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Gosnells Golf Club achieves waterwise status
Released 30 Dec 2014
The implementation of a water efficiency plan, use of soil wetting agents and water monitoring has helped the Gosnells Golf Club conserve 50 million litres of groundwater.
Director Water and Land Use Don Crawford today announced that Gosnells Golf Club was the latest organisation to achieve Waterwise Golf Course status.
Gosnells has joined just three other golf clubs in Western Australia to achieve Waterwise Golf Course status since the program began in 2012. The other accredited golf clubs are Wembley Golf Course, Mandurah Country Club and Lake Karrinyup Country Club.
Mr Crawford praised the Gosnells club for showing initiative and leadership in water conservation and efficiency.
"Gosnells is an example of how modern golf courses can conserve valuable groundwater without compromising the quality or the sustainability of the playing surfaces," he said.
"The club has conserved 50 million litres of groundwater as a result of efficiency improvements.
"This water conservation is important to provide the continued water security for the club's course in a drying climate.
"In doing this, the club have shown leadership not only in the golf sector but also in the broader turf and irrigation industries."
Major initiatives by the club include monitoring and measuring monthly water use against an irrigation budget, and the injection of soil wetting agents into the irrigation system to reduce irrigation water demand by 15 per cent.
The club has developed an ongoing water efficiency plan, which details strategies for further improvement.
* The Waterwise Golf Course program is an initiative between Golf
Course Superintendents Association of WA and the Department of Water.
* It supports water conservation and efficiency by focusing on operator training, irrigation design, water budgeting, soil and turf management practices and the use of alternative water sources.
Contact: Peter Collins
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If you are just about to go for a long-haul journey across India and if you feel like travelling on a safe and efficient way, then the train is definitely the best option for you to take into account. Is not that in the bus you will not be having a good journey, but, you see, Indian Pullman love speed and there's always the context implied here: cars, cows, bad roads and lots of speed breakers. So, train is going to be the hassle-free way of reaching your next destination, of moving from point A to point B.
The best and safer way of booking the train ticket is showing up in an agency and buying directly with the agent, but you can also do it online, as long as you have an Indian sim card or someone who can provide you with his/her Indian phone number. The confirmation of the ticket will be sent to that number, and if there is a delay or other information you should know, that's the number they will be reaching.
Have in mind that India is a huge country, over-populated and that there are some itineraries that only take place once or twice a week, meaning that you should try to buy your ticket a little bit in advance. I know how annoying it is when we just feel like don't having a solid plan, but in a reality like this, if we don't make decisions and move onto those decisions, than we will get trapped into the incapacity of moving from the place. It happened to me that I didn't have a sleeper bed on the 36 hours train I was trying to book, and the departure day was actually 5 days ahead of the day I saw the agent, and so I was said to buy the tatkal or emergency ticket, with 24 hours in advance. In my case, I was very lucky because in the same afternoon I had the confirmation ticket in my hand. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't, but it's always better to try, especially because they refund the money if your ticket is not confirmed.
Another thing to keep in mind is that we are this new wave of sensation seeking travellers, and being in the atmosphere of the train is being plunged into the Indian reality, not to mention the astonishing views that one can contemplate from the window.
Let me now provide you with some useful information that you should consider when travelling Indian railways government trains.
1. Try to pick an upper bed at the sleeper class
Imagine to lay on the bed where everyone choose to seat during the non-sleeping hours or where everyone that pass will be staring at you from up to down and where your belongings will never be that much safe? This will not happen once you ask for the upper bed, because you are much on your own privacy, hidden from the curious wanderers and able to save your bags in a much safer way. So, make sure you always ask for an upper bed, within the sleeper class. The only harm of it is that you don't have a window at the level of the bed, but you can always go down and see the views from the lower beds.
2. Be provided with warmth and cold clothes
Even if you are sleeping in a non AC class, you'd better believe me that in the night time you will be cold for sure. The train doors opened plus the set of 3 fans pointing onto your face will be enough to make you feel super uncomfortable with cold. So, make sure you bring a blanket and wear socks during the night. If you have a mattress or something fluffy to put between you and the 'bed', it's perfect. In the moment I am writing this, I feel like I am lying down on the rocks, so I will just use my yoga mattress to make it softer.
Don't forget to bring light clothes for the day time. The heat can be very extreme and the fans don't do that much, but it's all good, we are adaptable people, just don't forget to have airy clothes on you and lots of water to get hydrated and to spatter.
3. Bring food, toilet paper and other toiletries with you
As long as you don't mind to be eating 3 meals a day based on junky, oily, fatty food, you don't need to worry about this aspect, but if you miss somehow a fresh slice of pineapple, some crackers to go with the chai or even some raw vegetables that you can cut and prepare on a bowl, please make sure you bring it all with you, because this is the kind of journey where you will be stopping for short periods of time, where the local vendors get in the train with the recipients of different junk food (samosa, pakora, bhajji,pattice) but also water, soda, coffee and chai.
If you couldn't leave behind the habit of cleaning yourself with toilet paper, then don't forget to carry it with you, as well as the hygienic basics, at least soap to be washing hands and face and teeth brusher plus tooth paste. Nevertheless, there are some stops along the way where you will find these pikes of stuff selling some toiletries and hygienic items.
4. Make sure you have little money change
One chai is 10 rupias, a water is going to be 20 rupias and two big samosas will cost you 30 rupias maximum, so don't forget to change your big notes somehow, because the guy carrying the pots of Chai in a rush to fill your little cup is not going to be pleased with a 500 rupias note. I know it's not your fault, sometimes we forget about these little details, but we just want to make sure that we play safe and that we take the best out of our experiences, in a positive way, right?
5. Earplugs or mp3 can be important
Indians can be two extremes of the same reality. If they are sleeping (and especially after eating), they are extremely quiet and serene for hours. But if they are awaken and fuelled with the contextual conversations, oh my God, you will feel like you are in a coop. They scream, talk fast, get very enthusiastic, laugh continuously with everything and keep having a tone of voice that look like they are bargaining at a public auction. This is all positive, I can tell you, since they are always in a good mood, smiling or laughing, and never finding motives to get angry or upset. Their mind's content doesn't take them to those negative moods, like on our western societies, where everything is a good starting point to complain or grump.
Nevertheless, if you get distracted very easily or have a gentle sleep, then make sure you have some earplugs with you or, even better, an ipod or mp3 with the selections of music you like the most so that you can chill out and get inspired at the same time. But don't forget to open yourself to the context you are delved into – you are in India!
6. If you like to be on your own, bring a book, but don't forget to interact with local people
Reading, entering an author's mind, absorbing other ideas, visions and concepts is always good, no matter the place or the situation we are. Especially in big journeys like these, be it on bus, train, boat or plane, it's always a great opportunity to read. So, don't forget to bring one or more books with you, especially if you picked one subject related to the country you are at the moment. It will make you dig deeper and awaken the curiosity for knowing more about its reality. I am right now reading J. Max Muller "India – what can it teach us?" that is a good reflection on this East Asia country and what it represents to the world, «urging the westerners to come out of their superior colonial mindset and admire and adopt the multi-dimensional efficacy that is inherent in India».
Apart from this, we should never forget the best book is the one of our lives, the best story, the best novel, the best documentary is the one contemplated in the sum of moments that take place just by living this awesome life, because we open ourselves to the world, to the people and to the situations. So, leave the bed and go down to the actual story of your present moment in India.
7. Bring a belly belt to keep your belongings on you
You are on an Indian public transport, you are foreigner and probably white, you carry your life with you and if you see yourself loosing it, that can be dictating the end of your freedom, so, in order to avoid these situations, the best is to make sure you always keep your important belongings on you: passport, money, visa credit card, flights, should be inside a safety belly belt, that you carry 24/7, no matter where you go.
8. Don't forget an impermeable backpack cover
Don't forget that you will probably have no room to put your backpack but under the seats below, so it's important that you protect it with a backpack rain cover. Sometimes there are kids messing on the train or even the water that comes from the toilette can be spread out on the floor, (try to be away of toilette, though), so, play clean and safe. That's super light to carry and super easy to compact after using.
I hope that these tips were somehow useful for you. And, of course, if you have any information to be added here, please share. Let's be better together.

