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Down at the pier in Buncrana, a heart-wrenching shrine of teddy bears and holy medals still remains.
It is the sole indicator of the catastrophic blow that struck here 20 months ago - aside from a sign on the gate that bears the tersely worded sign: "Slipway temporarily closed."
At this time of the year, waves lash bleakly onto the shores of Lough Swilly - a world away from the balmy summer-like conditions that had brought Sean McGrotty, his children and extended family down to enjoy the sunset on March 20, 2016.
The small poignant figure of Louise James stood by her solicitor's elbow as he read aloud her statement that told how her heart had been shattered by the loss of her mother Ruth Daniels (58), her sister Jodie Lee (14), her partner Sean McGrotty (49), and sons Mark (14) and Evan (8).
Only her daughter Rioghnach-Ann, who survived "this horrible tragedy", remains her "one ray of sunshine," Louise said.
Her stoicism throughout the two-day inquest at the Lake of Shadows hotel in Buncrana, Co Donegal, had been touching to observe.
But she broke down and wept as the coroner Denis McCauley told how Evan had muscular dystrophy - a condition that "should have ended his life early". Every day counted and for that to have ended prematurely was "devastating and terrible", he said.
She had again wept earlier in the hearing as her deposition was read aloud detailing how she had identified first Sean, then her "mammy Ruth", her sister Jodie Lee and then Mark and Evan.
She had last seen her beloved family on Friday at 4pm and spent the weekend in Liverpool on a hen party.
She had been in "constant contact" with them and last spoke to Jodie Lee at 6.55pm on Sunday - who had told her they were in the play park down at the shore in Buncrana.
Sean had taken everyone to dinner at the pier.
At 7.25pm, she got the feeling "something wasn't right" and tried to contact them, to no avail.
On arriving at Belfast airport, her brother Joshua phoned her, telling her to keep calm. Sean was the first to be identified, he said, adding: "They're all gone," but Rioghnach-Ann was ok and in hospital in Letterkenny.
Nobody saw the car enter the water and it was unclear why the family had been unable to open the doors of the Audi Q7 Jeep, the inquest heard. An Audi expert contended that it should have been possible.
The water was already rising up the wheels when eyewitnesses Francis and Kay Crawford first spotted it, with Sean McGrotty shouting at them to phone the coastguard. The slipway had been "slippy as ice" with algae, Francis said.
Davitt Walsh, with his then girlfriend Stephanie Knox, had then come on the scene and he swam out. Sean had handed the baby out through the window he had smashed with his elbow and Davitt had a grip on the hand of one of the young boys. But the water was gushing into the car "like a wave" and the child seemed to be stuck on something.
"I had to let go," said Davitt.
"Save the baby, save my baby," Sean had said to him.
Each of the victims were retrieved by RNLI members.
A post-mortem showed Sean to have been three times over the drink-driving limit.
The jury returned verdicts of death by misadventure, caused by drowning - with a recommendation that Irish Water Safety work with all interested parties to ensure best international practice and standards at all slipways and piers.
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Ole Hansen, Head of Commodity Strategy at Saxo Bank, believes one side effect of negative rates is that investors are being forced to invest in real assets. "Hansen says the most obvious example is in gold, however, he also says the trend is evident in oil, copper and even iron ore. "You can argue at this stage in the economic cycle are we really ready for a recovery in metals? Maybe not – but I think there could be other drivers at play here. I think the fact that we are having negative interest rates is opening up the eyes from an investors perspective that they should be looking at other assets." In this video he looks at some of the catalysts behind the rally in commodities since the start of the year. &feature=youtu.be
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These are cream-of-the-crop elite bred and managed cows, but my hay and boarding expenses were extreme this winter and now I am paying for grazing rights on the farm.
Not having another consistent paying job plus paying for my hospital stay in March has me stretched beyond comprehension. Not to mention the recent, very stressful truck replacement. Something had to give..and in this case it's the cows….again. My part time job still has not gone full time yet and I have been waiting almost 16 months for it to. The grants we rely on are not coming. Reality is sinking in. I may actually be laid off.
As it stands right now, looking ahead for the winter months, I will only be able to afford 4 cows for hay through the winter. I always keep my older cows and most people prefer buying younger proven cows, So Gwen & GrandSlam Kate are the best candidates to go to a new approved farm. Selling them will provide 2 months of hay for the rest of the herd this winter.
In Jillian's case her dad is coming back to the farm this year as a herd bull, so Jillian must find a new herd and a different bull to go to.
The bull produces thick, muscled, heavy weaning, growthy calves so I will welcome him with open arms and a few crackers.
But I will miss my goofy Jillian so much.
Even wet, going through a growth spurt AND shedding her winter coat, she is balanced...and goofy.
She is also my #1 Graham Cracker consumer......
Not that I am pointing hooves.....
I am also making other plans to cut cow expenses:
I am planting a lot of squash this summer to supplement the herds outrageous Nabisco Cinnamon Graham Cracker addiction. $$$$
It is an unusual form of a literal "cash crop" to cut the cost of their favorite treat way back… and save some cash.
I am also offering all those gardening zuccinni growers a place to dump their "over flow." I went to a greenhouse this morning and struck a deal to pick up all their squash and pumpkins this fall and anything else that is cowable.
If I have to sprinkle it with cinnamon to make it palatable for the cows, I will!
That's my plan.
I have thought long and hard about this.
My entire paycheck went to assure the cows had all the hay they could consume this winter. With no barns, they needed more food to stay warm.
Call me foolish, but its just the way I am. My cows are my life.
You already know that.
Farming is important. It's expensive. It gives me stomach aches and ulcers. But I love to farm. It's in my blood. I wish I could do more.
Wish I had land.
I have gone from 20 cows because of the 'Big Move' last year down to 5 adults with hopes of growing my herd back to a number that will pay for themselves.
Right now its all about finances and what I can realistically afford with just a part time job and a few other infrequent side jobs.
Worse yet is that my Simmentals are aging. I need to AI them in the near future, whenever we get a head chute, to a Simmental bull so I have a few registered heifers to carry on. The clock is ticking.
