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"The Addams Family" pulls Heritage theater in a new direction
After months of hard work and preparation, The Addams Family was a great success for the Heritage Thespian Troupe 3759. From building the set to rehearsing and performing, the show told an amazing story of love, family and, of course, death, with many twists and lots of laughs along the way.
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Liquid nitrogen. A staple in the realm of science. But now, it is becoming a staple in the world of food science. Denver now has a local dessert shop that incorporates liquid nitrogen into their dishes in front of your eyes. Recently, teenagers around the country have been infatuated by the idea of these treats that steam from the mouth. A few people at Heritage have visited the Inventing Room recently.
Concert Band Marches Into the Holidays
Concert band practices Monday, Wednesday, Friday all year long and students are expected to practice outside of class as well. This huge effort culminates in a concert designed to bring the school community and families together during the holidays over their passion for music.


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The Elbe is one of the major rivers in Europe and also one of the prettiest. Its source can be found in the Krkonoše Mountains in the north of the Czech Republic and it continues to flow through Germany into the North Sea. You can cruise the Elbe on one of our fabulous river cruises and visit numerous towns and cities along the way for a holiday of pure cultural discovery. The majority of Elbe cruises begin in Berlin where you have plenty of time to enjoy a sightseeing tour of the famous sites, as well as exploring museums and galleries at your own pace. From there the ship sails to Magdeburg,
Wittenburg and Dresden before crossing the border into the Czech Republic. People love to go on Czech vacations to discover a wealth of architectural wonders such as Vysehrad Castle and Charles Bridge in Prague, as well as the impressive squares of historical Litoměřice which is also known as the 'Garden of Bohemia' for its high volume of fruit production. Cruise the Elbe and travel to the Czech Republic with Great Rail Journeys for a truly relaxing holiday.

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The Red Room is filled with butterflies and blooms!
Metamorphosis is the "Big Science Word" we are learning and we are actually watching this process happen in our own classroom. Our six caterpillars made their individual chrysalids, and we waited patiently for our beautiful painted lady butterflies to emerge. We released them earlier this week - what fun!
To mimic what they are seeing, the children have made caterpillars out of colorful pompoms and tongue depressors. Next they have cut out leaves for the caterpillars to eat. Their caterpillars were very hungry and have eaten many, many holes into those green leaves. (The children made holes in their leaves with hole punches, strengthening fine motor skills.) Finally they wrapped their caterpillars in yarn to rest before…the finale…the gorgeous tissue paper butterflies.
As part of our science, we have also learned that flowers have many parts - the roots, stem, leaves, and petals. The children have loved putting together a huge puzzle with all of these parts. Ask your child what happened when we put white flowers into different containers of colored water.
They have painted gardens using small toy rakes as well as making egg carton gardens with all sorts of materials. It has also been fun painting flowers using forks to give a different texture. The entire class worked on a garden mural which is displayed in our hallway. This was done over several days beginning with the soil and ending with beautiful flowers!
The sensory box is full of potting soil with plastic flowers, shovels, small flower pots and plastic bugs that live in the dirt! The children love exploring in the soil and seeing how it feels on their hands.
The children have also enjoyed examining different flower seeds of all sizes, counting flowers in cups, using a clothes pin to move and count pom poms on flower counting charts, making flower arrangements using a colander, as well chunks of oasis.
As we close the year, we focused on the importance of our mommies and honoring you on Mother's Day. Next…..it's the ocean! We look forward to seeing you soon!
Blanche and Martha Lynn
Important Dates to Remember:
Spirit Night- Thursday May 12th
End of the Year Picnic- Wednesday, May 25th 11:15
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Customer A
Situation – Mr & Mrs A were going through the process of moving home. We were arranging their remortgage and they had some life insurance in place and thought they were sufficiently covered. Little did they know that because this cover was for the original mortgage and the cover was decreasing, the cover would never be enough to cover their new home. They have bought a bigger home and increased their mortgage and term. They have also had 2 children since taking out their existing cover.
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Customer B
Situation – Chris and Catherine are not married and have a child each from previous relationships. Chris has a mortgage on his property which is covered by mortgage protection life insurance. Chris also has some life insurance through his work employee benefits scheme. Chris wants to find a better deal for his mortgage when his fixed rate comes to an end.
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Dependency Exemption for Child of Divorced Parents
In general, a parent is entitled to a dependency exemption for a child who was under age 19 at the close of the year, or under age 24 and a full-time student, if the child had the same principal place of abode as the parent for more than half of the year and the child didn't provide more than half of his or her own support. If more than one parent can claim a child as a dependent under these rules, the exemption goes (in case of dispute) to the parent with whom the child resided for the longest period of time during the year. If the child resided with both parents for the same amount of time, the parent with the highest adjusted gross income can claim the exemption.
However, a special rule applies to parents who are divorced, legally separated, separated under a written separation agreement, or who lived apart (in different residences) at all times during the last six months of the year. If the parents combined to provide more than half of the child's support for the year and the child was in the custody of one or both parents for more than half of the year, the custodial parent can release the exemption to the noncustodial parent. Essentially, parents in this situation can decide between themselves who will claim the exemption.
Generally, custody is determined by the terms of the divorce decree or written separation agreement. If each parent has custody for part of the year, the custodial parent is the one who has custody for the greater portion of the year.
If you aren't yet divorced or separated, you may want to make this issue part of the divorce or separation negotiations. Several options (listed below) exist, including alternating the exemption between the parents on a year-by-year basis.
The mechanics of the release. The release of the exemption by the
custodial parent discussed above can be executed (a) on an annual basis, (b) for one or
more future years (e.g., for alternate years), or (c) for all future years. IRS provides
Form 8332 for this purpose; however a custodial parent may also grant a release by
executing a document that conforms to Form 8332.
