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Traditional Camp or Specialty Camp?
With the tremendous scope and breadth of camp programming available, choosing a camp can be overwhelming. Parents have many decisions, many of them program-related. How camps "do" a program is at the very heart of what makes each one of them unique. Asking the question: "Traditional or specialty?" isn't necessarily going to lead your family to the camp that is the best fit. Here's what will:
Learn a few basic definitions common in the world of summer camps and use these simple questions to frame your search and find a camp where your children can discover, explore and pursue activities they love, as well as others they will learn to love.
Definitions to Know
• Traditional camps are camps that typically offer a broad range of activities. Many also provide day and overnight campers the opportunity to focus on one or a few interests while encouraging them to try a variety and core group of others. It is sometimes possible to explore an activity or interest in depth as part of a varied schedule. Just because they are called traditional camps doesn't necessarily mean campers don't benefit from depth of instruction and learning.
• Specialty camps are camps based in day camp or resident camp settings. Popular options for specialization may include horseback riding, the arts, sports, computers, academics or travel. Programming revolves around intensive exposure and time to pursue the specialty area.
• Trip and travel programs fall under the category of specialty programming and involve exploration through active pursuits, such as biking, hiking, climbing, rafting or canoeing, or a special interest, such as the arts, academics, community service or touring. Campers in these programs typically spend more time away from camp than at the camp. Not only do campers pursue specialized interests, but they're on the move, too.
Questions to Ask
The answers to these questions will help you to determine your family's list of finalist camps:
• What activities or programs are of interest to your child? Do you and the child agree? What depth and level of intensity are you looking for? Do you want an opportunity to try, to play, to advance current skills, to practice or to compete?
• Where is the activity offered? Is it at a specialty camp? Or is it a specialty program at a traditional camp? Would the camp be an overnight or a day camp or both?
• What is the camp philosophy with regard to specialized programming? How does the schedule support the areas of specialty? Are there opportunities to compete and if so, how important is competition? What is the average amount of time per day spent in the specialty?
• What is the goal of the specialized activity? How does it fit in with the camp's overall program? How much can children's skills reasonably progress given the session length and approach to teaching of the specialty? How does the program grow with the child in future summers? Are there prerequisites or required skill levels to register?
• What are the qualifications of the staff who teach the specialty? What credentials, education and experience do staff members have? What safety practices and equipment are in place?
Materials to Review
Website content is quite helpful and useful. It may include downloadable materials and forms, separate areas designed for campers and parents, streaming videos, frequently asked questions, bios and photos.
Be sure to review online and print materials carefully to get a sense of how each camp's overall program is organized and how specialization works within each program. What's important is not only that a camp offers the specialized activity. An understanding of how the camp offers it and why it's offered will help determine whether the camp is a potential fit for a child. How a camp's activities fit into the rhythm of the day differs widely from camp to camp.
Further Advice
Camps are a great place to explore new trends. Traditional camp opportunities boast some of the tried and true offerings you'd expect, but they frequently also offer activities that will surprise you, reflecting current trends. For example, New England camps embraced stand up paddleboarding before many resorts and vacation destinations did. This trendy, popular activity was offered right alongside traditional camping water sports.
The physical site and the camp staff are primary influencers of what's offered at camp. Independent school-based day camps are in a position to use the features of the facility, such as theaters, pools, sports fields and labs. The education and experience of the camp staff influences program activities; for example, the person hired as a hiking counselor may also be a collegiate athlete. All of those factors influence what campers have the chance to learn.
Be sure to compare apples to apples. Some of your prospective camps may be specialty camps while others are specialty sessions housed at a traditional camp. Both types will come up when you use the online search tools on BostonParentsPaper.com and acanewengland.org. Note: Camps offer recreational, instructional or competitive programming. Just make sure you're ultimately comparing things like staff expertise and the amount of instructional time, time practicing and time performing or competing.
Many children are not yet ready to specialize. Children may not have discovered their interests nor can they predict what they're good at. (The same holds true for many adults who pursue new activities!) Camps often offer activities that cannot easily be accessed elsewhere, putting time and energy into creating a culture where children feel inspired yet safe enough to develop and try new interests for the first time. Children can then practice and learn more throughout the session, and they're set up to learn even more in future summers.
Traditional camps make it easy to try specialized activities for the first time. For younger campers, interest in specializing often grows out of a positive introduction to an activity.
Specialized programming provides a nice balance and complement to traditional sessions, leading to deep learning and a real sense of accomplishment for the camper. Specializing in and of itself is a real self-esteem booster. Today's world is full of instant gratification. Specialty camps offer an experience that isn't instant. When kids learn a new activity they cannot instantly perform, they develop an increased understanding of the value of practice.
It's possible to sign up for both a traditional and a specialty experience in the same summer – even at the same camp. This is true at day and overnight camps. Day campers often attend camp for multiple sessions. They can pursue their interests, such as STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) one session and cooking, dance or photography in the next, without having to adjust to a new camp. The start and ending times stay the same as do the logistics of getting to and fro. The philosophy and rules stay the same, too, but kids get to experience different counselors and a vastly different program each session. Traditional overnight camps often offer children the chance to focus on a favorite program area for a portion of the day and also benefit from the traditional camp experience.
Consider the intensity of the specialty. How much is too much? Conversely, does the child receive enough of this activity? If a child has an identified passion, interest, talent or skill in a sport or in the arts, specialty camps offer a focus on this activity. Campers revel in the reality that everyone in the camp community shares their intense interest. Staff members are hired for their passion, skill and ability to teach. Specialty camps where everyone is living, eating, breathing and sleeping the specialty can be an excellent immersion in the interest area.
Different specialty camps get similar results. This might be reassuring for those who are not sure what specialty to choose. Camps get similar results with very different activities. Drama camp, lacrosse camp, computer camp and sailing camp all empower their campers, building their skills and confidence. Many of the skills they learn are broad and transferable to other settings – like school! Campers learn how they can contribute uniquely to a group and what being a part of a cast, team or group really involves. Specialized programming offers chances to lead and chances to follow, and most importantly, the chance to do and be immersed in the favorite activity!


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Winter Service Weekend Work List
Attending the Winter Service Weekend? Already looking for the list of what tools to bring? Below is the Busy Beavers Winter Service Weekend service project and tool list.
Please bring what you can from the following list:
Interested in joining the AIA Dance or Ceremonies Team? Here is a blurb from Mr. David Wilkinson:
The Wahunsenakah Lodge AIA (Dance Team & Singers) would like to invite and encourage ALL Ceremony Teams (Lodge or Chapter) to attend our monthly meetings. You can get some great expert guidance on regalia based on the tribal affiliation you are going to be portraying. The Lodge Chief has said that all Ceremony Teams need to be correct in their regalia and portrayal of the Native people. So let the AIA help.
Attending the 2019 World Jamboree? Help is needed on the Cafe USA crew. Please see the request from Mr. Morris below.