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Stimulate your creativity with scratch art! The books in this series are specifically designed for those who long to unveil a creation that is truly spectacular. You'll find 10 templates with floral art waiting to be freed from the page with the enclosed scratch stylus. Creativity is in bloom with this collection of templates that feature gorgeous floral motifs. From roses to daisies and beyond, you'll create works of art and gifts that celebrate a world full of hope and beauty. The colorful backgrounds offer a great surprise effect and let every piece of art shine through. You can create wonderful pendants, bookmarks, cards, or beautiful works of art. Whether you keep them or give them away, they look wonderful in simple frames that you can hang up or set up for a gift. The smaller motifs can be used to create beautiful bookmarks, table cards, and much more.
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(Version in Hokkien)
Lang Chark Hua
Ee Chark Chow
Lang Thai Kay
Ee Thai Kow
Lang Ti Chiak
Ee Ti How
Lang Toe Khoon
Ee Toe Pharling Tow!
(Version in English)
While others arrange flowers
He will be arranging grass
While others slaughter chicken
He will be slaughtering dogs
While others are eating
He will be crying
While others are sleeping
You will find him falling off from the bed!
About this rhyme/ditty:~
This is a witty rhyme/ditty describing the odd behavior of some people we encounter daily!
The author/owner has compiled for record, a collection of early Hokkien sayings, proverbs, rhymes and ditties to capture the essence and spirit of his hoi polloi, a community originating from the southern province of Fujian, China where individuals climbed aboard bum boats, crossing the South China Sea to settle in faraway lands to escape the brewing civil unrest and a way out from hardship carrying along with them in their journey, nothing except their trademark ponytails and their beliefs, very much rooted in Confucianism. These ditties retell their story and their lifestyle way back then so that the younger generation can gain an insight and foothold to their origin..


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The Importance of Brand Awareness
Brand awareness is especially challenging for small business owners with little marketing funds.
A brand is the meaning behind your company's name, logo, symbols and slogans. Having a unique and memorable brand helps you build brand awareness and create a long-term position in the marketplace. Brand awareness is a measure of how well your brand is known within its target markets.
First Step
Creating brand awareness is usually the first step in building advertising objectives. Before you can create a favorable impression or motivate customers to buy or use, they have to become aware of your brand and its meaning. Marketing messages delivered through various media are often used to communicate the brand name and important messages tied to its products. Making people aware that you exist helps drive traffic to your business and create a buzz in the market.
Try to use a simple and unified message – like Melia Hotel = *ROOM or *7666
Top of Mind
The highest level of brand awareness is top of mind awareness. This is when customers think of you first when they need to make a purchase within your product category. You can build top of mind awareness through repeated exposure and consistent delivery of a good product or service over time. This is a huge advantage in the market when customers enter a buying situation and your brand immediately comes to mind first.
A good example for Top of Mind is your telephone number! Have a short and catchy number to remember. If you are interested in this service contact One Smart Star – www.onesmartstar.vn or call *6776.
Build Equity
Equity is the value of your brand beyond your physical assets like buildings and equipment. To develop a strong brand equity you have to develop a high level of brand awareness. The more people are aware of you and the stronger your reputation, the greater your profit potential and overall brand value. Word of mouth in the market plays a strong role in helping your brand grow its customer base and develop loyal relationships with top customers.
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The importance of brand awareness has become increasingly significant with the evolution of the Internet and digital technology. The public is more equipped with mobile and social media tools to communicate quickly about your brand — good or bad. This means that establishing a strong reputation for good products or services, integrity in your business practices and community involvement are even more critical to long-term success.


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Meghan Markle is reported to have begin the process of moving her two beloved pet dogs to England.
The Suits actress' move to London has been rumoured for months, with the Queen's reported invitation for the actress to spend Christmas at Buckingham Palace fueling the speculation.
And now, a friend of 36 year old Meghan has admitted that moving her dogs is the clearest sign yet that she's moving in with Prince Harry Prince Harry.
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The Suits actress treats her two pups like her babies, according to friends, often sharing snaps of them on social media.
Bogart who is a gorgeous labrador/shepherd mix, and Guy who is an adorable beagle, currently live at home with Meghan in Canada.
However, a friend of the star has now revealed that she has begun the process of moving her pets — who are both rescue dogs — to Britain.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle walk hand-in-hand as they make their first public appearance together [PA]
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle look loved-up as the make their first public appearance together at the Invictus Games
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"She is very close to those two dogs. She lets them sleep on her bed and they eat only the highest quality organic food", the source told The Sun.
"She misses them when she is away and will even get someone to FaceTime her with them.
"The fact she's started the process of moving them to England is the clearest hint yet that she sees her future living in London with Harry", claims the insider.
Bringing her dogs to Britain is no mean feat for Prince Harry's girlfriend; each one must be microchipped, treated against tapeworm, given a rabies vaccination and a blood test after 30 days to show it has worked.
But apparently the actress has always been a fan of moving to the country, having previously dressed her beloved pups up with a nod to the United Kingdom.
The source claims: "She bought them Union flag dog jumpers to keep them warm when they were puppies."