Form 8332 is one of the forms that isn't completed by the tax preparer. The custodial
parent grants the release by executing Form 8332 (or a conforming document) and giving the
release to the noncustodial parent. The completed form must be provided to the
noncustodial parent's tax preparer and attached to the noncustodial parent's return each
year the noncustodial parent claims the exemption for the child.
Instead of attaching a release on Form 8332 to your return, you can attach pages from your divorce decree or separation agreement, but only if the decree or agreement states: (1) that the custodial parent won't claim the child as a dependent; (2) that the noncustodial parent can claim the child as a dependent without regard to any condition, such as payment of support; and (3) the years for which the noncustodial parent can claim the child as a dependent.
To use the decree or agreement in place of a release, you must attach to your return copies of: (a) the cover page (write the other parent's social security number on the page); (b) the pages that contain the information at (1)–(3) above; and (c) the signature page with the other parent's signature and the date of the agreement.
Planning considerations. Purely from a tax standpoint, it makes sense to arrange for the parent who will save more tax from the exemption to be allowed to claim it. Then, the tax savings from the exemption can be shared. Of course, where relations are strained it may be difficult to coordinate such planning.
Please note the above rules only apply to post-'84 divorces and separations. For
pre-'85 split-ups, the noncustodial parent receives the exemption if the decree or
agreement says he should as long as he contributes at least $600 in support of the child.


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A licence was held here for a whaling station between 1909-23, but no buildings were ever erected. Instead, the leasers operated out of Leith Harbour
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Fran Drescher and Rosie O'Donnell are teaming up for a TV show. The former "The Nanny" star reveals she will co-star with the former talk show host on a new project they are developing.
Drescher, 50, has been quoted by people.com during a luncheon at The Friars Club in Manhattan as saying, "It's called 'The New 30,' and it's about old friends who are living very different lives, but they live in the same building in Murray Hill, Manhattan. It's basically about middle-aged women on the verge of a midlife crisis."
But the actress cleared that they are still in the process of developing the show, and nothing concrete has been agreed upon with the network.
She continued, "We're in talks with NBC. It's not real yet, but we're talking to NBC, so we'll see what happens!"
Last February, O'Donnell announced on her video blog that she and Drescher would be doing a "fun, happy, family comedy" together.
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Running Cosmonaut Simulator is an arcade game for the PC
You are a cosmonaut trying to "Run out of Space" by avoiding the planets.
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Your Objective is to click all the power options before your power runs out!
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Teddy Bears vs. Bed Bugs is a Tower Defense game for the PC
In bedrooms all across the world, the evil Bed Bugs attempt to attack children, giving them nasty bites. They cannot be saved by man, but only by their stuffed animal friends. Command your army of stuffed animals to fight off waves of Bed Bugs in a fluffy Tower Defense game.


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There are too many things that make Priyanka Chopra the global icon that she's today. Be it her big movie star status in Bollywood, her Hollywood game down the west, her American TV show or her dating American singer Nick Jonas. Priyanka's romance with Nick Jonas has been breaking the internet off late. The actress is even rumoured to get married soon. When Kangana Ranaut was asked about the #nickyanka romance and their soon to happen wedding, the actress said that she has already congratulated PC and the latter sounds super happy.
Sharing the same, Kangana said, "I spoke to Priyanka the other day and I congratulated her. She responded in a very… She seems excited and very happy. If such an event is taking place, I'd love to celebrate with her because she is lovely and she deserves all the happiness. She is a very dear friend. I get very happy and excited about weddings and engagements."
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"It Happened on Maple Street is not only the book of my life. It is the book of my heart." ~ Tara Taylor Quinn
*cyber confetti* *cyber balloons* *cyber cake* *cyber wine*
A BIG congratulations to Tara Taylor Quinn and Tim Barney on the launch of their newest, and most special, book! It Happened on Maple Street hit stores and e-readers on Friday, April 1, 2011.
And it's no April fool's story either.
Nor is it one that you will forget.
If you are a new reader, or an ongoing fan, be sure to join along on the blog tour. Tara and Tim know how to celebrate. When the four books of The Chapman Files series were released last fall, they took readers on an 80+ stop blog tour culminating with the first annual Tara Taylor Quinn Charity Skate and a simultaneous real-life and cyber launch party for The Fourth Victim that was amazing. As were the books! During that tour, Tara urged support for Strengthen Our Sisters and raised awareness about the issue of domestic violence. It was good work. With this tour and this book, that work goes very personal, as Tara has become a spokesperson for the National Domestic Violence Hotline.
The blog tour started almost a week ago, March 28, and celebrated the launch of the book on Friday with six stops! Yes, six! You don't want to miss a single one, as Tim and Tara walk through the process of how It Happened on Maple Street came into being. A full schedule of their blog stops is available on her website. As is a list of their upcoming appearances.
One of Tara and Tim's upcoming appearances is especially close to the heart. They're coming back to the campus where they met, where part of this remarkable story happened! And I couldn't be more delighted, because that is where I work. In yesterday's post, I wrote about how archival collections can be an excellent source of research for writers. And how partnering with an archival institution might also be a possibility for promotion. Special Collections and Archives at the Wright State University Libraries is very proud to be hosting a book signing with Tara and Tim on Saturday, April 16, 2011, from 2-4 p.m., in our reading room, located on the fourth floor of the Dunbar Library. It is free and open to the public, with plenty of free parking in front of the library. It Happened on Maple Street will be available for purchase as well. Their visit coincides with the celebration of the American Library Association's National Library Week (April 10-16, 2011), the theme of which is "Create Your Own Story @ the Library." As part of that celebration –of their visit as well as National Library Week– there's an exhibit on the first floor of the library, and on that Saturday, there will also be an exhibit highlighting Wright State's history with materials from the University Archives collection.
