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Manu Tuilagi's England return scuppered as long-standing groin problem flares up again
Leicester centre joins growing injury list for Red Rose chief Eddie Jones ahead of Autumn Internationals
MANU TUILAGI is out of England's autumn internationals after being ruled out for up to eight weeks.
The Leicester Tigers battering-ram centre is struggling with another groin issue and has not made a Red Rose appearance since June 2014.
In January this year the 25-year-old made his comeback from 15 months out with an original painful and long-standing issue with his groin - only to be struck down by hamstring and knee injuries on two other occasions since.
Frustrated Leicester Tigers boss Richard Cockerill said: "Manu will be back within six to eight weeks.
"It's tough, it's tough for everybody. We are going to sort out the player. We want him fit. His groin's not right, we're going to get it right. At the moment, we are hoping it's no more than eight weeks. He's running, its nowhere near as severe as before."
Tuilagi is one of ELEVEN current England players battling with knocks.Skipper Dyaln Hartley has a back problem - although that is not thought to be long-term.
Fly-half Owen Farrell (back) has not played since the series win against Australia in June and his Saracens teammate George Kruis (back) missed their last two Premiership games.
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TUITIONManu Tuilagi on his injury return: 'I've learned a lot while watching and analysing the game'
Manu is Centre stageEddie Jones sweats on Tuilagi and calls up four uncapped players to the England side
RED RIO-SE HELPEddie Jones calls in gold-winning Team GB's women's hockey coach Danny Kerry to inspire England
Back-rows James Haskell (foot) and Jack Clifford (ankle) will be out of the full autumn international calendar.
Prop Joe Marler (concussion) and his Harlequins teammate Danny Care (rib) - should be back in time for the first game against South Africa on November 12.
Jack Nowell (thumb) as well as Jonathan Joseph and Jonny May (both knee) are also well on the way to making a comeback for they clubs before the end of October.


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Ensuring freedom from all forms of domestic violence through empowerment, education, and community.
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- We are here to help people learn to choose to stand against domestic violence.
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- We are here to discover what domestic violence victims are feeling.
- We are here to help these victims identify their options.
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Some Unique Advantages of Renting to Own Property Today
Owning a piece of property can either be easy or hard depending on a person's circumstances. Many people are of the opinion that there are only two ways to buy property. Either via paying cash or through a mortgage. However, there is a unique third option which has been around for many years and which provides both buyers and sellers perfect opportunities to settle property ownership deals.
In contemporary property transactions, ownership changes over immediately or within a few days. In the rent to own transaction, the renter or buyer pays rent and a small premium over time and then finally pays the remaining balance of the property price. Initially, the buyer will pay some premium which will serve as a lock to the property price. The buyer, just as the seller, stands to enjoy a number of benefits which are hard to come by in the other forms of property exchange transactions. These benefits are discussed below:
To the renter or buyer
- The renter retains the control of the property for the period that the contract is in force or at least until any party to the contract breaches it. This means that the renter will have the right to improve on the property and treat it as their own. They will perform the basic home improvement tasks including painting and renovations.
- The property's price is locked. This means that the buyer and the seller will agree on a specific price for the property. Even when the neighboring property market appreciates, this will remain at the set price. This helps to protect the buyer from being manipulated by the seller. However, at the onset of this contract, the price set will be usually higher than its value currently; otherwise, the seller will have no motivation to sell it.
- In most cases, the people who use the rent buy option are those with poor credit ratings or those who cannot access bank loans. This option makes it possible for them to begin the process of owning a property as they streamline their financial affairs. Moreover, the approval period of this transaction is far shorter than the mortgage approval.
To the landlord or seller
- In the contemporary market, a seller of the property is only able to access a small number of potential buyers, hence making the selling process slow and at times uncompetitive. With the access of the rent-to-buy group, a seller has a new category of buyers who will make their property fetch a better price.
- This is another way through which a person can earn income using their property. A property owner could be in need of cash to buy some other property while at the same time not in a hurry to sell off their current one. They can use the initial down payment premium paid by the renter or buyer in the meantime.
- The rented property which the landlord is selling will remain in immaculate condition because the tenant will keep it so. The renter is looking forward to honoring the deal and hence will make every effort to keep it clean.
So for both,the renter and the seller, to rent property turns out to be a good move financially.


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Day 15.
one thing you wore
one thing you gave away
one thing you shared
my time. why is this the hardest thing for me to share? but sharing myself and my time with her while the boys did boy stuff outside and she stayed inside feeling left out was more important than reading or napping or any of the other plans i had for this afternoon.
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In lieu of Peak of the Week this week we will be participating in the visitation for the family of Barbara Alison. Barbara receive her reward Tuesday Morning and we want to celebrate with the family.
2 Timothy 4:7-8
I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith. 8 Now there is in store for me the crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous Judge, will award to me on that day-and not only to me, but also to all who have longed for his appearing.


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Kiss Me Like You Mean It
Solomon's Crazy in Love How-To Manual
Where to Purchase
Goodbye, passion? Not so fast.
Yes, it's true--that glorious, heart-pumping feeling of love and desire does seem to vanish in the wake of kids, careers, and, well, life. But you can reclaim that mad-for-you, crazy-in-love feeling, and this time it will be deeper and more intimate than ever before. Your guide? King Solomon, the Bible's greatest lover, who has a few secrets up his ancient sleeve about how a husband and wife can experience unending passion--and have a blast doing it.
Psychologist and marriage therapist Dr. David Clarke shows you why the ardent exchanges and God-inspired, 3,000-year-old techniques of Solomon and Shulamith worked then--and still work today. You will learn how to troubleshoot problems and conflicts, put each other first, have fun, flirt, and be more playful and sensual.
You got married because you were over-the-moon wild about each other, and you can experience that exhilarating passion again; the Song of Solomon reveals how!
"Dr. David Clarke knows people. Dr. David Clarke knows humor. Dr. David Clarke knows his Bible. These come together in the perfect storm to put passion back in your marriage."--Dr. Woodrow Kroll, president of Back to the Bible International
"If you've lost that loving feeling but would like to get it back again--and in the process take your marriage to a whole new level--then Kiss Me Like You Mean It is a book you'll have a hard time putting down. It is humorous, witty, well-written, but most of all practical! David's keen insights from the Song of Solomon will help you see marriage from a new perspective and free you to enjoy the deep levels of passion and intimacy that God designed us to enjoy in a healthy marriage relationship."--Gary J. Oliver, Ph.D., executive director of The Center for Relationship Enrichment at John Brown University and author of Mad About Us
"Dr. Clarke's book is a clarion call to the reality that marriage is not a business relationship but a warm, intimate interface of two unique individuals becoming one, and that this relationship can be kept vibrant and meaningful by a romance that need never grow cold. It will help reignite the fire that has grown cold for many."--Harold J. Sala, Ph.D., founder and president of Guidelines International


