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Lavanya Natural Plant Mask
A detoxifying and deep cleansing face mask that leaves the skin smooth, refreshed and refined.
Quick OverviewA purifying and retexturing face mask that leaves the skin glowing and refreshed. Prescribed in Ayurveda as a treatment for acne, marks and blemishes, extracts of Sweet Flag and Liquorice deep cleanse, smoothe and even skin texture. Lodhra, a blood purifier, cleanses the micronutrient channels of the skin to relieve environmental damage. Refreshing and toning Coriander balances the sebum content of skin to leave it healthy and glowing.
Benefits :• 100% Natural • Non-foaming and non-drying • Purifies and reduces oiliness • Evens skin tone • Refines pores • Suitable for sensitive skin
What to ExpectA coarse, herbal powder that transforms into a wet paste to effectively lift away impurities and correct skin damage.
How to ApplyMix 2 – 3 teaspoons with water or Pure Rosewater (for oily skin) or with milk /yoghurt (for dry skin) to form a paste. Apply to moist skin. Leave on until the paste has dried. Tingling may occur due to rich herbal concentration. Rinse with cold water. Do not use on broken or sensitive skin. Can be used once or twice a week.
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Rejuvenating & Brightening Ayurvedic Night Cream:This incredible Rejuvenating & Brightening Ayurvedic Night cream is a special blend of precious and rare ingredients to help illuminate the skin colour and promote cell growth. Our Ayurveda based formula is blended with the finest of Saffron from Kashmir to brighten your skin, reduce dark circles and pigmentation. Indian Madder and Aloe Vera has antiseptic properties which prevents fine lines and delays the process of ageing skin. Vetiver, and lotus cool and cleanse while helping clear blemishes. Liquorice, an antiseptic, protects against bacterial and fungal infections. A perfect leave in night treatment for youthful naturally radiant skin.
Eladi Hydrating Ayurvedic Face Cream:This nourishing Ayurvedic face cream made with a blend of pure ingredients, described in the ancient Ashtanga Hrudayam Ayurveda text as the ideal treatment for smooth, soft and clear skin. The herbs are processed in pure coconut milk and sesame oil. Costus and Cardamom are known for their Varneekarana properties – the ability to enhance skin texture. Costus is especially known for its soothing effect on skin.
There is no related ingredient for this product.
- 100% reviewers recommend this product.
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Q. How frequently can I use the Lavanya face mark?
Question by: ROBIN SINGH on Sep 22, 2016 09:23:45 AM
A. It can be used thrice a week. Leave it on for 10 to 15 mins on your face and rinse it off with water.
Answer by: Team Kama on Sep 23, 2016 11:53:35 AM
Q. While applying Lavanya Plant mask, I feel irritated and itchy on my face. Is that normal or is it not suiting me?
Question by: ROBIN SINGH on Sep 22, 2016 09:23:45 AM
A. It is normal to feel that sensation due to the presence of active plant ingredients.
Answer by: Team Kama on Sep 23, 2016 11:53:35 AM
Q. My skin is normal, won't this mask make my skin dry?
Question by: ROBIN SINGH on Sep 22, 2016 09:23:45 AM
A. No, this mask will not make the skin dry; if the skin feels dryer than normal it is good to mix Lavanya with Milk or Papaya pulp.
Answer by: Team Kama on Sep 23, 2016 11:53:35 AM
Q. Can you use other types of milk, like almond, with this for dry skin?
Question by: Josh on Jan 06, 2017 11:06:34 AM
A. Yes, if you have normal to dry skin you can apply our Lavanya Natural Plant Mask with almond milk. However, If you have oily and acne prone skin.we suggest you to make a paste with our Pure Rose water or Organic Aloe Vera juice.
Answer by: Team Kama on Feb 09, 2017 11:09:23 AM
Q. What is the expiry date of your products if they are unopened?
Question by: B on Mar 20, 2018 20:26:30 PM
A. The expiry of Lavanya Natural Plant Mask is two years.
Answer by: Team Kama on Mar 28, 2018 08:05:02 AM
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HUNTER PETS DOG TREAT NATURE RANGE 70 g
Made with fresh meat – Our Hunter snack range was developed in Germany and produced for food lovers who want to pay attention to healthy nutrition. Our treats are Cereal and sugar free, with an individual source of fresh protein and sooo yummy for your pets to eat with its natural flavours !
Whether its pure meat with tasty additions like carrots, berries or potatoes, or even a vegetarian variety – this range has something for every taste. Hunter Pets Treats are made using fresh meat from one protein source. They are grain-free & sugar-free healthy snacks for your pet to eat between meals.
NEW HUNTER DOG SNACKS – The three versions are called Nature, Lifestyle and Training, which are tailored towards completely different requirements, ranging from: a casual tasty treat for any occasion to stylish heart-shaped snacks – including a vegetarian option – to the perfect accompaniment for training, all of which leave nothing to be desired.
– Grain free Formula
– Sugar free
– Single protein snack
– Made in Germany
UK: Dietary supplement for dogs
– Composition: Meat: 87% beef; vegetable by-products 12%, vitamins: 1%
– Analytical constituents: Crude protein: 44%, Oils and fats: 18%, Moisture: 17%, Crude fibre: < 1%, Crude ash: 4%
– Sensory additives: Smoke flavouring
- Feeding instructions: Provide as a healthy snack between mealtimes. Please remember that your dog should not be left unsupervised while it is eating and you should always make sure that there is sufficient drinking water available.
What's in the box
x 1 Packet Hunter Dog Treats

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We owe Dr. Ron Paul a great debt of gratitude. It's for what he tried so hard to accomplish in Congress: saving the Old Republic. Even now, from retirement, he keeps hammering the truth. His war against the Federal Reserve isn't over. Nor are the dangers that the Fed and our lovely politicos keep giving us. What gifts!
Here, the Hon. Dr. Paul examines recent Fed moves and associated political shenanigans. The outlook isn't all that bright. At some point, maybe soon, the tricks and smoke and mirrors will fail and America will face crippling economic turmoil. It's the debt and the funny money, the debased monetary policy we need to worry about. Dr. Paul is an eternal optimist. He believes things can still be fixed. We'd better get to that soon.
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On the Board Asus ROG X399 Zenith Extreme there are eight DIMM slots and one DIMM slot.2
Asus has introduced at Computex 2017 lot of new products, including motherboard ROG Extreme X399 Zenith. This model will become the flagship boards DIMM for AMD processors.
Board on chipset AMD X399 ready to take into the connector SP3, also known as TR4, AMD Ryzen Threadripper with up to 16 cores. Power on Board is supplied via 24-pin connector ATX and two 8-pin connectors.
Parallel to the long sides of the socket are located two groups of four slots for memory modules DDR4 DIMM. One of them is a proprietary socket DIMM.2. It is designed for the complete daughter Board with two connectors M. 2 for SSDs that support NVMe.