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Nowadays it feels like we're spoilt for choice when it comes to choosing a jacket to get us through the winter cycling season. Is that a blessing or a curse? We think the former. With so many styles and performance features now available specifically for women, it gives you the chance to really pinpoint THE perfect jacket for your cycling needs.
So how should you choose?
Consider where you spend most of your time cycling and in what conditions. If you spend more time out on the roads in wet weather, you may want to choose a jacket that's built around rainy days in the saddle. Likewise if you're often found on blustery moorlands or chasing your cycling buddy downhills, windproof protection might be your priority.
If you're completely indecisive and just want something to get you through everything, a good all round jacket might be the best bet for you.
Here are some of this year's favourite picks...
Don't let the sight of rainfall ruin a perfectly good ride. Wear a jacket that's as happy in wet weather as a fish is in water. Check out our full collection of Waterproof and Shower Resistant jackets.
Endura Pro SL Shell
Fit: Close / Athletic, so no excess fabric to flap in the wind and slow you down.
Special feature: External gel pocket
Waterproofness: 20,000mm
Breathability: 40,000
Castelli Perfetto
Fit: Aero
Special feature: 4-way stretch with Gore Windstopper technology and water repellent finish. Gets wet but keeps you warm like a wetsuit!
Proviz Reflect 360 CRS
Fit: Relaxed, generous sizing
Great for commuting!
Special feature: 100% reflective outer
Waterproofness: 5,000mm
The wind may be great for drying your washing, but it's only going to chill you through if you cycle into it without adequate windproof protection. Prevent yourself from shivering over the finish line with a windproof layer that insulates your core and keeps your temperature happy.
Endura SingleTrack Softshell
Fit: Adjustable hem and cuffs
Windproof, breathable 3-layer softshell with a water repellent finish
Special feature: It's got a hood!
Endura Windchill II
Weather protective fabrics on the front and sleeves, and warm Roubaix fabrics on the back, side and underarms
Special feature: Zipped vents under the armpits
Castelli Indispensabile Jacket
Fit: Adjustable hem and cuffs
All-over Windstopper® 150 softshell. A luxury feel, with the best available performance.
Special feature: Polartec Thermal Pro high-loft fleece lining
Sometimes it's just not cold enough for those all out winter layers. Cycle yourself through the interim period between seasons in a jacket that offers insulation without causing your body thermometer to pop.
Castelli Mortirolo 2 Jacket
Fit: Close-to-body without being uncomfortably tight
recommended for temperatures above 6C exactly where you'll likely do most of your riding
Special feature: Warm, fleece back
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Fit: Drawstring waist, elastic cuffs, and comfortable sport fit.
The perfect layering piece for unpredictable or cooler days
Special feature: Microfleece lined collar
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Fit: Stretch side panels in black - optically slimming
Water resistant and windproof
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If you're budgeting for one jacket this season, choose one that offers features that protect you from a multitude of conditions. Hey, you could even wear it for walking the dog!
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Monday, April 30, 2012
running off with the circus...
Running off with the circus was always an option if things didn't work out. Carnivals played a more prominent role in american folklore in the pre internet age. There used to be smaller circus's that would travel town to town setting up their big top tents, sometimes even with the labor of the performing animals. Elephants were showman, and laborers alike as they were used to help in setup and travel. The circus life was viewed as an alternative life, with many mysterious and exotic people traveling like a family from show to show, across the country all in the name of wooooo-ing the crowd. Acrobats, stunts, animal performances and clowns held down the main stages while tattooed, strange and odd others worked their magic on the sideshow. Well....remember this in a time before we had the answers to the world at our fingertips via the internet, and in order to let people know the circus was coming to town promotors would go out and hang posters of upcoming dates and special attractions that would be coming in to town. Once at the circus the sideshow banners helped create a strange ambiance of what lied in the little tents. These posters and banners are an important part of American folk art and a lot of the imagery that we know and love today came from these posters.
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Kapoor and Sons
Hindi Drama 02h 18m
Director :Shakun Batra
Cast :Rishi Kapoor, Ratna Pathak Shah, Fawad Khan, Sidharth Malhotra, Alia Bhatt
Brothers Arjun (Sidharth Malhotra) and Rahul (Fawad Khan) return home to visit their ailing grandfather. among numerous ongoing family problems, emotions get escalate when Tia Malik (Alia Bhatt) causes a rift between the two. What happens next? Watch Kapoor & Sons movie online.


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Posts Tagged 'Caramel'
Caramel Sauce from Sweetened Condensed Milk
- Remove the label from the can.
- Place the unopened can on it's side in a large pot and fill with water so the water is 1″ above the can.
- Bring to a boil, reduce heat to a medium boil. Let boil 3 hours topping up with water as needed.
- Remove from heat and let cool before opening.
- Place unopened can in slow cooker on it's side.
- Fill slow cooker with water so the entire can is submerged. Cook on low 8-10 hours.
- Cool before opening.
Homemade Caramel Sauce
2 qt. heavy saucepan
Candy thermometer
14.5 ounces sugar
1 tablespoon light corn syrup
1/4 teaspoon cream of tartar
1 cup water
1 cup heavy cream
Combine sugar, light corn syrup, cream of tartar and water in the saucepan over high heat and give it a stir. Allow the sugar to dissolve.
When the sugar has dissolved, reach for your candy thermometer and apply as the manufacture suggests. Pretty soon the mixture will reach a boil and the temperature will start increasing.
Turn the heat down to medium once you hit 230 degrees F and in about five minutes, you'll get close to 300 degrees F. That's when you can give it a stir.
Once you get to 340 degrees F, turn the heat off and remove the thermometer (be careful, it'll be hot).
Pour in the heavy cream (stand back because it'll bubble). Just wait. It's just the moisture cooking out of the cream. As soon as you can safely approach the cooktop again, return the heat to medium and continue cooking for three minutes.
Remove from heat and let it cool thoroughly before containment. In the fridge it will last about a month.
Hittin' the Caramel Sauce from Food Network!
Crock-Pot Caramel
2 cans sweetened condensed milk
3 small canning jars with lids and rings
a crock pot
Divide the sweetened condensed milk from 2 cans equally into 2 pint canning jars. Close jars with lids and rings.
Place jars (or the unopened can of sweetened condensed milk) into crock pot and fill crock pot as full as you possibly can so that jars or can are completely submerged in the water. This is important! No part of the jar or can should be out of the water at any time! Turn crock pot to low for 8-10 hours, refilling water if necessary.
Let caramel cool on counter at room temperature before opening. The canning jars may appear to seal but the caramel will NOT be shelf stable–it should be stored in the refrigerator!
Preparation time: 5 minute(s)
Cooking time: 8 hour(s)
Use on apples, ice cream, cakes, cooking, anything you would like Caramel on! Keep refrigerated and allow to become room temperature or sit in a warm water bath before each use!


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Enjoy this remodeled HEART 2GO Bible study written by Debbie McGoldrick.
In creation we see a myriad of word pictures that God uses to demonstrate His character, biblical truths, and His miraculous ways. Jesus often used nature to illustrate His divine teachings. The following insect story allegorizes the essence of the HEART Bible Study theme.


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Some idiotic/childish criminals went on a vandalism "spree" a few days ago.
Police suspect the incidents are related and occurred between 3 a.m. and 4 a.m. (Monday morning). The same color spray paint, use of profanity and references to "pigs" and "pirates" were found at each location…Black, silver and gold spray paint covered the mural in the park bandshell, the small Statue of Liberty replica at the end of 2nd Avenue North and the painted fiberglass buffalo in front of the Davidson Companies building.
I just wish that I had caught the little jerks in the act. And I wish that ZenPanda had been with me at the time. Like she said, they attacked one of "MY buffaloes!" In other words, they vandalized MY city – MY community – MY friends and neighbors. MY home.
Anyone with information should contact the police department at 771-1180 or the anonymous tip line, Crimestoppers, at 727-TIPS.


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Coastweek– This Saturday 14 January 2017, 100 participants from the Aga Khan Academy, Mombasa community gathered together to share ideas and be inspired by an amazing line-up of speakers of different ages and backgrounds at the TEDx Youth@AKAMombasa event, writes ALEESHA SULEMAN.
Coastweek– [LEFT] Students and Staff from the Aga Khan Academy, Mombasa listening intently to the TED talks being presented. [RIGHT] Hezekiah Owuor and Aroha Oyugi performing 'Paukwa Pakawa'.
Reaad more http://www.coastweek.com/4004-extra-03.htm


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BYK-Gardner: "Color Control" CD-ROM
June 14, 2001
BYK-Gardner has introduced "Color Control," a free interactive CD-ROM for daily quality control. Topics include "Color Theory Made Easy -- with Practical Tips," "Which Instrument Type Best Fits My Application," and "Color Control in Practice."
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The relationship between audience and performer recumbents
Can any real connection occur between performer and an audience? Yes and no. Real connection between audience and performer may not be possible. relationship between live performance and mediatisation. Through this audience relationship) I take this 'one-to-one' performance as an example of a site of people making their way across Hyde Park to see Ti1da Swinton recumbent in. staging, approach to mise-en-scene, audience-performer relationships, and scheme, a new way of dealing with theatre space and audience relationships, .. unusual recumbent positions stem from the form of the rock protuberances.