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Jennifer Aniston should find the upcoming Emmy race especially friendly. Ditto for other first-time nominees Eric McCormack, Debra Messing and Sean Hayes of "Will & Grace," and Jane Kaczmarek of "Malcolm in the Middle."
The reason: The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences' freshman class has always had an excellent chance at being recognized with an Emmy, despite being new to the game.
First-time triumphs
Over the past two decades, all of the following skeins won a top series prize at the end of their first seasons: "Hill Street Blues," "Cheers," "The Cosby Show," "The Golden Girls," "L.A. Law," "The Wonder Years," "thirtysomething," "Picket Fences," "Frasier" and "The Practice." Most of those shows remained Emmy faves, picking up subsequent trophies.
Other series had to wait until their second seasons to take a top prize ("NYPD Blue," "ER") or, worse, their sixth nom ("Law & Order").
Among thesps, Andre Braugher looked like he couldn't get arrested at the Emmys during the late 1990s when he was lavished with awards from the Television Critics Assn. But then, when he finally threw in his badge on "Homicide: Life on the Street" in 1998, Braugher struck gold on his third Emmy dig.
On balance, however, the Emmy has extended an especially warm welcome to its freshman class.
Consider last year's big award tests. There were 16 frosh thesps among the 40 nominees in the lead and supporting races for comedy and drama series.
Three rookies won eight of those match-ups — all on the drama series side: lead actress Edie Falco ("The Sopranos"), supporting actor Michael Badalucco ("The Practice") and supporting actress Holland Taylor ("The Practice").
One year before that, such Emmy first-timers as Camryn Manheim (best supporting actress, "The Practice") and John Leguizamo (best variety performance, "Freak") scored. Leguizamo beat such heavyweights as Chris Rock, Dennis Miller, Tracey Ullman and George Carlin.
Up the H'wood ladder
"That's cool," Leguizamo says of his win. "I really felt the power of winning. People, reporters, friends, foreigners, treated me different. One Emmy is worth two Golden Globes in the bush."
When Badalucco triumphed, Daily Variety reported that he looked "shocked by his win" and was "unable to cram in the names of every one of his colleagues. He thanked them all with a blanket 'I'll write you a letter!' "
"I was totally overcome with exhilaration," Badalucco says now, recalling the moment. "When they call your name, you don't expect it." He credits voters with "not buying into the hype" surrounding his competish, which included Noah Wyle ("ER"), Benjamin Bratt and Steven Hill ("Law & Order") and "Practice" co-star Steve Harris.
"You gotta believe you won because you were the best and not because of some popularity contest," Leguizamo adds. "I want to believe there is a meritocracy."
Leguizamo and Badalucco won after voters, sitting on judging panels, watched videotapes of their work while being policed by monitors.
Are judging panels the reason that first-time nominees tend to do so well at the Emmys? Badalucco thinks that they've done a fair job.
No bias
"When people were in those hotel rooms looking at our work, they voted for what moved them or compelled them or made them think," he says. "It wasn't about hype or flash."
This year, after much debate, the Emmy voting system is different. The judging panels are gone in the top 27 categories while voters ink their ballots at home after they receive the videotapes in the mail. Is Badalucco, a returning nominee, worried?
"It's a new century," he says. "Let's try something new and see how it checks out. The important thing is that people look at our work before voting. If they don't do that, it should be reflected in the results."
Most interesting will be discovering how frosh nominees fare under the new voting system. That could prove to be its ultimate test.
Tom O'Neil is the author of "Variety's The Emmys" (Perigee Books).


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Maya Angelou once said,
There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you."
If you came to my grief group, you might know why. We share stories, sitting in a circle, about our loved ones. Some stories are heartbreaking. Others are funny. But most of all, sharing our stories around the circle helps us heal. If we can't tell our stories, we feel like water balloons about to burst. We just cannot take all these pent-up memories.
During one meeting, a woman was lamenting that since her mother died, she had no one to talk to about her day.
"Who will I talk to now?" she asked.
She had no one to tell her story. And the man next to her in the circle, who had lost his wife and also had no one to talk to, agreed. So we sat attentively listening. We let her talk our ears off.
Even outside of this group I meet a lot of people who have stories to tell, stories of heartbreak and loss, of triumph and determination.
Usually I am thinking, "That's a great story. You should write that down."
But I know what the response will be before I even say it:
"I don't have time."
"I can't write stories like you do."
"I don't know how I'd put it into the right words."
"Maybe someday…when I retire."
These responses make me sad, not only because their stories will eventually be lost or forgotten, but because stories are one of the gifts to help us connect with one another, inspire others, and teach people what we've learned about life.
Stories help us share what has changed our lives for better or worse.
A good story motivates us to overcome hardship. It shows us how to make it through the worst season of life. It teaches us how to live transformed.Everyone has a story to share. But I've also learned that people are afraid to share their stories. I used to be one of them.
When I first got out of college, I didn't believe that I was a writer, even though I had graduated with an English degree. I thought writers had to be geniuses, like Hemingway, Thoreau or Shakespeare. I believed "real" writers penned masterpieces and made a lot of money. (Oh my goodness, NO.)
I didn't know that being a writer meant that you write. That's it. Being a writer means you put words down. This was totally freeing for me. It suddenly unshackled me from all kinds of lies I had been telling myself about what a "real" writer was.
Call it writing. Call it storytelling. Either way, it's about those moments that changed our lives, made us who we are, and shaped our futures. These are the kinds of stories we are aching to hear.
As William Faulkner said,
The poet's, the writer's duty is to write about these things. … The poet's voice need not merely be the record of man, it can be one of the props, the pillars to help him endure and prevail."
When I was in my 20's, I read a book by Julia Cameron called The Artist's Way that inspired me to write. Back then, most of my writing was in a private journal. It took a long time before I wanted anyone to read what I wrote, but Cameron's book helped me to finally say, "I'm a writer, because I write."
But I was still afraid to make my words public. I feared that people would say my writing was bad, laugh at it, or even worse, I might not realize how terrible it was. Then I read this in Cameron's book:
You must be willing to be a bad artist. Give yourself permission to be a beginner. By being willing to be a bad artist, you have a chance to be an artist and perhaps, over time, a very good one.
When I make this point in teaching, I am met by instant, defensive hostility: "But do you know how old I will be by the time I learn to really plan the piano/act/paint/write a decent play?"
"Yes ….the same age you will be if you don't".
So this is what you risk by not telling your story.
You risk growing old and never sharing your story with others. You miss an opportunity to impact people.
Most people are afraid to share their stories because of fear or rejection. But as Anne Lamott says,
Almost all good writing begins with terrible first efforts. You need to start somewhere."
So let's start somewhere. Let it be now.
This month, I want to encourage you to tell your stories, to take a risk, to do something crazy. It may not always be easy (good things never are), but I will be there with you–practicing vulnerable storytelling and offering some encouragement as you write your story.
Telling our stories teaches us about the important things of life–the ugly and the beautiful, what gives us life, what helps us press on.
Writing matters. Our stories are meant to be shared. Don't hold back because of fear. There is always more room around the circle for brave souls willing to tell their stories.
Good Books on Writing
Bird by Bird by Anne Lamott (one of my favorite books on writing)
The Writing Life by Annie Dillard (another outstanding writer)
The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron
On Writing Well by William Zinsser
What questions or comments do you have about writing and storytelling? Anything you've learned along the way about writing? I read every comment and love to hear your stories.