List of expansion slots include four PCIe 3.0 x16 slots, one PCIe 3.0 x4 and one PCIe x1 3.0. Equipment Board also includes six SATA 6 GB/s, one port U. 2 ports USB 3.1, means a wired and wireless network connection, and audio subsystem SupremeFX with connectors for analog signals, illuminated with colored lights.
Asus ROG Extreme Zenith X399 supports a proprietary full-color backlight Asus Aura Sync.
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Click here for this week's specials at Sima Styln Print Corp
Sima Styln Print Corp on Amazon is a store selling office supplies, industrial supplies, computer accessories, printer ink and toner, and more. Click the blue link above to check out what deals and promotions they are currently offering in a variety of products. At the moment, they do have a Save 20% Off of Select Items promotion.
Feedback History
Sima Styln Print Corp has earned about 4,000 positive feedback ratings, with a current 92% positive overall score. Sima Styln Print Corp is also rated as a #1 Best Seller in many of the categories that they sell on Amazon. This basically means that they offer both a competitive price, as well as a history of customer satisfaction in those categories.
Sima Styln Print Corp mainly sells items like office supplies, industrial supplies, computer accessories, printer ink and toner, and more. They sell brands like HP, Brother, Canon, Reg, Epson, USA Printer Co., Kodak, Lexmark, Avery, Samsung, and others.
This is one of those Amazon stores to visit when you want the retail experience. If you've been to any electronics store in general, you should be familiar with the brands and styles that they carry.
Items like Brother Printer TN660 High Yield Toner, Epson T200120 DURABrite Ultra Black Standard Capacity Cartridge Ink, HP 85A (CE285A) Black Original LaserJet Toner Cartridge, Brother Drum Unit DR420, etc.
Sima Styln Print Corp sells brand new merchandise, and does offer a 100% Authentic guarantee, as well as a 100% money back guarantee.
When you sell name brand electronics, etc., especially at a discount, a popular question is always going to be if the items are authentic, fake, or knock-offs. To answer that question…
Let's take a close look at their recent feedback history. Amazon buyers have a really good way of weeding out the good sellers from the bad. If an item even SLIGHTLY looks like it might be a counterfeit or knock-off, they will leave you bad feedback. And any and all flaws will usually be reflected in a seller's feedback. With that being said, over the past 12 months, Sima Styln Print Corp has received about 400 positive feedback ratings, compared to just 5% negative feedback comments. With that sort of lop-sided ratio, it definitely appears as though Sima Styln Print Corp is an honestly run business, selling authentic merchandise.
Click Here to View Recent Feedback For Sima Styln Print Corp
All items are guaranteed to be 100% authentic, and come with all the manufacturer paper work, in their original authentic boxes as provided by the manufacturers.
What I like or don't like
Their storefront is very organized. You have a product menu on the left side with all of the brand categories available, as well as top menu with store categories. So you just find your desired category, and go from there. Once you get into a listing page, you get a left hand menu with all of the brands available. So this store is very easy to navigate.
Another thing I appreciate is their attention to detail in their listings. Each listing has multiple clear and large pictures, so you can clearly see what is included in the listing. Their descriptions go into a lot of detail, and provide all the specifications that you might be looking for like the model they work for, size, color, etc. The quality of their listings is about as good as it gets on Amazon. You get all sorts of pictures, sizes, weights, package contents, etc.
Their attention to detail, and their excellent feedback really makes you feel secure in shopping from this Amazon store. As does their 30-day hassle free returns policy. No need to email back for a return authorization, or deal with with annoying emails back and forth. You just click on return, and send it back. And having a month to do so is quite convenient.
Have you shopped at this store before? If you have, leave a comment below and share your experience.


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It doesn't look or feel like November at my house.
The container gardens are still robust.
Blooming like crazy!
I've been harvesting tomatoes every day. I've also taken cuttings of the tomato plants and have them rooting inside, on the foyer windowsill near the the basil plants I also brought inside.
I'm looking forward to fresh basil all winter long. Hopefully tomatoes too, but if not, at least I won't have to buy new plants in the spring.
In other news, the first of the three Schlumbergeras is blooming:
The blooms look electric in the sunlight.
So cool! The plant who is blooming is Crissy, who I got for free from Jericho Nursery a couple of years ago. The others should follow suit shortly.
Speaking of awesome blooming plants, meet Olive Oyl, an Osmanthus plant I got as a gift from Ginny Burton (who also suggested the name, which I think is too cute):
I cannot get over how big of a punch those tiny blossoms pack – they are wonderfully fragrant. Thanks Ginny! I will paint a decorative container for it sometime this winter.
I'll be back tomorrow, hope to see you here.


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Noffar Bar, MD
Assistant Professor
Research & Publications
Patient Care
Noffar Bar, MD, Assistant Professor of Medicine (Hematology) at Yale School of Medicine completed her internship and residency at Mount Sinai Hospital and her fellowship at Yale. She received her medical degree from the The Sackler School of Medicine New York State/American Program of Tel Aviv University.
Dr. Bar is a member of the American Society of Clinical Oncology as well as the American Society of Hematology. She currently has grant support through the Conquer Cancer Foundation's Young Investigator Award for her work looking at the prevention of multiple myeloma.
Education & Training
- MDSackler School of Medicine, New York, NY (2009)
- BATufts University (2005)
- Board CertificationAB of Internal Medicine, Internal Medicine (2012)
- Board CertificationAB of Internal Medicine, Hematology (Internal Medicine) (2016, recertified: 2018)
- Board CertificationAB of Internal Medicine, Medical Oncology (2016, recertified: 2018)
Honors & Recognition
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Bates Masi Architects
Bates Masi + Architects LLC, a full-service architectural firm with roots in New York City and the East End of Long Island for over 50 years, responds to each project with extensive research in related architectural fields, material, craft and environment for unique solutions as varied as the individuals or groups for whom they are designed. The focus is neither the size nor the type of project but the opportunity to enrich lives and enhance the environment. The attention to all elements of design has been a constant in the firm's philosophy. Projects include urban and suburban residences, schools, offices, hotels, restaurants, retail and furniture in the United States, Central America and the Caribbean. The firm has received 127 design awards since 2003 and has been featured in national and international publications including The New York Times, New York Magazine, Architectural Digest, Architectural Record, Metropolitan Home, and Dwell. Residential Architect Magazine selected Bates Masi one of their 50 Architect's We Love. In 2013, Bates Masi was inducted into the Interior Design Hall of Fame.
Noyack Creek
- Architects
- Bates Masi Architects
- Area
- 300 sqm
- Project Year
- 2009
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The client, a New York actor, sought a retreat for relaxation and casual entertaining on a restrictive narrow lot fronting the tidal estuary of Noyack Creek. The house became a study in architectural theatre: a series of spaces in a carefully scripted sequence that subtly reflect his professional life.