The USA Contingent Food House (Café USA) is in need of thirty (30) or more IST staff to serve in various roles. It will be situated on Action Point at the Summit Bechtel Scout Reserve, along with those of thirteen other National Scout Organizations. There will be a lot to do and many opportunities to share fun, experiences, and culture with Scouts from around the globe. Our young adults, active in the Order of the Arrow, are ideally situated for this cheerful service to others.
Questions and expressions of interest may be directed to firstname.lastname@example.com. As the Café USA coordinator, I'll be glad to follow up with all that have sincere interest.
Welcome back to another action-packed session of Wahunsenakah Lodge! During the downtime over July not only was I having fun at NOAC and beyond council borders, but I was also catching up on all the LEC content and working on this year's Video Year in Review.
As typical before the LEC, you can read up on the meeting minutes and view the minutes video here!
Also this month, after scoping out problem areas, I have a cleaning list prepared as well!
April Communications Update - Ceremonies Weekend, Conclave, and Spring Service Weekend!
Brothers, time is going by fast – already, it is within a month of Conclave and the late fee has set in. We have promised you a drawing for a free SOLAR CHARGER (at $150 retail value), a raffle amongst the first 150 brothers to register. Firstly, we are proud to say that Wahunsenakah is the first and only Lodge to have met its section goal of 150 brothers to register (at time of writing) AND we're at 110% of that goal.
Keep an ear out from the Conclave Contingent Committee for word on this raffle drawing. Best of luck to the 150 of us in the drawing – I'm crossing my fingers myself.
Stay safe, those of us headed out to Camp T. Brady Saunders Cub Adventure Camp this weekend for the SR-7A Ceremonies Weekend. If it's anything like last year, you can expect in-depth study of the various ceremonies, Conclave ceremonies evaluations, and insight from the creators of the ceremonies themselves.
Don't forget also, just after the turn of this month, our Spring Service Weekend. Especially so, because this will contain our Lodge elections. Please forward any nominations you may have for the various lodge offices (Lodge Chief, First Vice Chief, Second Vice Chiefs of Program and Administration, Secretary, and Treasurer). For some of us this may have been our last term, and for others this will be the first of many – regardless, you can still have a major, positive impact on the lodge. Candidates not nominated and received by the April LEC must petition Lodge membership to run during the Spring Service Weekend – petitions must be received by closing of Saturday night dinner.
That's all for now. Stay tuned for another chronicle of cheerful service with Wahunsenakah!
In preparation for our service weekend tomorrow, everything is set on the website, and is in their usual places!
Because I took so long in preparing this information, you can check out the minutes and Duck Calls newsletter this weekend at the Communications Table on Saturday.
Check out the tabs above to find all the info! The Minutes are in the LEC tab and the online copy of the Duck Calls Newsletter is in the Secretary's Archive!
February Pre-LEC Update!
In light of recent personal events, Minutes Videos will now be made every other month. This meaning, there will be a Combined Jan/Feb. LEC Minutes Video released within a few weeks.
The belated January LEC minutes are posted in the LEC section, as well as the Treasurer's Report document and meeting attendance.
Be there at the February LEC for talks about Winter Service Weekend, this March 9 - 11 at Pipsico Camp Lions.
Welcome brothers to the Scouting year of 2018! We are continuing to make plans to ensure this will be Wahunsenakah's best year.
Please watch your emails, social media, and other methods of contact for information from your chapter chiefs regarding your monthly chapter meetings, and be sure to attend the first LEC of the year this January 14 at Denbigh Christian Academy at 5:00pm. (Details and addresses in the Chapter Directory and LEC pages respectively!)
November LEC Update
Reminder that there is no LEC in December 2017. Have a Happy Thanksgiving and see you at the Holiday Banquet, December 9 at Williamsburg United Methodist Church!
November Update - Ready for 11/12 LEC!
Lots of new updates have come from the Lodge in the past few weeks! Here's what you need to know:
The final LEC agenda is posted on the LEC page. As always, we will be meeting November 12 at 5:00pm at Denbigh Christian Academy. Details for first-timers are on the LEC page.
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- Great may refer to:
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- Gang Resistance Education and Training, a school-based, police officer instructed program
- GReAT, Graph Rewriting and Transformation, a Model Transformation Language
- Great (1975 film), a British animated short about Isambard Kingdom Brunel
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- Very good.
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- Important.
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- Superior; admirable; commanding; applied to thoughts, actions, and feelings.
- a great nature
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- a great hero, scholar, genius, philosopher, etc.
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Excerpt from 'Ten Keys to Happiness'
1. Choice
"I now choose to be happy." You can choose to see the world any way you want. You can choose your thoughts which create actions and reactions (emotions). Your choice of thoughts has formed your life as it is now. Your attitude determines how you experience the world. If you want to change your life, change your thoughts. You can choose a life of peace, joy and happiness. You can decide to stop being affected by the outer world and, instead, to affect the world around you with your peace.
2. Love
"I love and approve of myself."
Love is the most important ingredient in life. When there is love there is no fear or doubt. It is compassion, forgiveness and total detachment. Love is the ever-extending and expanding life itself. Have faith in love. It is the solution to whatever confronts you, the answer to every question, the healer of every wound, the friend when you feel lonely, the nurturer in hard times. Love cannot be given to you. It can only come from yourself. You do not know that there is love until you have and give it yourself. When you have love for yourself you will see love in everyone and everything, without comparison and judgment.
3. Truth
"I now listen to my inner voice of wisdom."
If you are indecisive, the way of truth is always the perfect path leading to peace and joy, not confusion. Pay attention with your heart, listen to the unspoken words, for all of these are ways to your inner truth. Truth is healing and it frees you from guilt and anger. Truth is an agent of love wanting to be expressed and followed. Spoken from your heart, it cannot cause conflict or hurt others. On the contrary, it will solve problems and affect the way people look at themselves, Find out what is true for yourself; it may not always be what is true for others. Make truth your daily guide and you will not go astray.
4. Forgiveness
"I will not judge today."
Happiness can be reached only when you practice forgiveness. By forgiving yourself and others you let go of fear, judgment and misery. Forgiveness frees you and allows you to see the good in everyone including yourself. It enables you to correct any perceptions which are not reflecting love. It is not up to you to change anybody, but to accept others as they are. Choose to see innocence in everyone, including yourself. When you have the need to talk about someone else, you have not forgiven. When you have the need to argue, you have not forgiven. When you have the need to justify, you have not forgiven. When you have the need to blame, you have not forgiven.
5. Joy
"I am living in the ever-joyous now."
A person who chooses to see things in a brighter way is usually a much happier person. Your way of looking at situations, people and yourself creates a feeling. Start to see things from the positive side. Joy is a choice. Be positive. If you don't feel like it, act as if you were. Move your body. Step out of the situation that has dragged you down or the thoughts that have made you miserable. Moving your body will move your state of being. Let go of fear and guilt and stay in the present moment, by seeing, smelling, feeling and tasting your surroundings.
6. Balance
"I now create peace and harmony in my life."