My only wish right this instant is that someone who is on the "same page" as I am, as far as cows, finds my ads and then comes up here to meet the herd.
If I had another wish, it would be that the job I love would boost my hours to 30. ..with health insurance.
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Daughter of O.J. Simpson lawyer Robert Kardashian and Kris Jenner, Kim Kardashian has been known for her striking beauty since bursting onto the Hollywood scene as Paris Hilton's BFF way back in 2006, but her look has changed quite a bit since then.
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Kim shot to fame in 2007 when the reality show Keeping up with the Kardashians hit our TV screens for the first time.
2009 was a busy year for Kim as she started to build her empire, releasing a fitness DVD, her own fragrance, as well as making cameos in various TV shows.
2010 was another successful year for Kim, as her empire grew she ventured further into the beauty industry, releasing a tanning range with her sisters in addition to releasing a clothing line and an autobiography which was a New York Time's best seller.
2011 was a big a year for Kim as she got married (and divorced 72 days later), released her third fragrance and opened her own store, Kardashian Khaos in Las Vegas.
2012 was the year one of Hollywood's biggest power couples began their relationship, as Kim met Kanye West and announced she was pregnant with the couple's first child later that year. She also launched two further fragrances and bought her Kardashian Kollection to England, as well as launching a line of cosmetics.
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Friday evening was overwhelming. We packed most of the stuff that was left (which felt like every single thing we owned), had Chick-fil-a for dinner, and shed lots of tears.
Saturday morning started early, with more packing. Josh got the moving truck, our wonderful friends came to help, and we packed up Josh's car and then started loading the moving truck and my car. Seriously, our friends are the best. Thank you all for coming, bringing us breakfast, cleaning, making small trips to the house for us, and for doing SUCH heavy lifting. We were so blessed and felt so loved by your help.
Josh and I arranged some furniture after our friends left, and headed to take the Uhaul back around 4… or something like that. It was all a sore, exhausted blur to be honest. We got to the Sheraton downtown around 5:10, checked in and got up to our swanky complimentary room around 5:20. We took speedy showers, got dressed up, and we got to the Christmas party right at 6. We looked NICE too.
Thus began a busy evening beginning with cocktail hour and mingling. As the evening unfolded, so did issues. I met the DJ and tried to find the lady in charge. When dinner didn't start on time, and was 30 minutes late, I started asking the wait staff where she was AND THEY DID NOT KNOW WHO SHE WAS. When I finally found her and asked why dinner had not been served-and found out she decided not to follow our schedule… and had been "watching the crowd" and no one was eating their salads… to which I responded "No one announced it was time to begin! Well… it's time to begin. Dinner's already 45 minutes late and I have been looking for you." Dinner was served within 10 minutes… and I'm pretty sure I was the first to be served.
The rest of the evening was enjoyable. Josh and I sat with fellow Seminary students, and SO enjoyed their company. Josh and I won 2 giftcards to nice restaurants (free date nights!), and when the "party" started we headed upstairs to our room. We caught "Santa Claus is Coming to Town" (classic)-and Josh said it was weird (poor confused man)- and were sound asleep by 11pm.
Sunday morning, we slept in and went to breakfast before church. We went to a cute little place called Courtney's. It was perfect. Old couples sitting with the paper and their coffee, young families with children cooing for more food, and couples like us. We both got breakfast platters- eggs, breakfast potatoes, blueberry pancakes for me and waffles for him, bacon for me and sausage for him. It was simply wonderful.
After breakfast we headed to church. After church we went to our new home, and had a meal of sandwiches, chips & salsa. After that, we went to the apartment and worked on cleaning. That is, until I couldn't stand anymore. See, here's the thing: I really haven't done much in 3 months between mono and being sick after that. This weekend knocked me out. So we called it and went back home to rest… which I'm not very good at. I sat down for maybe 30 minutes and then made the bed and started other stuff. After dinner I went back to the apartment to clean and Josh stayed at home to study for his Greek exam. I made MAJOR progress on the apartment- it's all clean!- and Josh is picking up the rest of our stuff today.
The main thing is that the move is done. And, in about an hour, the semester will be done as well. Then we get to have our 2nd married Christmas, settle into our home, and enjoy some much needed time together.
Dear Josh,
I am so blessed to be your wife. Thank you for calming me down during all the freakouts, for being my social butterfly at the Christmas party, for taking me on spontaneous breakfast dates, and digging through boxes to help me find stuff. 🙂 I'm so proud of you for all the work you've put in this semester, and for taking care of me so well.
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Easter is a fun holiday: hunting eggs and family time, but what's it really about? It's the anniversary of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ—the One who died to save us from our sins. Jesus declared,
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A zillion years ago I worked at the Carmel Valley Begonia Gardens.
I knew that I loved plants, and had a bedroom that was not unlike a jungle. I would visit the Begonia Gardens anytime I had a little extra cash, just to see what new houseplants were available.
Thinking about it now, I realize that it started before our family moved…I think I began collecting plants when I was in 7th or 8th grade…Coleus, wandering jew, asparagus ferns..all the simple 'beginner' plants.
When we moved to Carmel Valley, it got a little out of control. In a good way, I think. It gave me something to care for, as well as something to do. I had no friends, being the new kid, and my plants became a huge focus.
Anyway, I bring this up because it was Noel, the then owner of the Begonia Gardens, who coined the phrase "Fricks" for any plant that went weird. Either it would revert, or get some bizarre growth pattern…something odd like that. You plant lovers know what I'm speaking of.
Because I am so very fond of variegated plants, I will sooner or later see something odd begin in my own little garden…my own little "fricks" to love and admire...
|There is a big branch going goofy here.
This is so cool….
|Our Buddha likes it just fine.
I am always tempted to try and make cuttings of these little oddities, but I haven't yet. I guess I like to see where they will go, if I just let them be. As long as they look as great as these all do, I'm happy to sit back and watch.
|This small bit of beauty just popped up on this geranium.
Usually, it goes the other way, and I lose the variegation completely on a branch.
Then it's called reverting to the original. Here, it's the opposite, it seems.
As long as it doesn't cause any damage to the bigger part of the plants, I'm ok with it.