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Glebe House
Nobbs Radford Architects
The project is not primarily focused on the connection to external spaces but looks inward with interconnections of cloistered spaces, created and selected framed openings. The outer concrete elements contrast with the timber elements that further define the various internal zones and functions within the house.
House Savukvartsi
A modern eco-home for three generations Savukvartsi was introduced to the public at the Housing fair 2015 in Vantaa, Finland. It's an ecological duplex house, designed for three generations of a family. Honka Savukvartsi is an excellent example of a new-generation log home, created with the Honka Fusion concept.
ITN Architects
This project is a renovation and extension to an old 1880's Victorian brick house in an old suburb of Melbourne Australia. The new building at the rear of the house consists mainly of one large L shaped open plan kitchen, living and dining area with large glass doors across the rear verandah porch, as well as other utilitarian rooms.
Mr Big Stuff
Technē Architecture and Interior Design
"Mr Big Stuff, who do you think you are? You wear all those fancy clothes and have a big fine car," sang Jean Knight This new restaurant and bar located in Meyers Place, Melbourne shares its name with the iconic song 'Mr Big Stuff' from the 1970's and sets the tone for both the food offering and the space itself.
The Milton
Biasol: Design Studio
Located in the popular bayside suburb of Elwood, The Milton exemplifies the ongoing gentrification of the area and it's rich literary and architectural history. Characterised by the grand array of Victorian, Edwardian and Interwar architecture, Elwood has become synonymous with the classics. Inspired by this local sentiment, we developed a bespoke brand that evoked a sense of intrigue and old world charm, yet still felt familiar.
Hutch & Co
Biasol: Design Studio
Nestled amongst the vines of Victoria's Yarra Valley, 35km northeast of the city is Hutch & Co. From its humble beginnings as the 1800s ironmongery store formally known as Hutchinson's, the site was transformed into a modern restaurant, cafe.


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Jan Von Schleh
Jan Von Schleh
Jan Von Schleh is the award nominated author of BUT NOT FOREVER, a sweet YA novel set in an abandoned ghost town in the mountains outside of Seattle. Being a writer, traveler, and owner of a little Sheltie dog named Lexi, she doesn't have a lot of extra time on her hands. But when she finds a few hours she likes to explore creepy, ancient buildings and wonder about the stories they would tell if only they could talk. She is sure, whatever those stories are, they most probably have to do with love.
Jan Von Schleh
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Bone Gap by Laura Ruby
(Balzer + Bray, 2015, 345 pages)
Bone Gap is the second title being discussed by SCC's Between the Covers book club. This young adult novel got a lot of attention: winning the 2016 Printz Award and being a National Book Award finalist in the Young People's Literature category. I picked it up without knowing a lot of background information besides the fact that people really enjoyed it. I was surprised to learn there was a magical realism element to the text and that the author pulled elements from mythology to enhance the story.
Bone Gap, Illinois is a small town where everyone knows everyone's business. Finn and his brother, Sean, live alone after their mother leaves them to move west with her new boyfriend. Finn is about to enter his senior year in high school. Sean had planned to become a doctor, but he gave up that dream when he realized he'd have to stay home and support Finn. Their lives brightened when Roza appeared. They didn't know much of her backstory but she made their lives seem whole again. When Roza goes missing Sean effectively breaks down and Finn berates himself because he saw the whole thing happen, yet he can't seem to offer any information about the man she was last seen with.
The story is told from alternating points of view – we get Roza and Finn's perspectives most of the time. As Finn continues to try and figure out what happened to Roza and how to bring her home it becomes clear that there are gaps in Bone Gap, ways to slip between worlds… But once you've slipped into a new realm, it might not be so easy to get back out.
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|2060 Pollokshaws Road, Glasgow South Side G43 1AT
|Pollok House Website
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|Facebook information can be found here
Above stairs, the lavish family rooms are packed full of period furniture and furnishings, as well as the UK's finest collection of Spanish art, including paintings by El Greco, Goya and Murillo.
Below stairs the vast servants' quarters show the realities of running a country house.
Set in the scenic surroundings of Pollok Country Park, which is also home to the Burrell Collection, Pollok House is an enjoyable, educational and entertaining day out for all the family.
After enjoying a wonderful lunch or afternoon tea in our Edwardian Kitchen Restaurant you may wish to take a stroll in Pollok House's delightful surroundings set within Pollok Country Park, which is also home to the Burrell Collection just a 10-minute walk away.
Family Friendly
There's plenty of family fun to be had at Pollok House, upstairs and down, inside and out. Friendly guides are always on hand to entertain them with stories about the house's contents and inhabitants.
Or pick up an I Spy sheet from reception and the figurines hidden in rooms throughout the house, from the governess to the scullery maid. To get an "I Found Polly Sticker" see if you can find where she is hiding too.
Outside, you're spoilt for choice. Pollok House is set in the middle of Pollok Country Park, which is the perfect place for young explorers to yomp in the woods, splash about next to the river or swing in the adventure playground.
Make sure you take them to visit the Clydesdale horses that live at the nearby old stable courtyard, stopping to say hello to the Highland cattle on the way.
And if the sun's shining, why not stock up on snacks from the food shop at the house and have a picnic in the park?
Family Facilities:
• Children's quizzes
• Children's lunches
• Baby changing facilities
• Suitable for picnics in park
• Baby back carriers not admitted in main House but allowed in basement servants' quarters
• Storage for pushchairs
• Pushchairs allowed in basement servants' quarters and garden only
• Adventure playground in the park administered by Glasgow City Council
• Buggy park for prams and junior bikes
• Special events are held throughout the year including activities for families.
A gift shop and bookshop are situated in the original housekeeper's sitting room and bedroom.
A food shop can be found in the original Still Room (where cordials, jams and jellies were made, and baking was done separately from the Kitchen).
The Edwardian Kitchen Restaurant
The award-winning Edwardian Kitchen Restaurant serves breakfast, teas, coffees, cakes and scones between 10am - 12pm.
The lunch menu is served between 12pm-3pm. From 3pm to last orders a selection of teas, coffees and cakes are available.
It is advisable to book in advance.
Enjoy freshly made food which specialises in contemporary Scottish cuisine in the heart of Pollokshaws, Glasgow.
Our fully-licensed restaurant offers the following and more:
• Delicious home-baking
• Afternoon tea
• Seasonal produce
• Local ingredients
• Private functions
• Mouth-watering menus
• Children's menu
• Delicious vegetarian options.
The main restaurant holds 60 covers, with additional space for 30 in the Tea Garden (weather/staffing permitting).
There is also space for 50 in the Servants' Hall which is available for special events or for group hires.
To book your table call 0844 493 2202
Functions, Private Events & Corporate Events
Pollok House offers spacious and elegant surroundings for champagne receptions, cocktail parties and gala dinners. With an exceptional art collection and a Steinway concert grand piano, the Pavilion Library is also ideal for recitals and concerts.