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Bryant Rackers now holds a second state record after reeling in a 3-pound skipjack herring on the Osage River.
Free Underground Railroad photo exhibit also opens at Gorman Discovery Center
Tree-killing pest has now spread to 75 Missouri counties.
Register now for Nature's Ornaments or stop by to visit the exhibits before the winter closure.
Nature photographers will have until Dec. 1 to enter images taken at the nature center and nearby MDC areas
Great trout fishing opportunities just got bigger this winter for St. Louis area residents.
People can get tips at a free event at MDC's Southwest Regional Office in Springfield.
Programs include tomahawk throwing, deer processing, trout fishing, and more.
Restoration of state's white-tailed deer a major success for conservation and communities
Participants can learn why leaves change color and will go on a fall hike.
Free program provides helpful hints for nature photography enthusiasts.
Trails open 8 a.m.-6 p.m. daily, building will be closed Sundays and Mondays.
MDC honored for its Conservation Planning Tools Reference Manual.
Consumers in Missouri and Kansas can now buy beef certified as grown in pastures friendly to grassland birds
Southeast region managed wetland area habitat provides solid opportunity despite the year's floods.
Some yellow, orange, scarlet, and violet hues appeared early while many trees are still green.
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One of the big stories during the election was the release of leaked emails by WikiLeaks of the alleged emails of Hillary Clinton's campaign manager, John Podesta. Among these emails were the behind the scenes organizing of Hillary's appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live! On her latest appearance on the program, she discussed UFOs, and apparently, her staffers used an OpenMinds.tv article as background regarding Bill Clinton's prior UFO comments.
It was expected by many that Kimmel would be asking Hillary about UFOs because he had previously asked Bill Clinton and Obama about them. In Podesta's email we learned that her campaign was helping shape the scripting of the question and her response.
However, in one particular email an individual on Hillary's campaign staff was confused as to why Kimmel would want to talk to Hillary about UFOs. In a reply to that question, there were two stories referenced as background. One was a Mother Jones article, and the other was an article from OpenMinds.tv. The later was used to give background on Bill's appearance on Kimmel's show, but it also outlines his history of interest in UFOs, as well as that of Podesta, who is referred to as JDP in the email.
The entire email string can be read on this WikiLeaks page, or right here…
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Upendra`s Topiwala directed by RJ Sreeni and produced by Kanakapura Srikanth completed its shoot and is geared up for release on 25th January 2012.
Producer Srikanth said that the shoot is complete except for one song to be picturised on Upendra and some dancers. This song is expected to be shot before the end of this month.
He said the post production work is in full swing as the digital work is fast progressing. "The re-recording has to be done by Hari Krishna which will start in a few days. We will release the movie on January 25", Srikanth said.
The story and screenplay of Topiwala is written by Upendra himself while director RJ Sreeni has written the dialogues. Sreeni had earlier won national recognition for his short film Simply Kai Law Some. Harikrishna is the music director of the film.
Upendra who teams up with Bhavana in the film said that he had liked Sreeni`s work in the short film and wanted Sreeni to direct him.
"Sreeni immediately came out with a story idea which was good, but I thought it needed some commercial bits. I narrated a story line which I have been thinking about for some days. Sreeni agreed with me and said that the story can be developed into a good commercial entertainer. Then the story and script shaped gradually. Sreeni wanted to retain his own team of technicians. But such a project needed a big producer.
"I could only think of Kanakapura Sreenivas and K.P.Srikanth to produce this big film. Both of them were more than willing to produce the film. And now we have completed the shooting and dubbing. The film is based on incidents that happen in contemporary times. Political incidents are part of the script. It is a humorous commentary on every distortion that we see in our society", said Upendra.
Sreeni said that he had a good script for Upendra in his hand and did not face any problems during the shooting. "The film is fun filled and even a song picturised in Switzerland is sure to make you smile", said Sreeni.
Actress Maithreyi who is playing a special role in the film said that it was her dream to work with a big star like Upendra.
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Much has been made of the "tea party" movement in the United States, but not a lot has been said about a question it raises for Catholics: In what ways — if any at all — is "tea partying" an appropriate activity for a Catholic American citizen?
There are many difficulties in thinking through the soundness of the tea-party movement, but perhaps the hardest is simply that there are many "tea parties" out there, and many of them are protesting or standing for different things. As I understand them, "tea party" movements are local, or grassroots, organizations of men and women united by their concern about the expansion of government and the rise of taxation.
The proliferation of different "tea parties" may already be a sign that there is really nothing to fear, and perhaps something to embrace. Grassroots political organizations are not only compatible with Catholic social doctrine; Catholic social doctrine welcomes and requires political participation.
Indeed, we should count as a strength of the American political system precisely the space it creates for local political organizations. Political systems that don't allow such space — and which we can justly call "authoritarian" or "totalitarian" — were the great challenges of the prior century. We should welcome any political activity organized to check the tendency toward expansion that characterizes modern nations. I think this is exactly Pope Benedict's point, missed in many commentaries, in Caritas in Veritate (Charity in Truth), when he exhorts us to re-evaluate the state's public authorities. "Once the role of public authorities has been more clearly defined," he writes, "one could foresee an increase in the new forms of political participation, nationally and internationally, that have come about through the activity of organizations operating in civil society; in this way it is to be hoped that the citizens' interest and participation in the res publica will become more deeply rooted."
For more than a century, Catholic social doctrine has had as one of its goals the emboldening of civil society. Civil society is that uncoerced space within society, distinct from the institutions of state, family and the market. Since Leo XIII, in Rerum Novarum (Capital and Labor) and elsewhere, Catholic social doctrine has emphasized the need to protect and grow civil society: A good and harmonious society requires a robust civil society where men and women meet to pursue, define and deliberate about ideas and interests. Again, to the extent that tea parties express robust American civil society, and to the extent they contribute to that robustness, they are worthy and apt institutions to commit time and energy to.
That said, there are also potential dangers associated with such movements. Let's signal two of particular consequence. First, of course, is the danger that one inordinately pursues the achievement of this or that political organization, be it a "tea party" movement, the Democratic or Republican Parties, the U.S. or any other political grouping. The language of "inordinate" is intentional — and should alert us to an Augustinian point: There is only one institution worthy of our unconditional love, and that is the Church as the body of Christ.
Second, we must be careful not to unintentionally embolden the state. I don't mean by this just that the state will respond defensively against an apparent threat (though that very well could happen). I mean instead that we'll create within ourselves dispositions that incline us to think more of political goals than should be thought and that the state (or any other political institution) has more control of us than it does.
Joseph E. Capizzi is associate professor of moral theology
at The Catholic University of America in Washington.