A balance in what you eat, how you feel, what you do, and what you think, is desirable in every aspect of life, as it creates more harmony within yourself and with others. Nature works on the basis of balance. It works in total perfection, where each action is harmonized with another. We are all part of it and function on the same principles. Our society is based on imbalanced motives, such as trying to heal one deficiency with one remedy instead of looking at it as a whole. Attachments and addictions are effects caused by imbalanced thoughts and actions. Let the law of nature control your life.
7. Expression
"I now am free to be me."
To express yourself is to give yourself the freedom to be you. Denial is the opposite meaning: you do not accept the way you are nor how you feel. Many limitations and restrictions and beliefs have been put on us by society, family, tradition and religion, resulting in guilt. Overcome them, and see what is right for you. Avoid misunderstandings and problems by letting others know what is going on within you - fast - without attacking the other person. Taking it personally is the other person's choice and not your responsibility. Allow yourself to be who you really are and remember that it is none of your business what others think of you.
8. Trust
"I now trust that all is well."
'Don't worry, be happy!' This statement really needs no further explanation. The past is over, there is nothing you can do about it. And worrying about what might happen in the future does not get you very far either. Let go of the past and future worries. You are not the victim of the world you see, but of your own thoughts. Let go of control and trust that there is a higher intelligence working in perfect order. Allow it to be. By believing and trusting that all is well in your world, you create peace and harmony. Only doubt and fear will stop you from being happy.
9. Gratitude
"All that I give is given to myself."
Happy people are the ones who are grateful for what they have and what they are. Miserable and depressed people don't know how to say thank you. The more you have, the more grateful you can be. Start off by saying thank you to yourself; appreciate how far you have come and what you have achieved. It could be a lot worse. Giving thanks and appreciation opens many doors. Be grateful even for mistakes and conflicts, because these give you the opportunity to learn and grow. Give and you receive. Remember last time you gave something with love? Was it not really receiving?
10. Courage
"In change is where I grow."
Take risks, do something different, come out of your comfort zone. You won't grow personally and spiritually if you are sticking to what you are comfortable with. There might be something great awaiting you on the other side of the lake. Don't let routines and fixed beliefs control your life. Life is ever changing. There is only one consistency and that is change. It brings aliveness and excitement, growth and fulfillment. You need courage to change and to choose happiness. Then the path to finding happiness can be as exciting as happiness itself.
Excerpted from 'Ten Keys to Happiness' Gudrun Kretschman Pages 10-11, 14-15, 18-19, 22-23, 26-27, 30-31, 34-35, 38-39, 42-43 and 46-47.
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30 Days To HAPPINESS
You can use it over and over every 30 days until the new concepts have become deeply rooted in you.
Change happens with repetition and time. But change can also happen overnight if you have a strong desire to change, a willingness to accept new ideas, and an ability to visualize clearly how you want to be, think, or act.
There are no rules about how fast or slowly you or your life will change its entirely up to you-and what you believe. Remember:
This book is about possibility, its about leaping beyond where you have been into the person you have always wanted to be.
This book is also about responsibility, keeping your thoughts, words, and imagination focused on the best you want for yourself.
You can do anything, be anything, have anything in whatever amount of time you've told yourself it has to take.
Change is not always easy. Habits, even the worst ones, are comfortable because they are familiar getting rid of old ways of talking and thinking might make you feel lost at first. That's natural. many people have become comfortable with terrible, demeaning circumstances.
For example, don't make waves in smooth relationships because the only ones you've experienced have been hard work! If you expect the boom to fall, you know now that in some way, you yourself will cause it to fall.
Remember: When you change, getting rid of old negative patterns you might feel empty, lost, sad, uncertain, or confused. Those feelings will pass. You have simply created a vacuum for good thoughts and patterns to flow in. Don't fill up the new space with a different negative pattern!
With a little practice and time you will get used to the new you. You might slip and go back to the old pattern for a little while. Don't get upset with yourself. Just get back on track. You will be stronger each time. The new you will bring you so much happiness, love, money, satisfaction, and health, you will soon give up going back to the old ways.
1. Review this book often. Some days you may want to read only one passage, other days you may want to read more. Repeat this 30 days to happiness often. each time you do, it will be a new experience. The first time through, you've probably analyzed the new concepts and perhaps even resisted some of them. each time you do the 30 days again, you will want to work more with goals, affirmations, and visualization.
2. Underline the sentences in this book that are important to you. These are the concepts you're now ready to absorb. As you read this book you will want to underline more. The new markings will show you your changes and your progress toward a greater understanding.
3. Offer these ideas to others, but only if they are receptive They have their paths to follow, in their own time.
4. Keep up a strong desire to make your life happier. Intense desire actually attracts good things to you. Your life will improve by leaps and bounds! It's only up to you!
You create everything in your life!
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The 1901 Census of Ireland was held on the night of 31st March 1901. Since the time of the 1841 Census, the population of Ireland had been falling steadily. The 1841 figure of 6,528,799 persons had dropped to 3,221,823 by 1901 – a drop of nearly 51%. In the same period the population of County Wexford had dropped from 202,033 in 1841 to 104,104 in 1901. This represented a drop of 48%. The western region of Ireland was much more badly hit with significantly higher reductions in population between the years 1841 and 1901. The Great Famine and subsequent emigration to the New World had a great bearing on these reductions. County Wexford's population continued to drop until, in 1961, it reached a low of 83,308. Thereafter, the population of the county began to rise again until at the last Census for which figures are currently available, 1996, it reached 104,371. The population is still rising.
The official population of Taghmon village at the time of the 1901 Census was 555. Remarkably, 58 of those resident in Taghmon village were born outside County Wexford. This represents more than 10%. Although the population of Taghmon according to the 1996 Census was 619, it has not been possible to ascertain what exact part of the village or parish is included in these figures. However, it is certain that the village population is still rising and recent new housing developments certainly contribute to the upward trend in the village's population.
In this article we list all the names that appear in the 1901 Census. These particulars are for the village only and in a future article we hope to list the remainder of the parish. Various comments which should help to identify particular families have been added by the authors and these are in italics.
Lord Ruthven, descended from a union between the Ruthven and the Hore of Harperstown families, was the landlord of seventy-four of the village houses. Marks Browne, a village businessman, was landlord of a further twenty-six village premises and Elizabeth Cullimore had eight village properties in her portfolio. James Keating held a small number and only a further five or six houses were owned by their occupiers. The following buildings existed in the village in 1901:
|Public Houses
|Lodging House
|National Schools
|Protestant Church
|Catholic Church
|R.I.C. Barracks
|Post Office
|Public Building
|Private Dwellings
Gerald Fitzgerald, one of the Fitzgerald family (see page 160) was deaf and dumb and became a good billiard player and well liked village character. He drew sketches of the village, probably in the late 1930s, on a long roll of paper and they were in the possession of the Anglim family for a time. Eventually Mary Anglim's husband, Dr. Austin O'Sullivan placed them in the museum in Johnstown Castle. He lent them to the co-author of this article, Tom Williams, in 2001, who scanned them into his computer. Some of them can be seen at the end of this article. The landscape of the village changed very little between 1901 and the late 1930s, so these sketches give an idea of the layout of the village at the time of the 1901 Census of Ireland.