With excellent facilities for meetings and presentations, Pollok House is a versatile venue for both day and evening events. The picturesque country park and gardens offer delegates a chance to relax between meetings and enjoy a breath of fresh air. Facilities include private parking and a fully licensed restaurant.
Within Pollok House, civil, religious and humanist ceremonies are held in the Pavilion Library, probably the finest twentieth-century library in Scotland. Framed by Ionic columns and adorned by some of Pollok's most treasured paintings, the Library also houses a Steinway concert grand piano, which can be played to entertain guests and welcome the bride down the aisle. From the Library, French doors open on to the elaborately designed Parterre Garden, ideal for photographs, celebratory drinks or simply a relaxing stroll before dinner.
Ample parking is provided in front of the House and at the side in the Riverside car park. On busy days additional parking is available at the Burrell car park, about a third of a mile away.
Parking: Blue badge parking is available in the car park at the front of Pollok House. Additional parking is available in the lower courtyard on the West side of the house through the archway.
This limited parking area is the closest to our accessible entrance. Please use the circular bell on the right hand side of the double brown doors.
We aim to answer as quickly as possible. However it is advisable to call 0141 440 7900 if we cannot meet our aim. Should both car parks be full there is extra parking in The Riverside Car Park further on west of the House.
Please also note there are cobbles leading from the main car park to the accessible entrance. Cobbles can cause people using mobility equipment discomfort.
Inside the house there is an additional needs toilet at the accessible entrance. From the accessible entrance in The Servant's Quarters you can freely visit The Kitchen Restaurant, The Gun Room (temporarily closed), The China Closet, The Dry Goods Store and The Still Room Food Shop.
There is a platform lift for you to enjoy further shopping in The Gift Shop. Just to make you aware the safe working load is one person in a wheelchair at a combined weight of 150kg (330lbs). This generally is not suitable for motorised chairs.
From this level there is a lift to take you to the main floor of the house. We are sorry that this lift is temporarily not in service. Please accept our sincerest apologies whilst we endeavour to rectify the issue.
An adapted toilet is available.
Shops: Gift, book and food shops fully accessible.
Restaurant and tearoom: Fully accessible
Grounds: Fully accessible
A wheelchair is available.
Large-print room guides are available from reception.
Talking books are located around the House giving all visitors further information.
Explanatory text: Dutch, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Spanish, Urdu
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Jan 18, 2017
In today's episode, we cover stories in the world of Human Resources: Scott's One-Armed Chair adventure; Google discovers the secret ingredient to teamwork; what law says you have to answer emails or texts after hours; and two-team building approaches that are subtly different from each other (in that only one could actually kill you). All this plus a snarky made-up word of the week and a follow up to a listener question. Absolutely nothing else!


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Wow, so pretty wallpaper ^O^. I like it very much >____<. Fav +++
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I'm finally submitting a wallpaper here! I totally forgot about this place >.<.
Anyway, I made this wallpaper a few days ago. The sky was just an outcome by messing around with brushes and filters. I'm actually surprised because I never made a sky that actually looked sky-ish. xP I couldn't get the image any cleaner or she would have looked really glossy. I guess the text looks fine in the wallpaper. But this wallpaper still sucks, no? x_x
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text: The Lord is saying, "Be ready!" Come out of that spiritual stupor and complacency you're in. For you have been lulled into a false sense of security by your apathy towards God. Telling yourself that you'll get right with God when you're old, or when you're done sowing your wild oats is risky business…for all we know, you may not live to see the sunrise tomorrow. Jesus said it best in Luke 12:40, "You also must be ready, because the Son of Man will come at an hour when you do not expect Him." Today is the day of repentance… and a new moral reorientation of your soul.


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Category Archives: divorced women
I Don't Like Kids. There. I Said It.
Last week I received an interesting email from a reader about some of the dynamics behind being childfree. She has observed that women who have chosen to be childfree often feel the need to profess how much they love and enjoy kids, but that they just don't want any. Her question was: "Where are all the … Continue reading
Yes! A Spinsterlicious, Luscious Life: Radio Interview
Last week I had a fun radio interview with Yolanda Shoshana on her Luscious Life radio show about making the most of your single life…if you're single just for the time being or forever. Either way, it oughta be a good one! Please listen in and check back here to leave a comment. You know … Continue reading
Divorce Envy
Sometimes I am jealous of divorced women. Oh, not for the reason you might think; not because they've had at least one husband and I've had none. I feel jealous of divorced women because they have more social capital than I do. They exist on a higher rung on society's status ladder than I do because … Continue reading


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Where should we start! I'm always quite amazed by these designers when they show. Mainly, because they always throw all their looks together and it's hard to follow what the overall theme is.
My Fashion Notes:
Trench Coats
Glitter Sweaters
Crosses & One Shoulders
Flowing Fabric
Layered Looks
Lion Witch and Wardrobe
Seashells Earrings
Some people are saying it was a party in the cemetery. For me, I felt that it was all over the place. There were Chateau Marmont imprinted sweaters with Mr. Tumnus from Chronicles of Narnia. Models walked around a ring or line of fire. It was eerie. Models held flowers. I'll you guys take a look at what's your thoughts? Dif you get the theme?


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Déjà Vu (Beyoncé song)
|"Déjà Vu"
|from the album
|June 24, 2006
|April 2006
|3:25 (radio edit)
4:00 (album version)
"Déjà Vu" is a song by American singer
"Déjà Vu" was released as the album's
Commercially, "Déjà Vu" peaked at number four on the US
In 2005, American record producer Rodney "Darkchild" Jerkins and producer Jon Jon Traxx "came up with the concept of doing an old-school track, a throwback with real bass and horns", to which the song's title is partly attributed.[1] Traxx with Jerkins, first recorded the
Jerkins recorded a
Concerning the production of "Déjà Vu", Beyoncé told
When I recorded 'Deja Vu' ... I knew that even before I started working on my album, I wanted to add live instruments to all of my songs. It's such a balance [of music on the song] [...] It's still young, still new and fresh, but it has the old soul groove. The energy is incredible. It's the summer anthem, I pray. I feel it. Rodney Jerkins is incredible, Jay of course is on it, he blessed the song, I'm happy with it.[4]


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SOLD | 489 S Atlantic Avenue | $1,975,000
Kirk Kessel & DeWayne Carpenter of The Carpenter | Kessel Homeselling Team just SOLD the property at 489 S Atlantic Avenue in Cocoa Beach, Florida for $1,975,000.
Success Story
Quick Facts
5 Bedrooms
8 Baths
5,100± Sqft
3 Car Garage
Steeped in rich history and Old Florida beauty, this oceanfront home's stylistic charm dates from 1949. A meticulous restoration and expansion brings new life to this historic jewel, featuring 5 bedrooms, 8 baths, 2 half baths, and 5,100± square feet. Select finishes and unique elements, both old and new come together resulting in a characteristic balance of timeless beauty and luxury. Enchantingly nestled on a .43 acre corner lot along the Atlantic Ocean this private paradise is a haven for all aspects of Florida living.