Below are two of several areas around the garden where my plectranthus is "fricking out".
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…And since I was shooting some pictures in the garden, I thought I'd add these, too…Just some areas I think are looking extra sweet right now.
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|I just keep making more cuttings of my favorite succulents.
Why not, eh?
The area around the fish 'pond'..which is really a huge pot, is looking so delicious right now. Better than ever.
|I've gone back to watering the container plants with MaxSea, a product I like a lot.
The results are great. I save my water for the special things...
|One last shot. The purple flowers are from this Brazilian impatient plant.
It dies back in winter, but seems to be loving the Max Sea.
I'll let you know if or when I make cuttings of my little fricks. They would be fun to spread around…!


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Global Health, Human Rights, and the Challenge of Neoliberal Policies
- Author: Audrey R. Chapman, University of Connecticut
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- Interprets the right to health as an emergent right needing to cope with a very different environment than the one in which it was initially framed
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1. The right to health as an emergent human right
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On March 13, 2018, amendments to the "Ley de la Propiedad Industrial" (IP Law) were published in the Official Gazette of the Federation. These reforms will enter into force on April 13, 2018.
The most notable points of these amendments, regarding industrial designs and patents, as well as denominations of origin and geographical indications, are:
Industrial Designs
- Referring to the creator with the term "designer", previously "inventor".
- Specific provisions regarding "independent creation" and "significant degree", both related to novelty requirement.
- Changing the duration of protection to 5 years, renewable by successive periods of 5 years – up to a maximum of 25 years, subject to payment of official fees.
- Monitoring expiry of the registration, when it is not renewed within the periods set by the Law.
- Shortening of the deadline from 6 to 2 months for the reception of information, from any person, regarding the fulfilment of novelty and inventive activity of a patent application.
Patents, utility models and industrial designs
- Recognition, as an inalienable right, the mentioning of the inventor/designer, in the publication of the application and the registration.
- Implementation of the publication in the Gazette of applications for utility models and industrial designs once accepted at formal examination.
- Implementation of the publication of divisional applications for patents, utility models and industrial designs.
- Consultation of pending application files of patents, utility models and industrial designs, once published in the Gazette.
Appellation of Origin and Geographic Indications
- The definition of appellation of origin is modified, taking into account the inclusion of geographical indications.
- A common procedure for the applications of declaration of protection to appellations of origin or geographical indications, as well as for their authorization of use has been set up.
- Inclusion of provisions for the cessation of the effects of declarations and authorizations for use.
- New provisions for the recognition in Mexico of appellations of origin and geographical indications, protected abroad, are incorporated.
- New administrative infringements considering the production, storage, transportation, distribution or sale of products of national origin without certification to the denomination of origin or geographical indication and its Official Mexican Standard as a crime, if the purpose is to obtain an economic benefit; a crime that will be prosecuted through a lawsuit, punishable by imprisonment of three to ten years and a fine of two thousand to twenty thousand units of measurement and update (UMA Unidad de Medida y Actualización).
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text: It's been a long time since I blogged. No excuse. Life I guess. There's been some things on my heart lately I'd like to share. Especially when I see what's going on in our country. I've been trying to grasp the full spectrum from what they call healthcare, the economy, bail outs, to missing people, violence, agriculture, oil, family problems from my small place on the mountain. It's enough to give me a headache, yet there is something stirring within me wanting to know TRUTH. Now I ask you, who do you trust? Our elected officials who promised us a better life, less financial pressures, economy growth, lower taxes or at least maintaining. I do think somewhere there is an answere and I want to search for it. As I do I hope to write my little findings here. Therefore I expect to fumble along,. make mistakes, add friends, and may a few who will shake their heads and wonder where I come from. Maybe even turn friends away. So I will ask for mercy up front and hope you will forgive my working through some touchy issues, should they . Than I just may remain silent as I have been. In any event you, any reader out there in blog land, has the opportunity to comment. Until then I remain concerned yet hopeful


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The above is a quote from my new fave show, "How I Met Your Mother." I just started watching this show a couple months ago so I'm only like one or two seasons in (I'm dvr-ing them)but I'm COMPLETELY in love with it!!! The other night I was watching the episode where *SPOILER ALERT* Marshall and Lily have broken up and he is trying to get along without her. It was the saddest, most realistic, and overall best episode I have seen yet. Marshall (played by my future husband, Jason Segel) was the most realistic dump-ee that I have seen on tv or in film. Exception: Peter Bretter who is ALSO played by this handsome devil:
Marshall was basically a broken down, sobbing, no pants-wearing, shell of a man. This went on for weeks and weeks and weeks until finally he was able to get up off his couch and make some pancakes. If you haven't seen this episode, I sincerely recommend it. And not just because Jason Segel is just so adorable, but because as someone with some experience in this area, I would definitely say that it is a realistic portrayal of his situation. The writers and actors really got to the core of what Marshall was going through, but they also had a great handle on what his friends (the rest of the cast, obv) were going through as well. Oh and I would also recommend the episode before it if you want a little background info plus some crazy good acting. It's all very sad and difficult to watch at times but never fear guys, it's a happy ending.
Ok, now that I'm done with that rant, I can brag about something awesome!!! I HAVE A JOB!!!!!!!!! HOORAY!!!!!!! I will be working in the child-watch center at the gym next door to BIL's place of work. It's pretty great actually. I'll be getting paid to hang out with kids all day PLUS a free membership to the gym! So that's pretty cool. It really works well with my workout schedule because I can either go in early and take a class or I can stay after and do some cardio or whatevah. Now, this brings me to the my next item of discussion...It's very embarrassing but I'm going to share my story with y'all anyway. On Monday night I went to a Zumba class at another gym. This is my third time taking this woman's class and she is AMAZING!!! She makes the class super fun and I always feel like I'm learning how to shake what my momma gave me whilst getting a crazy good workout. It is definitely a class I was planning on continuing to take even though I have a free membership just because it is so hard to find an amazing instructor sometimes and she really is all that and a bag of chips. Anyway, Monday night I walk into the gym and go to pay my 15 dollas for the class and I see that there is this REALLY cute guy working the desk. We're not talking run-of-the-mill average looking Joe either, we are talking like, Brawny paper towel guy kind of looks. So I go to pay for the class, and the guy is being super flirty with me and totally making me late for class (but hey, who am I to complain?) by trying to talk me into buying a membership for this gym. Now, I know for a fact that these guys do not get money for making a sale but I do know that they get credit. And this guy was soooo cute that I actually found myself considering it. And then, long story short, I found myself actually signing up for the thing! Next thing I knew, I was a new member. At this gym, where I do not work. Womp WOMMMMMP! I mean, it's not too, too bad. After all, the membership is 60 bucks a month, which is what I'd be paying anyway if I only go to Zumba once a week, so it's not a huuuuge difference. But the point of the story is that I let a super cute guy talk me into buying a membership at a gym when I already have a FREE one to the gym down the street. It was not my proudest moment, but I think we can all agree that it could have been waaaaaaaaaaay worse. You can all stop laughing at me now.