All the following were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Wexford, unless otherwise stated.
1. See Taghmon Historical Journal No. 3 1999. Page 55


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Drinking too much is not only bad for your health, it likely affects the people around you. Our members share how they dealt with their own or a loved one's drinking problem.
Please note that the following tips from members do not necessarily reflect the opinion of Blue Cross and Blue Shield. These tips are intended as general information only. Please consult your physician for specific advice.
I have been affected by someone else's drinking and have been actively involved in Al Anon for a year now. What a baffling and frustrating situation to be in! I hope this story will help others who may be in the same situation and have nowhere to turn.
Your loved one (a spouse, parent, child or friend) can't control drinking, and there is absolutely nothing you can do about it. You have tried — poured out and hid the bottles, screamed and yelled, sent them to rehab. Maybe it worked; maybe it didn't.
It's called insanity when you keep doing the same thing over and over expecting a different result. The good news is that you're NOT crazy, and there is something you can do about it.
Alcoholism is a disease — we can't control it, cure it or cause it. But as concerned family and friends, we can get help for ourselves. It sounds counterproductive, but there are 12-step recovery programs for us.
We can get better as we start focusing on ourselves and meeting with others who can relate. I thought my world was over and that I would never be happy again, but I miraculously found a solution, and it didn't involve getting my alcoholic to stop drinking. There is hope, but it takes looking in the right places to find it!
— Kelley R.
I had an addiction problem. The biggest thing that helped me was support from all my family. Being able to get medical help at an excellent facility was also important. And you have to want to help yourself. Family is a big motivator, but you can't do it for anyone but yourself.
— Marci T.
I am a 44-year-old adult and a child of a recovering alcoholic and addict.
I can tell you that the AA program and inpatient treatment saved our family. My father's first day of sobriety was in 1988 when I was turning 16 years old. And I can also tell you how not getting help can be fatal. My sister-in-law passed away at 34 years old from alcoholism.
With the alcoholism experiences that my husband and I have had, we decided to try to do something good with the knowledge we gained. We became foster parents and eventually adopted an infant whose mother used marijuana and meth during her pregnancy.
We feel that the first step to getting help is to be able to admit there is a problem. Sometimes this is harder for the family than the actual alcoholic. We need to work through the embarrassment and stereotypes to be able to get help.
— Christy W.
I have regularly consumed alcohol for about 40 years, usually daily, occasionally to the point of inebriation. After I spent a few days in the hospital with acute pancreatitis two years ago, my doctor told me to abstain from alcohol (except for special occasions), and I did.
I developed an appreciation for drinking water instead of alcohol by busying myself with projects around the house. I imagine others could do the same through exercise or other activities.
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The Bold & The Beautiful Update Tuesday 3/10/09
Written By Suzanne
Pictures by Suzanne
Brooke is on the phone in her office, talking to someone named Carlos about
the building's security. Donna is standing around nearby. Donna finds Pam in her
office, crocheting. Donna wonders why she is there. Pam tells her that Stephanie
her the job bag, so Brooke wonders what she will be doing. Pam will be
crocheting other things, like purses. She laughs and asks Donna if they have
arrested her son yet. Donna tells her that Marcus isn't a suspect, but Pam
scoffs. She reminds Pam that he was with the police when the car exploded, but
Pam says again that bombs have timers. Donna moves her stuff out so that Pam can
have the office (that part didn't really make sense to me). She warns that it's
only temporary. Stephanie walks in and joins their argument. Stephanie insults
Rick, too. Donna and Stephanie bicker about Eric and Rick. Pam gets annoyed when
Donna compares her to Rick and calls her a nutcase. She says that Rick is a
devil and should be destroyed. Donna gets in Pam's face and wonders if she has
tried to destroy Rick. Pam protests again that she was not in her right mind.
Lt. Baker is in his office at the police station, looking at the threatening letter that Rick found in his deck. . His son, Charlie, walks in, bringing him food and the lab report on the fire at Rick's place. Baker takes a bite of the hot dog, makes a bad face, disgusted, and spits it out. He demands to know what it is. Charlie tells him it's a tofu dog and tastes just like chicken. LT. Baker disagrees strongly. The report tells them that the matches found in Marcus' office were not the ones used to set the fire at Rick's house. It also says that the letters used in the note were from a surfer magazine. They recall that Owen was in charge of a surf line and got fired. Lt. Baker gets on the phone and calls Owen.
Owen is out surfing, but he runs back and answers the phone. Owen asks him to hang on while he towels off. Baker gets annoyed when he calls him "dude". Owen apologizes, saying he just got out of the water. Baker figures it must be too cold to go swimming, but Owen tells him that he was surfing. He tells Owen to come in and talk to him, or else he'll come to see him. Owen comes in and shakes Lt. Baker's hand, warily. He asks Owen about Rick. Owen denies that he was so mad at Rick that he blew up his car. When Owen asks why they suspect him in particular, they show him the cut-out letters. He says he has never seen it before. They tell him it's from a surfer magazine. Baker tells him that he is the prime suspect. They sit down and question him. Charlie takes notes. Owen says he wouldn't be stupid enough to do that. He tells them that he will take a lie detector if they want him to, but otherwise he has to leave to go on a date in an hour. Baker asks him who else worked on the surf line besides him and Donna. Owen tells them that Pam also worked on it. They let him go. Owen smirks that he hopes that they find the killer, but not before he finishes the job.
Lt. baker gets a real dog and enjoys it. Charlie brings him a reporter about the
fiber evidence they found. It was all over Rick's desk, and in the note and the
glue used to make the note, and at Rick's house. It's a special kind of yarn
used in crocheting. They remember that Pam is always doing crochet. Lt. Baker
remembers all of her past crimes. They leave to go question her.
Rick is looking at security video on his laptop when Brooke comes in and asks him what he's doing. She looks over his shoulder and see that the video is from outside of Ridge's office. She gets annoyed and closes the laptop. Brooke yells at him for suspecting Ridge for setting fire to his house or blowing up his car. She informs him that Ridge is willing to give him the benefit of the doubt that he didn't do it to himself. She expects him to do the same. Rick looks surprised. They argue some more about whether Ridge is behind the attacks or not. She wants Rick to take the attacks seriously. They argue again about his relationship with Steffy, but Brooke is mainly concerned about his life being at risk.