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Centrosome Amplification Is Sufficient to Promote Spontaneous Tumorigenesis in Mammals2017-01-26 14:57:41
Science Direct; 26 January, 2017: /DOI:10.1016/j.devcel.2016.12.022
Michelle S. Levine, Bjorn Bakker, Bram Boeckx, Julia Moyett, James Lu, Benjamin Vitre, Diana C. Spierings, Peter M. Lansdorp, Don W. Cleveland6, Diether Lambrechts3, Floris Foijer, Andrew J. Holland
Centrosome amplification is a common feature of human tumors, but whether this is a cause or a consequence of cancer remains unclear. Here, we test the consequence of centrosome amplification by creating mice in which centrosome number can be chronically increased in the absence of additional genetic defects. We show that increasing centrosome number elevated tumor initiation in a mouse model of intestinal neoplasia. Most importantly, we demonstrate that supernumerary centrosomes are sufficient to drive aneuploidy and the development of spontaneous tumors in multiple tissues. Tumors arising from centrosome amplification exhibit frequent mitotic errors and possess complex karyotypes, recapitulating a common feature of human cancer. Together, our data support a direct causal relationship among centrosome amplification, genomic instability, and tumor development.
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Business Buzz: Delta opens door to $2M makeover
Fifteen rooms in the historic portion of the Delta London Armouries are ready for their reveal after an extensive $2-million makeover.
The rooms are all on the second floor of the original military armouries building constructed in 1905 at the corner of Dundas and Waterloo Streets.
The rooms retain their distinctive character, including four-metre ceilings and massive windows, including some with round alcoves inside the turrets of the building.
The project remodelled seven "king" rooms, five junior suites and three deluxe suites including one that measures 1,200 sq. ft.
London Armouries was turned into a hotel 35 years ago with the addition of a modern glass tower at the rear, which contains most of the hotel rooms.
David Bartlam, the building's director of sales and marketing, says the rooms were previously furnished in an antique style but have received a thoroughly modern makeover with all new furniture, carpeting and draperies and 55-inch televisions.
"They are really spacious, comfortable rooms. Everything is new — floor to ceiling," said Bartlam.
He said the refit will allow the hotel to draw some VIP guests, including celebrity performers at Budweiser Gardens and their entourages.
"A lot of people have been anxiously waiting for these rooms to be completed, especially VIPs, celebrities and some companies that expect a higher standard of accommodation."
All the work has been completed and a special "suite reveal" will be held this week.
Fight hunger
The London Food Bank will receive an equivalent of 105,692 meals from Wal-Mart Canada's Fight Hunger, Spark Change campaign.
The second annual campaign ran from April 5 to May 2. Wal-Mart customers were invited to join in the fight against hunger by supporting Canadian families in need through a network of more than 550 food banks, members of Food Banks Canada.
The campaign raised money for more than 12-million meals, exceeding the campaign goal of 10-million meals.
The London Food Bank has also received funding from the same Wal-Mart program to purchase a $20,000 forklift. Co-executive director Glen Pearson said the forklift will be a big help in the warehouse as the Food Bank receives more large donations from grocery stores. The forklift will also provide an opportunity for job-training skills.
Chefs Collaborate
Joshua Sawyer and Brian Sua-an, two of London's top chefs, will be collaborating on a special one-night only dinner at June 11.
Sawyer operates Wich is Wich, a premium sandwich shop at 125 King St., where the dinner will be served at 7 p.m.
Sua-an recently opened Reverie, London's first "tasting menu" restaurant on Picadilly Street.
Both have impressive backgrounds. Sawyer worked as an executive chef on a billionaire's yacht, making meals for the likes of Gates, Warren Buffet, Leonardo DiCaprio, Oprah Winfrey, Quincy Jones, Wayne Gretzky and Roger Federer.
Sua-an, a native of the Philippines, was an intern at the world-famous Noma restaurant in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Sawyer became connected with Sua-an though his wife Faith, who is also from the Philippines. Brian and his wife Jerrah became godparents to their child.
Sawyer said he will take reservations for 35 people for the dinner.
The two chefs will co-operate with the menu and the preparation of the seven-course meal, which will include oyster, crispy fried quail and salmon crudo.
For reservations call 519-914-6595.or visit reverierestaurant.ca
Strathroy open house
Denning's Funeral Home in Strathroy is celebrating a major reconstruction with an open house on May 27.
Bill Denning said the four-generation family business was founded in 1939 by his great-grandfather who moved from his storefront furniture and undertaking shop and bought a stately old home on the edge of downtown Strathroy. He offered up his residence to the public as a funeral home, a new concept at a time when most families held their visitations at home.
Denning's has added a 4,000-square foot Great Room, that captures family memories with state of the art AV equipment. The ceremonies have also been adapted to serve a more secular world.
Dillon, Ricor merge
Dillon Consulting Limited has merged with Ricor Engineering Ltd., a London-based engineering firm that serves municipal and land development infrastructure clients in Southwestern Ontario.
Founded in 2011, Ricor's 10-person team will be integrated into Dillon's London office.
Ricor's successful projects include Gates of Northridge in London, The Ridge in Talbotville, Huron Subdivision in London, Innerkip Meadows in Innerkip, and Grosvenor Street reconstruction in London.
Dillon is an employee-owned professional firm specializing in planning, engineering and environmental science.


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Epic skin here we come.
If we had a pound for every time we got told off by a dermatologist for not using a serum, well let's just say we'd have a few pounds...
But in all seriousness, using a face serum is genuinely the quickest way to give tired skin a much-needed boost. Trust.
Lighter than moisturiser, serums penetrate the deepest layers of your skin with concentrated active ingredients, like retinol, vitamin A and skincare's hero Hyaluronic acid, to address skin concerns such as dryness, pigmentation, dullness and wrinkles.
Think of your skin like a sieve - a product with a water-like texture aka a serum is going to flow through easier than if you tried pouring whipped cream through. The whipped cream in this case is your moisturiser - perfect for topping off your routine but less effective at carrying those precious ingredients through to your skin. It's a metaphor...
Moving on! Check out our pick of the best face serums to buy right now...
Legendary for a reason, Estèe Lauder's multi award-winning overnight serum targets dullness and fine lines while you sleep. And it works, trust.
Enriched with Caudelie's signature Anti Cell Burn-Out Complex™, which targets damage caused by pollutants and environmental aggressors, this serum is the key to protecting your skin from your daily commute and getting a glow on the way.
All the epic hydrating powers of hyaluronic acid without the spenny price tag, The Ordinary's straight to the point serum keeps skincare simple. Ideal for dry skin and the beauty baffled.
Containing 3 key ingredients from 'blue zones' aka regions all over the world where people live better and longer, this serum uses green coffee from Costa Rica, olive from Sardinia and lentisk from Greece to reduce lines and even out skin tone.
A new classic, this epic serum uses 22 active ingredients helps fight the signs of anti-ageing and evens skin tone. Oh, and it smells amazing.
Ideal for those with super dry skin, this hyaluronic acid-infused serum helps retain water for a plump complexion.
Packed full of Benzoin, Salicylic acid and java tea extract to unclog pores and minimize imperfections.
One for fans of holistic skincare, Mauli's serum is blended with 16 super hydrating ingredients including lime, jasmine sambac and sandalwood to enhance radiance and brighten your complexion.
Targeting the lipid layer in your skin aka the key to a firm and plump face, this serum uses Tsubaki oil to improve elasticity.
Perfect for calming red and sensitive skin this potent serum uses rose hip oil to give tired skin a much-needed boost.
For when your skin just needs a glow overhaul, Darphin's serum uses citrus, floral and cedarwood oils to hydrate and brighten skin.
Gluten free and naturally fragranced, Aurelia's probiotic serum is formulated with Vitamin E to fight oxidative stress and Hibiscus to firm.