If you are new to Tara's books, please join along on the blog tour and go get any one of her books, but especially this story, their story. If you are a long time fan of Tara's books, as I am, you'll love her even more after this one. Plus, you'll get to know her real-life hero, her husband, Tim Barney. His story is here as well. Your faith in the power of love, in the reality of happily-ever-after, will be renewed.
If you can, please come visit during their upcoming stop! We'd all love to have you there!
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The magazine Beverage Master has a nice rundown of liquor regulations and restrictions in various states around the country:
"With the passing of the 21st amendment, the prohibition of alcohol in the United States was officially repealed. Each state was given the power to regulate and control the distribution of alcohol within their borders. Today, every state handles the sales of alcohol a little differently, including setting limitations on what craft distilleries can do in their gift shops and tasting rooms. Some states are more "craft friendly" than others by allowing sampling, cocktail and bottle sales, direct distribution, paid tours, and other profitable options. However, every state imposes some restrictions. When the state imposes restrictions, how can distillers work within the laws to increase their bottom line?.."
Read the state-by-state summaries here: http://beverage-master.com/article/when-the-state-gives-lemons/


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Rick Burchette Original Art Batman Adventures Issue 10, Page 4
This includes the inked over original pencils final page. It also has an overlay with black dots to create negative space for the snow shown in the published page. It is in great condition being stored in a plastic sleeve in a smoke free home. Check out my other auctions for more great stuff!!!!!The item "Rick Burchette Original Art Batman Adventures Issue 10, Page 4" is in sale since Tuesday, September 11, 2018. This item is in the category "Collectibles\Comics\Original Comic Art\Interior Pages". The seller is "hokietect" and is located in Mount Laurel, New Jersey. This item can be shipped to United States, Canada, Mexico.


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Thursday, May 1, 2008
Almost Friday!
So perfect for spring!
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hi steph. beautiful work. question or you-did you order the jenni bowlin stuff or did you get it somewhere in the area? just curious. i love her stuff!
- May 1, 2008 at 10:45 p.m.
- Kataroo said...
So bright and pretty and fun, so lov'n the sequins, this is super playful :) Just like you :)
- May 2, 2008 at 6:19 a.m.
- barb said...
Oh I love this, Stephanie. The colours and the textures are awesome. Your designs are just so beautiful... the photos take front and centre stage, but you manage to get so much onto each page and still maintain a lovely balance and flow across the layout. Great work, my talented friend!
- May 4, 2008 at 8:38 a.m.
- Rachel Tops AKA "Doodlebug4444" said...
OH WOW WOW WOW... how to mix it up sweetie! This isn't like your normal work Steph... and I LOVE IT! (although you could draw a happy face on a piece of paper and I would go bananas over it...lol) Why to play around and step out of the box a tad.. hope you do more in the near future!
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Lebanon has been facing a difficult and critical situation lately, but not disastrous.
In 2002, the financial and economic indexes were worse that the current situation, according to experts.
The public debt in 2002 reached a 180% rate of the country's economy, while this rate today is 150%.
The deficit of the state's finances was 15.6%, while today it is 11.5%.
The debt service cost was 18% of the economy in 2002; today it stands at 10.3%.
In 2002, the rescue came through Paris 2 conference, during which the International Community contributed with $2.4 billion in the form of facilitations and loans.
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Remember when I made a Tassel Necklace?
It was my first solid DIY attempt and I. Am. Hooked. I can't stop making more things! More!
I've been hearing that some of my awesome readers are tassel-ing up their lives, so it is my Tassel Queen duty to share my new tassel secrets with you.
This is a refresh of the Tassel Necklace DIY. I have perfected it in 3 ways:
- Pre-cut leather (life saving)
- Beads! So fun!
- A clasp (to switch out tassels)
You might have noticed this awesome tassel worn here:
Get your tassel on
- Pre-Cut fringe leather. I used THIS
- 36 in of Fine jewelry wire. I used THIS
- Beads of your choice
- 2 Crimps. Like THIS (Found mine at a craft store)
- Toggle Clasp. Like THIS (Found mine at a craft store)
- Pliers
- E6000 Glue (here)
How To:
- Measure and cut 32 inches of Jewelry wire + a little extra on the ends (about 36 in)
- String on beads
- Once beads are strung to 32 inches, loop one end of wire through a crimp, then the toggle, then back through the crimp (pictured below)
- String back-looped wire thorough beads to conceal, then seal crimp with pliers (pictured below). Repeat with opposite end.
Now that your strand is complete, time to make the interchangeable tassels:
- Measure and cut your pre-cut leather to 4 inches. Trim some length off the fringe if desired
- On one end of your fringe, glue a small strip of leather to make a loop.
- Run a strip of glue along the top of your leather, all 4 inches.
- Begin rolling your leather, starting at the end with the loop.
- Roll carefully, to the other end. Let dry.
- Repeat with other tassel colors. Tassels done!
Now you can interchange your tassels by simply opening the clasp! And, you can make beaded strands in various colors, and change out the same black and tan tassels! Magic!
String beads to 32 inches
Looping wire through crimp, clasp, and back through crimp
Seal crimp with pliers
Finished necklace with interchangeable tassels


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Category Manager - Premium Drinks
- Recruiter
- Lime Talent
- Location
- England, Greater London
- Salary
- £43000.00 - £48000.00 per annum + Bonus, Car Allowance & Pension
- Posted
- 19 Mar 2019
- Closes
- 16 Apr 2019
- Ref
- 1586
- Contact
- lime talent
- Function
- Category Management, Marketing, Merchandising
- Business Sector
- Food & Drink
- Hours
- Full Time
- Contract Type
- Permanent
An opportunity has arisen to join a category leading alcoholic drinks business with an impressive portfolio of brands. They are currently looking for an individual with strong off trade experience to join them as the Category manager for their grocery channel. As a business they have followed the pursuit of excellence within the premium spirits category for generations, today they continue to innovate and widen their portfolio of brands.