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
"When I get sad, I stop being sad, and be awesome instead!"
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Hilariously embarrassing - reminds me of the friends episode where chandler can't get out of his gym membership and ross goes with him to "quit the gym" but ends up buying a membership too!!! So are you going to "quit that gym" too, or continue to pay?ReplyDelete
I think I'm just going to keep paying. I mean it really is the same amount I'm paying now, only except from week to week I just pay at the beginning of the month.ReplyDelete
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Edamame Hummus
I can never get hummus right when I make it with chickpeas, but edamame works so much better. And it doesn't have that bean-y taste that you sometimes get with chickpeas. This is good!
My favorite way to use edamame hummus is as a sandwich spread. I don't like mayo or mustard, so edamame hummus makes a great substitute. I have eaten it on flatbread and topped it with roasted summer veggies for an easy weeknight meal. And of course, any kind of hummus is great as a dip for fresh vegetables, pita bread, or crackers. And the best part? It is as easy as 1-2-3!!
- 1/2 pound frozen shelled edamame (green soy beans), about 1 1/2 cups
- 1/4 cup tahini
- 1/4 cup water
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly grated lemon zest
- 1 lemon (about 3 tablespoons), juiced
- 1 clove garlic, smashed
- 3/4 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1/4 teaspoon ground coriander
- 3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley
Suggested serving: Sliced cucumbers, celery, and olives, carrots, sliced peppers, cauliflower. Anything goes! Just eat the colors of the rainbow.
- Boil the beans in salted water for 4 to 5 minutes, or microwave, covered, for 2 to 3 minutes.
- In a food processor, puree the edamame, tahini, water, lemon zest and juice, garlic, salt, cumin, and coriander until smooth. With the motor running, slowly drizzle in 2 tablespoons of the olive oil and mix until absorbed.
- Transfer to a small bowl, stir in the parsley and drizzle with remaining oil. Serve with the suggested vegetables, or refrigerate, covered, up to 1 day.


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We are located in lovely Russian Hill above Hyde Street. We're a couple of blocks from Grace Cathedral, tucked away from busy streets with a stunning view of the Bay Bridge. There's a corner store a few doors down as well as a coffee shop on the adjacent corner. We're three blocks and a lovely walk from Polk Street and if you walk one block up Jones, you can see Alcatraz.
Street parking is available and easily accessible before five o'clock in the evening (allow ten minutes and you should be fine). After five, we recommend allowing twenty minutes to find parking or you can use the parking garage at 1320 Washington. The garage runs parallel to us, between Jones and Leavenworth and the walk to us takes about 3 minutes.
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How to reach us
The Foundation is located in Genoa Vesima and it is about 20 Km from the city centre.
Look up the map!
By car:
Highway A10 (from Genoa)
Exit at Genova Voltri.
At the crossroads turn right, direction Arenzano.
Public parking is near the Foundation.
Highway A10 (from Savona)
Exit at Arenzano.
At the crossroads turn left, direction Genoa.
Public parking is near the Foundation.
With public transports:
Stop at the railway station of Genova Voltri.
Take the bus ( Voltri-Cogoleto-Varazze line)direction Cogoleto-Varazze. Stop at the bus station Via Rubens F. Casa Cantoniera.
The Foundation is about 35-40 minutes on foot by Genova Voltri train station.
From Genoa take the Urban Line 1 (direction Voltri) and get off at the final stop of Genoa Voltri bus station.
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TEA TREE OIL is widely used as the main ingredient in various skin care products such as nail and skin creams, massage oils, lotions, and anti-acne products. It vigorously delivers an antiseptic and anti-inflammatory solution.
There is some certain state of conditions wherein Doctors tend to prescribe this essential oil as a natural substitution for the conventional drugs. The reason is simple, those conventional drugs don't provide highly effective thus causing severe side-effects.
To obtain best results, you should invest buying 100 percent pure tea tree oil. This is one of the safest forms of treatment for the skin so you can use it undiluted in small amounts. In some cases, you should put yourself aside into safest ones by diluting it in some carrier oil.
10 Important Benefits of Tea Tree Oil for the Skin:
1. Treatment of Cuts and Infections
Lavender essential oil mixed with tea tree oil, when combined, it will form an incredible and powerful ointment for your cuts and infections.
2. Eczema
Eczema is a steadfast skin condition which frequently drives to itchiness, dryness, blistering, and severe rash. Still, the antiseptic properties of this oil heal the skin and soothe the itchiness.
All you must do is to put some drop of pure tea tree oil to the wart, bind it with a bandage, and leave it on the area for at least 8 hours, or overnight. In the morning, clean the area, and repeat daily until it falls off after 2-4 weeks.
3. Reduce the appearance of Acnes
It will reduce the scars which are the result caused by acne, as it will lighten them and repair the balance of the skin. It cleanses the skin of toxins and prevents its clogging. The powerful antibacterial and antifungal compounds in this oil soothe inflammation that causes swellings on the skin.
To eliminate scars, mix a tablespoon of raw honey with two drops of tea tree oil, and apply the mixture to the skin. Massage it in for a few minutes, and leave it to act for 20 minutes. Rinse with cold water, and repeat daily.