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Easy DIY Halloween Luminaries/
We're excited to introduce you to our niece and nephew in our latest YouTube video!
In it we create easy, spooky luminaries using upcycled jars, tissue paper and Mod Podge!
Watch them create these kitten jack-o-lanterns. They are absolutely hilarious...the kids, not the jars.
We've created YouTube monsters!


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Q&A: What Is An "Appraiser?"
What Is An "Appraiser?"
An appraiser is an educated and trained third party whose job is to give their unbiased, professional opinion of the value of a particular type of property.
"An appraiser develops and reports an opinion of value on a specific type of property. Appraisers may opt to specialize in various disciplines such as: Real Property [which] is the valuation of real estate. Real property appraisers can choose specialty practice such as residential, commercial, or agricultural." Source: The Appraisal Foundation.
Authentic Valuations values any and all types of residential property in the Atlanta Metro Area. Specialization: Custom built, luxury, residential homes and complex properties.


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Buy Vacuum Cleaner To Make Your Home Completely Dust-Free
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The Birth of the United States Post Office In early colonial times most correspondence took place between the colonists and England. The King's authorities would read and scour all of the information and mail that was being sent. Correspondence between the colonies depended on trusted friends, merchants, or friendly Native Americans. Around 1639 Richard Fairbanks' Tavern in Boston, Massachusetts was designated as the official repository of mail by The General Court of Massachusetts (appointed by the King). Using taverns as mail drops was common practice in England, and the colonists adopted this practice as well. Local authorities designated by town [Read More]
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After reading some comments on my previous post I decided to do some tweaking related to the thickness of the door and the intensity of the bumps on the wall, As well a, start to texture some more objects. Here is the scene so far:
Monday, 18 January 2010
Unit 03 - Maya: Hospital Scene Update
Posted by Ruben Martins at 13:07
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3 comments:
- Jon Stewart said...
The door is much better, maybe the bump could be toned down even more still?
Also, upload as jpeg, the alpha is causing the backdrop there to appear white when I open it full screen. I would suggest filling that in with some form of geometry though.
- 18 January 2010 at 18:39
- Ruben Alexandre said...
It will have to be my back drop, painted in photoshop.. I am going to paint the rest of the hallway and the wall inside the door.
thanks for the tips :)
- 18 January 2010 at 18:45
- Jon Stewart said...
Okay mate, fair enough then. Nicely done :)
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Cast: Bruce Willis, Alec Baldwin, Miko Hughes, Chi McBride, Kim Dickens, Peter Stormare
An cat-and-mouse thriller based on the book Simple Simon by Ryne Pearson. By a total fluke, an autistic boy has deciphered the National Security Agency's top-secret intelligence code, which has been planted in a word puzzle book. Once discovered, the boy becomes a target for government assassins.
Orphaned after the murder of his parents, he's kept under the wing of disillusioned FBI agent, Art Jeffries (Bruce Willis).
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Studio: Imagine Entertainment
Producer(s): Brian Grazer, Karen Kehala
Screenplay: Larry Konner, Mark Rosenthal, Janet Peoples, David Peoples
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The Last Sunday after the Epiphany – February 26, 2017
O God, who before the passion of your only begotten Son revealed his glory upon the holy mountain: Grant to us that we, beholding by faith the light of his countenance, may be strengthened to bear our cross, and be changed into his likeness from glory to glory; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen. (BCP, Collect for The Last Sunday after the Epiphany)
February 26, 2017– 10:00 - Who's Who
Greeter – Cindy Cameron; Host – Roy Black; Scripture – Peacebrother and Pete
LePre; Psalm and Prayers – Karen Smith; Chalice – Pam Hanson and Joan
Lawrence-Studebacker; Announcements – Cindy Dale; Counters – Judy
Barwood and Harry Kendrick; Altar Guild – Judi Shank and Colleen Warren;
Verger – Doug Jenisch; Coffee Hour – TBA; Acolytes – Jonathan and Kathryn
Scott's Schedule
February 27 – Office Hours
February 28 – Office Hours
March 1 – Ash Wednesday services and quiet day
March 3-4 – Vestry Retreat
The flowers on the altar this Sunday are given to the glory of God and in thanksgiving for my brothers, nieces and nephews by Holly Hall.
The Upper Valley Haven Food Shelf needs your help – Thanks for your generosity last week! The Top 5 needs at the Haven Food Shelf this week are peanut butter, brown rice, tuna, soup and shelf-stable milk.
Ted Talk Link - Annalee referenced this Ted Talk, The Power of Vulnerability, in her homily this past Sunday. Here is the link: https://www.ted.com/talks/brene_brown_on_vulnerability
February 28 – Shrove Tuesday Pancake Dinner – 5:30 PM
March 1 – Ash Wednesday
12:00 Noon – Holy Eucharist and imposition of ashes – St. Barnabas' Norwich
Jennie Anderson presiding, Scott Neal preaching
7:00 PM – Holy Eucharist and imposition of ashes – St. Paul's White River Junction
Scott Neal presiding, Jennie Anderson preaching
March 3-4 Vestry Retreat – please pray for your vestry as the go off to Mission Farm in Killington for their annual overnight retreat.
Lenten Series – Having Conversations that Matter – Tuesday in Lent 6:30-8:00 in the Parish Hall. March 7th, 14th, 21st, 28th, and April 4th – mark your calendar today!
Other Lenten Resources
- JJSE Video Series 5 Marks of Love: Living Life Marked as Christ's Own (booklet and information in the narthex)
- St. Paul's Bible Study will continue as normal 2nd and 4th Monday of the month
- Lent Madness, like March Madness but the saints compete – Score Card available from Kate Townsend
March 14 - Caring Ministry Meeting - Our next meeting will be March 14th, 7pm at the Parish House
March 17-18 - Save the Date – Women's RetreAT – see bulletin insert for more details
March 20 - Listen Community Dinner - March 20th will be our first Listen Community Dinner for 90-100 people. Patricia Horn will assist me 3-6 at Listen Kitchen and we will need 5-6 volunteers to help in the kitchen. A signup sheet with our menu will be posted on the bulletin board week of February 20th. If you have any questions, please contact Holly
March 22 – Bishop's Visitation – Mark your calendar – this is a Wednesday. Bishop Ely will be with us from 10 AM – 8 PM. We will have events that everyone can attend, a vestry meeting with the Bishop and some time with him in the larger community. If you have any ideas on how he might spend his time with us, please let us know as soon as possible. Thanks, Scott and the vestry
May 31- July 9 – River of Life: Connecticut River Pilgrimage - …join us for a day, several days, a week, or the entire journey! Rejoice in and give thanks for the miracle of all life that is made possible by the grace of God through water. Come on a spiritual journey of renewal, restoration, and reconciliation, shaped by the Christian tradition around a series of activities along the Connecticut River, from the Source to the Sea. For more info: http://kairosearth.org/ Sponsored by Kairos Earth and Dioceses of Province One (New England) of the Episcopal Church.
Knit and Purl Fellowship - meets the 1st and 3rd Monday of the month 6:30 at Parish House. All are welcome and all hand projects are welcome. Come and join the fellowship. Our next two gathering will be January 2nd and 16th.
CONTEMPLATIVE QUIET Prayer and Meditation- is held in St. Paul's Sanctuary the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month 5:30 to 6:30. Come when you can and stay as long as you want. If you are not able to get to the sanctuary, take what time you have from wherever you are for prayer and meditation. For more information about Contemplative Quiet Prayer and Meditation, please contact Diana or Holly
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February 26 – Bargain Bin Kick-off Meeting
February 28 – Shrove Tuesday Pancake Dinner
March 1 – Ash Wednesday – Lent begins
March 3-4 – Vestry retreat
March 17-18 – Women's Retreat
May 31 – July 9 – River of Life: Connecticut River Pilgrimage
Ongoing Reminders
- Discretionary Fund Reminder – First Sunday of every month. Please be as generous as possible.
- Laying on of Hands – On the first Sunday of every month those wishing to receive laying on our hands are invited to gather at the Baptismal Font (just as you entered the church) immediately after you have received communion.
- Leadership Team Meeting – every Wednesday 9:30-11:30am
- Worship Team meets – 2nd Thursday of the month in the Church Library at 4pm, all are welcome to attend.
- Vestry meets – 3rd Tuesday of the month in the Parish House at6:30pm. All are welcome to attend.
- Brookside Nursing Home Church Services – Please join us! – Second Sunday of each month (Sept-June) from 2-2:30 pm. If you would like more information about this service, please contact Holly.
- Knit and Purl Fellowship – Meets 1st and 3rd Monday of the month in the Parish House, 6:30 PM. Contact Holly for info.
- Bible Study – meets the 2nd and 4th Mondays of the month in the Parish House at 7 PM. We will focus each meeting on the lectionary for the upcoming week. This is a come as you can discussion group, you can do not have to come every meeting. All are welcome!
- St. Paul's Concerned about Racial Justice group meets the 2nd Sunday of each month, after church (and a little of coffee hour!), for discussion and planning. All are welcome to join us!
- Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ) sponsors two regularly scheduled events open to the public: Mondays, 5:30 – 6:00 pm, on the corner of the green across from Hanover Inn, Vigil for Racial Justice.
- Having Difficult Conversations About Race. Wednesdays, Noon – 2 p.m. (Wednesdays Nov. 16, Dec. 14, Jan. 18th at the Howe Library in Hanover.) This series of conversations grew out of an OSHER course, and is open to everyone. Content sometimes includes speakers, movies, or other offerings. For specific information about upcoming