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Reminiscent of a charming Mediterranean villa with its architectural tapestry interweaving old world charm and top of the line conveniences, this home captures the delightful ocean views in a sprawling plan perfect for a large family or a vacation retreat. Highlights of the understatedly elegant residence include solid cypress front doors, a solid red oak staircase with steel forged balusters, pecky cypress wood finishes and multiple tiled balconies.
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Topic Page: Bateson, Gregory, 1904-1980
English-born US anthropologist and cyberneticist. His interests were wide-ranging – from the study of ritual in a New Guinea people to the exploration of communication methods in schizophrenics and dolphins – but all his work shows an interest in how systems operate and a willingness to break down the boundaries between intellectual disciplines. His publications include Steps to an Ecology of Mind 1973 and Mind and Nature 1978.
Gregory Bateson (1904-1980) was a multifaceted scholar who embraced fields as diverse as anthropology, linguistics, semiotics, systems theory, and cybernetics. He was an original thinker whose work influenced the growing environmental movement of his day, contributed to the emergence of new fields of investigation, and continues to exert an influence in a variety of disciplines, including ecological and environmental anthropology.
Bateson was born on May 9, 1904, in Cambridgeshire, England, as the third son of Beatrice Durham and the distinguished geneticist William Bateson. Bateson studied biology with a focus on zoology and natural history at St. John's College at Cambridge. After completing his BA in 1925, he visited the Galapagos Islands. Bateson began studying anthropology at Cambridge after being introduced to Alfred Haddon in 1926. In January 1927, he went for ethnographic fieldwork to New Guinea. Due to problems of communicating and interacting with the local people, Bateson left the field after a year. He returned to Australia and taught Pacific languages for a semester at the University of Sydney under Alfred R. Radcliffe-Brown. In February 1929, Bateson became interested in the Iatmul on a trip to the Sepik River in New Guinea. He conducted a year of fieldwork there with Haddon and Radcliffe- Brown as advisors.
In 1931, Bateson became a fellow of St. John's College, where he received funding for his ongoing research on the Iatmul. On his return to New Guinea, he met Reo F. Fortune and Margaret Mead, who were conducting fieldwork on a tribe on Manus Island. Bateson's extended conversations with them influenced his theoretical approach and subsequent analysis of his ethnographic data; even though he was supervised by Radcliffe-Brown and Malinowski, his thesis became a methodological criticism of functionalist theory. In January 1936, Bateson completed his study Naven. In the same year, Bateson and Mead married and started conducting their collaborative fieldwork in Bali. During the first 2 months, they coproduced the film Trance and Dance in Bali, before they moved to Bajoeng Gede, where they carried out extensive fieldwork on child-rearing practices, using film and photography as their primary research tools. As the world turned toward war in 1938, Bateson and Mead left Bali to return to New Guinea. After another year, they left for New York, with Mead already pregnant with their first and only daughter, Mary Catherine Bateson. During the subsequent years, Bateson continued working with Mead on previously collected Bali material.
In the 1940s, Bateson developed an interest in the study of system theory and cybernetics after being invited by Robert Wiener to attend the conferences of the Josiah Macy Jr. Foundation. In collaboration with Wiener and Mead, Bateson elaborated on the application of cybernetics to the social and behavioral sciences. At this time, Bateson was also involved in founding the Institute of Cultural Studies, which facilitated anthropological research on national character, including on Germany and Japan. In this context, Bateson carried out research on the Nazi propaganda film Hitlerjunge Quex (Hitler Youth Quex). In 1943, he started working for the Office of Strategic Services and spent about 20 months in Ceylon, India, and China; he also investigated the impact of a Japanese radio station on Burma and Thailand.
In the fall of 1947 and spring of 1948, Bateson taught first at the New School of Social Research in New York and then at Harvard University. In late 1949, after being divorced from Mead, Bateson moved to Palo Alto, California. He taught medical anthropology on a 2-year appointment at the Langley Porter Neuropsychiatric Clinic in San Francisco. This allowed him to study psychiatric communication in an ethnographic context by using mathematical theories of communication and language. In 1950, Bateson accepted a visiting professorship in anthropology at Stanford University, with main institutional ties to the Veterans Administration Hospital. During that time, he started his communication research on alcoholism and schizophrenic behavior with residents of the hospital.
In 1952, Bateson extended his research interests to the play behavior of otters at the Fleischhacker Zoo in San Francisco. Subsequently, he received a grant from the Rockefeller Foundation on the Paradoxes of Abstraction in Communication, which became a major point of departure for his subsequent contribution to anthropological theory. He proposed a theory of play that addresses the different levels of abstraction involved in human and animal communication. In 1956, Bateson started filming forms of nonverbal communication, with a focus on schizophrenic behavior among children. Examining schizophrenia as a learned behavior in processes of family communication, Bateson focused on the principles of family organization, using game theories as his major paradigm. Supported by numerous grants, he continued to study animal behavior in the hope of integrating the patterns of dolphin ethology into the study of patterns in human social interaction.
Bateson elaborated on the idea of an "ecology of mind," reflecting his doubts about the reductionisms of the natural sciences while advocating a holistic and integrative approach. In 1968, he organized a conference of the Wenner-Gren Foundation on the Effects of Conscious Purpose on Human Adaptation. In 1970, he also gave the honorary Alfred Korzybski memorial lecture in New York, titled "Form, Substance, and Difference," where he proposed a new scientific paradigm: the science of metacommunication. Stimulated by its success, Bateson put together an anthology of his lifework, titled Steps to an Ecology of Mind. With its publication in 1972, Bateson received worldwide recognition and exerted a wider impact on the environmental movements of his time.
In 1973, Bateson became affiliated with Kresge College at the University of California, Santa Cruz. There he held a lectureship to explore innovative research with a focus on human relational approaches to ecology. During this time, the journal CoEvolution was founded to honor his work. In 1975, he revisited his field study on Balinese trance for a special issue of Ethos in honor of Mead's work, whom he met with in March 1976 to continue their conversation on visual methods in cultural anthropology. During that time, Bateson became a fellow of the American Academy of Sciences and was appointed to the Board of Regents of the University of California. In his subsequent book, Mind and Nature: A Necessary Unity (1979), Bateson aimed to elaborate his ideas on the coevolution of natural and cultural processes. Mary Catherine Bateson helped him finalize the manuscript after he was diagnosed with cancer. Bateson died on July 4, 1980, at the age of 76, at the guesthouse of the Zen Center in San Francisco.
