects to complete both in 2007. She lives in Brooklyn. This commentary is an excerpt from an essay that originally ran in Teachers & Writers magazine, Fall 2006 (Vol. 38, No.1). www.twc.org
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When this novella opens, Marlowe is spending his days at the country estate of his patron, Francis Walsingham (plague has shut the theaters in London and driven away everyone who can get away), when word comes from London that somebody has posted a scurrilous attack on recent Dutch immigrants and signed it with the name of Marlowe's most famous stage-creation, Tamburlaine. Suspicion naturally falls on Marlowe himself, and a messenger is sent to fetch him before Queen Elizabeth's Privy Council. Such a meeting is no minor thing, as Marlowe knows quite well:
This was the Privy Council. Ministers who cared enough for high office to profit from death. Who had committed men they knew well and men they had met only once to torture and death. Dangerous men, each with a ruthless core, who had played chess with their own lives and still lived, though some had sat in prison cells and listened to the hollow sound of nails splitting wood as their own gallows grew in the yard.
They don't arrest him, but they do require that he present himself to them every day while they decide his fate - in the troubled final years of Elizabeth's reign, that was as close as you could come to walking around with a death sentence hanging over you, and Marlowe knows this too. Welsh's Marlowe is made of all the familiar, comfortable conjectures about him, including the two most popular ones: that he was happy to roger men, and that he was from an early age involved in the cloak-and-dagger world of Elizabethan spying and counter-spying. Her Marlowe has seen it all and is no stranger to life and death situations and the odd things they do to your mind:
Death makes the world a brighter place. I've seen the shape danger gives to things, an edge so sharp that if you like your head atop your shoulders and your entrails tucked safe in your belly it's best not to stop and admire the view. Yet the prospect of death renders everything lovely. Colours shine stronger. Strangers' faces fascinate and your sex calls you to business you must not attend.
Tamburlaine Must Die is constructed around the tried and true 'secret memoir' 'I'm writing this down and hiding it away for future generations to find' formula (a formula given its apotheosis in Robert Graves' I, Claudius), and it works perfectly. This skinny little book came and went in 2004 with barely a ripple, but it's vivid and fast-paced and entirely worth your time, should you ever run across it. I ordered a copy from London back then, read it and loved it, then somehow lost track of it (I'm convinced a mysterious stranger periodically enters my apartment, somehow bypasses the razor-sharp vigilance of my basset hound, bags up books at random, and sells them to faraway bookstores). I recently found a copy and re-read it - and I'm glad I did. Marlowe still hasn't had his ultimate novel ... but Tamburlaine Must Die joins the ranks of great partial versions!


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QUESTION: I think I am addicted to the struggle… what do we do with that? I am a recovering alcoholic, and the more sobriety I have under my belt, the more I come to this realization. Without fighting for my life, it all may seem a bit dull. This may be a hard one to break… your thoughts?
ANSWER: The addiction to struggle is a big one for many of us. The fact that you are becoming aware of it is a big step in healing it. Those of us that dealt with trauma or feelings of unsafety as a child learned to live in a state of hypervigilance as a survival mechanism. This defense mechanism will carry internal signs, such as incessant thinking as a coping mechanism for deep-seated anxiety. The addiction to struggle is a part of that, since we unconsciously feel that putting it down would make us feel too vulnerable. So we keep ourselves constantly in that state, so as not to be overwhelmed by the underlying anxiety.
Here are some concrete examples of this behavior in action: our minds can constantly be thinking of worst-case scenarios. We unconsciously make financial decisions that put us in a tight spot. We regularly get involved with people and their drama that pulls us out of our center. We engage in behaviors that keep us in an anxious state, like lack of sleep or overindulgence in sugar or caffeine. All these actions have rebound reactions that lead to more of the same. The overall effect is that we become firmly rooted in the struggle piece you are talking about. Always remember, as you correctly point out, that as much as we might consciously hate it, we are quite comfortable with it unconsciously.
Meditate and see where you are comfortable when things are chaotic. Observe that as soon as there is some relief from pain, you might complicate things or rather let the complications of life take you out of your center. You are like a war veteran, not sure what to do when things are calm as your nervous system is still in war mode. It takes time to get used to peace. Make sure that you are always paying attention to the part of you that is comfortable with chaos, worry, confusion. Life is guiding you, learn to trust it. It takes time and does not happen overnight. Go one step at a time and learn to tolerate peace. What you call dullness, is life unfolding without the wounded part of you acting under the illusion of control.