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Learn to use your arms appropriately and punch yourself under the bar using tall jerks. This is a Barbell WOD Special Edition!
This is a GREAT drill to warm up for jerks. It can be very beneficial during the warm up for jerks from behind the neck, because it prepares the bar path from the unusual position.
To perform the drill:
- Go up on to your toes with the bar on your front rack
- This position should mirror the top of the jerk drive
- Drive the bar back and land with feet split and arms straight
- Go up in weight to the point where you feel your arms pushing you under the bar.
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How Did She Do It? Caitlainne Gurreri
Business: Gurreri Photography (one of our TRIBE photography partners)
Website/Portfolio: www.gurreri.photography
This Girlboss is so much more than a pretty face. From acting to painting to photography, she is a triple threat ten times over. We are so honored to have her talk to the TRIBE family about her entrepreneurial journey and how it feeds her artistic and creative spirit. Guys, this is a good one, so get prepared to be inspired!
Tell us about Gurreri Photography?
When I started Gurreri Photography a few years ago, I thought it would be a great way to stay creative while still making a living as an artist. I fell into photography after being a painter and visual artist most of my life. So when I started fooling around with a camera during a two month stay in San Francisco something started resonating with me. I am also an actor so when I wasn't consistently working, I had to find multiple side jobs to make a living in New York City. I started working for a high fashion photographer and he started to introduce me to the whole "photographer making a living" thing. Working in that environment sparked something magical in me, and now I've looked at the world through a different kind of business/artist lens.
What inspired you to start your business?
After working for other photographers and understanding how this industry worked, I soon decided to start picking up a camera and finding my own eye. After a few years of practicing and running around the city meeting up with random models, I began finding my own photography brand. I first started pitching my work as only a headshot photographer, but I soon realized that I loved photographing all sorts of people in motion. Whether it's a child first learning how to walk, a newly engaged couple, or a sexy boudoir shoot for a woman searching for self love, I am inspired by my own clients. That's what the art is for me, to find others who will let me into their heart for just a second so I can photograph it.
What are some practical steps you took to build it and bring your vision to life?
Honestly, it was hard to build a new business from the ground up. Being a freelancer, I had to slowly build a reputation in each city (first Chicago, then NYC, now LA) since the market is saturated with many other talented photographers. I really had to figure out what made my work so special that people would want to shoot with me. It wasn't always the easiest, but I really pushed myself when it came to shooting and also editing. I believe that a photographer needs to know how a camera works. What the light actually does to each setting. Understanding how the camera is fully capable of capturing someone's true soul in a single moment. That's when I realized I was a different photographer than many others. I saw it as an art that I wanted to share with my clients. It wasn't about the money. It wasn't about what they could offer me. I knew I was a vessel, a mirror, showing my clients how beautiful they are as themselves. I will always be working toward becoming better at capturing people at their most honest moments.
What kept you motivated through the journey of starting your business?
When I wasn't working as an actor, I had this constant need to create. Whether it was at home re-decorating my apartment or becoming inspired by the latest fashion trend, I was always recreating myself. As a photographer, I have to look at my own creations for hours. It's actually pretty daunting if you felt like you didn't capture enough in a session. But, honestly, those end up being my most beautiful photos. The ones that aren't perfect. The ones that have that weird imperfection on the side. Or might be slightly out of focus because my client and I were laughing so hard I couldn't keep the camera still. But I didn't want to loose that single moment of getting that smile. The real one. So I knew I had to start loving my art to further my career. Once I started to find my inspiration, and found what I loved to shoot, motivation was never a problem. Sure, I still procrastinate when I start editing, but once the colors are looking brighter and the photo is starting to all make sense in my brain, I feel this jolt of excitement and work until next daylight.
What have been some of your greatest challenges so far?
My greatest challenges have been finding new clientele quickly. The majority of my business is word of mouth and recommendations so it can be a strange rollercoaster when it comes to booking work. And I won't be the first to tell you, but being a photographer is expensive. Cameras, lenses, lights, assistants, reflectors, studio space, extra cameras incase one breaks... Need I go on? So, I had to also learn how to shoot gorilla style. Look around my environment and figure out how to incorporate it in my vision. I've shot through pieces of glass to get awesome light flares, and put things in front of my camera to challenge my depth of field. I've learned to trust my inspiration and weird ideas because that's when I feel most connected to my art.
What have been some of your proudest moments so far?
My proudest moment is knowing that I built a business from the ground up by myself. I have been my own accountant, my own manager, my own web designer, my own editor, my own assistant, and my own cheerleader at times. I have learned so much about myself and appreciate the world I see through a lens.
What have been some of the lessons you have learned along the way?
I have definitely learned to trust myself. I would be so focused on making sure my client was happy, that I sometimes look back at the session and think "I should have... Why didn't I think of... If only I..." I hate when I have that feeling. I quickly learned the more present I am in my shoots, the less I think I miss.
What tools or resources did you find helpful as it relates to starting & running a business?
Running my own business came naturally to me. My father is a business man and secretly hoped I would ditch the theater degree for a marketing degree. Sorry, Dad. But after a few years of realizing there was no way I was capable of a traditional 9-5, my Dad and I began talking about branding. I learned a lot about what people look for in working with a business and how you should present yourself to be considered as a professional. Soon enough, I felt like I was a business woman who was equally an artist. This has helped me make a path for myself and not let other people take advantage of my art. I have stood up for myself and know how to present myself as a professional. That's where it's most helpful for me. Understanding my value as an artist and not letting others undermine me.
What does creativity look like or mean to you?
Creativity is a feeling for me. I get this tingly feeling in my toes and goosebumps on the back of my neck when a shoot is starting to dance with me. The client and I are connecting on a different level. You have to fall in love with the person you're capturing. There's no way around it. When they are happy, you are happy. So, I find something about each of my clients that I love and the shooting starts to flow naturally. I will laugh with them, learn about them, and more importantly start to deeply understand them. When I start to see someone take down their guard and show their vulnerability, that's the winning shot. That feeling I get when everything happens at the perfect time and all I can think is "Oh! There is it! Get that! Get the shot!" and then it's just trigger happy from there on out.
What vision do you have for your business? Where do you see it headed?
Well, I always want to be a photographer. Whether it's to capture other people's lives or my own, it will always be there with me. I just hope that my business can flourish with that same feeling. I want people coming to me because they want to experience who they are from my point of view. And I'd love to be able to afford a small studio space with never ending windows to let in all the natural light I could ever want. Yeah, I see it heading in that direction.
What advice or encouragement would you give to other women entrepreneurs?
Ask questions. Help each other out. I have so many photographer friends who just give me tips about editing, and I give them tips about shooting, and it's the best. It's not a strange competition about whose getting more clients that the other, it's a community of artists bettering each other. And I love that. So, whatever business you're building, don't be afraid to reach out and ask for help. Take your mentor out for coffee and ask them questions about how they did it. It might help you find your way a little easier through this crazy creative world.
Favorite thing about being a photographer:
My favorite thing about being a photographer is the process of getting to know my clients during a shoot. It's so cool for me to begin a shoot hardly knowing someone and by the end of the shoot really feel like we've connected.
Favorite photographer (whose work you admire) and why:
I follow a lot of photographers on social media. I love street photography and coming across photographers who really understand how to use natural light in a super creative way. I'm constantly inspired to push my eye and try different ways of shooting. I'm also a huge fan of Annie Leibovitz. I mean, who isn't? She is the original genius when it comes to capturing a little piece of someone's soul for all to see.
Favorite thing to shoot:
I love shooting dancers. There is something so magical about a dancer who gets lost in movement. I usually just encourage the dancer to move based on how they are feeling in that exact moment. It doesn't have to be happy and jumpy like they are performing. They start to dance like no one is watching, I get to be the one focusing on them and grabbing that perfect shot of their vulnerability and strength. Plus, put a dancer anywhere and it's beautiful. I've had dancers dance in the ocean waves, dance in the middle of a littered street, and dance in the muddied rain. All three shoots pushed my creativity in ways I couldn't imagine because I had to keep up with those incredible dancers. I didn't want to miss a single shot.
Favorite place to shoot:
I love to shoot in the water. I recently moved to LA and never experienced living near the ocean. It's amazing what the ocean can bring out in people. Fear, happiness, grief. Plus, I'm in the water with you. Knee deep in water, having the faith I'm not going to be taken down from a wave for the perfect shot. It's amazing, actually, that I haven't lost a camera by the ocean gods yet.
Favorite photography gadget:
My favorite gadget on my camera is the wifi function. So, if I just took a photo that I, impatiently, cannot wait to edit until I get home, I can basically move it off my camera and onto my phone. I can then edit it right there and post it on the internet in under 10 minutes. It's amazing and also dangerous all at the same time.