Ridge and Taylor are in his office. Steffy stops by because he had asked her to,
but she didn't expect to see both of them. It's clear that they are there to
convince her to stay away from Rick. This time, they try to do it on the basis
of her personal safety, since someone is targeting him. They argue for a long
time. Ridge does admit that he knows now that Rick didn't try to blow himself up
(he is too selfish to risk his life that way). They are happy to hear that Rick
is also concerned for her safety, but she swears that she won't abandon him
because she loves him too much. She asks them not to ask that of her. Taylor
looks at Ridge, disappointed. Ridge tries another tack by asking Steffy what she
would tell her daughter if she were in their place. Steffy agrees that she would
probably say the same things they are, but then she would tell her that she's
certain of her feelings, she's not a little girl any more, and that even if it's
a mistake, it's her mistake to make. Steffy gets upset as she talks to them and
begs them to understand. Ridge and Taylor give up, realizing there's nothing
else they can say that will convince her. Ridge tells her that they will always
be with her, even if her decisions don't work out. Taylor hopes that she trusts
them enough to come to them if something doesn't work out. Steffy agrees. Ridge
hugs Steffy. He tells her that they love her more than life itself and just want
her to be happy.
Steffy drops by Rick's office. Brooke is still there. Steffy gives him the good news that Ridge and Taylor realizes they can't stand in the way of their relationship. Rick and Steffy laugh joyously. Ridge walks in, so Brooke asks if this is true.
The police arrive at Pam's office, so Stephanie lets them in. Pam is still on the couch with her crochet. Stephanie asks if they've found out who set the fire. Pam wonders if it was Marcus. They reply that it wasn't When Stephanie asks who it was, they look intently at Pam, who is dropping little fibers of yarn on the floor as she crochets. Stephanie, shocked, realizes that they suspect Pam.
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I hope everyone had an enjoyable and restful summer. I'm looking forward to another exciting school year. We will continue with our circle prayer on Mondays, our prayer meditation on Wednesdays, and praying the rosary on Fridays. We will also continue our Mass journals on Fridays and planning the Masses as well. Let me share some of the topics we will cover during the first marking period.
In sixth grade you will learn about God's Revelation, Creation and how God is the source of all life and we are created in his image. You will also learn that we are all stewards of creation and we should take care of this world and everything in it. We will also learn how evil entered the world and how people have suffered as a result of it. On a positive note, we will also learn how God promises to help his people and the patriarchs he chose to do this.
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Dead Blow…alive and McKicking
How was it for you? Did you party like it was pre-1979 or was your Thatcher revelry as bad as it was for me? a massive anti-climax.
A few years ago an IMUSA and FC United mainhead and me were discussing how we were going to celebrate on the day that thatcher dies. Various ideas were discussed and also a business idea from me to have inflatable gravestone dance-mats manufactured. We'd sell these inflatables to Manchester's jubilant working class in a jam-packed Albert Square and a mass ding-dong dance-off would take place. The proceeds from my entrepreneurial skillage would go to summat like the Coal Industry Social Welfare Organisation. Just like the imagined lengthy, wild celebrations, the dance-mat never happened. Like most of my decent ideas, it stayed as an idea (if anyone has got a future "go-to market" and wants to "run with this" we can "touch base" and sort me a few akkas in royalties please). What else didn't happen was the jam-packed Albert Sq. which wasn't helped by the rotten cow dying on a Monday, although I reckon she probably croaked on the Friday but her chums kept the coffin lid on it so we couldn't make a weekend out of it.
So Monday it was. The phone was in overdrive with texts of glee and a family get together at ours was quickly arranged. On the way to order the curry I was dropped at my local Openshaw Morrissons to get the beers in. It was when walking through the "Dead Blow" Steamhanner sculpture entrance to our new shopping centre that the anti-climax kicked in. The sculpture is a 29ft, 15 tonne artwork which reflects Openshaw's industrial history. The area, once brimming with heavy industry, was a community full of skilled and semi-skilled people. Rather than give these industries the support that the likes of the successful economies of Japan and Germany got, thatcher made sure these industries were killed off. They were a threat to her holding power. They were the foundation of the labour movement and thatcher made sure they choked just like she did in Liverpool, Sheffield, Birmingham, Leeds, Sunderland and Newcastle. They were already suffering a decline when she got in but instead of getting a boost they got the boot. She preferred to give these workers dole than support.
An indicator for what was to come happened a few hundred yards away from the Dead Blow at the Laurence Scott & Electromotors (LSE) works just less than two years after the bastard got in power.
I was one year into my apprenticeship and on block release at Openshaw Technical College where thousands of skilled Mancunians, mainly engineers, had been attending since the 1880s. We went on a field trip to LSE around September 1980 to see how electric motors were manufactured. Control of the company which had plants at four other UK locations had just been acquired by The Mining Supplies Group who had just bought 30% of the shares. The place was buzzing with activity and graft. As we toured the factory the seemingly high-spirited workers showed us the manufacturing process and took the piss in equal measure. All seemed to be well and LSE was portrayed to us as an efficient outfit vital to the mining industry at home and abroad and to the Ministry of Defence. Just over six months later, in April 1981, the 650 workers were told that their plant would be closing down, the minimum possible redundancy was to be paid and horrible Mining Supplies chairman Arthur Snipe told them that there would be no negotiation. What followed was a 12 month long battle in which the workers went on strike and occupied the plant. Snipe was soon forced into talks due to pressure from the National Coal Board via the NUM and 3 weeks of pickets from Openshaw at his main firm in Doncaster. However the NUM said they would only consider blacking LSE products if all of their plants came out on strike which didn't happen. In July 1981 The Amalgamated Union of Engineering Workers (AUEW) told the Openshaw LSE strikers to go back to work. The workers voted overwhelmingly to defy this order and carry on the strike. In August with the strike now declared illegal, bailiffs retook the plant by smashing their way in with sledgehammers and pick axe handles and evicting the occupiers at 2 in the morning. It wasn't the end though. That came in November when, in a plan like summat out of Operation Entebbe, arranged with Greater Manchester Police (who had pledged throughout that they could supply 2 officers for each picket), masked men flew helicopters in over the picket lines to retrieve £3 million worth of orders that were being held to ransom.
The seeds were planted for what was to follow and how thatcher could use division (her forte) and the dibble, truncheoning any bastard that got in her way, to defeat what might have appeared to be a strong trade union movement. What followed was the decimation of M11 and industrial communities throughout Britian . What this dispute showed was that although workers were strong and solid in their own communities and workplaces, they could not rely on support from outside. A green light for the divide and conquer of thatcherism.
And so she won and is still winning. She would have been made up with all our engineering and steel plants shut down and us with a Steamhammer sculpture, a Morrissons, a B&M, a Cash Converter and a Poundland to replace them and all staffed with non-union labour. The framed photos in Morrissons of the Ferguson-Pailin switchgear works that dwarfed the house I was born in and the massive B&S Massey works are a nice touch but at the same time rub our noses in the dirt.
Back home, a nice curry, some nice beer and above all nice company of my own making were doing a good job of providing a good vibe to our impromptu party and helping me refocus on my intended celebration following my hearing of the horrid twat's death. Despite Fergie's usual treatment of the derby, via dodgy internet stream, we had a good night. But she has still won. Any party to celebrate her death, however you might have enjoyed it can only be followed by the sobering fact that she has won. She's died a winner; her political heirs are continuing her damage. She'll be fucking made up. We're all going to die and if you die aged 87 knowing that summat you set out to do is progressing in a way you could only dream of then you die happy
It's no surprise the twats in power now have used her death as a massive advert for their current policies that are built on and a continuation of hers. It's been a piece of piss for them as Blair and Brown that governed before them made it oh so easy by failing to reverse any of the witch's dismantling of any form of community and even more annoyingly, bumming her at any opportunity.