Category Manager Responsibilities include:
- Working to deliver and support Off trade grocery activities, through providing recommendations in alignment with brand and sales strategy.
- To lead and develop the category strategy for key retailers across all portfolio brands
- Working closely with commercial strategy team to provide relevant and impactful insights and recommendations for category planning and category initiatives
- Analysing Shopper and Category data to highlight trends and commercial opportunities for key customers.
- Communicating across teams internally including sales and to educate and ensure category activities are met and delivered upon.
Successful Category Manager Skills:
- Relevant FMCG category experience
- Good understanding of current grocery environment and commercial knowledge
- Excellent interpersonal and influencing abilities
- Previous experience working with and interpreting data from data providers including (Kantar, IRI, Nielsen)
- Flexibility to travel and work with in UK reaching key customers
- Confident management skills to create influential and effective relationships cross functionally and across external parties.
Package includes:
Competitive Salary, plus significant bonus and benefits and flexible working
Lime Talent is a recruitment agency specialising in the consumer goods industry. To view a broader selection of our current vacancies go to www.limetalentgroup.com or call us on 0207 042 3800.
By making an application to Lime Talent you confirm that you have read and agree to our privacy policy which can be found at https://www.limetalentgroup.com/privacy-and-data-policies
The Lime Talent team always review and process job applications swiftly. However due to the high volume of CVs that we receive online, we regrettably are not always able to respond to every applicant individually. If you've not heard from us within 5 working days, unfortunately on this occasion your application has not been successful.
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The western cross-timbers occupy over 25,000 acres of Texas, rolling westward from what is left of the blackland prairie, where they slide into the southern end of the plains. Mixed grasses conquer vast open meadows where bands of mesquite and honeylocust spring up from the Trinity sands, whose powdery composition dates back to the Cretaceous period. It melts into the crusty layer of Redbeds from the Permian Basin, where chunks of igneous and sedimentary rock sit and wait out the centuries with timeless indifference. Their jagged, irregular surfaces speak of a past that was vastly different from the one the region enjoys now. Five hundred million years ago my property was submerged beneath the saline waters of a shallow sea. Tylosaurs and the great turtle Archelon patroled for the fish, crustaceans, and echinoderms that would eventually become beds of limestone, and archosaurs and hadrosaurs left their distinctive trifurcated tracks in the mud. Their bones would witness the Ice Age of the Cenozoic period, mastodons and dire wolves and sabre-tooth cats. The prairies would erupt from the rich soil, and man would walk across them over thousands of years, hunting with ancient spears and then Clovis points and then Comanche points knapped from flint, chert, and obsidian. The bones of the prolific bison can still be found alongside these artifacts after a heavy rain, rough and white and chalky, with red clay embedded in their many fissures, the smooth dark marrow still visible on either end. Generations of hunters and gatherers saw the land change. Dire wolves became red wolves and coyotes. Smilodon was reduced to a mountain lion, and the coniferous forests to petrified wood.
On this crisp cold dawn in December, several centuries after the North American bison and Comanche and Apache disappeared, replaced by cattle and oil tycoons and railroads, the splendid cloak of another morning begins to blossom all the same. The red-orange orb of sun sends a Jacob's Ladder through a dense heap of lavender-edged clouds, crowning the tops of the post oaks in gold. My son and I stand across the field, the prickly pears casting long shadows toward the west. It is a minute's walk to the edge of the treeline, with the crisp air in our lungs, dessicated soil crunching beneath the soles of our shoes. A scraggly ashe juniper stands at the forefront of this massive stand of oaks, its evergreen needles mocking the naked oak branches. A blue jay erupts from its midst in a flurry of sky blue and black and white, sounding a hawklike alarm. The pastel blue juniper berries it has doubtlessly been gorging itself on come into view as we approach closer, complementing the deep jade hues of the juniper needles, like a naturally decorated Christmas tree. The bird disappears into the woods, winging its way expertly amid the rough boughs of oak.
At the fenceline, bright pink clusters of what I assume to be beautyberry stand out in vivid contrast to the earthen tones of late fall. They are encircled by chaotic coils of greenbrier, a little paler and devoid of their characteristic heart-shaped leaves but otherwise none the worse for wear. They tug at our socks and pant legs as we venture into the understory. Here, dried leaves form a crackling carpet broken in places by sun-bleached cover boards and pieces of lichen-covered deadfall. Zev lifts one, peering beneath it in the hopes of spying a slumbering centipede or cluster of harvestmen. He finds nothing that pleases him, and moves on to the next piece, knowing the locations of each from memory, pausing to dust away a thin layer of leaves from a large sheet of weather-worn plywood, its cracking edges bent up toward the sky by repeated seasons of saturation and dehydration. He starts to pull it back, then freezes, eyes wide. Zev drops to his knees and peers forward into the leaf litter, where tiny fingers of fiery coral colored fungi reach up in frozen tendrils. I join him and, of course, he has to ask what it is. I tell him I don't know but I own a book that does, and we conspire to look it up when we get back to the house.
It is too cold for even the fossorial reptiles and mammals and arthropods that seek winter shelter beneath the boards. We venture deeper into the woods, where the post oaks interspersed with the occasional blackjack grow closer together, the bases of their trunks hidden beneath the leaves.
There is some strange magnetic force that exists between children and fallen leaves, and Zev can't resist plowing through the leaf litter at full speed for a short burst. The sudden break in the stillness of the woodlands startles a solitary American crow, who adds his own displeasured brand of noise to the disrupted solitude. I explain to Zev the genetic relationship between the crow and the blue jay we saw moments earlier. But he spies a late cloudless sulphur butterfly as it bats its oversized wings and he is off like a shot. The sulphur's wings are a fluorescent yellow that glows as if they have been painted by a highlighter. Cloudless sulphurs are fall migrants that journey to Mexico with the seasonal lapse in photo-period, and we ponder how this one has survived several freezes and why it has chosen to stick around. But then again the temps have been unusually warm for this late in the year, and it feels good to be out on a more normal winter day.