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|SDSU Graduate- Bachelor of Science - Psychology - Cum Laude with emphasis in Exercise Physiology
|Heads Up -Concussion in Youth Sports Training
|First Aid Certified by PREPARE (National Center for Sports Safety)
|YCADA certified
|CPR certified
|NFHS (National Federation of High Schools) Acredited Interscholastic Coach Certified
|3-D Coach's Academy Graduate
|2009-2010 - Assistant Coach LCCPW Pop Warner
|2012-2013 - Assistant Coach LCCPW Pop Warner
|2013-2014 - Assistant Coach LCCPW Pop Warner
|2014-2015 - Head Coach LCCPW Pop Warner
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FCA Ministry Leader
FCA Cheer San Diego Ministry Director
FCA Cheer Head Coach
FCA Cheer San Diego Program Director
FCA Certified Huddle Leader
Professional Background
1992 - Present Licensed Real Estate Broker
2001 - Present Website Developer
2005 - Present Owner Virtual Transaction Coordination Services
2006-2009 Co-Founder TIP Academy
2012-2014 Cardiff School District Technology Manager
2012 - Present California Credentialed Substitute Teacher
Julie Berry Head Coach
I am thrilled to be blessed with the opportunity to coach for the FCA cheerleading program. I have been passionate about cheerleading since I was introduced to it in 8th grade and, after having been away from it for several years, recall being ecstatic when my youngest daughter opted to pursue cheerleading as her sport (no such luck with her two older sisters!). I have been back in the cheerleading community ever since and never plan on looking back. However, both my daughter and I felt there was something left unfulfilled, perhaps a small void, in some of the other programs we experienced. When Tami approached me 3 years ago seeking guidance on her concept for a Christian cheerleading program I knew instantly that was where God was calling us. To see the grace He has spread upon this program since then is amazing. I am so grateful to be able to help foster the sport of cheerleading in such a nurturing, Christ-centered environment.
Philosophically, I believe that cheerleading is truly a sport, and perhaps more than any other sport it combines grace and athleticism while honing individual skills and teaching lifelong lessons in teamwork, interpersonal relationships, communication, dedication, confidence, responsibility, personal fitness, and so much more. As a competitive sport, we truly seek to excel, but in doing so we constantly keep in mind that not only are we preparing our young athletes physically for the season, more importantly we are preparing them spiritually for life. My dream is to combine my medical background with my cheerleading experience to develop a specific ministry within our FCA program for Special Needs youth, allowing them to learn the joy of being on a team and learn the confidence that comes from performing on stage, all within a Christian environment. I believe that is ultimately why God guided me to this program and I ask for your prayers towards that endeavor. Cheerleading and Cheer Coaching Experience
4 years high school cheerleading including 2 years as captain
YCADA certified cheerleading coach
Pop Warner cheerleading coach for national championship teams
7 years of cheer choreography experience supporting high school, recreational, and competitive level cheer programs
7 years of formal and informal cheerleading advisory and support roles
In-depth knowledge of YCADA, USASF, and AACCA safety rules and regulations, performance guidelines, and judging rubrics
Formally trained in ballet, jazz, and hip-hop Youth and Community Outreach Experience
FCA approved ministry leader
10 years Girl Scout leader - ranging from Daisy (kindergarten) to Cadette (middle school) level
National Charity League (mother-daughter philanthropy and leadership organization)
NCL Philanthropy Coordinator for LCYO Champions League baseball for Special Needs youth
Extensive school volunteer experience (in-classroom, special events, and for performing arts programs)
Project Access physician - donation of pro bono surgical and non-surgical care for the underserved
Parishioner at St. Johns Catholic Church in Encinitas Professional Background United States Air Force veteran - separated with rank of Major
University of Notre Dame - BS with High Honors, double majors in Biology and English
University of California, San Diego School of Medicine - MD degree, valedictorian
University of Maryland - General Surgery Internship and Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery Residency
Pediatric & Adult Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgeon ("Ear, Nose &Throat surgeon") practicing in North County
Nikki Burchfield- Tumbling Coach
I am 27 years old, originally from Cape Cod, Massachusetts. I have been living in California for about two years, we lived in Okinawa Japan for 3 years prior and also in North Carolina. I married my high school sweetheart who is in the military We have been married for almost 8 years and have a 2 1/2 year old daughter name Rilynn with another little girl on the way. We have two dogs, we are a very outgoing/active family. We enjoy family hikes, going to the zoo, sight seeing, the beach, trying new things, traveling. I started gymnastics when I was 7 and was a level 8 gymnast. I also started Pop Warner cheerleading at age 9 and moved on to all star competitive cheerleading until I was 18. I have coached gymnastics and cheerleading for the past 10 years (ages 3-18).