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"Social media has increased the ability to communicate exponentially, in new and more immediate ways." – George Rimalower
For this week's blog, I returned to one of the most successful bloggers online today, Tim Leffel of cheapestdestinationsblog.com. While he is a huge supporter of online, digital publication and believes "We are clearly in a transition phase right now with media and there are two sides to the story." He is also mourning the loss of the way things have traditionally been done for many years. He continues, "On one hand the destruction side, where the print and network broadcast world we've known for more than half a century is crumbling down around us…Some see a threat in this transition, others see a huge opportunity" (Leffel 87).
So, I began to wonder about his social media presence. What I found was a recent story on his travel blog talking about how he disliked mixing his travel career with his Facebook page, but alas, he has succumbed and started a fans page called Cheapest Destinations. The layout is pretty good, but I did notice there are no comments posted yet, so we can see he's just getting started, but the important thing is, he's getting started. He also has a YouTube page that is currently empty, but it's up and running so he's obviously looking into that as well. Now his Twitter site is looking better. He has over 6,000 tweets and over 5,600 followers, so this page is doing better than the others. But, that's okay. James Howe tells us, "…it's probably best to wade into the pool rather than to jump in the deep end. Pick one platform and learn to use it well, instead of using too many and using none of them well" (1). So, clearly Tim started with Twitter and he's now branching out.
I also looked up Nomadic Matt, another great travel blogger to see how his social media world was coming along. His Twitter site is one of the best I've seen. It was very attention getting and he seems to have mastered getting to the point in as few words as possible. Nearly every tweet has been re-tweeted at least once. He has 44.4 thousand tweets and 74 thousand followers. I then checked out his Facebook page and found it has received 66,687 likes. Clearly he's on his way to being known in the social media world. Of course, here there are longer posts and photos to accompany them. His fans comment regularly and they have a good rapport with him, talking as friends do about his trips and postings. His YouTube site is fantastic as well. This writer has obviously embraced social media and has every site up and running. It's clear he's put a lot of time into this and it's paying off. Helene Solomon tells us, "It takes preparation, patience and persistence" (1). I can see all of that has come through and Nomadic Matt is off and running.
I decided to meet with a travel professional, Diana/Travel Consultant, and see how important she feels social media is to the travel industry. This is what we found:
Stacie: In your experience, do you speak with many clients who are regularly using the internet?
Diana: Absolutely. Almost everyone is at least researching online before they call. Once in a while, we'll get the older generation that's not comfortable with technology, but overall our clients use it. It feels like they often double check with us, saying things like, "Well, I'm on (name website) and they have a price that's less. Why can't you get this price?"
Stacie: So, obviously people are online. What about social media? You have a home-based travel agency. Do you have a Facebook page or any other social media connection?
Diana: I don't have those set up right now, but I'm working on it. I use Facebook on a personal level, but I don't know a whole lot about it. My son and daughter are going to be helping me get my online presence up to date and trendy.
Stacie: So, you feel that it is important to have these sites?
Diana: Definitely! We are living in a time where people can access the internet from the palm of their hands. It's imperative that your name and company name appear as often as possible while they are doing searches.
Stacie: What kind of an increase do you expect to see once your sites are up and running?
Diana: It's hard to say at this point. But, I think the important thing is to have the sites up and running. There was a time, a decade or so back, when having a website was what it was all about. If you had that and email it was a sign that you were in business. Unfortunately, that's just not enough anymore. To really be up to date, we've got to reach the people who are so tech savvy that they could book their own travel online without our help. If my Facebook postings can change that and have them calling me instead, business will improve. I also think it will add credibility to my business, showing that it is real and I can be trusted.
From this interview, I learned that even travel professionals are aware of the need to increase their internet presence and it has helped me to think in terms of my own writings. Not only for the travel blog, but for my other writing as well. I wonder how effective it would be to add social media to those outlets. I know now, for my personal blog www.thethinkingwell.wordpress.com, I currently link this on my Facebook account and thereby get more viewers. If I were to link it to Twitter and YouTube as well, I think it would increase even more. As Barbara Fagan-Smith stated, "…the digital revolution has truly turbo-charged everything" (1). So, if we want to keep up, we better turbo-charge ourselves as well.