We're fucked. This is it. All we had as mass protest was the Ding Dong song that the BBC, which we pay for, stifled.
Then came the funeral. More nose in the fucking dirt. The rotter that privatised everything got a funeral that the public paid for at a cost of £10 million? Why weren't we fucking rioting over that decision? Why didn't all her business mates and supporters foot the bill if that's what they wanted? Well the answer to that is obvious – the servile British will cough up cos they're the same mugs that tolerate and pay for the royal family.
She's won and celebrating her death now seems pointless to me. She's left us nothing to celebrate. She was always going to die and if she had died a loser then we could have proper partied but she's died a winner. We'd have looked pretty stupid if we'd have celebrated Hitler's death whilst losing WWII while his legacy, the Nazi party, continued to wipe out millions of people and take over the Europe.
Across the road from my current house in Openshaw is the AEU (predecessor to the AEUW) Club. It should have been buzzing on the night of thatcher's death but sadly most of the locals from my generation and younger don't know what the letters AEU mean. Like the Dead Blow it is now just a reminder of what community we had. The engineering isn't coming back, not just in Openshaw but anywhere and neither is the lost steel, mining or shipbuilding. But hey great news. Whilst thatcher was on her way into the incinerator building work was continuing just 30 yards away from the Dead Blow – we're getting our first McDonalds offering Nuggetsmith and Burgerwright apprenticeships.


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This 2010 release contains two complete albums by Dee Dee Sharp that were previously unavailable on CD, and includes "Gravy" and "Be Ever Wonderful."
Collectors' Choice Music is continuing its series of classic Cameo-Parkway releases with four more titles, including this CD by excellent vocalist Dee Dee Sharp.
Dee Dee was born Dione LaRue, and called Dee Dee Sharp because of her penchant for singing in the key of D sharp. She began by singing in her grandfather's church, and then with Willa Ward Moultrie. That led to her getting session work as a backing vocalist for such artists as Bobby Rydell, Lloyd Price, Ray Charles and Jackie Wilson.
At the beginning of 1962, she sang a duet with Chubby Checker and then recorded her first lead vocal part - on the song "Mashed Potato Time."
This CD contains two complete records: It's Mashed Potato Time, which was originally released in 1962, and Do The Bird, which was originally released in 1963.
"Gravy (For My Mashed Potatoes)"
It's Mashed Potato Time opens with "Gravy (For My Mashed Potatoes)," which was Dee Dee Sharp's follow-up hit to "Mashed Potato Time." It was written by Kal Mann and Dave Appell, and is complete with a saxophone section and great backing vocals.
But of course it's Dee Dee's vocals that sell this song. With a gospel background, Dee Dee can certainly belt out a tune, regardless of its style or genre.
"Gravy (For My Mashed Potatoes)" reached #9 on the charts.
"Slow Twistin'"
"Slow Twistin'" is a duet with Chubby Checker. Dee Dee and Chubby had recorded another version together where Chubby had the lead. They switched vocal positions for this rendition. This song has a good groove, and it was written by Jon Sheldon (Kal Mann's pseudonym).
"Gee" is one of those ridiculously fun early 1960s songs. It's so joyous and light, with a catchy rhythm and - of course - a saxophone solo. Listen to the power in Dee Dee's vocals, especially toward the end of the song.
"Gee" was written by William Davis and George Goldner, according to this album's original liner notes. But elsewhere Viola Watkins is also credited as a co-writer. This song was originally a hit for The Crows.
"A Hundred Pounds Of Clay"
"A Hundred Pounds Of Clay" is dedicated to Chubby Checker, whom Dee Dee credits as giving her her start. This song is a very strange combination of a religious theme and a tribute to Chubby Checker. Dee Dee sings "two hundred pounds of clay" rather than "a hundred pounds of clay."
"A Hundred Pounds Of Clay" was written by Bob Elgin, Luther Dixon and Kay Rogers. Gene McDaniels had a #3 hit with this song.
"Mashed Potato Time"
"Mashed Potato Time" was Dee Dee Sharp's first big hit. Before this, she'd been singing backing vocals for other artists. This is a dance song, telling the story of The Mashed Potato, and it has a cool saxophone section. But again, it's her voice that really make this song a hit.
This song contains references to other songs of the period, such as "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" and "Please Mr. Postman."
"(Dee Dee) Be My Girl"
"(Dee Dee) Be My Girl" is an odd song lifted from "Duke Of Earl" - but is also a sort of tribute or sequel to that song. Dee Dee sings, "When the Duke of Earl whispers tenderly/Be my baby/My heart starts to whirl when he says to me/Be my girl/And I've gotta love that guy/Because nothing can stop me now/Because he's the Duke of Earl." Weird, right?
"Remember You're Mine"
"Remember You're Mine" is a really cool, slower tune with some nice work on piano, and phenomenal vocals. It written by Kal Mann and Bernie Lowe, the two founders of Cameo-Parkway, and it's one of the best songs on the CD.
Here is a taste of the lyrics: "Be faithful, darlin'/While you're away/For when it's summer a heart can stray/And though I'll miss you/Have a wonderful time/But remember, darlin'/Remember you're mine."
"Let The Sunshine In"
The second album on this CD, Do The Bird, opens with "Let The Sunshine In." This song has an obvious Ray Charles groove. It's a gospel-flavored tune with great work on piano and organ. And Dee Dee Sharp really belts this one out. This is one of the highlights of the CD.
"You Ain't Nothin' But A Nothin'"
The power in Dee Dee's voice is palpable as she sings "You Ain't Nothing But A Nothin'." You can feel it like a slap across your face as she scolds, "You ain't nothin' but a nothin.'" It's wonderful. That's the kind of abuse we could all use and enjoy.
As a side note, this song mentions "Gravy."
"Reet Petite"
"Reet Petite" has a great bass line and some excellent work on drums. The focus, though, is on Dee Dee's vocals, and they really shine on this one. Jackie Wilson had a hit with this song, and interestingly he's one of the artists that Dee Dee Sharp sang backing vocals for before recording these albums. This is a fun song.
"Do The Bird"
"Do The Bird," the album's title track, is a dance song written by Kal Mann and Dave Appell. It's apparently an easy dance, as Dee Dee sings, "You can even do it sitting down." The backing vocals really add a lot to this one. And there is the obligatory sax solo, which is great.
"Be Ever Wonderful"
"Be Ever Wonderful" is an incredible song that really showcases Dee Dee's vocal talent. She sings, "Be ever wonderful/Stay as you are/Be ever heaven's gift/My guiding star/You are the only one/ Who can break my heart." But it's the end of the song when she's really amazing, as she sings, "Be ever mine."