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Cider glazed roasted pork chop, laid on Sausage N Sour cabbage medley, Apple jelly cubes and red wine jus (3)
Allergen Information: 1=Wheat 2=Dairy 3=Mustard 4=Celery 5=Egg 6=Crustacean
Cured Organic Fillet of Fresh Salmon, served on a bed of Toasted baguette, Avocado Horseradish mousse, Organic leaves
A delicious combination of nutty Cauliflower, nubby Farro with earthy Carrots, Celery and Garlic cloves.
Rich, smooth Duck liver pate is balanced beautifully with scrumptiously sweet pieces of Offaly Port wine-poached Shallots Jam, Served with crusted Ciabatta and Organic salad leaves.
Smoked with Chicory wood, dressed with shaved Parmesan, Rocket leaves and pickled walnut dressing
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Somewhere Else Tomorrow
Somewhere Else Tomorrow
This is truely top class movie and I really love it. The term 'Best' is as you know a relative term. What you or I consider as the best may not even be in someone else's list. So the general rule is to proclaim the one which majority of the folks like as the best. Nevertheless, according to me the following can b regarded as some of the finest movie ever made. If a movie can manage me to stay hooked on the whole movie online, that's fucking impressive. I'm the biggest fan in the world of movies like this The story is really solid, the pacing is great, and all of the actors give great performances. The action, special effects, characters and score are all perfect to me. ...Really, I want to watch this great movie online again. It was absolutely the best! I haven't found this full movie anywhere else so I uploaded it here on go123stream, so now this movie will be available online for free for all so everyone now can see it online for free
Genre: Documentary, Adventure, Drama
Actors: Kristian Bruun, Megan Gay, Daniel Rintz
Directors: Daniel Rintz
Country: Germany, Canada, Vietnam, United Kingdom, Turkey, Tunisia, Thailand, Syria, Spain, Singapore, Poland, Pakistan, New Zealand, Nep
Quality: HD
Release: 2013
IMDb: 8,0
Duration: 107 min
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Best things to do in Sierra Vista
"Year-round water in this section of Ramsey Creek. Lots of shade from big Sycamore trees. Birding is good during migration periods."
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"We are about a 7 minute drive along Buffalo Soldier Trail to the Main Gate of Ft. Huachuca."
7local recommendations
"Great place to get a great steak with the family. The wait staff is good and although it is usually packed there is never a long wait. I personally love the loaded baked sweet potato as one of the sides with my steak, it is packed with butter, brown sugar and topped with marshmallows...it is basically dessert."
4local recommendations
Natural Feature
""Visit the Carr house. Upper Carr canyon road closed in winter, but you can hike up the road for great views. Drive up to camp ground (4WD) in summer then hike to Carr Peak for fantastic scenic views.""
3local recommendations
"Best Mexican restaurant in the area. After several decades serving authentic Sonoran Mexican food, they have perfected the art. Order the Thursday night special, any night they are open, but bring your appetite! Closed Sundays."
5local recommendations
"Military ID required to enter Fort Huachuca. Lots of great activities that range from horseback riding, mountain hiking, shopping, etc."
3local recommendations
"I you want to go for a drive or are craving really good Italian food look no further than Mimosa. Don't be fooled by the outside. Everything inside is fabulous! My discerning Italian friend even likes it."
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Grocery or Supermarket
"Fry's is a Kroger Chain of Grocery Stores and has just about everything you need for your stay at Cozy Bear if you want to cook throughout your trip. I really enjoy their Simple Truth and Simple Truth Organic lines of food, they don't use High Fructose Corn Syrup and extra ingredients, things are pretty straight forward. "
2local recommendations
"Great atmosphere, kind people and a fun place to play board games or snuggle up on the couches to read a book."
4local recommendations
"Best pizza and wings in Sierra Vista! Get the gold and tangy sauce, little bit of spicy, little sweet, just perfect! "
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Natural Feature
"Sierra Vista is the Humming bird capital of the world. Great for the bird lovers. "
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""Check out their upcoming shows and make reservations at www.arizonafolklore.com/""
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"This is a Sushi bar and one of the nicest places to dine in Sierra Vista. It is just around the corner from Cozy Bear and they have excellent Sushi. The menus are easy to read and the staff is kind. It is a little higher on price, but the food is delicious and the atmosphere is like nothing else around!"
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Saltimbocca means 'jump in your mouth', and the flavours in this recipe do exactly that. This version is made with seabass and delicately sliced Parma ham in a tasty tomato-based sauce, served with buttery gnocchi and showered with Parmesan.
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While making the sauce for this is so much easier using Knorr Tomato Pronto, preparing the gnocci is still a delicate, time-consuming process. Watch the video below to see how to simplify it even further using one of our modern convenience ingredients.
Tip video: Learn a simpler way to prepare gnocchi!
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- When you can't find the right potatoes, use Knorr Mashed Potato for a smooth, consistent base for your gnocchi.
- Add basil at the last moment so it keeps its fresh taste.
- Finish with grated Parmesan cheese.
- Instead of seabass, you can use other white fish such as cod.
- If you don't have Parma ham, you can use other types of dried ham or bacon.
- Nutritional tip: Did you know? Bass is low in overall fat and is also a source of omega-3 fatty acids.
How do I create perfectly golden gnocchi?
Using clarified butter to fry the gnocchi will help avoid giving them black spots.
Knorr Pronto Tomato 2kg
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text: Tim Peper has worked extensively in television, starring in ABC's CARPOOLERS as well as pilots for CBS (MY BEST FRIEND'S GIRL and WORKED UP), ABC (CANNED) and Fox (MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED). He has played dramatic roles on hit series like THE GOOD WIFE, LAW & ORDER, COMLICATIONS for USA, and THE AFFAIR on Showtime. He got his start in film including the cult hit GLOW ROPES: THE RISE AND FALL OF A BAR MITZVAH EMCEE and Disney's THE GREATEST GAME EVER PLAYED. In 2015 he starred in the Stephen Gaghan directed AMC pilot, WHITE CITY. Most recently, Peper wrapped shooting the first season of Amazon's comedy series, JEAN-CLAUDE VAN JOHNSON. Tim is thrilled to have found a creative home in IAMA, a theatre company that stakes its pride on doing new and compelling work with fresh and ambitious talent.