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Review by Derek Brooke-Wavell:
Whispers at the Pagoda is a series of short conversations between American journalist Julie Sell and Burmese people from many walks of life and at many geographical locations, including the USA. At the front of each chapter is a black-and-white photo to illustrate its theme - though the interviewees are not themselves seen.
Whispers at the Pagoda -
Portraits of Modern Burma
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In her preface, the author points out that there are two very different
popular images of Burma. One is the delightful and alluring land, with
picturesque pagodas and charming people. The other is a darker image -
of military repression and widespread suffering.
Burma is not the only country to have such a dual image, and western newspapers can produce a duality without meaning to, simply by catering to the demand of their readers. The eye of the newspaper reader is attracted by an interesting holiday destination or a shocking atrocity story, but when it comes to everyday life - evenings out, family life, or grumbles about traffic, bureaucracy etc - readers are more interested in hearing about their own country than somebody else's.
It is a virtue of Whispers at the Pagoda to move away from the more extreme and oft-repeated stereotypes of Burma. We see plenty of real people in their own day-to-day context. We meet a waiter, an 80-year-old grandmother offering tea, a retired soldier, students, Chinese people and minority tribes, and plenty of Burmese children. We visit the Mahamuni Pagoda in Mandalay for an hour to participate in the morning's prayers. The retired soldier is particularly interesting - he talks at some length about his life. He is a Gurkha, and remembers British days with fondness. He had loved the bugle every morning. Since then he has fought on several fronts, against different insurgents. He has a wife and children. He now thinks the army has degenerated, with officers making money on the side - but he continues to give it his loyalty.
Julie Sell has collected her interviews into groups according to the subject. Daw Aung San Suu Kyi gets a section to herself; other subjects include students and education, publishing and the restrictions on it, and the younger generation. Her faithfulness to the words of her interviewees, together with the detail of her descriptions, give this book freshness and life. However, the book does carry an overall political message. This is evident from her choice of interviewees, a high proportion of whom have suffered under the present government. And it comes through in the potted backgrounds that she provides for each chapter. These accounts are conventional depictions of a government persecuting its citizens, which do not make much attempt at understanding the complexities of the situation.
Whispers at the Pagoda is one of the best books of its type so far, but it makes me hope for the emergence of better books to come. Today's historians have a talent for bringing their sympathetic imagination to almost any situation that has existed, at least in the past. Every historical character, even Atilla the Hun or Jack the Ripper, can be understood if we make the effort; they are the product of certain stimuli within a particular environment, and to understand them makes us wiser and better able to cope with the world. Why cannot we apply the same understanding to the painful two-way interactions between rulers and ruled in Burma to whose pain we ourselves have no doubt contributed in greater or smaller measure, and to whose healing we may yet make a contribution?
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Review by Philip W Plumb, who was himself in Rangoon in 1947:
On 19th July, 1947, gunmen in army uniform rushed past the guards on duty at the Secretariat in central Rangoon, entered the room where Aung San, Deputy Chairman of the Executive Council and effectively Prime Minister, was presiding over a meeting of the cabinet. The gunmen shot and killed Aung San, six members of his cabinet, an official and a bodyguard. They then got back in their lorry and sped away. One of Aung San's political rivals, U Saw, who had been Prime Minister before the Japanese invasion, was tried, with his associates, found guilty and hanged.
Fifty years later, the BBC broadcast a programme Who Really Killed Aung San? which enthusiastically pursued the belief of many Burmese people at the time that Saw had not acted alone and that others were behind the plot. One author, Kin Oung, commented that even today, Burmese power mongers play the game of eliminating rivals to wrest the crown for themselves. Early in 1946 Aung San had confided to Sir Reginald Dorman-Smith, former Governor of Burma, that he felt he had only another eighteen months of life because national heroes had too many enemies. Kin Oung's book Who Killed Aung San? put forward various theories in its two editions (1993 and 1996), but the one preferred by the author was that another political rival had hired gunmen the previous year to pose as Aung San's soldiers and make a spurious attempt on U Saw's life, wounding but not killing him, but goading Saw to get revenge on Aung San in due course.
However the BBC chose instead to concentrate on supposed British involvement: specifically that Sir Reginald Dorman-Smith, in retirement in England, was the instigator, and that John Stewart Bingley, the British Council representative in Rangoon, was his messenger. Another assassination then took place - of Dorman-Smith's character. His alleged motive was being outsmarted and humiliated by Aung San. Yet surely if Dorman-Smith had wanted revenge, his target should have been the British Prime Minister, Clement Atlee, who had not supported him while in post and finally dismissed him in a humiliating manner.
The author of this 84-page booklet, Gavin Fowells, was intrigued by the various inconsistencies in the official histories of the events and the withholding of documents which might (or might not) have proved embarrassing if made public. He decided to follow some of the trails laid in the programme and this publication is the result of some wide research in both published and unpublished records. Written in breathless style, the book is in places rather difficult to follow. Mr Fowells, however, has cast his net widely and turned up many interesting references and not a few inconsistencies in official and private accounts of the events. He feels that because no British witnesses were examined at the trial of U Saw and his associates they did not receive a fair hearing. Fowells considers which government, factions and individuals might have reasons for wishing Aung San dead and speculates that almost every country with a commercial interest in the area could have been involved. This is perhaps casting the net too wide!
Bingley was brought into the picture because U Nu and other prominent Burmese politicians thought that the British Council was an intelligence organisation. He was described as being a close friend of U Saw, had visited his house and was therefore under suspicion. He was also said to have been heard on leaving the house saying to Saw in a loud voice "We are all prepared to help you fully". Fowells, from British Council files, shows that Bingley also had such similarly good contacts with other Burmese politicians of all persuasions - so much so that the CID were dogging him and had to be called off .
That is gratifying information to me personally. In the early part of 1947 I often had Sunday lunch at the British Council residence in University Avenue with Bingley and his journalist friend, F.W. Benton, in return for designing and organising the Council's Library and training his locally recruited staff. Bingley even offered me the salaried post of librarian after demob. It is as well that I refused the offer.
Gavin Fowells' booklet offers no certainties but asks many questions and points to many unexplained matters. There is no thesis or agenda but he offers questions, Isn't it strange that...? and ruminations It is possible that... which form a basis for others to follow up. There is no index but references and notes are printed alongside the main text. By his research he has identified many sources that might prove useful to others seeking the truth about this tragic episode in Burmese and British history. If Aung San had lived would there be democracy in Burma today? We cannot know the answer.
Philip Plumb
Feb 2000
Review by Evelyn Broughton-Smart:
At a convent school, run by Italian nuns, set high in the Shan mountains, four-and-a-half-thousand feet above sea level, a young girl looks out at the pine forests and perhaps wonders about her future. She is the Shan Princess, Sao Hearn Hkam, attractive and intelligent, who has led a very sheltered life and will probably continue to do so. What does the future hold for her?
The White Umbrella
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that was to be her destiny - but she can hardly have dreamed of the
other things her life was to hold.
There would be triumphs and tragedies, highs and lows, meetings with world leaders and British royalty. She would be caught up in wars, both international and civil, and have near brushes with death. She once said "You have one existence but many lives." So she had - her titles were to include Princess Hearn Kham (Golden House); Mahadevi (Chief Queen) of Yaunghwe State, First Lady (wife of the first President of independent Burma), Member of Parliament and leader of an independent army.
All this the Princess would take in her stride.
Patricia Elliott, a Canadian journalist, tells the Princess's story in a
very readable style and with many of her photos, revealing much about a
little-known corner of the world. She has stirred up the memories of an
old lady (well into her eighties) who now lives quietly in Canada, cared
for by her devoted family.
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Veggie pizza is a classic appetizer that often appears at parties and family gatherings. It is a versatile appetizer and can be made so many different ways. The crust can be made of anything from crescent rolls to pizza dough to puff pastry or you can even skip the crust altogether. A veggie pizza is a great way to get in a few extra veggies and you can use whatever you have on hand, the more colorful the better. The "pizza sauce" can also be customized and flavored to fit whatever you are craving. These Veggie Pizza Puffs are made with puff pastry, broccoli, carrots and cauliflower and have a ranch dip for the spread.
Cut a sheet of puff pastry into 24 squares.
Bake at 400 degrees for 15 minutes.
Beat softened cream cheese. Add sour cream, mayo, powdered ranch dressing mix, garlic powder and Worcestershire sauce. Beat well.
Cut the centers out of the mini puff pastries and fill them with the cream cheese mixture.
Top with chopped veggies.
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- 1 sheet puff pastry thawed
- 8 oz cream cheese softened
- 1/2 cup sour cream
- 1/4 cup mayonnaise
- 3 tbsp powdered ranch dressing mix
- 1/4 tsp garlic powder
- 1/4 tsp Worcestershire sauce
- 1 cup chopped broccoli
- 1 cup chopped cauliflower
- 1/2 cup chopped carrots
- Cut the puff pastry into 24 pieces. Press the pieces into a greased mini muffin pan and bake at 400 degrees for 15 minutes.
- Beat the softened cream cheese until smooth. Mix in the sour cream, mayonnaise, ranch, garlic powder and Worcestershire sauce.
- Cut the centers out of the mini puff pastries and fill them with the cream cheese mixture.
- Top with chopped veggies.
- Store in the fridge until ready to serve. Serve cold.
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[This is a review of Star Wars Rebels season 2, episode 10. There will be SPOILERS.]
After a brief hiatus, Star Wars Rebels is back with a level of anticipation that the show has never seen before. This is mostly due to the exciting mid-season trailer they released just a few days ago, which blew everyone's minds.
Most of what we saw in the trailer appears to be scenes we'll see towards the end of the season, but there are moments in 'A Princess on Lothal' that tie in with some of the footage we saw in the trailer. Princess Leia made her spectacular debut this week, but it's Ezra that we should focus on first.
Part of what makes Ezra so interesting is there's no indication of his larger role in the Star Wars universe. There have been theories about him being Rey's father, or even Supreme Leader Snoke himself. There's no denying that Ezra has a bit of the dark side in him, but what young Jedi doesn't have those impulses? The trailer seems to be pointing to a reality where Ezra will be tempted, and even perhaps trained by someone called 'The Old Master.' This is all speculation of course, but if Ezra's journey mimics Luke's in any way, there will be multiple times when the dark side will lure him in.
This week's episode focuses on how Ezra is dealing with the realization that his parents are dead. The young man looks somber as one would expect, but in the end, he seems to take it in stride and decides that helping his comrades is more important. Leia's guidance helped in swaying him to focus on the task at hand, so there's still no way of knowing if his sudden desire to do the right thing is only temporary. Also, this being a Disney XD series, it's hard to tell how dark Dave Filoni and his creative team will go. So far, the writers have done a solid job at making this a kid friendly show that adults can also enjoy.
There was some controversy concerning Julie Dolan's voice over work with Leia, saying that she sounded too mature for someone around 15 years of age. Sure, that's a valid point, but let's not forget that Carrie Fisher, who wasn't even 20 when she started filming A New Hope sounded very mature for her age. She even threw in a British accent when it suited her. In this humble reviewer's opinion, Dolan did a fine job. Leia was every bit the strong willed and stubborn princess we've come to know over the years.
It was also great to see that the former prisoner Azadi (Clancy Brown) is going to be sticking around for the foreseeable future. The only worry is that this ensemble is getting a little too big for its own good, but Filoni and his team rarely let us down, so we should give them a chance. Star Wars Rebels stretches its creative wings a little more each week and if that fantastic trailer is any indication, we are in for an exciting ride. What did you think about Princess Leia's debut on Rebels?
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The Best Acne Skincare Tips
Acne can be a difficult and annoying rite of passage for adolescents. Parents can help them through the difficult pimple years by making over-the-counter products available to them and seeking out help from a pediatrician and/or dermatologist for a prescription when warranted. In addition to these measures, Cheryl Levin, M.D., a dermatologist at Harvard Vanguard's Chestnut Hill/West Roxbury and Kenmore practices, recommends these five tips for dealing with acne:
1. Wash face twice daily. "Washing your face twice per day is an important first step to any acne regimen and will remove debris and dead skin cells that may otherwise clog the pores," says Levin. "Use warm (not hot) water and a mild cleanser, and avoid vigorous scrubbing of the skin. Also, be sure to wash your face immediately after exercise."
2. Moisturize. Acne treatments can be harsh on the skin, so moisturizing is an essential element of treating acne. Levin recommends, "Be sure to use a moisturizer that is labeled non-comedogenic, or non-acne producing. It is generally best to apply the moisturizer after washing the skin and applying your acne medication."
3. Limit the use of makeup. While it may be tempting to cover up your acne with makeup, this can clog pores and can worsen acne. "If you must use makeup, try to limit the amount and choose oil-free products," suggests Levin. Be certain to wash off all makeup at the end of the day.
4. Keep hair clean and away from face. "Wash hair regularly and tie it back if necessary," advises Levin. Greasy hair, perhaps from too much hair product or infrequent showering, can clog pores and worsen acne.
5. Maintain a healthy lifestyle. "Stress can make acne worse, so it is important to reduce stress levels to the best of your ability," Levin says. "Ask for help from family members and friends. While chocolate and greasy foods have never been proven to cause acne, eating fruits and vegetables and exercising regularly will help maintain a healthy body and healthy skin."
Popping Pimples Discouraged
While it may be tempting for kids to stand in front of a mirror and pop pimples, Tom Cooper, M.D., a dermatologist with Dedham Medical Associates in Dedham, says that "will just make the acne look worse. Popping the occasional overripe pimple that is ready to explode is OK, but other than that, it's not a good idea."
Cooper discourages popping, even in the context of facials. "If someone has visible blackheads, you could maybe have them expressed," he says, but other than that, he doesn't advise it. He adds that if a person has a pimple that's bothersome and it is pre-prom, a dermatologist can inject it with cortisone or, for an acne cyst, can open it and drain it.
Mood Issues
While Cooper admits dermatologists don't typically immerse themselves in some of the mood issues of kids, he says, "We don't just base our treatment on how bad the acne is, but on how it is impacting their pyscho/social wellbeing. If an individual is bothered by acne to a significant degree, we might ratchet up the aggressiveness of our treatment. If a kid is depressed, we are more aggressive."
Cooper notes that sometimes a parent is concerned about the acne, while the child might be aloof and uninterested. He usually bases his care on how bothered the patient is. But in some cases, he says, a parent needs to step in, even if the child isn't motivated, especially if it looks like there's going to be scarring. "If it's very severe and the kid doesn't want to do something, the parents should," he says.
Using these tips, you can help your child formulate a daily skin care regimen and help them manage acne breakouts.