4. Boils
Tea tree oil effectively battles a staph infection, including if resistant to antibiotics. You should dip a cotton ball in a mixture of tea tree and almond oil and apply to boils several times daily.
5. Razor Burn Relief
To relieve the irritation after shaving, apply a small amount of this oil on the area, as it works as a natural astringent. After shaving, mix several drops of tea tree oil with 2 teaspoons witch hazel, and using a cotton ball, apply on the affected area.
6. Chicken Pox and Fade Scars
Chickenpox causes intense itching, which often leads to numerous scars. To relieve the itchiness, you should soak in a warm bath with tea tree oil. Just 5 drops of tea tree oil diluted in a carrier oil under the running water when filling a bath, and soak in it for half an hour.
7. Makeup Remover
Numerous makeup removers contain this oil, but for best effects, prepare your own, natural, homemade one. In a 4-ounce glass jar with a lid, combine a quarter cup of extra-virgin olive oil with 10 drops tea tree oil, shake well, and store in a cool, dark place. Then, dip a cotton ball in it and sweep over the face. Wash it off with warm water.
8. Relieving Psoriasis
Psoriasis is a result of the accumulation of dead skin cells on the surface of the skin. It causes red, scaly and inflamed areas of the skin, which can be painful and cause irritations. The anti-inflammatory properties of this oil can be of great help, as they will soothe the symptoms, and prevent spreading.
Mix 10 drops of tea tree oil with 2 tablespoons of melted coconut oil, and apply on the affected areas 2-3 times daily.
9. Removal of Warts
Warts don't give you an extreme pain or aggravation upon the skin, but it looks very unattractive and disgusting. Still, this oil will help you in preventing infections and the growth of bacteria and fungi. Gives a relief from irritations, inflammation, and redness.
10. It diminishes athlete's foot
Mix tea tree oil for you to naturally treat athlete's foot. Also, include arrowroot powder and baking soda in the procedure and treatment.
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The ASHRAE Learning Institute announced it will offer 10 courses during ASHRAE's 2017 Annual Conference in Long Beach, Calif. The headlining topic is "Complying with Standard 90.1-2016: HVAC/Mechanical," which will be held on June 27. This is the first time this specific course has been made available at an ASHRAE conference.
The course discusses the new and updated requirements for HVAC and service water heating systems of ASHRAE Standard 90.1-2016 Energy Standards for Buildings, and how to comply during building design and construction. It will be taught by ASHRAE member McHenry "Mack" Wallace Jr., P.E., LEED AP, who has served on the ASHRAE Standard 90.1 Committee for the past 19 years.
"Each ALI course has been developed by industry practitioners who understand the knowledge and experience expected for superior building design and system operation," said ASHRAE President Tim Wentz, Fellow ASHRAE, HBDP. "As such, we are excited to provide our conference attendees with these high-quality continuing education opportunities, and we invite them to take advantage of the courses most applicable to their field."
In addition to "Complying with Standard 90.1-2016: HVAC/Mechanical," two full-day professional development seminars and seven half-day short courses are being offered June 24-27 (click here for more information):
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• "Designing High-Performance Healthcare HVAC Systems" (Half day)
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• "High-Performance Building Design: Applications & Future Trends" (Half day)
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All 10 courses are open for registration and are eligible for Professional Development Hours or Continuing Education Credits. ASHRAE recommends participants check with their specific state board for PDH and/or CEU requirements.


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Over the years, TreesNC has been fortunate to collaborate with North Carolina Cooperative Extension - the outreach arm of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at North Carolina State University and the School of Agriculture at North Carolina A&T State University.
We are particularly fortunate to welcome to our team Ben Grandon, Extension Agent for Agriculture and Horticulture for Randolph County.
Ben has agreed to support our work for the creation East Side Grove - a grove of fruit and nut bearing trees for Asheboro's East Side Neighborhood. Ben and TreesNC president Owen George walked the grove site this week and mapped planting locations for apple, pear, fig and persimmon trees.
Ben's extensive background as a horticulturalist is playing an important role in this exciting project!


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If you run a construction business and have been thinking about staff training or taking on an apprentice in Bricklaying or Site Carpentry, these sessions are for you.
We at ACE Training would like to invite you to our specialist training facility to hear how you and your businesses could benefit financially from training your staff, including Apprenticeships, On Site Assessment Training and CSCS training.
Our Managing Director, Adam Marsh, Will give a short presentation on financial benefits, overcoming insurance challenges, side stepping bureaucracy and minimising health and safety issues.
We've specially timed these short sessions to allow you to attend before going to or when coming from site and as an added incentive we've got free tea, coffee and bacon butties. We've also got trade stands from Site Safety UK, Oxfordshire County Council and more.
Our FREE Q&A sessions take place on Tuesday 23rd July and Tuesday 13th August at 7:30am to 9am and they're repeated from 4pm to 6pm at our premises at ACE Training, 15a Stationfield Industrial Estate, Kidlington, Oxon, OX5 1JD.
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What does Kaleigh mean?
Kaleigh ▼ as a name for girls is of Greek and Gaelic derivation, and the meaning of Kaleigh is "beautiful, lovely; slim and fair; slender". Kaleigh is a version of Callie (Greek). Kaleigh is also a variant of Cayla (Irish, Gaelic). Kaleigh is also used as a form of Kaylee (Gaelic).
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VARIANTS Kaylley, Kaylleigh, Kaylie, Kayli▼, Kayley▼, Kayleigh, Kaylei, Kaylea, Kayla▼, Kaly, Kally, Kallie, Kalli, Kalley, Kallee, Kalie, Kaley▼, Kalei, Kalee, Kailie, Kaili, Kailey▼, Kaileigh, Kailee, Kahley, Kahlei, Kaelie, Kaeli, Kaeley, Kaeleigh, Kaelee, Caylie, Caylia, Cayley, Cayleigh, Caylee▼, Cally, Calli, Calley, Callee, Calie, Cali▲, Caley, Caleigh, Calee, Cailie, Cailey, Caileigh, Caila, Cahlie, CaelaCREATIVE FORMS
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How popular is Kaleigh?