"South Street"
The album concludes with "South Street," a song written by Kal Mann and Dave Appell, and which was a huge hit for The Orlons. Dee Dee does a great job with it.
CD Track List
- Gravy (For My Mashed Potatoes)
- Slow Twistin'
- Gee
- Two Loves
- A Hundred Pounds Of Clay
- Eddie, My Love
- Mashed Potato Time
- (Dee Dee) Be My Girl
- I Sold My Heart To The Junkman
- Remember You're Mine
- Hurry On Down
- Splish Splash
- Let The Sunshine In
- I Will Follow Him
- Rockin' Robin
- He's So Fine
- You Ain't Nothin' But A Nothin'
- Reet Petite
- Do The Bird
- Be Ever Wonderful
- Our Day Will Come
- Just To Hold My Hand
- Why Don't You Ask Me
- South Street
This CD is scheduled to be released November 23, 2010 through Collectors' Choice Music in conjunction with ABKCO Music & Records. Two other selections in the Cameo-Parkway series will be released that same day: The Dovells: For Your Hully Gully Party/You Can't Sit Down; and a compilation titled Cameo-Parkway Holiday Hits (which features a very young Bob Seger). A fourth CD was given a slightly earlier release, on October 26, 2010: John Zacherle: Monster Mash/Scary Tales.
In June of 2010 Collectors' Choice Music released the first set of six classic Cameo-Parkway albums. Those included albums by Chubby Checker, Bobby Rydell. The Orlons, Clint Eastwood and Terry Knight And The Pack, as well as a compilation titled Remember Me Baby: Cameo Parkway Vocal Groups Vol. 1.
(Note: I originally posted this review on November 9, 2010.)


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It's not always necessary to print your Word 2010 documents. You can electronically publish those Word documents, instead. But not everyone can read Word documents. In fact, users of older versions of Word might not be able to read the Word documents you create in Word 2010. To ensure that the files are compatible, you can publish your documents in a more compatible or universal file format:
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Yes, that includes saving it one last time.
3To use a more universal file type, choose Change File Type from the Share menu.
For example, you can choose Word 97-2003 Document (*.doc), Rich Text Format (*.rtf), or Single File Web Page (*.mht, *.mhtml).
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Everychild, along with the boy specifically, must have a number of pairs of trousers in a wardrobe. This may be the typical children's bluejeans, 100 % cotton pants, khaki pants of airtight nylon, plus the usual sports activities pants in jersey fabric.
Quality is an essential detail when picking clothes
Whichever pants you want to purchase your newborn, it is very important to deal with the grade of bought items. There exists a quantity of guidelines, that happen to be extremely helpful for parents.
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Staub Cast-Iron Oval Gratin with Sea Bass Embossed Lid
Staub's innovative enamel coating takes cast-iron cooking to the next level with improved performance, style and durability. Ideal for cooking fish, this long shallow vessel holds a whole fish or several filets, and features a self-basting, heat-retaining lid. It's also stylish enough to double as serveware for everything from trout, tilapia and salmon to vegetables and apple crisp.
- 2 1/4-qt. cap.
- Heavyweight enameled cast iron transfers and retains heat evenly.
- Innovative domed Chistera lid has interior spikes that promote self-basting to keep food moist.
- Lid features embossed fish and nickel-plated brass knob.
- Multicoat enameling creates glossy, vibrantly colored "majolique" finish that resembles fine ceramics.
- Resistant to rust, chipping and cracking, the coating requires no additional seasoning like some other cast-iron pieces.
- Made in France.
Dimensions & More Info
- 15 3/4" x 9 1/2" x 2 1/4" high; 4 1/4" high with lid.
- 2 1/4-qt. cap.
- 11 lb. 8 oz. with lid.
Additional Information
- Specially formulated black matte interior enamel contains traces of quartz, giving it additional heat-resistance and a rough surface that results in better browning.
- Smooth enameled base is compatible with all cooktops, including induction.
- Heavyweight lid seals in moisture for tender, flavorful results.
- Made in France.
Use & Care
- Ideal for use on any cooktop, including induction.
- Oven and broiler safe up to 500°F.
- No seasoning required; for best results use low to medium heat.
- When using high heat, bring pan slowly to a high temperature.
- Use plastic, wood or nylon utensils only; metal utensils may damage enamel.
- Enamel may chip or crack if banged against a hard surface.
- Handles and knobs can become very hot. Always use pot holder or glove when handling.
- Allow pan to cool before washing.
- Dishwasher safe.
- Stubborn stains can be removed by soaking pot for a few minutes in hot, soapy water.
- Completely dry pan before storing.
- Avoid using steel wool, steel scouring pads, harsh detergents, bleach or abrasive cleaners.
Colors Available
- La Mer
- Sapphire Blue
Shipping Information
UPS can deliver most in-stock items within 3–5 business days. UPS is unable to deliver to P.O. boxes.
Shipping Rates
The shipping rate varies depending on your order total and shipping destination. View Shipping Options and Charges.
Next Day Delivery
For an additional charge of $26 per address, we can expedite delivery to most destinations. This service is not available for some oversize items, items shipped directly from the supplier (including perishable and custom-manufactured items), out-of-stock items and items to be shipped outside the contiguous 48 states.
Orders received by 9:00 p.m. ET Monday through Thursday will arrive the next business day; orders placed Friday through Sunday will arrive on the following Tuesday.
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At Williams Sonoma, we take great pride in the quality and craftsmanship of our products. Attention to design, materials, safety and construction are our priority. Upon receipt, please inspect your purchase and notify us of any damage; we will arrange for a prompt replacement.
If within 30 days, you are dissatisfied for any reason, you may return your purchase for a refund of the merchandise value. An original receipt or gift receipt is required for all returns and exchanges. Returns with a gift receipt will be refunded in the form of a Merchandise Credit for the amount indicated on the gift receipt. Returns with original receipt will be refunded in the original form of payment, cash and check refunds over $100 will be issued as a company check (may take 14 business days from time of request).
For all cutlery returns (knife sets, single knives, cutting boards, knife sharpeners and knife storage), please contact us at 888.922.4108 to initiate the return.
We cannot accept returns on monogrammed, personalized, special-order items, custom upholstery, food, items shipped direct from the vendor or on items damaged through normal wear and tear. Final sale items ending in .97 or .99 cannot be returned.
Made to Order and Final Sale Furniture items are non-returnable and cannot be cancelled once the order is placed.
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Local Marketing Online – Who Controls Your Business Website?
Does your small business have a website? If you do have a website, then you are ahead of many other local small businesses in your area. But how much control do you have over your website? What type of website do you have? Is a static e-commerce site, one on which the content rarely changes? Do you have the ability to make changes and updates regularly, or do you have to wait for your webmaster?
Having a website is essential for local marketing online, but for this to be effective there are four important points to keep in mind:
1)Â Â Google and the other search engines love blogs because they are content-rich websites and the content is updated frequently.