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Gangstagrass is a dirty fightin', gator wrestlin', foot stompin' bluegrass-hip-hop band that makes gritty, soulful country hip-hop music that you will actually like.
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Chattanooga Riverfront
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Thursday, July 27
Open Mic Night with Jonathan Wimpee
Grab your guitar and join up with master musician Jonathan Wimpee for one of the best open mic nights.
9 p.m.
The Office @ City Cafe
901 Carter St.
Friday, July 28
Ocoee River Jam 5
Head out to the Ocoee region for a weekend of great music, featuring Doyle Dykes, Blues Hammer, Jess Goggans and more!
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599 Highway 64, Ocoee, TN
Saturday, July 29
Milele Roots
Chattanooga's venerable reggae rock funk band takes over JJ's for a night of high-energy fun in a show you won't want to miss!
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Moulton's Traffic Safety Rules and Guidelines
Moulton School Driveway and Parking Lots
1. The upper parking lot (near the office) is for STAFF ONLY and is closed during school hours for unloading/loading.
2. The parking spaces that are designated "STAFF" in the middle lot are for STAFF ONLY. Please do not park in Staff Parking --- even if "just for a moment." The middle and lower parking lots are for the use of parents and visitors (with the exception of parking spaces marked as Staff Parking).
3. For the safety of our students, the school driveway and parking lots are closed to vehicles while students are arriving/leaving:
AM: Monday - Friday from approx. 7:30 to 7:50 AM (Note: students may not be dropped off before 7:30 AM)
PM: From 5 minutes before dismissal time until students are clear of the driveway.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday from approx. 2:00 to approx. 2:20 PM
Thursday from approx. 12:45 to approx. 1:10 PM
Modified Schedules during 1st/Last Day of School, Back to School Night, Conferences
4. During these times, cars may not enter or leave the driveway and all cars must remain parked in their parking spaces until Moulton staff member signals that the driveways are open for exit/entrance.
5. Always observe the direction of Moulton Staff on duty in the school driveway or parking lots.
6. Do not park in the RESERVED PTA/RMIQ parking spaces in the middle lot---even if "just for a moment".
These spaces were designated for fundraising purposes to benefit Moulton students.
7. Red Curbs are No Parking Zones.
8. Do not exit your vehicle --- even for "just a moment "---unless parked in a visitor parking space.
Highlands Avenue and Surrounding Neighborhoods
9. Cars must be all the way at the curb to pick up and drop off children. Children should exit on the passenger-side only. Do not double-park. Drivers should pull forward as far as possible in the Unloading Zones along Highlands.
10. No parking in the "Unloading" Zones on Highlands Avenue during the posted hours (7:00-8:00 AM). The loading zones are meant for cars to drop off their students and continue. There is no double-parking to wait for another car to leave the curb. (Note that students may not be dropped off before 7:30 AM)
11. Do not park at a red curb – even "just for a moment".
12. Always use the crosswalk when crossing Highlands Avenue.
13. Obey the Crossing Guard and her sign in the crosswalk at Tamarron and Highlands during arrival/dismissal.
14. No cell phone use in the school's loading/unloading zone.
15. No children can exit vehicles on the driver's side.
16. No U-turns where posted
17. Children should be prepared to exit the car promptly with all school materials.
All State and Local Safety and Traffic Laws are in effect.
We regularly have officers present to facilitate safety.
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Community members become 'Santas' for local seniors
Although some may think of Christmas as a time for giving gifts to children, older citizens can be in need of generosity around the holidays as well.
Home Instead Senior Care - a personalized senior care service - asked community members to buy gifts for seniors in need this holiday season as part of their annual Be a Santa to a Senior program, which launched in 2003.
In communities nationwide, Home Instead's community partners displayed Christmas trees decorated with ornaments that each had the name of a local senior and their requested gift.
Three local YMCAs were among Home Instead's partners this year, including the D. Bradley McWilliams YMCA in the northwest Houston area.
Citizens could grab an ornament, buy the predetermined gift for their recipient and return their gift to the participating location by Dec. 12. Volunteers would then wrap the presents before delivering them to the seniors.
Cara Delgado, owner of the Houston branch of Home Instead, said the event is needed for seniors who are lonely and do not have many family members around. According to the Administration for Community Living, 20 percent of men and 34 percent of women 65 and older lived by themselves in 2017.
"This is a good time and an important time to remember our senior loved ones and neighbors," Delgado said. "Social isolation is a concern among seniors and the holidays often intensify feelings of distance and loneliness. When we deliver the gifts and spend some time with them, it makes a big difference."
Delgado said the program is expected to draw at least 200 participants who want to donate, while other Home Instead offices in the country reach the thousands. Delgado said the organization relies on local nonprofits and senior care facilities, like VITAS Healthcare, to select which seniors need gifts and what gifts to bring them.
"We ask them for suggested gift items and sometimes they're things that people want and sometimes they're things they need," she said. "I don't limit it to just socks and gloves and hats and blankets."
The event is not restricted to Home Instead clients, she said.
"It's an important time to remember our seniors and all that they have done for us," Delgado said. "So much of what we have to be grateful for is because of the people that came before us."


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Unlock the 007 in you.
posted by ahaddox
So an example I would like to throw out there as a great interactive campaign would have to be the Coke & Skyfall unlock the 007 in you…I thought they did a great job of getting participants to interact and run through this obstacle course for the chance to win some tickets. They made it exciting by adding obstacles and music and a cheering crowd at the end, and what better way to promote all of this but to just release the results as a internet video. Even if you didn't participate viewers see it as fun and exciting. Unlock the 007 in you