Kaleigh is a somewhat prominent first name for females (#3712 out of 4276, Top 87%) but an unusual surname for all people. (2000 U.S. DEMOGRAPHICS)
Kaleigh entered the list in 1980-1989 and reached its highest rank of #399 in the U.S. in 2001, and is at #1316 currently. (2016 U.S. SSA RECORDS)
Which version is better?
Prominent related forms of Kaleigh (#1316 FROM RECENT DATA) listed in the Top 2000 are Kaylee (#70), Kayla (#129), Callie (#212), Cali (#263), Kayleigh (#348), Kailey (#595), Kaylie (#604), Kallie (#850), Kailee (#912), Caylee (#914), Kaley (#1311), Caleigh (#1550), Kayley (#1701), Cayleigh (#1945), Cayla (#1989), Kaylea, Kayli, Kalli, Kaylei, Cailey, Kalie, Kalei, Kalee, Kaileigh, Kaeli, Caylie, Cayley, Cally, Calli, Caley and Kaili. Adoption of these relations of Kaleigh was at its apex in 1996 (MEDIAN #1159) and is now much reduced (#1459, ▼55%). Callie is a perennial favorite, although Cali appears to be getting popular too, while forms such as Kayla are no longer trendy.
Similar Names
Kaleigh▼ is pronounced similarly to Kaelah, Kailagh, Kalah, Kalea, Kaleah, Kali▲, Kalia, Kelleigh and Kyleigh. Other suggested similar-sounding names are Analeigh, Ansleigh, Arleigh, Ashleigh▼, Baileigh, Baleigh, Bayleigh, Bradleigh, Breigh, Bryleigh▲, Carleigh, Ceileigh, Charleigh▲, Dafneigh, Darceigh, Darseigh, Deneigh, Emmaleigh, Hadleigh▲, Haileigh, Haleigh▼, Harleigh▲, Hayleigh, Hedleigh (see Hadley), Holleigh, Joleigh, Kadejah, Kalaine, Kaleen, Kaleena, Kaleesha, Kaleila, Kalen, Kalena, Kalene, Kalesta, Kalifa, Kalila, Kalilah, Kalin, Kalina, Kalisa, Kalisha, Kallita, Kaneisha, Kareima, Kareina, Karenah, Karleigh, Karlein (see Caroline), Kelbeigh (see Kelby), Kelseigh, Kempleigh (see Kempley), Langleigh, Leigh▼, Lesleigh, Marleigh▲, Nataleigh, Nelseigh, Raileigh, Raleigh, Rawleigh, Rileigh, Selbeigh (see Selby) and Tereigh. These names tend to be less frequently used than Kaleigh.See names in meaning and etymology.


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Will he make a bid? Wall Street is abuzz with speculation to that effect, but Sanford Bernstein analyst Tom Wolzein doubts it will happen. Malone recently has increased his cable presence in Europe, but in the U.S. he now seems to be backing digital satellite as his preferred delivery platform, via Liberty's 18% stake in
As a cable mastermind, Malone has always inspired awe from both friend and foe. Among the latter was
That's when rumors began flying that Malone might soon join in a bidding war against Comcast
That was the day he originally was scheduled to leave AT&T's board. But he announced this week that he was stepping down a month early because he had been excluded from the board's negotiations with Comcast regarding AT&T's cable business. He also made a point of telling Armstrong the Comcast bid should be rejected as "insufficient."
Malone, as one of AT&T's largest shareholders, cannot be pleased with the meltdown of Armstrong's grand convergence vision. Armstrong went on a huge shopping spree in the late '90s, buying TCI and MediaOne to turn AT&T into the nation's largest cable company. But AT&T's stock declined precipitously, forcing Armstrong to spin off his wireless unit,
Even if Malone does not bid for the cable business himself, he likely will play a role in determining its fate. However things turn out, Malone clearly has re-emerged from his brief stay under Armstrong's shadow. Once the Liberty spinoff is complete, the 60-year-old Malone will once again be a completely independent operator, free to pursue his own convergence vision. Exactly what that is, he is not saying. But the communications world will be closely watching his every move.


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CONCORD, N.C. - Lost in the surprising finish of Sunday's Coca-Cola 600 was a third-place finish by Kyle Petty.
Like race winner Casey Mears, Petty skipped a final pit stop and gambled he could finish the race on fumes.
It was Petty's best finish in nearly 10 years.
"Contrary to what it sometimes appears, I don't come to the racetrack every week to run 35th," Petty said. "I do a lot of times. I'm driving my butt off to run 35th, and I can honestly say this: I ran 28th at Vegas or somewhere like that and felt like I drove harder than I did tonight and was prouder of that finish because I took a car that I felt was a 43rd-place car and finished 28th with it."
Despite the result, Petty said he wasn't going to make too much out of his best finish since a third-place showing at the Dover International Speedway on Sept. 21, 1997.
"In all honesty it's just a race," he said. "We didn't change the world tonight. It's just a race, and I guess I'm at that stage where it's just a race. It feels good. It feels dang good to come and race with these guys, to race side-by-side with J.J. (Yeley), to race side-by-side with Ricky (Rudd) again and Reed (Sorenson). Some of these guys are 20 years younger than I am. To race and be competitive with these guys feels good. I would have taken that and gone to the house tonight. The third place, that's just a cherry on the sundae as far as I'm concerned."
Not only was the victory Mears' first in the Nextel Cup Series, Yeley's second-place effort and Sorenson's fourth-place finish were career highs. Also, Brian Vickers finished fifth, the best finish for Toyota.
Tryson mulling offers
Less than a week after being fired at Roush Fenway Racing and Greg Biffle's car, crew chief Pat Tryson is being courted by Dale Earnhardt Inc.
Officials at DEI said they've made an offer to Tryson, who last year worked with Mark Martin.
While Tryson is sorting through other offers, crew chief David Hyder returned to the track last week with Jeremy Mayfield. Hyder was suspended by NASCAR at the Daytona International Speedway in February after the sanctioning body found an illegal substance in the fuel line of Michael Waltrip's car.