2)  Management of search engine optimization, or optimizing each page on your website with keywords around your topic requires that you have a search-friendly website and one that attracts customers and prospects. First your site will be found easily and second, your visitors will want to return again and again.
3)  Being at the 'mercy' of your webmaster's schedule to make updates is not an effective use of your time and money. Your goal should be to manage your website yourself, and be able to make basic changes yourself.
4) In view of the foregoing, your small business website should have a blog as the main focus or your hub. Although there are free blogging platforms available, I would strongly recommend that you have a hosted WordPress blog. The reasons are many, and will be discussed in another post.
In summary, it is important as part of your local marketing online to have a content-rich website for increased visibility, but your website should be one that you can update regularly and add new content. Using a WordPress hosted blog is a powerful portal to accomplish all of these goals.
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Trade Signs, one of the UK's leading trade manufacturers of bespoke signage is celebrating 20 years in the industry.
First established by Matthew Driver in 1994 as a trade supplier, Trade Signs combines traditional skills and the latest technological innovation to deliver its own brand of unique bespoke signs, all of which are fabricated in its Tring-based factory.
Matthew, who describes his teenage self as being 'a very passionate artist', explained that his artist mother had taught him how to paint and draw, skills that served him well when he undertook a week of work experience at the Hertfordshire-based Art Signs in 1987. In fact, he enjoyed the experience so much that he continued to work for the company every Thursday night and Saturday. He remembers: " Art Signs produced a lot of traditional pub signs and, during my time with them, I learnt everything about carpentry, spray painting, hand painting and gold leafing."
In 1989 Matthew immigrated to Sydney, Australia where he initially worked for a sign company, before deciding to strike out on his own, completing a wide variety of signage work before returning to the UK in 1992, when he decided to further hone his design skills by completing an HND in Graphic Design. He also recognised that with the introduction of computerised vinyl cutting the whole industry was rapidly changing and that there was a niche opening up for a really good trade supplier of custom made signage.
He revealed: "My blueprint was for a company that used the latest innovative technology, coupled with rigorous quality control and excellent service to offer products that would continuously exceed customer expectations!"
Accordingly, he set up Trade Signs and it wasn't long before there was enough business for him to take on first one employee and then another three, while also purchasing the company's first CNC router. In 1998 Trade Signs set up its own fabrication department, making further investments in staff and equipment including a second router and a laser cutter.
Nowadays, the company, which has a staff of 45, continues to grow and evolve and, as well as the move into its current 33,000 sq.ft premises in 2012, it is still investing in the latest kit. Early next year, it plans to install a new wet spray and powder coating plant and more fabrication equipment.
However, there is no guarantee of success for even the best equipped company unless those assets are equally matched with an unimpeachable degree of customer service, a point not lost on Haylee Benton, Trade Signs' Operations Manager who said: "We have worked extremely hard to streamline our processes to ensure that our customers enjoy the ultimate hassle free purchasing experience – this is something that all of our staff feel really passionate about. Our quest for improvement, in terms of both quality and turnaround times, is ongoing and we're always setting ourselves new challenges, which is why are so excited to see our plans and ideas for next year reaching fruition, as we truly believe that we will be setting a new benchmark for sign manufacture."
And of course, some would say that Trade Signs have already more than achieved that goal, having picked up the Sign Construction award at this year's BSGA British Sign Awards, in respect of the spectacular, colour changing sign it manufactured for the ITV building in Manchester's Media City!
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Morningside Country Club, Rancho Mirage CA, developed in 1981 features a 140 acre Jack Nicklaus 18-hole golf course of immaculately manicured turf. Gracing the course are 20 acres of lakes, which are illuminated at night and come into play on 14 of the 18 holes. Morningside has a pristine practice facility which offers two practice putting greens, pitching and bunker practice areas, and some of the most breathtaking views in the valley.
The most notable feature of the golf course and the Morningside community itself are the flowerbeds. Each fall there are 250,000 individual flowers planted on the golf course. These colorful displays make a round of golf at Morningside a round you will not soon forget. In fact, the likes of Hall of Fame golfers Ken Venturi, Lee Trevino and Amy Alcott have used Morningside as backdrops for television and magazine ads.
With only 13,000 rounds of golf played annually, tee time accessibility is never in doubt. There are weekly men's choose-up games, Women's Golf Association games, and over twenty different golf tournaments during the season for members to pick and choose from.
Morningside's recently renovated 51,000 square foot clubhouse, gathering spot for a wide variety of social events, offers formal and informal dining 7 days a week serving 3 meals a day, with convenient home delivery.
The community's beautiful tennis facility is recessed to protect it from the elements, with five hard courts, one clay court, a pro shop, automated ball machine and professional staff available and at hand. There is a recently completed new age fitness and training facility, complete with massage therapy, yoga, pilates, water aerobics and much more. Eight community pools/spas are also available to members.
This private country club is surrounded by 363 homes that were built from 1982 to 1994, and are sited on 165 acres of extensively landscaped residential area. They were built in several phases featuring a wide variety of floor plans ranging from 2,900 to over 5,000 square feet. A few custom homes were built during this time offering over 6,000 sf of living space.
Morningside Country Club homes prices range from $525,000 to over $1.5 million. HOA is $1300/month.
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Designer Hair Dryer - Aqua
$89.95 $44.95
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Product Description
- Professional 2000 watt motor
- 3 heat, 2 speed settings, with cool shoot
Integrated tourmaline technology to reduce static and maintain healthy looking hair
- 2 Concentrator nozzles to create a variety of hair styles
- Removal metal mesh filter for easy cleaning
- Cord Length: 3.0 Meters
- Voltage: 240V / 50HZ
Designer Hair Dryer - Aqua is rated out of 5 by 14.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mike from An Amazing Hairdryer! Brought this having only used simple Hairdryers that just weren't the best and this is amazing for such a low price too! Such a professional Hairdryer, It's a must.
Date published: 2019-07-03
Rated 5 out of 5 by Lucy from Smooth Operator My hair is prone to frizz and my last hairdryer always left my hair like a frizz ball if I didn't blowdry properly with a brush. This one dries my hair quickly, but leaves it looking shiny and healthy rather than dry and heat damaged. No need for a round brush, even with just finger combing, it still ends up looking smooth and shiny. Also, it looks amazing! A beautiful pastel minty blue.
Date published: 2019-06-25
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sallyjt from Fantastic! I brought this a few weeks ago and it works brilliant!! I have long thick hair and it only now takes me a few minutes to dry it!
Date published: 2019-06-16
Rated 5 out of 5 by Vicki48 from Love Wahl hairdryer i bought this a few weeks ago & im so happy i did . I was reccommended this by a friend who raved about the features it has & the fast drying ...... very happy camper.
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Can I use this hairdryer on 220v outlet?
The hairdryer works ok on the 220 to 260 Volt range
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Does it come with a diffuser please
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Date published: 2019-04-10
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Date published: 2019-04-09
Do Whal hair dryers have a cool option and well as heat?
Yes it has a cool option, however, you need to keep your finger on the button for it to be continuous. My previous hairdryer was the same.
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