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Ganger fore! (Domino) H *
1997 — there's so much gOing on. Quality commercial pop, huge dance choons escaping from the clubs every week, indie becoming the new mainstream it's' all happening and it's all being accepted There's even a potentially large audience for organic, percussive instrumental, improVIsation combos like Glasgow's rather exciting Ganger who collect together the material from their first three (deleted) EPs into one loooong rhythmic groove This is the kind of thing which is probably terrific fun for the lTlUSlCldllS but verges on the tedious for the listener, but Ganger generally avord that with chaotic breakouts of sax and clarinet and some well funky drumming (ES)
The Flaming Stars
Bring Me The Rest Of Alfredo Garcia (Vinyl Japan) 1: it 1: '
Hard drinkin' with harder wimmen in some Mexrcan watering hole under spluttering neon lights -- Ladies and Gentlemen, The Flaming Stars This band (no doubt, Mark Lamarr's fav0urite ever) soak the hoary old cliches in lo-fi and tequila and manage to set them alight Although covering similar ground as Nick Cave and Jonathan Fire'eater, c-ri Iii-s toilettien of Singles, EP's and unreleased songs, the band manage to display some originality, not easy in a genre tnat skirts so close to parody There's more 60s garage band here actually all '96 Tears' organ, iwlitxkrieg drums and Fender reverb (especially on the mighty 'Downhill \N'lillfllli Brakes" You (an almost hear the valves. (PWr
Veruca Salt Eight Arms To Hold You (Outpost) it
The Alisha". Attic of US college TOll have gone and made another album Another bad album but, wait, this time there's a twist - it's a bad Heavy Metal album' hauling in lvletallica producer Bob Rn; l; "even his name
The Flaming Star: blitzkrieg drums and Fender reverb
40 THE LIST )1 Hal 3 Apr 1997
wears spandex keks), Veruca Salt clearly think that they're guaranteed the all-important, oh-so post-modern kudos which American alterna-rock bands think constitutes irony. Well no, all they've made is a woeful collection of meandering AOR which (and here comes the only irony connected with this record) will in truth only be listened to by some Butthead on a couch in Deliverance, Arizona. And they'll think it sucks. (PW)
Apollo Four Forty
Electro Glide In Blue (Stealth Sonic Recordings) t * 1H:
An album of quite ridiculous diversity showrng what dance producers can do when they lock themselves away in a studio for long enough. Blues and iazz are mugged by drum and bass while epic opera scores are slipped in between dark filmic tracks and crazy rock pilferings. The two singles 'Ain't Talkin' 'BOut Dub' and 'Krupa' pick the tempo up, but the slower tracks show the great depth that can be achieved on a dance album. (RW)
Back To The Old School
Various (Fantazia) at it *
So which old school would that be exactly? Well, the period between '88 and '90 when Mr C (the mixer of this album) was DJing out at warehouse parties and on pirate radio around London. A fairly broad representation of UK club culture at the time wrth uplifting housey vocal tracks, Latin house, (sod and Euro anthems. Some of them you'll know from commerCial clubs and radio, but a few rare house gems are mixed in, which yOu'd only know if yOu were standing in a muddy held off the MZS in 1989. (RW)
After Hours Volume 2 Various (Journeys By DJ's) * it * 1H:
Another classic release from the Journeys By DJ team who have produced the kind of album that almost makes you want to have a night out, Just so you can come home and chill to it. Heavy bassed deep house slinks into soulful vocals and late night groove Vibes wrth little bits of
, garage, samba and downright dirty
funk Then, when you think you're
DANCE The Chemical Brothers
Dig Your Own Hole (Freestyle Dust/Virgin) 1': kid: The mighty Chemical Brothers return, and this time with a second album of
those heartstopping slabs of heavy-duty dance beats that have paved their way from underground to chart success and back again.
Strange and unidentifiable noises spring forth from the several layers thick wall of sound that is Dig Your Own Hole. The Chemicals have been chipping away at the electronic rockface again, and this time they've hacked off noise nuggets that sound like they've fallen off a satellite dish. It's spooky
and compelling all at once.
Also in there is the sound of pop stars (Noel Gallagher on the Number One single 'Setting Sun' and Beth Orton on 'Where Do I Begin'). a heavy dose of funk guitar and bulldozing through the lot, that familiar pounding primal beat. The news is (as if you thought they wouldn't), the brothers still rock.
The big difference with Dig Your Own Hole is that, unlike Exit Planet Dust, it's not one great big wedge of sound from start to finish. Yes Dig Your Own Hole has what sound like tracks, each with its own distinct feel and a start and a finish. At first this is a mite disconcerting, disjointed-sounding even. But play it a few more times and you'll be fine. Whack the volume up full-blast and you'll have 100 per cent Chemicals rushing through your
veins. (Ellie Carr)
perfectly happy nodding your head on the couch, a track like Century Falls' 'It's Music' kicks in the sing-a-Iong disco element and you're bouncmg round the room again A dawn riser if ever there was one (RW)
Spare Snare Westfield Lane (Chute) it 1r air
One-man cottage industry Jan Burnett spits out another resolutely lo-fi collection of scratchy but charming Vignettes which often sound like they've been recorded in the next room and take some time to reach any conclusion Not that there's any of the old Pavementy we've-got-a~great- song-here-whic h-we-can-iust-about- UC-bt)thJCd-lO-pldy business. l'i/estfie/d lane is more about repetition, locking into a groove and adding rough textures which by and large makes more diverting listening than the o; LriSlOllJl twee ditty \'.'ll|Cll pops up (ES)
Mingus Big Band Live In Time (Dreyfus Jazz) * t it a:
The very wonderful Mingus Big Band go through their paces in the basement room under New York's Time Cafe, which has been their home base since Sue Mingus launched the band five years ago The club arribiance gives
an extra charge to their already bristling music, while the material on the two discs (selling at not quite full price) takes in a typical cross-section of Mingus magic, from staples like 'Boogie Stop Shuffle' to much less familiar early compositions. Self- recommending. (Klvl)
East Down Septet
Channel Surfing (HEP) 1r t * 4r
This is the second HEP release from this
superb ensemble, and if anything, it's even better than the first. Their material ranges from originals to Andrew Hill and Morricone, their improwsations are absorbing, and their cOntemporary arrangements offer accessible, highly inventive explorations of the rich instrumental textures afforded by trumpet and flugelhorn, French horn, tenor and baritone saxophones (the 29th Street Quartet's Jim Hartog and Rich Rothenberg), electric and acoustic guitar, bass and drums Highly recommended. (KM)
Philip Glass
Heroes Symphony (Point) t * at
As wrth his earlier symphony based on Bowre's album Low, the fu5ion of Glass's towering structures and waves of rhythmic energy wrth Bowie's Eno- inspired soundscapes is oddly