Credential crackdown
A few days after NASCAR suspended the truck driver from David Reutimann's team for making a fake credential. NASCAR confiscated more than a dozen credentials after Sunday's race at the Lowe's Motor Speedway.
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I look down at the foie gras and it looks back at me. I've been staring at the guy for a half hour already, too afraid to approach it and am instead fondling the outside of its smooth, coral flesh.
Foie gras is a dirty word. Some people call it that because something about feeding a duck more food than usual is worse than any of the other atrocities we commit in the name of raising Tyson chickens. I call foie a dirty word because it's the forbidden offal culinary wannabes want to eat and pretend they like in the name of being cool. It's a taboo rite of passage, like your first underage drink or experience with cannabis. On the outside people scold and lecture you, but on the inside they're silently cheering and celebrating your milestone achievement. Foie gras is borderline sacrilegious, and I love it.
So when The Chef asks, "Do you want to make a foie gras torchon?", I'm giddy like a kid going to Disneyland but also equal parts terrified. When was the last time you saw Emeril or Rachel Ray show you how to prepare a foie gras torchon? Sure, lobsters are scary to prepare because they can claw at your thumbs and cost a fortune, but look at an eighty dollar hunk of liver staring so unassumingly back at you and you'll know a different kind of kitchen fear. So here I am, continuing to stare down at a perfect two pound lobe of grade A foie gras.
I take a final minute to let the intimidation wear off, admiring it in all of it's shiny, greasy glory. Over time the light coral flesh slowly softens like a stick of European butter, and I'm finally ready. With Kenji's guide in hand, I slowly use my fingers and offset spatula to spread it apart like buttercream. I dig through and probe with my fingers, pulling out the veins with a pair of tweezers like I'm some sort of surgeon, except right now the foie is looking like a mangled mess. As a disclaimer to future torchon makers, every step of preparing foie makes it feel like you're royally screwing up.
The liver is unrecognizably flattened – to which I still feel one hundred percent unconfident – and the dry cure, meticulously measured to the tenth of the gram, is applied based off the weight of the foie gras, including curing salt to prevent the virgin pink flesh from discoloring. A sprinkling of Sauternes follows, and I sloppily flip over the square of flattened liver and repeat.
Next comes the trickiest part – the rolling and the tightening of these loosely packed, greasy chunks of liver into a tight cylinder. I use the sheet of plastic wrap to roll it as tightly as possible, aggressively groping the mushy innards and constantly keeping in the back of my mind how much would be going to waste if I mess this all up. I can't find any butcher's twine strong enough, so two five foot long pieces of plastic wrap are twisted together into a MacGyvered rope, wound around each end of the roll to tighten the foie. The torchon (Whom I affectionately name Foie-liver) hangs in the walk in overnight for both the cure and the bondage to work their magic.
The next day he's submerged in a hot bath to smooth the surface. I panic as beads of fat start leaking out, although apparently Kenji says this is normal. His rope is tightened once more before he's sent back in the walk in for a few more days.
You're probably sick of me talking about all of the food milestones I've hit this year – I am too, because it's starting to get really annoying. But here I am, at the age of twenty three, about to having my first ever bite of a foie gras torchon. I unwrap Foie-liver from his protective shielding, trying hard to ignore the cylindrical firmness and how phallic this process has been. He's sliced and a piece is perched on a piece of toast fried in an almost too much amount of butter, with a few flakes of crunchy Maldon salt.
It's hard accurately describe the taste of foie to someone who's never had it – it's too fundamentally unique. It's like asking someone to describe the flavor of beef without using the phrase "beefy." But as you eat it, it begins to smoothly melt and coat the mouth like a piece of Scharffen Berger chocolate. The flavor is only subtly gamey - it is liver after all, but the funkiness is faint yet profound. Think a more umami version of brie, with an undertone of roasted apple from the sauternes. It takes a few minutes for me to digest everything that's going on with my palate, but most of all I'm thinking how I would have never had the chance to make a foie gras torchon unless I was here at the restaurant.
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This week I'm making buttermilk spiced cupcakes with caramel frosting for Ladytroupe Sweet's Market Day at the embassy and so I decided to make my own buttermilk. Mostly because I can't buy milk some days let alone buttermilk here in Addis Ababa. I stocked up on the freshest cream I could find and plopped 2 cups of it in my blender and turned it on high.
The cream turned to whipped cream then after a minute or so a thin liquid started to emerge as the fat globed together. When I saw the butter globs in the buttermilk I was giddy! I made butter and buttermilk! It is so easy.
I poured the liquid through cheesecloth and collected the buttermilk. Next I spooned the thick glob of wet butter into the cheese cloth and twisted and squeezed as much of the buttermilk out as I could. The precious buttermilk went in the fridge to be used in my cupcakes.
I continued to knead the butter in my hands until barely any liquid squeezed out when I pushed. I rinsed the butter in ice water and squeezed again. The butter went in the freezer for a batch of scones.
Notes: After having gone through this process a second time (for the second batch of cupcakes) I have to let you know that making buttermilk in a food processor is so much easier. The blades just do a much better job of churning the cream and getting all that fat collected. Skip the blender. Do it in your food processor.


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A recurring theme in the West of England is one of collaborations facilitating innovation and growth, making the whole greater than the sum of the parts, and stimulating ecosystems that may help us flourish in LABB (Life After Brexit in Bristol).
This one is between the University of Bristol and UWE, with Watershed and Opposable VR – organisers of VR World Congress. Also involved are the BBC, Bath Spa University and We The Curious (formerly At-Bristol).
Pretty cool stuff too.
Bristol's dedicated VR Lab becomes a reality after gaining financial backing Bristol is to strengthen its role as a leading centre for virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) with the opening in January of one of the UK's first dedicated research centres for the fast-growing sector.


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A couple of weeks ago, I mentioned that Donald Trump's control over government has put issues like women's reproductive health and LGBTQ dignity on a collision course with "religious liberty." At the end of July, U.S. Attorney General Jefferson Beauregard Sessions expanded on a Trump Executive Order to protect religious liberty by announcing that his Department of Justice had created a Religious Liberty Task Force. According to Sessions, the task force follows up on the October memo that essentially allows business owners and medical professionals, for example, to withhold service to people they find morally undesirable.