The work of Bateson is highly original, although the thematic fields it addresses may appear unrelated. His impact on anthropological theory is not readily identifiable because his most original ideas were often articulated in abstract terms and published in places where they could not immediately be recognized as part of the anthropological endeavor. Bateson's legacy lies in the formation of new analytical concepts and theoretical approaches. While his early work in New Guinea was dedicated to the study of the dynamics of cultural change, which he called schismogenesis, his subsequent work in Bali focused on nonverbal communication, leading him to theorize about play, framing, and forms of metacommunication. His idea of the ecology of mind was elaborated on the application of cybernetics to the study of social systems and expanded on related notions of feedback processes and the double bind, a situation in which a person cannot succeed or win no matter what he or she does.
In his first and only ethnographic study, Naven, Bateson conceptualized individual behavior and social structure in Iatmul culture as a dynamic system based on interdependent and mutually reinforcing relationships. Bateson rejected reductionism and avoided deducing individual behavior from social structure or inducing social structure from individual behavior. He conceived both individual behavior and social structure as embedded in mutual relationships and viewed social interactions as leading toward a provisional equilibrium of social relationships that always has the potential for immediate change. Bateson conceptualized the dynamics in social relations in terms of schismogenesis, the process of differentiation in social groups resulting from continuous interactions. Bateson conceived the formation of social structure and the configuration of social relations as emerging from social interactions.
Bateson understood schismogenesis as a conceptual scheme for analyzing cultural change, suggesting that anthropologists should not limit the study of cultural change to effects that are determined by external factors. He argued that the analysis of change within a single culture required the examination of cases of contact between different groups within the culture and that age, sex, social status, and kinship were key markers of different group membership. He considered the possible resolution of disturbances resulting from the interaction of different groups as a merely temporary equilibrium in an ongoing chain of reactions to reactions. In this way, he understood social structure as always having an inherently temporal dimension.
Bateson proposed that the outcome of disturbances in social relations was either complementary or symmetrical schismogenesis, the former resulting in unequal and the latter resulting in equal relationships of the social groups involved. In the complementary form of schismogenesis, two groups mutually provoke and reinforce reactions with each other. The inequalities in gender relations, parent-children relations, or class struggle are examples of mutually reinforcing patterns of dominant-submissive behavior. In the symmetrical form of schismogenesis, the interaction of the groups provokes similar forms of behavior. Some examples are arms races, public contests, or sporting events. Both forms of schismogenesis lead to a temporary balance through the subordination or competition of the groups involved, but they can also lead to conflict, fissures, and sometimes disastrous outcomes.
Based on his research on nonverbal communication in child-rearing practices and his visual material on rituals of spirit possession in Bali, Bateson proposed a systematic approach to the study of personality and culture. In this context, he also inquired into the formation of moral behavior and national ethos by taking theories of frustration and aggression as a reference point for studying the cultural formation of ethos. Subsequently, he utilized these theoretical insights to develop his theory of framing, play, and metacommunication. In his 1955 article "A Theory of Play and Fantasy," he introduced the notion of framing as a form of metacommunication and addressed "framing" as a marker in social interaction that nonverbally changes the meaning and context of social interaction, as exemplified in the distinction between play and nonplay. The messages communicated within the play frame are metacommunicative and have a different meaning from those communicated outside the frame.
Bateson theorized that metacommunication was about social relations. Metacommunicative statements establish the relationship between interacting persons. The main feature with which Bateson distinguished communication from metacommunication was the difference between sign and signal that, he proposed, was recognizable in nonverbal communication. While Bateson conceived signs as unintentional and involuntary and therefore indexical (indicating some state of affairs), he defined signals as intentionally and voluntarily used and therefore conventional. The difference between the sign and the signal can be exemplified by the distinction between a twitch of an eyelid and a wink, the former being unintentional, while the latter may carry a clear message. This difference between sign and signal, according to Bateson, coincided with the evolution of human communication. Working on the hypothesis that metacommunication is integral to the growth of the human species prior to language, Bateson studied primate behavior at San Francisco's Fleishhacker Zoo in 1952. This research provided him with evidence that the predominant ways in which primates recognize the difference between signs and signals is play. Bateson took this ability to make such distinctions as a precondition for the differentiation of levels of abstraction in human communication.
Bateson conceived of play as a metacommunicative phenomenon of its own kind, bringing to the fore categorically different levels of abstraction established through the play frame. He argued that play involves forms of metacommunication through which organisms differentiate between play and nonplay. The distinction between sign and signal in metacommunication is exemplified by different types of messages transmitted in play behavior: (1) messages used as signs to express moods, (2) messages used as signals to simulate moods, and (3) messages used to distinguish between the first two types of message. For Bateson, the metacommunicative message, like "This is play," is of the last type, allowing the distinction between expression (i.e., the twitch or bite as a sign) and simulation (i.e., the wink or playful nip as a signal). These different messages are pertinent to play between, for example, children who pretend to act as parents or dogs who pretend to fight. The ability to perceive the difference between play and nonplay leads to higher levels of abstraction consisting of the metacommunicative message "This is play." Bateson perceived play as a form of learning that leads to higher levels of abstraction.
Using threat, theatrical behavior, and deceit as examples of metacommunication, Bateson argued that play implies a peculiar form of metacommunication. In framing, the metacommunicative message sets up hierarchical relationships between different levels of abstraction. Irony, teasing, or joking relationships may serve as further examples for the different frames of reference used in play behavior, where the interactive sequences of actions transmit signals that are "similar" to but "fundamentally different" from those they usually denote. Because the play frame transmits metacommunicative statements on different levels of abstraction, the respective frame creates the self-referential paradox. For Bateson, the message "This is play" is paradoxical because it is a negative statement that itself contains a negative metastatement. The metacommunicative message transmitted applies to different categorical orders depending on whether it is transmitted from inside or outside the frame. These statements are selfreflexive and context dependent as they refer back to the position from which they are made and exclude the possibility that they can transmit metacommunicative statements independent of the frame.
Bateson elaborated on forms of metacommunication in relation to theories of codification and abstraction. He primarily used cybernetics and system theories to develop a theoretical model to distinguish between different forms of codification in animal and human communication. Employing mathematical information theory and cybernetics, Bateson furthered a framework that allowed him to conceptualize the self-referential paradoxes in metacommunication. Although cybernetics, coined after a Greek term, broadly refers to various kinds of automatic control systems, Bateson was particularly interested in its application to the social sciences and the evolution and forms of animal and human communication. He conceived of cybernetic circuits primarily as systems of communication. Such systems of communication respond to the information they receive from their environment. Bateson employed cybernetic models in the codification and transmission of information. Such information makes a difference between the real and the ideal state of affairs and transforms the system of communication by adjusting to the difference between the real and the ideal state. As a result, the process of communication between the real and the ideal leads to a temporary homeostasis, or the steady state.
Elaborating on the cybernetic insights as proposed by Wiener, Bateson analyzed systems of nonverbal communication within the framework of positive and negative feedback by applying them to situations of social interactions. Positive feedback refers to messages that communicate change, whereas negative feedback refers to messages that communicate control. In this respect, the cybernetic model stipulates the explanation of transformation in terms of serial and reciprocal cause-and-effect chains. Bateson argued that forms of metacommunication occur in organisms that are capable of establishing a higher level of abstraction by giving negative feedback to their immediate environments through means of control or self-regulation. The metacommunicative message establishes the rules that govern the subsequent behavior of the participants, and negative feedback means the enforcement of changes in social relationships.