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Odisha Sun Times Bureau
Puri, Mar 28:
In an apparent expression of resentment by servitors of Shree Jagannath Temple in Odisha's Puri over being defamed due to the Niladri Bije fiasco incident last year, the Shree Jagannath Sevayat Sammilani has put up posters at several paces of the pilgrim town urging the sevayats to boycott the Rath Yatra coordination meeting this year.
It has been mentioned in the posters that the district administration defamed the sevayat fraternity over the Niladri Bije issue last year.
It was further mentioned that the incident hampered the reputation of the servitors' community globally.
It may be recalled that some servitors had an altercation with Puri Collector during the Niladri Bije rituals last year when he confronted them after the servitors and their kin alighted from the Taladhwaja chariot, in clear violation of High Court and Sri Jagannath Temple Administration (SJTA) orders. The incident had led to a delay in the conduct of rituals and pahandi of Lord Sudarshan.


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(as introduced)
2nd Session, 60th General Assembly
Nova Scotia
57 Elizabeth II, 2008
Private Member's Bill
Used Vehicle Sales Disclosure Act
Becky Kent
Cole Harbour-Eastern Passage
First Reading: May 14, 2008
Second Reading:
Third Reading:
An Act to Require Disclosure Respecting
Used Vehicles Being Sold by Dealers
Be it enacted by the Governor and Assembly as follows:
1 This Act may be cited as the Used Vehicle Sales Disclosure Act.
(a) "dealer" means a person who carries on or conducts, either for the whole or part of that person's time, the business of buying, selling or dealing in motor vehicles;
(b) "lemon" means a motor vehicle that was returned to the manufacturer under the laws of another jurisdiction because
(ii) it had defects or conditions that substantially impaired its use, value or safety and that were not repaired within a reasonable time period or after a reasonable number of attempts;
(d) "non-repairable" with respect to a motor vehicle means damaged in an accident to the extent that it cannot be safely repaired;
(e) "rebuilt" with respect to a motor vehicle means previously marked or registered by the Registry of Motor Vehicles as salvage and having undergone body or structural repair to meet safety standards and passed the required motor vehicle inspection;
(f) "salvage" means a motor vehicle that has been damaged in an accident to the extent that it does not meet safety standards;
(g) "stolen" means listed as stolen on a police database that is publicly accessible through the Registry of Motor Vehicles.
(b) is marked or registered by the Registry of Motor Vehicles as rebuilt or salvage,
unless the dealer has notified the purchaser of the fact of such fact, marking or registration, as the case may be, in advance of the sale or conveyance.
4 No dealer shall sell or otherwise convey a motor vehicle irrevocably marked or registered as non-repairable by the Registry of Motor Vehicles without notice to the purchaser in writing prior to sale or conveyance, which notice must include a clear statement that the motor vehicle cannot be driven on the roads and its marking or registration cannot be subsequently upgraded.
5 No dealer shall sell or otherwise convey a motor vehicle that is stolen.
6 (1) Every person who contravenes this Act is liable on summary conviction to a fine of not less than one thousand dollars for a first offence and not less than five thousand dollars for a second or subsequent offence.
(2) In addition to any fine imposed pursuant to subsection (1), the court may order the offender to pay restitution to the purchaser of the motor vehicle in question in an amount up to the purchase price.
7 (1) The Governor in Council may make regulations respecting any matter or thing that the Governor in Council considers necessary or advisable to carry out the intent and purpose of this Act.
(2) The exercise by the Governor in Council of the authority set out in subsection (1) is regulations within the meaning of the Regulations Act.
8 This Act comes into force on such day as the Governor in Council orders and declares by proclamation.
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Olleco currently employs in excess of 550 people across 22 sites in the UK. People are the most important part of our brand, ultimately it is what each of us does – both individually and together, that builds Olleco's reputation in the mind of our customers. The way in which we work together as a team to achieve our vision and ensure our customers are at the centre of everything we do is vital.
We are in the people business and play a supportive, partnership based role for both our national and local foodservice customers. Each of our personalities shines through the helpful, friendly and attentive way we connect with our customers. We anticipate and respond to the needs of our customers. We are proactive in always looking for ways to enhance our service and achieve 100% resource recovery. We take the long-term, big picture view ensuring that our business is sustainable and our service is of the highest quality. We are committed to our customers and the environment and in making sure that nothing is wasted.
Working for Olleco you can expect excellent career progression, training and development opportunities as well as a great benefits package. We offer 20 days' holiday rising by 1 day for each year of service (up to a maximum of 25 days), a pension scheme, life assurance and a medical cash plan. We also offer childcare vouchers, cycle to work scheme and mobile phone discounts.
Olleco recognises length of service through our Olleco Honours Club. Service will be recognised at various intervals with gift vouchers and a unique uniform to display your service stripes. We understand that work needs to be fun and our social committee works hard to put on events each month to make it a great place work. We also run a Regional Employee of the Quarter scheme which gives recognition to employees who have demonstrated behaviours which support the Olleco values.


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Dean's Welcome
Welcome to the Humboldt State University (HSU) accreditation website. The School of Education is accredited by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing. We are committed to partnering with our PreK-12 community to continually improve the preparation and support of our prospective and current educators as they achieve their professional and personal goals and adapt to a diverse and ever-changing world.
Providing every student the best educational opportunities requires all stakeholders involved in our children's education—administrators, community leaders, counselors, families, funders, psychologists, teachers, and policy makers—to row together in the same direction.
To this end, we continually examine our recruitment and admission review processes; develop the content, pedagogy, and clinical components of our programs; and strengthen our support for prospective and current educators to better maximize their and their students' chances for success.
The links on this page provide accreditation reviewers with information demonstrating our evidence-based practices. We hope we've constructed a site that's easily navigated and comprehensive.
I thank you for taking the time to explore our programs and for assisting us in this continuous improvement process.
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Off-payroll consultation – shaping our response
We are considering responding to HMRC's consultation on off-payroll working rules in the private sector.
11 July 2018
HMRC is currently consulting on how to tackle non-compliance with the off-payroll working rules (IR35) in the private sector.
In the public sector, it is now the responsibility of the employer to determine whether an off-payroll worker would have been regarded as an employee for income tax and National Insurance contributions purposes, if they were engaged directly. The consultation is primarily about how this approach could be extended to the private sector.
The Federation is considering responding to the consultation, particularly if feedback from members suggests this might raise issues of particular concern to housing associations, distinct from those which will be common across the private sector.
One area we think this might be a particular issue is with repairs and maintenance contractors.
How to contribute
If you would like to feed into our response, or share case studies of how this change would affect your organisation, please contact Will Jeffwitz by Friday 27 July.