In interviews, Sessions has said that his name and recognition as an Alabama conservative, are what make people think of him as a bigot. To be fair, he is named after Jefferson Davis, President of the Confederacy and P.G.T. Beauregard, Confederate General. So…there's that. But if you think Sessions is a bigot just because he was named after famous bigots, that ain't it. In his roles as a prosecutor, legislator, and head of the U.S. Department of Justice, he's actually moved like one.
During Sessions's confirmation hearings, Senator Elizabeth Warren tried to read the 1986 letter penned by Coretta Scott King that opposed Sessions's appointment to the federal bench. Sessions's nomination was ultimately torpedoed by his involvement in a 1985 voter fraud case. Back then, Sessions had charged three voter registration activists with violations of federal mail fraud for helping Black elderly and illiterate voters, with their consent, complete their absentee ballots.
But Sessions hadn't shown that same energy to white communities that did the same thing in prior elections. King wrote: "The federal courts hold a unique position in our constitutional system, ensuring that minorities and other citizens without political power have a forum in which to vindicate their rights. Because of this unique role, it is essential that the people selected to be federal judges respect the basic tenets of our legal system: respect for individual rights and a commitment to equal justice for all." You can read her full letter here.
King's criticisms are more than 30 years old, but they were prescient. Sessions has a record of obstruction of civil rights progress. He ignores the reported bias of mandatory minimum sentencing. He embraces xenophobia to the extent that even immigrant victims of domestic violence could be blocked from seeking asylum. And he's used the same rhetoric enslavers used to justify separating brown children from their families at the border. King warned that power in the hands of someone like Jeff Sessions could change the quality of life for marginalized people for generations.
She was right. In the Senate, Sessions was one of 100, and his influence depended on the makeup of the rest of the legislative body. As a Senator who opposes marriage equality, for example, Sessions still needed the support of 59 more people before his opinion could become law. But as Attorney General, Sessions needs only the time to write up a biased directive and schedule a press conference to introduce it.
This is the same DOJ that banned Muslims from entering the country; the same one that recognizes "Black identity extremists" but can't think of any White ones; the same one that supports the baker's right to free speech, but not Kaep's. "Religious liberty" isn't what they're really after. What they want is White, Christian, heteronormative supremacy. This fight is the political fight of our time.


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Wyandanch, NY The Albanese Organization, with its joint venture partner Community Development Corporation of Long Island, closed on $33.4 million in construction financing for 1 Washington Ave., at the Wyandanch Rising redevelopment site. This development, the third multifamily building constructed by Albanese since receiving its master developer designation from the town of Babylon in 2011, will consist of 124 studio, one and two-bedroom rental apartments designed to be affordable for a wide range of household income levels.
"We are extremely pleased at the evolution of the Wyandanch Rising development, and this residential building will help us keep pace with the strong demand for affordable and workforce rental housing we're seeing," said Albanese Org. chairman Russell Albanese. "In addition to CDCLI, there are many partners to thank for making this financing possible, including: New York State Homes & Community Renewal, Suffolk County, Town of Babylon, Babylon IDA, Sterling National Bank, New York Community Bank, and Hudson Housing Capital. This continues to be a very successful public-private partnership."
Gwen O'Shea, CDCLI's president and CEO, said, "CDCLI is pleased to be partnering with the Albanese Organization on this transformative, transit-oriented, multifamily development. In addition to reaching out to all of the pending potential renters who had expressed interest in the original lottery at Wyandanch Village and are on the existing waiting list, we will be performing extensive outreach and a preference will be given to veterans. We expect demand for these beautiful apartments to be high."
"The town of Babylon looks forward to continuing the progress of Wyandanch Village. The Babylon Town Board and I are excited to start this next step in this important revitalization project," said town of Babylon supervisor Rich Schaffer. "We thank the Albanese Org. for the tremendous work they have done in Wyandanch."


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Wednesday, March 30, 2011
As I'm writing this post, the little monster is:
1. running around hitting his head on the bars of the treadmill (that is in the craft room).
2. lining up my glues, paint bottles, hand sanitizer (under adult supervision, of course).
3. learning how to open my Copics (AAAAAHHHHHHHHHH!!!!).
And you wonder why my blog posts are always short? :)
Here's a l.o. of the dude during Halloween 2009. He was an astronaut and I always, ALWAYS must buy an accessory to go along with it (in this case, that little monster alien).
Thought those cute Monster PP from My Little Shoebox would be fitting! Added some misting for dimension.
Have a great one!
6 comments:
- KanataNewf said...
sounds like you have your hands full! Love your beautiful layout.
- March 30, 2011 at 11:38 AM
- yyam said...
Awww...such a cutie! You know I *heart* your little boy right? Such a fun layout Rinne!!! Love the monsters!
- March 30, 2011 at 6:26 PM
- Sparkle said...
Such a darling layout!
- March 30, 2011 at 11:19 PM
- sunghee said...
I remember his "younger" days. Don't monsters grow up so quick! Such an adorable layout. Love the mist on the background and the tag is so cute!
- March 31, 2011 at 7:55 AM
- jo said...
CUTE!!! I can't believe how big he's gotten! Soon we won't be able to dress up our little ones the way we want! WAH!
- April 3, 2011 at 12:49 AM
- Amy said...
Very cool layout design and use of that fun monster paper... what a fantastic page! I always love your attention to detail with everything, from the crafts you create to the parties you plan... it amazes me!:)
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We have wrapped metallic cylinders with strongly absorbing metamaterials. These resonant structures, which are patterned on flexible substrates, smoothly coat the cylinder and give it an electromagnetic response designed to minimize its radar cross section. We compare the normal-incidence, small-beam reflection coefficient with the measurement of the far-field bistatic radar cross section of the sample, using a quasi-planar THz wave with a beam diameter significantly larger than the sample dimensions. In this geometry we demonstrate a near-400-fold reduction of the radar cross section at the design frequency of 0.87 THz. In addition we discuss the effect of finite sample dimensions and the spatial dependence of the reflection spectrum of the metamaterial.


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