In using his ethnographic material from New Guinea and Bali and expanding his concept of schismogenesis, Bateson further elaborated on the cybernetic model. His main contribution is his theory of the double bind as a way to explore forms of systemically distorted forms of communication and interaction. According to Bateson, the double bind can be explained in reference to misled forms of learning, namely to distinguish different levels of abstraction. Bateson defined double bind as a sequence of messages, in which the messages communicated lead to a paradox where the verbal message contradicts the nonverbally communicated message and where the one who is in a subordinate position can only lose. In his research on schizophrenia, the codification of a message is altered, and the form of learning is distorted, leading to an inability to discriminate different contextual cues, because what is said persistently contradicts what is done. In the study of alcoholism, Bateson exemplified his insights in the alcoholics' unwillingness to acknowledge the fact that they are alcoholics.
Bateson's contribution to anthropology and his impact on the formation of theoretical approaches to anthropology have been significant, and his form of engagement in using system theory and cybernetics for analyzing cultural practices has proven fruitful. The most important contributions of Bateson can be seen in his theory of framing as well as his contribution to the study of play as forms of metacommunication. His studies in nonverbal communication led to the field of kinesics and proxemics, and symbolic interaction, as the studies of Ray Birdwhistell and Erving Goffman demonstrate. His considerations of play had a significant impact on the formation of ritual theories as proposed by Roy Rappaport, Don Handelman, and Michael Houseman.
Bateson had also a more direct impact on anthropological research, inspiring Clifford Geertz's system-theoretical approach to religion and culture as related to the study of Balinese rituals, and laid some theoretical groundwork for Geertz's method of thick description. Steven Feld and Deborah Tannen adopted Bateson's theory of schismogenesis for the anthropological study of ethnomusicology and sociolinguistics, and Rene Girard used Bateson's notion of the double bind in his theory of sacrifice. Bateson's use of film and photography helped facilitate the methodological enhancement of visual anthropology, and his impact can be seen in the work of Maya Deren and Jean Rouch and their participatory approach to visual anthropology. Besides that, Bateson's approach to the ecology of mind had a lasting impact on ecological and environmental anthropology that approaches ecology from system theory.
See also Culture and Personality; Geertz, Clifford; Malinowski, Bronislaw; Mead, Margaret; Radcliffe- Brown, A. R.; Rappaport, Roy; Visual Anthropology
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Chamber's Ag Committee mission to enhance the Logan County economy
by strengthening Ag business relationships, exploring, and
implementing value added opportunities, developing and marketing
agricultural tourism attractions, and encouraging natural resource
management. The Chamber Ag Committee strives for the event to
recognize the economic impact of agriculture in Logan County. During
the breakfast, the program included a speech from State Director of
Agriculture, Raymond Poe, the awarding of Ag Scholarships,
recognition of John Fulton, University of Illinois Extension
Director and Chamber Ag Committee member's contribution to county
agriculture and acknowledgement of Kent Kleinschmidt, Logan County
farmer as one of the 2017 Prairie Farmer Master Farmers.
Since the inception of the Ag Scholarship Breakfast we've gone from
having 17 sponsors at the beginning to 55 sponsors supporting this
outstanding event in 2017. In addition to giving away the
scholarships we feed over 200 individuals a wonderful breakfast and
provide a great program at no cost. It is ALL thanks to our local
business community. The Lincoln/Logan County Chamber could not do
this without the wonderful sponsors who are involved across the
county. All of our sponsors contribute to the event and scholarships
by investing in the future of agriculture. We deeply appreciate
their investment in our community.
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Scholarship applications are
evaluated by a committee comprised of Agricultural Business leaders that have
made a key investment in the future of agriculture. The committee judges the
student applications on essay questions, academic merits, activities, and future
agriculture related endeavors.
This year there are three scholarship recipients who exemplify the outstanding
qualities of future Ag leaders. Each will receive a $1,000 scholarship for the
2017/2018 college school year.
Ashley Zinser, a senior at Hartsburg-Emden High School. She is the daughter of
Craig and Tammy Zinser. Ashley plans on attending college and major in Ag
Skye Kretzinger, a senior at Mt. Pulaski High School. She is the daughter of
Tiffany and Joseph Kretzinger. Skye plans on attending college with Agriculture
Reagan Tibbs, a senior at Lincoln High School. His parents are Vanessa and Scot
Tibbs. Reagan's plans are to attend South East Missouri State and major in
Political Science with an Ag Communications focus.
[Cathy Wilhite, Lincoln/Logan County
Chamber of Commerce]
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An excellent article titled 'The Truth About WORKPLACE WELLBEING' was published in the Melbourne Herald Sun on Sunday on 4th November 2018.
In a bid to discover more, the paper teamed up with the experts at YouGov Galaxy for the 2018 Body & Soul Work-Life Survey – a nationwide poll that asked Aussies about their work wellbeing: what do they want from their workplace to feel healthy and happy? What are their employers doing right, and what's desperately needed?
These are just some of the concerning areas uncovered during the nationwide YouGov Galaxy poll, conducted in partnership with Medibank. While they might come as a surprise to some, the experts aren't so shocked.
"But it's not all doom and gloom; a whopping 77 per cent of employees say their workplace positively affects their wellbeing. "
Some highlights from this revealing article are below (for full article http://www.heraldsun.com.au/)
"When comparing industry sectors, it's health and education workers who mostly feel that their wellbeing isn't being supported at work."
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Preventative health screenings, 29% of workers want this
Subsidised gym memberships, 28% of workers want this
Stress, anxiety or sleep education classes, 27% of workers want this
Mental-health and resilience coaching, 26% of workers want this
Flexible work conditions, 25% of workers want this
In the Stress arena the comments were…
"Workers view stress as one of the main issues employers should address. Regularly checking in with employees to see if anything can be done to make the week easier can help."
"Millennials are a key group to watch out for as they don't have the same amount of perspective and resilience as older workers. Our poll also revealed them to be the most stressed demographic. "
"People need to look after themselves, too. It's important to take time out during the day; you're not meant to be on a hamster wheel 24/7."
"Here's a puzzling statistic: although almost 90 per cent of Australian workers feel that companies have a responsibility to look after their health and wellbeing, 56 per cent of organisations have no formal policies in place. In fact, despite the growing awareness of the importance of a healthy lifestyle, 70 per cent of employees don't feel their workplace supports this practice enough. "
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By Silvia Martelli
On April 19, Cardiff's council cabinet met to discuss a £26.2 million scheme to heat the city's public and commercial buildings using energy from burning non-recyclable waste. Analysis show that the scheme will save 5,600 tonnes of carbon each year, and around 5% on energy costs for the buildings.