We come upon a dying oak, a probable victim of lightning strike. It has been split in a jagged diagonal line by some powerful unseen force. As a result the tree has suffered excessive branch die-back. Unlike the surrounding trees, most of which still bear a few stubborn leaves that vibrate in the northern wind, this old behemoth is on its last roots, destined to return to the dust it sprouted from untold decades ago.
A closer inspection reveals sharp, slanted holes cut clean into the scarred areas of the wood. The oddly segmented, bulbous-headed larvae of buprestid beetles, known collectively as flatheaded borers, are the culprits. It was a summer for Polycesta elata, a large handsome silver-speckled metallic species that infests stressed trees. The holes in this particular unfortunate oak look fairly fresh, likely bored this past summer. They were made as the adult beetle left behind its youthful larval stage for its comparatively brief adult existence on the outside. This typically occurs between April and July. The fact that the species had been feeding off the wood long enough to mature and exit suggested that this had been a resilient post oak, for woodboring larvae can take several years to mature.
Buprestid beetles are especially attracted to burned wood, and if this one was in fact struck by lightning as we hypothesized, this could explain the presence of the holes. Using specialized infrared sensory organs, they can detect burning wood from miles away, and are important contributors to the natural cycle of forest fires, with the infestive larvae speeding up the process of returning the burned organic material to the earth, where the nitrogenous addition to the soil encourages new growth. This year's crop of beetles have come and gone, the emerged adults having either found shelter beneath the loose bark or succumbed to last week's low of 17 degrees.
Too soon it is time to leave; we exit back out of the woods, from beneath the gnarled bare branches of the post oaks. They watch us pass as they have several generations before us. Zev pauses to admire a much smaller plant growing in their midst: a humble silverleaf nightshade that is still hanging on in the face of adversity. A few pallid, withered leaves still droop from its stems, alongside marble-sized yellow-green speckled fruits that look invitingly edible. But their beguiling, brightly colored flesh is full of toxic tropane alkaloids, and ingesting them would be a mistake.
"Deadly nightshade!" Zev points at the plant as it falls into view. He has been familiar with the plant since early childhood, when I explained to him that consuming those enticing "baby tomatoes" could send him into hallucinatory fits of delusion at best and possibly even prove fatal. He had already found out about stinging nettle, fire ants, and paper wasps the hard way, and was afterwards able to spot nightshade during all seasons. Still, he is mesmerized by the plant's benign appearance which conceals so much harnessed destructive potential, and he speaks of it with a mixture of endearment and reverence, the same measure he gives black widow spiders and rattlesnakes. Before leaving the plant behind us I tell him a story of how Native Americans on the plains used juice from the nightshade on the tips of their dart points, and how several Roman political assassinations were believed to have been carried out in the first century A.D. In the spring the silverleaf nightshade will bear violet star-shaped flowers with rigid canary yellow pistils, but for now the berries hang on as the little plant trembles in the wind along the edge of the prairie, unprotected from the elements.
Our house is in view now, and the skies' hues have dissolved into a dusky blue, the pleasant orange ball that first peeked over the eastern horizon less than an hour ago already turned to blinding sulfur. It looks down on us as we walk back across the dormant prairie, the same cosmic timeless star that has overseen the Earth's Precambrian beginnings and the Age of Reptiles and then the Age of Mammals and the Dawn of Man. It gazes down with all the unwavering indifference of the stones at our feet as our own species plods toward eventual extinction. A tufted titmouse sends its echoing, fast-paced trill from the fragrant juniper tree, its smoky grey crest standing out against the blue of the sky. Another year is winding down in the Cross-Timbers.


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As small-business owner, it's essential to be aware of situations where your business could be sued by an employee. Whether you own a car wash or for a hip coffee shop bursting with customers clamoring for pumpkin flavored lattes, you want to be prepared for whatever risks may come your way – and that starts with reviewing the basics.
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Read on for details on how to avoid employee lawsuits and handle any that crop up.
How Can My Workers' Compensation Insurance Help with Employee Lawsuits?
By all means stay up to date with your state's Workers' Compensation laws. Even if you're not required to carry Workers' Compensation Insurance, there are benefits to purchasing this essential policy.
Remember: there's a reason most states require that any business with W2 employees carry Workers' Comp—it puts both employees and employers at ease as it pertains to potential injuries on the job. Even if you run a retail store that's statistically at low risk for workplace injury, that's not a good enough reason to go without Workers' Compensation Insurance. You never know what risks your employees face on any given day until it's too late.
For instance, imagine an employee cuts their hand open with an X-Acto knife putting up a new display. Now they're taking you to court for creating an unsafe environment, and besides cobbling together a legal defense, you have to hire a new employee to cover their hours.
If you have a Workers' Compensation Insurance policy, though, you'll only have to worry about paying for the established deductible. After that, your policy will cover the employee's medical expenses. What's more, there's a portion of the Workers' Comp policy known as Employer's Liability Insurance that covers your court-related costs when an employee decides to sue you over your role in causing an injury.
What Other Types of Employee Lawsuits Might I Face?
Another group of potential lawsuits involve Employment Practices Liability. These are the kind of lawsuits most small-business owners think about when they imagine being sued by an employee. Potential Employment Practices lawsuits include…
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Children's Groups
Our children's group lessons are designed for children aged between 4 and 11. Classes are arranged according to your child's experience of swimming and being in the water. To give you an idea, here's a list of the criteria for our classes:
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It is important that your child is placed in the correct group. We recommend that you get some advice from your local Swimtime representative before booking your child's next class.