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You Can Always Begin Again (And Again, And Again) - video + manifesto
This post was initially published in January 2016. The same feels true for me, so hope it helps you too!
Welcome 2017! ...It really feels like new year now. I wasn´t ready on December 31st. Nor January 1st. Despite all the articles and news stories about quitting a habit or job or starting a health kick in January or planning your holidays etc. But it´s all good, you don´t have to be on the same schedule or route as everybody else. Think it´s worth us all reminding ourselves we can always begin again and again. Especially if it´s change that you crave. Especially if it feels like it´s too late to do anything about it. It´s never too late.
So with that, here´s a link to something i wrote about beginnings:
Starting over again and again. It´s never really starting over though is it? It´s part of a bigger process: we are learning and developing all the time. So appreciate where you are right now. Even if you´re feeling the new year pressure (perhaps you could read this for reassurance - new year new me)
Go with your own flow.
You´re not too late.
Or past it.
Begin whenever you are ready.
You are important.
And worthy of the life that you dream of.
No matter how distant something feels.
You´re capable of designing your life and implementing the things that help you feel more present, more excited, more at home and connected as you like.
Remember, you deserve all the good things.
If you´re struggling with all of that, i made a gentle and relaxing practice just for you that explores this idea of taking the pressure off and letting yourself begin again (and again!) -as many times as you need. It´s a pretty mellow soothing practice and a perfect tonic if you´re feeling the new year pressure, plus there´s a centring meditation too. I hope it helps you feel relaxed and perhaps a little clearer.
What you´ll need: a little bit of space to roll around in and a blanket/scarf/something soft to lay on. Happy new year. Happy new week. Happy new day and new hour. Here´s to beginning again as many times as we like and embracing (and hopefully enjoying) the moments along the way.
(I´m heading over to Pinterest now to do some more visionboarding!) Have you explored designing or visioning the next phase of your life? Let me know! I always love to hear from you.
Love always! Dionne x


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Thursday, June 28th - Chicago, IllinoisTommy and I have moved on to Chicago for a few days. A little shopping, a little museum hopping, and a performance of 'Wicked' last night. We had seen it before in New York with the original cast and it was interesting to see it again after it's become a phenomenon. The Chicago production isn't quite as large and elaborate as in NYC (but then it's not at the Gershwin) but was well sung and performed. It's a reasonable show and is likely to work outside of the original production but it's going to be hard to find voices that can stand up to singing Elphaba and Galinda over and over.
Spent some time at the Art Institute getting cultured, also at the Museum of Science and Industry. Found a nice music store down in the loop that made Tommy happy and I poked through a few book stores. We're heading down to St. Louis tomorrow and have a date at Die Zauberflote there on Saturday night. His voice teacher is playing Tamino.


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Strawberry Chia Watermelon Smoothie
For a few weeks now I've been tempted to buy a watermelon at Produce Junction and well this week I finally pulled the trigger. Let's be honest, a watermelon is a big commitment to get through when you live alone! So I decided to do what I always do when I have an abundance of produce – blend it up!
I never thought to use watermelon in a smoothie before but now that I've had a Vitamix I've been experimenting more and more with fruit combinations. Watermelon actually works really nicely because it is so high in water (no surprise there!), and it makes a nice base so you really don't need to add much more liquid.
This particular smoothie comes from one of my favorite bloggers, Minimalist Baker, and is so refreshing and absolutely perfect for a hot summer day. The lime adds a beautiful brightness to the drink that perfectly compliments the sweetness of the watermelon and strawberries. Adding almond milk and chia seeds give some creaminess and protein, as well as healthy antioxidants and omega-3 fatty acids.
Chia seeds are sometimes referred to as "Miracle Seeds" because they are nutrient powerhouses, packed with protein, fiber, and 19 amino acids, with all of the essential amino acids except taurine.
Most health conscious people will be more familiar with linseeds than they will be with chia seeds. So, if you've ever put a spoon of linseed into some water and left it for thirty minutes, you would have returned to find a kind of glutinous solution, kind of like a gel consistency. Well, the same thing happens with chia seeds, which is another reason that they are so good for you; they act the same way in your gut. This means that they are really good for your digestive system, providing both a high amount of fiber, and also this action of forming a gel like solution moves through your body and cleans up as it goes. It's also thought that this gel physically prevents the fast breaking down of carbohydrates in the body, by slowing down the action of the enzymes on the carbs.
Here are a few other fun facts about these little gems:
- Chia is gluten free
- It is super high in dietary fibre, making it great for digestion and healing digestion issues.
- It contains 20% Omega 3 ALA, making it a super food for the brain and heart. Chia has eight times more Omega 3 than salmon!
- It boasts 20% protein
- It is high in antioxidants (It has a four times higher ORAC value than blueberries)
- Chia contains five times more calcium than milk
- Chia contains seven times more vitamin C than oranges
- It contains three times more iron than spinach
- It contains twice the potassium content of banana
- It is food for healthy skin, hair and nails
- It has a positive impact balancing blood glucose levels (making it awesome for diabetics)
- Chia makes a great egg replacement. Just combine with water to form a gel, and add it to recipes that call for egg.
- 1½ cups fresh watermelon, cubed (black seeds removed)
- 1 cup fresh strawberries
- ½ frozen banana
- ½ cup plain unsweetened almond milk
- 1 lime, juiced
- 1 Tbsp chia seeds
- Add all ingredients to a high speed blender and blend on high until completely emulsified, about 30 seconds.


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Oingo Boingo - Spider lyrics
Spider by Oingo Boingo
Spider crawling, on the wall
I see him and he, sees it all...
And he sees it all
I fell down in that lazy place,
Where the English language can't - penetrate and I
Saw your mouth moving - just forget it and lie here with me
Maybe we should just, climb under the sheets
Where the words they don't get in the way
We were wondering, if you recall
Is this the end of it - end of everything
We were wondering, wonder
Spider crawling - in my left ear
Has a message I - want you to hear
Hope you're happy - found what you're looking for
Do you miss me, miss me at all?
Spider tells me, saw you yesterday
With somebody new - what can I say?
What can I...
Spider crawling, I crawl with him -
We go everywhere, we see everything
We are falling, we are falling, falling to nowhere
Hope you're happy - found what you're looking for
Do you miss me, miss me at all?
Spider crawling, spider crawling, spider crawling...
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