Buildings connected to the network will no longer need to use gas for heating, relying instead on the energy generated at the Trident Park Energy Recovery Facility and transported across the city through a network of underground pipes. Low pressure steam generated from the waste plant will be used to heat water, which will then circulate across Cardiff at around 90C (almost at a boiling point). Heat exchangers will be installed in customer buildings to ensure physical separation of building heat fluids and those in the network.
Councillor Michael, Cardiff Cabinet Member for Clean Streets and the Environment, said: "This is an exciting opportunity for Cardiff to develop new low-carbon, energy infrastructure, fuelled by existing assets and facilities in the city."
The network will begin in Cardiff Bay, then cross the main railway line, skirt the southern edge of the city centre and end in the western parts of Newport Road. It will be built in two phases: in phase one, heat pipes will be laid to connect public buildings south of the railway line, and a centre of back up gas boilers will be built for when the incinerator is undergoing maintenance; in phase two, buildings north and east of the railway will be connected too.
The first phase will have a capital cost of £14.4 million. The Council's Cabinet has been asked to allocate £4m towards the scheme – the rest of the funding will be external and most likely achieved with the cooperation of both Central and Welsh Government. The Central Government may indeed award grant funds available from its Heat investment Programme (HNIP), which currently amounts to £320 million, whilst the Welsh Government may offer "direct financial investment either in the form of an Equity stake or loan on bespoke and favourable terms", as outlined in the 19th April Cabinet Meeting Report. To save loan from the Council, borrowing through an invest will also be possible.
Welsh Government Cabinet Secretary for Energy, Planning and Rural Affairs, Lesley Griffiths said: "Decarbonising heat is a significant challenge in delivering a low carbon economy for Wales. We are supporting a range of initiatives and have provided significant assistance to Cardiff Council to develop the project to this stage. We will continue to work in partnership with Cardiff Council with the ambition of making the project a reality".
Trident Park ERF already has contracts to burn non-recyclable waste from nine local authorities in South East Wales. With the Welsh Government setting out their aim for all the public sector to be carbon neutral by 2030, it is hoped that other cities will quickly adopt Cardiff's sustainable pioneer project, giving waste a purpose and valuing it as a precious resource.
A Full Business Case for the project will be outlined in the next 18-24 months, before final authority will be seeked to begin the construction works.


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2018 Centennial Conference Semifinal
Saturday, May 5, 2018
No. 7 F&M vs. Dickinson | 12:00 p.m.
Series Record: F&M leads 44-0
Streak: F&M +44
Last F&M Victory: 13-10, April 25, 2018
Last Dickinson Victory: N/A
2018 Centennial Conference Championship
If F&M Advances
Sunday, May 6, 2018 | 1:00 p.m.
No. 25 Washington
Series Record: F&M leads 34-5
Streak: F&M +17
Last F&M Victory: 12-9, April 21, 2018
Last WAC Victory: 9-8, April 10, 2004
No. 4 Gettysburg
Series Record: F&M Leads 32-28-1
Streak: F&M +2
Last F&M Victory: 8-4, April 4, 2018
Last GC Victory: 12-6, April 5, 2017
Series History: Franklin & Marshall opens playoff action Saturday, hosting Dickinson. The Diplomats remained undefeated after dealing the Red Devils a 13-10 defeat on April 25 this season.
F&M holds an active 17-game winning streak against Washington, including a 12-9 win earlier this season.
With an 8-4 victory on April 4, the Diplomats extended their 32-28-1 edge over Gettysburg. While Gettysburg took the regular season contest in 2017, F&M got revenge to take home the CC Title with a 7-6 win last season.
F&M in the Tournament: F&M is making its 16th appearance in the CC Tournament since 2001. The Diplomats have a 21-9 mark with a 14-2 record in the Semifinals. F&M has won seven CC Titles and 13 overall Conference Championships, including last season.
Milestone Watch: Senior Paige Moriarty reset the Franklin & Marshall and Centennial Conference career points record earlier this season and enters the week with 376 career points. Blake Hargest '10 previously held the record with 341. Moriarty has 217 goals which are good for third – Jen Pritchard '09 has school mark at 268 – while her 159 assists are second. Hargest leads that category as well with 160 assists.
Danielle Harrington entered the top-10 in program history, coming in at sixth with 464 careers saves. Elizabeth Eide '88 leads the category with 732.
National Rankings: Danielle Harrington ranks in the top-25 in two categories nationally heading into the week. Her .549 save percentage is 13th, while her 7.60 goals against average ranks 23rd.
Top-25: F&M is ranked seventh in the latest coaches poll. Gettysburg, who is ranked fourth, and Washington (25th) are the only other Centennial schools ranked in the top-25. Complete poll.
Last Time We Met Dickinson: Two late runs in the second half helped No. 7 Franklin & Marshall to a 13-10 win over Dickinson on April 25th. Recap.
Clare Monaghan, Katie Groenke, Megan Jackson, Paige Moriarty, and Maddie Hughes all netted two goals while Monaghan led with two assists. Nancy Taylor, Caroline Kolva, and Grace Norley all had an assist, while Ryann Laible ended with an assist and a goal.
Anya Chopoorian came away with four draw controls. Danielle Harrington tallied eight saves and four groundballs to improve to 14-3.
The Diplomats outshot the Red Devils 31-17 and went 17-for-22 in clear attempts.
Last Time We Met Washington: A five-goal second half run erased a 6-5 deficit and lifted No. 5 Franklin & Marshall to a 12-9 victory over Washington on April 21st. Recap.
Jane Cote paced the offense with five assists, while Megan Jackson struck on three occasions and Grace Norley ended with two scores and one helper. Clare Monaghan had two goals, and Paige Moriarty, Maddie Hughes, Nancy Taylor, Juliann Lisovicz and Brianna Gorman all scored once.
Anya Chopoorian ended with 11 draws, and Maggie Hanzsche had two caused turnovers. Danielle Harrington turned away eight shots and collected four ground balls to pick up the win in goal and improved to 13-3.
F&M held a 26-20 edge in shots, took 15-of-23 draws and went 13-for-16 in clear attempts.
Last Time We Met Gettysburg: Danielle Harrington had a career-high 19 saves to lead No. 10 Franklin & Marshall to an 8-4 victory over No. 1 Gettysburg on April 4th. Recap.
Harrington improved to 8-3, and in addition to her 19 saves, she finished with four ground balls. Anya Chopoorian caused two turnovers, had three draws and three ground balls while Maggie Hanzsche and Katharine Yenke both ended with four ground balls.
Ryann Laible and Grace Norley both finished with two goals while Caroline Kolva, Katie Groenke, Megan Jackson and Jane Cote all finished with a score. Cote added three helpers, and Paige Moriarty ended with two assists.
Gettysburg held a 32-23 edge in shots and a 9-5 advantage in draws, while ground balls were tied a 19-19.


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