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There are times when you feel your child needs just a bit of extra attention: they may be nervous about getting into the pool, require some additional teaching on a particular stroke or skill, or would like some advanced coaching to improve their personal best. And then there are those children who just respond better to private teaching. We also offer one2ones for children with special needs.
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But there are some big life changes going on right now. A few weeks ago, I put in my notice at Gap. I've been growing more and more tired, emotionally and physically. Working 7 days a week was hard. Really hard. So after nearly four years (whoa) with the company, I decided it was time to part ways. I love everything about the Gap, and I learned so much about myself by being an employee there. Sunday is my last day, and it's almost bittersweet. The company's been good to me. But it's time to move on.
The boyfriend got a new job. He starts on Monday. It's glorious. I'm so happy for him. He's happy, and he likes the work. Much more than his current job. Things are looking up.
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Sara Robertson reports on the provision for young people at the GA
Going to a church AGM doesn't instinctively feel like an enjoyable thing to do with children. It has, however, become one of our family highlights of the year. This was our third GA and I know it will not be our last. Although not voting delegates, we weren't stuck for things to do nor did we feel out of place.
There is a full creche/Youth Programme for children. Under 5s and 5-12 year olds have separate leaders, but do most activities together. The teenage section is more flexible, allowing for some self-guided activities, and time for relaxation and revision for those who have the pressure of imminent exams.
Before we even arrived, Fergus, aged four, was eager to catch up with his friends from previous years, insisting we headed there before our hotel room. He had a great time and was disappointed every time I arrived to pick him up.
The children are not tucked away out of sight though. Meals are taken as a whole group and they are welcome at any of the evening events. In general, people like to see children being a part of things. The children are also an integral part of the Anniversary Service on the final evening, acting out the story for all the attendees. This is rehearsed the day before and they get to wear costumes, one of Fergus's favourite things. The teens were challenged to raise money for a charity of their choice. They split into two groups and made things to sell to the GA attendees. They raised over £300 in total for Dementia UK and Stand Up To Cancer.
All the business meetings were in the morning and, as not able to vote on any motions, I dipped in and out of these. I find the debates really interesting and like to know what's going on, but they are not why I go to GA. After a late night chatting with an old or new friend, it is nice to have a relaxing morning.
The afternoon sessions were more seminar style, small group presentations. Some from societies, such as the Women's Group or Psychical Society, others are from projects such as Simple Gifts or 2020 group. These are great to see what others are doing locally and to take ideas home from.
The most important aspect for us all is meeting Unitarians from other congregations. I get a great boost from feeling part of a national and international movement and have made friends from all over the country.


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1/31/18: In the past two weeks three witnesses have seen a creature with gigantic wings in Independence, Missouri – and one was my own. This, added to the three giant bird sightings already on file- makes SIX sighting reports in the same area. (Note: see my updated article with a total of 12 giant bird sightings as of 6/26/2019)
The first sighting was reported by a woman who was headed to her car after work on the evening of Friday, January 12. She heard sounds like soemthing was flapping and running on the ground towards her from behind her. She thought the flapping sound was a plastic tarp that was tied over a crate, but she thought the running sound was someone chasing her. She did not look back - but ran to the car door and jumped into the driver's seat, then quickly closed and locked the door.
At that point, the woman noticed that there was something black in her rear-view mirror, then the entire car became enveloped in very large feathered black wings from the back around the side windows, and finally covering the front windshield. She was petrified. She could not see anything through the windows except blackness and could not see the body of whatever it was. Then, as quickly as it came, the giant creature disappeared. She did not see where it went. She was too afraid to get out of the car, so she called her son, who was still inside the building where they both worked.
A check of the security camera at the business showed nothing on camera during the time of the event, other than the woman running to her car and getting inside. Since there was no wind that night, the flapping sound could not have been the plastic tarp. What could have made sounds and be visible to this woman, and not show up on a security camera?
The next evening, I would see my own giant creature. I was outside on my deck sitting in my hot tub at about 11:30 pm when I heard a sound that drew my attention to the trees located on railroad property in back of my house. These trees are on the opposite side of the tracks and they are about 100 feet away from where I was located. I saw a pair of gigantic wings spread out across the front of the trees as if a huge bird was sitting on a branch with its wings out. I could barely make out an indefinable body shape between the wings. It was dark out with the only light coming from the streetlights 300' feet away. Then movement caught my eye to the right in trees on my property. There were several undefined dark masses in these trees that were moving but silent. I turned back to look at the huge wings but they were gone. I noticed that there was no wind and it was dead calm, as it was the night before. I could not tell if the creature left, or if it may have still been sitting in the trees, but I decided not to stay to find out. This was just too weird for me, so I went inside the house and locked the door.
A couple of days later I received a call from Jean Walker, a local investigator I often work with. She said that a woman saw a giant bird the size of a small plane flying over her house in Sugar Creek one evening this past week at about 11:00 p.m. This location is near the Missouri River and Independence. The witness often sees UFOs over her house, and at times has seen ET's. Both Jean and I have seen and heard strange things at this person's house, but never a giant bird.
In 2013 there was a giant bird sighting in east Independence by a local woman and her two sons. She said that this creature flew silently over her house and was the size of a small plane. It had a long straight tail with a puff of feathers at the end of the tail. I did some research and could find no such bird listed anywhere. I then called the Missouri Department of Conservation and they knew of no gigantic birds like I described.
In 2015 my daughter, grandson, and I were standing in the front yard of my office in Independence at dusk when we noticed a very large bird flying overhead. It was flying very high (approx. 1,000 ft) and was extremely large. My grandson took a picture of it, then looked up the shape on an app. The closest thing he could find was an albatross, which is not found in this area. We don't know if there is any relation to the recent sightings.
In 2015 my daughter, grandson, and I were standing in the front yard of my office in Independence at dusk when we noticed a very large bird flying overhead. It was flying very high (approx. 1,000 ft) and was extremely large. My grandson took a picture of it, then looked up the shape on an app. The closest thing he could find was an albatross, which is not found in this area. We don't know if there is any relation to the recent sightings.
Is it possible that some type of gigantic winged creature is flying the skies over Independence and landing on cars? If so, where is it hiding out? Perhaps in one of the many caves in the area or trees or bluffs along the Missouri river, which is just a few miles away from most of the sighting locations mentioned, and blocks away from the Sugar Creek sighting event.
It should be noted that a giant bird was reported along the Missouri River near St. Louis about 15 years ago. The witnesses said it looked like a Pterodactyl. We have no way of knowing if it was the same bird, or a species related to the same bird that is being seen in Independence, however, the Missouri River flows from the Independence area to St. Louis. The creature may be something that is navigating along the river. There are numerous caves and bluffs along the river areas where something big could hide.
Several people have speculated that this creature is the Mothman, and is a portent to a coming disaster.
I submitted an inquiry to the Missouri Department of Conservation and here is what they said:
I would like to hear from anyone who has also seen similar creatures, no matter where you live.
Joshua P. Warren discussed these events on his podcast on February 18, 2018
"The largest bird wingspan in Missouri is a bald eagle at 80" (just shy of 7 feet). A bald eagle would be fairly easily recognizable and would not perch on a car, but soar high above or seen perched at a distance. A turkey vulture would, however, perch on a car and has a wingspan of 67" (about 5.5 feet). Not large enough to cover an entire car, though.
No bird in Missouri has a 20-25 feet wing span. The largest wingspan of any flying bird is the critically endangered California Condor, only found in tiny pockets in the far west."
I would like to hear from anyone who has also seen similar creatures, no matter where you live.
Joshua P. Warren discussed these events on his podcast on February 18, 2018
Margie Kay is the director of Quest Investigation Group. Contact her at www.margiekay.com or email@example.com.


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Studio Job
Always Close
Spanning four floors of a private building in the city of Luxembourg, 'Always Close' is both a total work of art and a functional interior design for the new representative office of Creutz & Partners.
- Year
- 2018
- Client
- Creutz & Partners
- location
- Luxembourg
The once-in-a-lifetime project opposite the Royal Palace includes more than 100 new original art works by Studio Job, as well as new design pieces from the studio. The spectacular space includes an office, conference room, shop, kitchen and client meeting space.
Creutz & Partners
Always Close
Covering four floors of a private, 19th century building opposite the Grand Ducal Palace in the core of the Old Town, »Always Close« includes more than 100 new original art works by Studio Job, as well as design pieces from the studio. It includes an office, conference room, shop and client meeting space.
With a series of aesthetically distinct spaces, the interior assemblage is a reflection of an atelier operating at the peak of its creative and production powers, as well as an irreverent comment on the power of money.
"This felt like a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to create a functional interior that is art and design, object and function, all at the same time," said studio founder Job Smeets. "An interior where every piece is tailor made and unique, creating a portrait of us and of the client."
"Creutz & Partners is a perfect example of a client that is intelligent and secure enough to let go and assign projects without creative restrictions," he added. "Everything you see is connected to the core of the business, money."
The Façade
As the building is not open to the public, Studio Job has created a fantastical façade installation of custom-made pieces, including heraldic flags, lightboxes, hanging signs, planters, neon work and a hand-moulded Creutz & Partners sign. The design riffs on the classic features of the palace opposite and hints at the interior, creating a curiosity and a tension that partially inspired the name of the project. "I loved the concept of a shop that was always there, but always closed, a little bit like the palace opposite," explained Smeets.
»Always Close« also refers to the close relationship between the 20-year-old Asset Management firm and its clients, and the closeness between Studio Job and the client, as well as the idea of "closing a deal".
The Interior
Ground Floor
This space is designed to represent a shop, with a counter and seating area featuring the Studio Job for Seletti Hamburger Chair and an original Studio Job Curved Steel Lamp, 75 Squirrel-shaped ceramic money banks, each holding a gold nut, and a bronze bucket filled with 10,000 individually cast, gold Creutz & Partners coins.
"It's a shop that carried the features of a shop without the function of a shop," said Smeets. "At that moment the shop can become an installation."
First floor
Styled to suggest a 1950s office with highly styled interiors, the first floor includes a large custom-made executive desk, a seating area with street lamp art piece, storage and a coffee corner. The latter accommodates a large coffee table, based on a deer skeleton.
"We thought the office should be a tiny bit more functional than the shop as the shop area was the crazy entrance and in the office deals are made," explained Smeets. "We created a hang-out area and executive desk that reminds us of the 1950s when the office had its biggest moment in design – all with a little Satanic smile. It's an office as I have never seen it before. It would be a joy to go and work there every day. I can see myself there with my lunch tin."
Second floor
The second floor is the conference room, and is also the purest art space within the building. The space was created in response to the idea that the conference room is where deals might be closed.
Smeets refers to a strong link between art and business: "It's a fact that business people know their art. In this room is the largest conference table in Luxembourg – this claim may not be true, but what is true is above the table is hanging the largest cigar of Luxembourg and maybe of the world."
The basement is the oldest space in the building, dating back to the 16th century. Designed to retain the atmosphere of a traditional stone cellar or crypt, Studio Job's installation features church bells on the ceiling and skulls as seating, but also offers the luxuries of an elegant events space for hosting dinners and conferences, with a robot that acts as a cigar and drinks dispenser.
Creutz & Partners throughout the Villa Louise has a history of commissioning the world's best chefs to create one-off meals, so a custom-made kitchen takes up one end of the basement. This includes bespoke cast-bronze handles and lettering on the fridge that spells out 'SMUG'.
"The kitchen is a dungeon as the cellars in Luxembourg are, but the kitchen is also an extremely cool place to hang out, even for a star chef," said Smeets. "It's like a crypt of a church but in a funfair way. The fridge is SMUG not SMEG and 'it may contain traces of A- Class drugs'."
Studio Job and Creutz & Partners
The relationship between Studio Job and Creutz & Partners began in 2017, when the asset manager commissioned the studio to create a functional art piece from a vintage 1960s VW Samba Van – a project that is still ongoing. Yves Creutz, Executive Member of the Board of Directors of Creutz & Partners, then approached Job Smeets to discuss an idea for an interior project, which then became »Always Close«.


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Don't Answer Abuse With Silence
Editor's Notebook
More than 40 years ago, thanks to Jewish novelist Erich Segal's "Love Story," people said that love meant never having to say you're sorry.
Israeli playwright and actress Naomi Ackerman brought a more valuable lesson to the packed basement of the Weber School on Monday morning, Oct. 26: "Love shouldn't hurt."
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Ackerman portrays Michal in "Flowers Aren't Enough," a solo show about domestic violence and abusive relationships that she created 18 years ago on a commission from the Israeli Ministry of Welfare. She has taken the show around the world and seen it performed more than 1,000 times in four languages: Hebrew, Arabic, English and Spanish.
She brought the show to Weber on behalf of the Jewish high school and Jewish Family & Career Services' Shalom Bayit (peace in the home) program, which has funding from the Jewish Women's Fund of Atlanta for its Teen Domestic Violence Prevention Initiative.
Michal is a young, well-to-do Jewish woman who meets and falls in love with a young man headed for law school and perhaps eventually for the Supreme Court. He should be every Jewish mother's dream, yet Michal's parents are wary.
That's only one warning sign. From the start, he changes and isolates Michal, cutting her off from her friends and support system (at one point she realizes she no longer has contact with any of her wedding guests). He tears down her self-esteem, mocking her for studying sociology and driving her to quit. His anger flares over nothing, which she at first finds flattering — perhaps his fury at her late arrival one day reflects how much he cares for her and how much he worries about her.
The first time he hits her is their wedding night, but even that she tries to excuse as a result of drinking too much at the party.
She keeps it all to herself in the false belief that "what you do not talk about does not happen."
The bruises from slaps and beatings heal, but the verbal wounds are deeper. "If you're not careful," Michal says, "words can kill."
Sure enough, she tries suicide before escaping her abusive husband's grip.
Ackerman said the story is based on what she heard from four abused women at a shelter in Jerusalem after she was commissioned to do the show. She tied it all together with her own touches, and she continues to tweak the show as she learns more from her audiences.
"Today was not about scaring you. It's about opening the curtain," she told the Weber students, or her preferred metaphor: lifting the carpet to see what has been swept underneath.
The key message she shared was for everyone to trust their instincts, whether about their own relationships or those of friends or relatives. Admitting you're a victim doesn't mean you're weak.
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[by Danny OD]
The 2017 IBJJF San Diego Open took place on May 13, 2017. Despite many of Jiu Jitsu's main tournaments being held in Southern California, this was the IBJJF's first trip to San Diego. The tournament drew a slew of top competitors as many of them are based in the area. This was also one of the last IBJJF tournaments before the Mundials, giving competitors one last opportunity to sharpen their games before the biggest tournament of the year. Congratulations to the below GD Jiu Jitsu competitors who were able to place in their respective divisions:
. Mikey Lopez – 3rd place White Adult Light-Feather
· Jonathan Dantas – 1st place White Juvenile Middle
· Dustin Rhein – 3rd place Blue Adult Light-Feather
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· Yasmyn Castro – 2nd place Blue Juvenile Feather
· Arnold Monterroso – 3rd place Brown Adult Feather
· Brenda Heller – 1st place Brown Adult Middle
· Horlando Monteiro – 3rd place Black Adult Medium-Heavy
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For the marinade
1 tablespoon tamari
½ teaspoon brown rice vinegar
¼ teaspoon dark miso (optional)
1 pinch of coconut sugar
½ cup MightyBee virgin coconut meat strips
For the dipping sauce
¼ cup lime juice
¼ teaspoon lime zest
¼ cup tamari
1 tablespoon grated ginger
¼ cup almond butter
½ cup cashews
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1 tablespoon agave nectar
1 red chili pepper
½ cup orange juice
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4-6 rice paper sheets
warm water in a large mixing bowl
a handful of fresh leaves (spinach, lettuce, …)
1 carrot julienned
1 cucumber seeded and julienned
½ red bell pepper
½ yellow bell pepper
fresh herbs of choice (basil, chive, etc)
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AUBURNDALE, Fla. – The Gallaudet University baseball team extended its winning streak to eight games when the Bison defeated Ramapo College, 4-2, on Saturday night at Lake Myrtle Field. This was the first Spring Break game for the Bison.
Gallaudet (9-3) scored a run in the fifth through eighth innings as it collected eight hits, one from eight different batters, in the ninth win of the season. Junior starting pitcher Brandon Holsworth (4-1) picked up the win as he pitched seven innings where he allowed two runs (one earned) on five hits, one walk and struck out six.
Seniors JJ Klein (Cincinnati, Ohio), Chris Guinn (McLoud, Okla.) and freshman Justin Strong (Charlotte, N.C.) had one RBI in the win for the Bison.
Ramapo (1-1) relief pitcher Kyle Doerr (0-1) suffered the loss as he allowed the third run in the game in the seventh inning. Starting pitcher Kevin Lee went six innings and allowed two runs (one earned) on six hits, walked one and struck out eight.
GU will play Allegheny College tomorrow (Sunday, March 16) in a doubleheader.


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